davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
NIEF0RTUNNY KAMRAT
WlNSzUJE HAWKIER0WI.
Liczne raporty donosza przybli-
zeniu Briton'a do iryjskch wy
BREEZY widzeniu maszynr :
Reynham'a a plan spad}.

LONDYN, 21 MAYA - Sepvith
Ailplanc Co. otrzyma}a rapport se
Hawkcr byf 3 po poludniu 500
mil od iryiskiego wybrzeza.
LONDYN,-Harry C. Hawkera
W jego aeroplanie widziano Z Ir-
landyi, stosownie do nieurzedo-
wych raport6W otrzymanych tn
dis przez amerykanska flote.
LONDON, - w galeryi map
11'ssz.yszEleet~a ~atl~~p lsaazs.srano -ellziis po
poIudniu n1ape=brzeg6w 6w 1norskiich:
oznaczajaca Hawker' a pozycye o
, + 80 pred po}udniem, IA dfugoSc
jeograficzna 32 a szerokosc 50.
Me by]o zadnego potwicrdzenia
o tych raportach chocby jakich
irnych zr6def.
ST. JOHNS n. F. - Gdy otrzy
manO til rapport w pOfudnle re
Harry G: Sopwitha biplan widzia
ny byl ir landskich wybrzezy by
la wielka radosc jego stowarzyszc
mia tutejszego, a Frederick Pray
| nham, jego rywal! kt6rego ruch
nastapif, tn wczoraj re smutkiem,
natychmiast przes}al mu kablem
powinszowanie.
LONDON, - Marynarskie mi
litarne poszukiwania ma zachod--
mich wybrzezach Irlandyi,e rapor--
tuja dis 2giej godzinie. po po-
fudniu, re ME widzieli ami sladu
od Hawker' a. London niecierpli-
vie oczekuje wiadomosci cd lotni
Eka lccz al do 4tej godziny ME by
10 urzedowego zawiadomienia 0
raportach azeby by} widziany z
Irelandyi. -
l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
Lotnik alleryka1ski zrobi no
wy $50 lnilowy lot W
podr6zy przez ocean.
N. ca przeleciad w powietrzu W
godzinie "a minutach = albo
85 mil W godzinie. Powietrze
czyste a wiatr odpowiedni.

WASHINGTON, 81 maja -Ko-
ntradmira} Jackson Ponta Del
Gada przyslal dis kablowa depe-
sze do departamentu floty re N.
ca prawdopodobnie ME wyruszy
do Lizbony W Portugalii pred sro
da albo czwartkiem. Potrzeba be-
die przewindowac plan i nape1--
mic go zapasem opafu w PontaDel
Gada. ...-
WASHINGTON. - Marynarski
wodolot N ca przybyl do Ponta
Del Gada Horty 10: "a pred
po}udniem podlug czasu Washing
tonskiego, urzedowy rapport do de
partamentu floty cd kontradmira
Ia Jacksona wykazuje re ten wiel
Xxi, ~pfa1l przefeciaf przestrzen $50
mil W godzinie i "a minut, albo po
IS mil na godzine. Depesza admi-
rala Jacksona wysfana. o 1925
pred poiudniem. Gas Washing
tonski wykazupe: N. ca przybyf
do Ponta Del Gada 0 1925 G.. NJ.
T. 40 "a a. m. podlug czasu Wa
shingtonskiego) wszystko o. K.''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
Cabinet Nienieckii twiier-
dzi re to by bylo ruina.
P0LACY MAMALI UkRA
IVSKIE PRZYMIERZE,

WARSZAWA, = Ukrainskie
przymierze przeciw Polakom zos-
talo komplctnie zlamane, stosow-
nic do rzadowych, dis wydanych
komunikacyi. Po ciezkiej walce
Polacy zajeli Balice i Nowosiolki.
Ukrai1cy poniesli bardzo wielka
strate.
WARSZAWA. - Ma Litews-
kim froncie Bolszewiki urzadzili
income ataki na Podbrodzie, na
p6fnocno zach6d od Wilma, lecz
zostali odparci. Polska postepowa
gwardya osiegfa Bolniki. Niemiec
kie mozdzierze: do rzucania bomb
ia sza1ce artylerya w dodatku
bombardowa}y pozycye Polak6w
ra froncie Poznanskiln pod Tarno
wcm i Dombrowka. Byla tam os-
ira karabinowa strzelanina IA xii
ku sektorach tego frontu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23

Belgjczyey utraeM tysiaee
niemlowlat.

