Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-02-21
Straps and faets.
The Zionist commission in Palestine

twentieth year are ehtilicu "
and ali having reached the twenty
fourth wear may be elected. Another
necessary qualification is good
knowledge Of Hebrew. The provisional
constituent assembly has instructed
delegates to the Peace conference
urge that the powers should no1nin-
ate Great Britain as their representa- a
tive and should confer on Great bri-
tain the government Of Palestine, WIN
a view to aiding the Jews 10 puilo up
their commonwealth.
The question of Industrial unrest
and the increasing unemploymehI ase
detainine Mr.. Lloyd George OF Eng
land. and making his return 10 Farls
of uncertain date. The propleln VI
unemployment is engaging MS attent af
tion more and more. The nuiilpeI "
those in receipt Of the unenployinnoen' non
donation up to last Thursoay ,S. MSH reed roe,
600 most Of whom were olscnat 81
wer-workers, including go per cent
women. but very few soldiers. II ,,s Is
anticinated that demobilizatlon VIII
increase the figures to 1,0OO,Ooo py
the end of the month, anu II tne ST. H.
nation does not improve, steps wiz ps
taken hy the Labor ministry and war va
office to decrease the rate OF oeiiiooi-
lization.
Nina. Catherine BreshkoVsky tne
,-andmother of the Russian reVoiu
t;nn who was a guest and speaker at
tha conlev-Plaza, Boston last Tuesaay
evening at 1880 o'clock, has asKeo lier
h;oera5her. Miss Alice Stone BLACK.
we'll. to emphatically deny the repnas SnS
that in Russia women are colhpeneu na
to accept husbands chosen Lor naii .me
nv the government. "One OF wv s,ish' S
soviets proclaimed some sucn n,,v "hnt
ness" saws Nine. BreshkovsKy, pu'
noTodv would obey. 1t was not pro-
,osed for ali Russia, and 1t was never
pe,ried ont anywhere" Nine. Bresn-
STovskv also attacks the story tnat W.
NON have been made common piopS
i. tsn or that the government puts any
coronu,sory upon them in matters vi
Gov "Women have more freedom -, u
Russia now than they ever mao petU e.
Che saws. "As Nine. Breshkosshyy =,
strongly opposed to the bolsst nrt-
saws a statement from the neauquf
ers of the Massachusetts woi,icn ~ fbis
aoS3ic,,Ier accusation against the pres
p,,t racine in Russia may be accePleu
ea conclusiye: and the anti-sunragists'
90 thov ore honest, ought to stop quolI
,ne n as example Of the horrors tfia'
follow where women vote
IF the war had lasted few monIns
,o,rar saws q Berlin correspondent
Garnnanv was prepared to surprise M, .s,e
,,,orid with an enormous airplane. Inv
,'e,,, Giant of the air, which was piaar,,
,.eS hy Harold Wolff, an engineer, Miii
hove its first trial at DoperitZ ;s
tew months. The new machlne 10
nsarIv 165 feet from wing tip 10 WLns
tin and stands more than twentyith y,ith q
feet high. 1t has six motors wiz hS -
total of 1900 horse power, orNeh tor W
four propellers, two OF %hioi tbe nro-
ward and two aft. Each OF lhe tSe
,,eIiers has four blades. TWO OF tne
I,ntors II is said can stop simuitane-
n,,.I,, Jyithout having any result to Ie
S,,ce the speed of the airplane. ,nH Ins
s,a,v airship Is not only equipped Win
ae,,oee enabling the pilots to Know az az
oH tin,es their altitude and angie VI VI
a1ayation hut also with devices 10 Ten
The absolute as well as relative ulie -
tion which 1t Is believed VIII ;rht .
f,ving possible on the oarkest 'Sr Sn,.
and the thickest fog. Tne oeHl0e o,ion
determining the aosolute sntad to
consists Of an instrument auU so,,s 1v;re.
ooai,yino messages from various Wlre-
iess stations and cable Of such aa1ust-
,,,ont that a message from any pariCu.
L. station can be heard only wien
the device Is turned in that dlreclioii
disnatch to the London Daiis
NJa,vs from Weimar tells OF taik ils
correspondent had with FINANCE MILLS
ter Schiffer of the new German govern.
,oant He does not regard hghtiy nis
tarriS,v difficult task, and Is oeIeL.
lived IN act fairly toward everybody
1--WE are" he said, "in an !, eSIreise.y, sea,
difscult situation, but we VIII u." nG
fairly with all creditors; neu' ,anst he
enemies alike. For that We M m0S oao oOe
eiioweS time. We possess S5OO'oVV,VvS
and we also have some more materia,s -
nnainIv machinery, in hand. Ihese aa'
n,,r ossets You know our hapliilie:
o,,r terrible burden of debt, the arlouli
~ omr uncovered paper currency am
our obligations in the way OF iliuen,, IN,
nities to the Allies. But we haHe ta oH
Industries. We shall work OH oul Ou
ligations, but then OF course, we W.,
he allowed to work. we huss no
materials and food Tor our wo,H ,,throal
For the first time since the outpreai
-, tha war the Dardanelles has peer
nonad to commerce and tradlng De
tII.ean America and the Turkish Ell
nire and Bulgaria. Announcement wa
nnade on Saturday night by the wa
Trada hoard that the supreme econ
o,,ic council In Paris had authorlze.
rasnmntion by the United states y
trade with those countries, and ma,
onened also to American trace a.
norts on the Black sea. Resumptioi
Of trade with Mesopotamla, Syr,a any any
Palestine was announced recently a,i| M
Satnrday's decision means that th'
entire territory embraced WITHIN I'M
Tnrkish empire as it existed on Aug
1oIA is now open to commerce.
Premier Georges Clemenceau, char
,cterized by Lloyd George as france
grend Young man, was attacked Weu
nesday by an anarchist, Emile CottlIi
Lnown as "Milou." Seven shots "el'
Sred three of which struck the pre-
n,iar One bullet lodged N the mus
cles of the shoulder, penetrating oeep
1v hut, so far as is at present knowil
not iniuring the spine or penetiat,hs y
the lungs. Two bullets prulseo sn
right arm and hand, whiie TWO osme
bullets are reported 10 have p"' 3S,
through the premiers ciotnlns. s.,o.;o, ~ ;n
time Of the attempted assassinatol
NJ clemenceau had just left his hom'
70 drive in a motor car to conference
With Col. Edward M. House. or tn'
American peace delegation, and Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Balfour. Thougi
hleeding profusely, NJ. Clemenceau was
able to return to his home, Where h'
reassllred the members OIL she hou.S
hold and waved aside anxious lnqulr
ers with, "It is nothing" Latest re-
norts from his attendants were that mn
Condition was satisfactory, and ina
he was cheerful throughout the gay
despite occasional fits of cougninS
For the present it had been declaeo .:
the surgeons that extraction OF TN
bullet may not be necessary, ana ar
rangements have been made to TAX TAX
photographs of the injured parts y. co, n,
tin. whom the police believed 10 o.
a somewhat harmless person aSsoclat
ing with anarchists and aiding IN thei
nropaganda, declared that ne haS
blamed to kill the premier because M
CIemenceau was the enemy OF hu
manity and was preparing for ano'he'
war"
The Republican senators have re-
fused TO be bound by President VII
son's request that there be no discus
sion of the proposed condition OF tne
league of nations, until after ne car
explain the whole matter at dlnnel
to be given to the house and senate
.<1N