CHICAGO, 21 naja Wojna
kosztowaia Belgie 100000 dzieci
DR.. Rene posla1 jednego z belgijs
kich medycznych naczelnych prze
wodc6w j. profesora spo}ecznej j
przemysfowej medycyny w Uni
wersytecie Brusselskim, oswald
.czono dis ma otwarciu sesyi kon-
ferencyi pomyslnosci dzieciecej.
p M6wca oswiadczyl, re chociaz
przybytek z klinik acknowledged
i inne zapasy zywnosci dla po--
myslnego odzywienia dzieci zasta
1y utworzone azeby nagrodzic te
strate i zmniejszyc liczbe smierci.
Piec set delegat6w znajduje sic
Ia konferencyi, wlacznie pred :
stawicieli z kilku europejskich
KRAKOW Japoni. Konfcrencya
zakonczy sic w srode.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
NACzELNIK NIEPRzY-
JACIELSKICH DELECA-
TOW WR0CIt ABLY O.
MAWIAC TRAkTATY
Hrabia Won Brockdorff- -Rautzan
powroci1 do Wersalu po konfe-
rencyi z Niemcami stara sic po-
godzic po1ubownie.

Hrabia Won Observation-Disclosures
naczelnik niemieckich plenipoten-
taryuszy ME tylko re powrocif do
Wersalu re Spa, dokad sic udal W
sobote Ia konferencye lecz przy--
wi6z1 ze SODA pana Giesberts pa
IA Landberg, dw6ch gl6wnych
cz}onk6w niemieckiej delegacyi,
kt6rzy w Berlinie rozpatrywali. z
przefozonymi stosunki, lecz takze
wielki orszak marynarkich, 'woj-
skowych finansowych expert6w.
Okazuje sic re Niemcy zamierza
ja dalej robic starania do robie-
ria uklad6w alianckiemi i sprzy
n.ierzonemi@ przedstawicielalni ira
-ktat6w pokojowych kt6reby byfy
zadawalniajace dla niemieckiego
rzadu i ludu.
EDert jest przes4dny.
Wciaz napiywaja raporty zNie
mice niezadowolnieniu wzgle--
dem traktat6w przedlozonych
Nicmcom do podpisania potwier
dzenia przez prezydenta Eberta, ,ze
Niemcy nigdy ME podpisza trak-
tat6w TAX jak stoi.
Field Marszalek Won linden
burg, jak raportuja, powiedzia}
cz}onkom niemieckiego gabinetu,
przedstawicielom politycznych pa
rtyi innym przew6dcom ": Berli
lie W przeszly piatek ze op6r jest
niemozliwy j ze przew6dcy mill
tarni uwazaja "a konieczne podpi
SAME uk}adow tax jak alianci "a
daja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23

Logiczna konselzwencya
''zc te konsekwencyc musza To-
gicznie przyAadac sic do przyje
cia warunkow pokojowych prasa
amerykailska sama rozpozna}a bez
ratpienia,' oSwiadczenic podaje.
N'obcc tego Nicmcy postanoWify
zc przyjecie takich warunkow nie
powinno bye vSmagane zc allan
6; by]i nicsprawicdliwi naklada-
jac takic wymaganic.
Moralne pra:wo zadane.
Niemcy maja nie tylko moral
ne prawo do powolnosci 4 og6lne
mi przyrzeczcniami, ]ecz niezach
wiana przyczyne okrcslone, wyra
znie oznaczone prawo,' st0sownic
do podstawy rcg6} miedzynarodo-
wcgo p1awa, vszystkich alianc-
kich narod0w. a specyalnie Sta
now Zjcdnoczonych. W}asciwe 70
=: .xpozna11ic~ slusz.1esei= ~Aiemiecvl -lu.
du niemieckiego do pokoju prawe
so, sprawicdliwcgo i pojednania,
zamiast paragrafowej piosnki %
nienawiSci, kt6ra byia napisana W
Wcrsalu, umieszczonej W nocie a.
merykanskicgo sckrctarza re sta
nu Lansing listopada 1918.
Czternascie punktow cytowa11e.
wv, mich zawiadomif sekretarz
stanu szwajcarskiego ninistra W
Washingtonic niekondycyjnie re
ustenowione podstawy prezyden--
ia Wilsona IA punkt6w maja bye
nakazujace dla warunk6w poko-
iowych. Sekretarz Lansing oswia:
dczyf dalej re rad aliantow 'po
oglednem rozwazaniu byl ~takze
przygotowany do rozwazenia wa
runk6w u}ozonych przez prezyden
ia Wilsona jako podstawe do "a
warcia pokoju.
"Oswiadczenie slusznosci wy
plywa wfasciwych oswiadczen
wszystkich alianckich KRAKOW
Stan6w Zjednoczonych ktore sta
nowi niemiecki jedyny asset W ogo
lrie moralnem zcrwaniu ca}ej mie
dzynarodowej polityki ktora INA
]~zfa bezcelowe wyrazenie ukfa--
dow " Wersalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
ST. PAUL. W iadomosc

.~ ST. PAUL. = w iadomosc Q
smierci kongresmana C. C. Van
Dyka w jego rezydencyi w Wa
shingtonie spowodowa}a re guber
nator j. A. A. Burnquist rozpo--
rzadzi} azeby flage na kapitolu
spuszczono Ia pelowe masztu ma
GEESE oddana zmar1emu przedsta-
wicielowi Minnesoty.
smierc pana Van Dyke wywo-
1a}a tn wielkie poruszenie powie
dzia1 gubernator Burnquist.
WASHINGTON. - M6wca Gil
lett wybral czfonkow minecos--
kiej delegacyi do uczestniczenia
" pogrzebie pana Van Dyke a iz-
ba odroczyla swe posiedzenie
wczesnie poszanowania> dla czlo-
- *. sgs:-s--:- 80 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
Smiere powota}a kongreslna'
ma {. c. Van Dyke.

WASHINGTON, 21 maja Rep
Carl. c. Van Dyke St. Paul, ma
czclny komendant veteran z hi.
szpansko ame1ykanskiej wojny
, umarf ma krwotok zoladkowy
dis wczesnie rano w szpitalu W
Washingtonie, gdzie znajdowa} sie
pod opieka lekarska cd niedzieli
Choroba powsta}a re zmartwienis
kt6re 60 trapifo przez wiele mie
siecy, lecz niebezpiecznie choryn
by} tylko kilka godzin. Byl on de
mokrata pochodzi} Alexandria
MINI.
+. t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
NoWy kongres otwartY zostai
" poniedziaiek " peludoie.

WASHINGTON, 21 maja-Pra
vie W poludnie W poniedzia}ek
rozpoczela sic nadzwyczajna Sc
sya kongresu. Republikanie kt6-
rzy obecnie 1stanowia wiekszosc W
obu izbach, zabrali sic zaraz do
piracy zorganizowania.
Republikanie uskutecznili W Il
bic organizacye przez wybranie
rep. Fredericka Fl. Gillett'a
Massachusetts, m6wca przeciw
Champ Clark z Missouri, m6wcy
przez ostatnie osiem lat. Wiekszo-
scia pieciu glos6w republikanie
objeli kontrole W senacie wybiera
jac senatora Cummins >czasowym
prezydentem, z porazka senatora
Key Pillmana Newady, demokra
te, wiekszoscia glos6w ~ przeciw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23

ter reason and the better case. There is not a
single element Of blind vengeance Of or race
prejudice. in the treaty, but it does compel Ger
many to make such reparation as she can for
the evil she has done, and this lays a tremen-
dous burden on the defeated country. The
United States, on the other hand is asked only
to join on equal terms with other peace loving
powers to preserve the tranquility Of the world
Ia thing which our statesmen for generations
have been eager to do. What possible warrant
can there be in that for ranting about "vassal-
age and national suicide?"
None whatever. Ninety per cent Of repub-
lican opposition to the leagus Of nations
which is necessary part Of the peace treaty
is nothing but blind, stupid partisanship; ];
blind, because it closes it's eyes to the interest
Of the nation and the world; stupid, because
itScan not even see what is good for the party.
On both points, Former President Taft is an
ilnmeasurably wiser councillor than Borah and
Knox.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
TWO TONGUES THAT: WAC AS ONE.

There is singular agreement, not to say
identity, between the outcries of German
leaders against the peace treaty, and the out
cries Of certain republican senator's against the
same document.
Scheidemann says that the treaty reduces:
Germany to slavery. Borah says that the treaty
reduces United States to vassalage. Ebert de-
clares that to sign the treaty would be nation
al suicide for Germany. Senator Knox vows
that to sign the treaty would be national sui
eide for the United States. German critics,
Jumping the. matter, say that the peace terms
are wholly unacceptable. Republican senator's
say precisely the same thing.
Though separated by the broad Atlantic
and by the yet broader ocean that rolls bet
ween defeat and victory the two groups seem
to constitute two souls with but single
thought, two tongues that wag as one.
Clearly, both sets Of complainerss can not
be telling the truth. AS matter Of fact, there
is no great amount Of accuracy in the walls Of
either, and the two, the Teutons have the bet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
Alianci stracii 800 ludzi "
Smyrna.

PARYz, 21 maja Alianci
stracili podczas Walk W Smyrna
W przesz]y czwartek ogo}em 800,
jak urzedownie doniesiono. Tylko
lonsularna gWardya wyladowa}a
z amerykanskiego wojennego ok
retu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
Zqdania Aliant6w Naz-
wan0 Niesprawiedliwe.

True translation filed with theost master at Wnona Mimi,
May 1919 required by the Act of Congress- Oct 1919
BERLIN, 81 maaja Nemcy odmaWaja podpisana trakta-
pokojowyc przed}ozopych powodu ekonomcznego zn
poycznego nehonoru moraln egradacyi Zadu
nemccego narodu ty ko da obecne ale ze ola
maacych gncracyi akc oSwadczenie wydane zosta}o
przcz cabinet wtorek p"ez stowarzyzona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
COUNTRY AND CONGRES
From Chicago Daily journal.

G. O. P. is to thwart President Wilson and
obstruct him forever if it fails to safeguard
public rights in the railroad settlement, blocks
the treaty, or makes reconstruction the excuse
for trying to restore the iniquitous Aldricll
tariff, public contempt and condemnation are
sure.
The American people are not asleep, nor
are they bound to any partisan chariot wheels
by ignorance and prejudice. On most big
questions, they know fairly well what they
want, and still more clearly what they don t
want The party which tries to palm off petty
politics and personal spite for craftsmanship
will get short shrift
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23

Senatorzy ! kongresmanl rozpo-.
czynaja robic plany do slime
sesyi. I. 5s.:
WASHINGTON, 81 maja = w
kablowej depeszy prezydent Viii
son szkicuje ustawodawctwo dc
nadzwyczajnej sesyi nowego kon.
gresu kt6re zosta4o dis przeczy.
tame w obu izbach, w senacie W
kongresie przez klerkow i. przy-.
gotowania zostaly porobione przez
przewodniczacych w :celu bezpos-
redniego rozpatrywania ogromne-
go programu ustawodawstwa re
zolucya O rowno uprawnienie kt6
re bedzie omawiane ": izbie jutro.
GIownc punkta oredzia prezy--
denta odnosza sic do prohibicyi
wojenhej, do jaknajszybszego po-
ur6cenia kolei: telegrafow i tele-
fonow dotychczasowym: wlascicie
lcm, do odwolania prohibicyi wo-
jennej tyle lie sic odnosi do
piwa i wilma, wprowadzellie W zy-
Gle sufrazyzmu kobiet, zabezpie-
czenie przemys}u tutejszego pred
atakami zagranicznymi i sprawy
robotnik6w i pracodawcow:z:P
zydent oswiadcza za1niar odda--
nia kolei wlascicielom przy koncu
roku kalendarzoWego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23

The United States is supremely nonpartis-
all in one sense and that very important one.
It cares little which party does the work pro-
vided the right work is done at the right time.
If the congress which assembled last Monday
with republicans in control will take warnings
from the mistakes Of the last session, straighten
apply itself intelligently and unselfishly to the
problems Of reconstruction, it will win nation
wide approval for itself and for the republican
party.
But if congress daflies and dawdles, if it
takes the stand as so many individual repub-
licans seem to do, that the chief end Of the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
Wieksza czese bols!zewick'iic]
naczelaikoW zabdYch.

KOPENHAGA 21 maja -Gwar
dya Letiszow zajela Rige straci
Ia wieksza Geese tanltejszych urze
dnik6w, st6sownie do oswiadcze-
MIA zrobionego przez tutejsze blu
ro Letisz6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23
Wilson poleca zlliieI.siienie iI.|i pro.
hibiicyii ma VINO / piwo. il, !.

senatorzy i kongresma11i rozpo--
czynaja robic plany do silnej
sesy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-23

. Moret to olow inc next) 81
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29
HARBOR TO BAR
ANY ASIATIC WARS

HONOLULU, Aug. 29.-War against
mne United states will be made Almost
RIonlpitlve for any Oriental nation
through the establishment at Pearl Harl
pof base here of the greater mart of
n new Pacific fleet, according to ma
Sal authorities, The arrival OF the fleet
taee ~ august II was declared. would
naval bases In the world and The most
important to the United States.
laval authorities have said Hawaii
aiIords the only possible location for a
strong naval base in the Central Pa
ZINC ocean for q distance Of 1000 miles
II! lies approximately $500 miles Off
we american. coast. II Hawaii were in
local authorities, that nation could hae
Fass and threaten the entire Pacific
coast, To guard the Pacific coast
against an enemy occupying Hawaii.
the United States would be Compelled
10 Keep a fleet many times the size
required with Hawaii as an American
base, 1t Is declared.
the islands an Oriental nation moving
against the United States would be
compelled to work from q base 1000
to 5000 miles from the American coast
instead OF the Hawaiian coast only $500
miles off. ~
Pearl Harbor, where the base is stu
ated, Is considered one OF the best. il
not the best, natural harbor in the
world. It has an area OF 10 square
miles and q depth OF more than so feet.
It is landlocked and ships within the
harbor are out Of view from the sea.
TINS great new drydock just completed
will be officially opened by Secretary
or the Navy Daniels when he arrives
with the fleet. 1t is 1,029 feet long. is
1873 feet wide and can handle any ship
afloat or contemplated.
The war department also has ample
sites at the channel entrance and al
ready has engaged on the construction
of protecting defenses. A considerable
islands.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29
Cocoanut Oil Fine
for Washing Hair

II you want 10 keep your hair in good
condition. be careful what you wash 1t
with,
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, This dries the
scalp. makes the hair brittle, and is
very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo (Which Is pure and entirely
greaseless), is much better than any
thing else you can use for shampooing.
as this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moistsn your hair with water
and rub 1t in, one or two teaspoon
fuls viii make an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, and ~cleanses the hair
and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily, and removes every
particle of dust, dirt. dandruf and
excessive oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and 1t leaves 1t fine and
silky, bright, fluffy and a to man
age.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. 1t is
very cheap, and a few ounces is enough
to last everyone in the family for
months adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29
6ONPFRS RIGNFS
DOWN TO TASKOF
ENDING WAGE ROW
Labor Leader Returns to Cap
ltal and Goes Into Confer
ence With R. R. S~hOpmen's
Chiefs will See Wilson.
By DAVID LAWRENCE,
Ihe News Sclmitar's speclai corrs.
spondent,


WASHINGTON, Aug. aa-samuel
Campers, personal friend al President
wilson and Americas representative
On the various commissions at the
Fafls peace conference relating to labor
problems, came back to Washington
Yesterday and went to work promptly
70 oring about q peaceful solution OF
ING wage controversy between the rail-
road shopmen and the government. Mr.,
Ionlpers conferred with the committee
oI the railroad shopmen The probaiIi-
tlsS are that he will confer with Mr..
wilson Just as soon as he Is familiar
WITH the situation that has arisen
qpgrlng ms tMr, Gompers') absence in
Europe. 1t Is unlikely that Mr.. Com
pers Will favor a rejection of the
presidents pleas because his efforts
N behaif OF labor in the last six years
save been successful largely because of
the confidence that the president has
MAD IN the judgment Of Mr.. Gompers
az well as his influence with the rank
and file of Americas conservative la
boring men.
On the other hand, Mr.. Gompers is
we'll aware that the radicals inside la
boFSs ranks are waiting an opportunity
70 get his scalp Inc want to make an
issue OF anything that might seem to
get them a larger amount of support
among laborers generally than they now
nave. Most of the shopmen are dis
satisfied with their present wages and
the presidents honeyed words did not
produce much of an impression on the
committee which went to the White
House on Monday.
A strike vote is, now being taken.
~ IS really not a question of whether
the shopmen accept or reject Mr.. Will
sons answer, but a question of whether
or not they will give their leaders au-
t1ofity to call a strike IL that becomes
necessary. In other words, the shop
men are giving the leaders the right and
opportunity to negotiate, MIR. Gompers
VIII no doubt seek a compromise. And
perhaps 1t will be an effort to obtain
a pledge of higher wages If the cost
Of living is not reduced within q speci-
fled period, as Mr.. Wilson so confident
ly hopes it will be.
Just now the railroad administration
much more ~peFtuFbed about the
strike in California than anything else.
There it Is a sympathy strike with
workmen on a road not now under fed
eral control. The announcement from
the railroad brotherhood headquarters
in Cleveland that the brotherhoods
would support the government in that
controversy unless the strikers returned
to work Is expected 10 help solve the
situation. On the whole the prospects
of q favorable solution of the larger
problems involved in the shopmen's
controversy are believed to be brighter
since the return of Mr.. Gompers.
copyright, 1919, by David Lawrence,)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29
STILL HOLE IN
ARKANSAS BROKEN UP

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Aug, 2s.-
Greasy Cove" considered by ell Off
GERS of Western Arkansas as the most
i~mpregnabie stronghold of the moon
sinner IN this state, has been swept
there Is in the county jail here Bud
Cogbnrn, Little George Cogburn, Hike
Cogburn, Toad Hill, Nick Hill and
Granville Patty.
The men are charged by the federal
officials with operating illicit stills.
The visit was timed In order that
Greasy Cove" would be reached Just
n little before daylight on Wednesday
morning. The officers knew of the kim
ship that existed between all the resi-
dents Of the Greasy CoveT section
and they took no chances on anybody
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29
TO UNEMPLOYED IN
ENGLAND IS REDUCED

LONDON Aug. 2e.-The payroll Of
the unemployed to whom the govern
ment In making u weekly dole has been
reduced by about 500, 900 names since
May last when the government drew
its purse strings tighter, From Noven"
bar TO May the weekly benefits We're
paid TO about 1850, 900 persons, Pay
ments are now being made to about
750, 900.
At first the amount paid the men out
Of work was so a week; So to women,
So to boys and sass 10 girls,
There were smaller grants for chill
dren, so that II was possible for an IN
skilled workman with four children TO
draw nearly $ll a week, which was moro
than some could earn at work.
When the Joyful news OF this pay FOR
doing nothing spread many tired work.
ers Immediately resigned their Jobs and
came upon the government, according
to testimony In the courts, while 9th
ers who never had done nor wished TO
do any work found themselves IN the
happy position OF gathering unexpected
mamma from the heavens, The Ungiish
newspapers say that Ireland availed IT.
self whole-heartedly OF this godSend.
Instructions from the government 70
~disbursing officials we're to lean toward
the side of generosity and this policy
appears to have prevailed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29
GOES TO NORWAY.

HELENA. Ark, Aug, 20. (Spl) =,
After returning from "a months
service overseas, Louis u, Armstrong,
after q short visit here with relatives,
has gone TO New York. where he VIII
ioin the suite OF Col. M, NJ. Maddux,
attache OF the United States govern.
ment to Norway, with headquarters at
Copenhagen. Armstrong was engaged
in three Of the hardest fights In the
world war, and for bravery In action
received the Croix de Guerre and the
d, S, G.. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Lee Armstrong, reside in Helena. where
their son was reared from childhood.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29
MAN CHARGED WITH
COMPLETELY IN FIGHT

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Aug, 20. (spl)
boiling Henry, a Limestone county
farmer, was brought to Huntsville yes,
terday and arraigned before United
States Commissioner Watts on a charge
OF being involved In the shooting affray,,
that occurred during a raid on q sun
west OF Elkmont last week IN when
one man was seriously shot. Henry was
released on $500 bail for appearance be-
fore the next federal grand jury con-
venes, Wilbanks, the man VINO was
shot during the raid, Ia recovering,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-29

ahead Of them being forewarned. The
first house they arrived at they ar
rested everybody within the house, and
this plan was followed throughout the
raid. The officers 0 accumulated
q throng of more than so persons under
arrest, but as they were picking up
the guilty persons, others were gradual
iy slipping the dragnet around those
they were specifically after.
Officers Hall and Hopper had gone
there early in June and had destroyed
three stills. Greasy Cove is situated
In the mountains Of Montgomery county
about go miles from this city,