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DAUGHERTY TAKES
STAND ON COURTS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
tho amount OF business that must
come before the court.
Ho pointed ont that former At
torncy General Gregory had RECON-
mended the passage of a similar
measure sponsored by Senator Me-
kellar in 1915 with the exception
that he was opposed to including the
northern districts OF Alabama and
Mississippi.
The eighth circuit said McAdams
Is the largest I'm the United states,
having five judges wk,ro other cir
cults have but three. l.itigants from
oklahoma and Arkansas often havo
to travel zoo miles when court Is
held at st. Paul, Mimi. and the best
they can hope for In 500 miles to
st Louis he declared.
Cites Figures.
In answer to questions OF the
NIairman as to the possibility of
the business from Oklahoma dccreas-
ing the future McAdams cited fig
urcs showing That there has been
a constant increase in the past and
that the number Of state Judges was
materially increased recently by the
Legislature,
There would be no extra expense
I'm creating the additional circuit no
said since Little Rock. oklahoma
City and Memphis already have
court buildings
Senator Mck cllar said he intro
duccd the bill for the purpose OF
relieving congestion in the NTH,
sixth and eighth circuits. The nth
circuit is less conEcstcd than the
others, ne said but the sixth Is two
years bohind and the eighth even
worse.
His carnostness in securing the
legislation he said was indicated 10y
the fact that II the judges We're APP
pointed they would be republican
while he is - democrat and natural
ly would want democrat appointed,
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HALTING
BRAVES ADVANCE
Double-headcr Divided
Boston Drops Second
in 13 Innings

BoTIOS. July 22.-The Boaton
Hrnvos lost n chance TO gain on the
leaders In tho National league race
by dropping the second game o.
rI'tahurRh, I to 2. In l3Luuiugs The
Braves won the first games TO !.
lu 10 innings.
tn" Hlratop. after trailing from
the fourth inning. tied tho sooro at
uu in the ninth inning. Thcy won
out ~ tho l3. Tho game Nuv a
huruug duel hctwccn Fi,inEi m
ana Glazucr. In tho first game No
Quiilau, for the Braves. putpitchci
Hamilton
tI.Hf r4us grurp
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DI,S MONIES


Nil,tcd for Todt In eighth, with
two EtIihCr, on 1'Odi.
S,Bnttcd for Lynch In fifih
yBnitcd for MACK In ninth.
Store by innings:
Tulsa .............. Oot O3o Onh-1o
pcs MoIncs ....... 900 Op3 100
summary; Home run@--N"'in-
MA. Erwin. Three bnsc hitS-Dnvis.
Tvo-btSr hits--t.lcnsnn, III,nnon,
richmond. O'Connor. Grant Sacri-
flee hits-.-Glra-on, Todt, McGinnis,
Grant .: Kennedy. Stolen bas'r+-
Kcnncdy, NOcIIcr. Igft on buses
Tulsa -, Dcs Moinr- !. struck out
INnrh .; Hinck 1; iiichmOnd 2; Ad-
nms I. iinsc on hnli+-INnch u;
Hcck I: HlnCk I; ItiChmond I. lit
by pitchrr--Ndnms aud Davis by
Hinrk. wild pitch - iuchmond.
Earned runs ana hiis--off Lynch =
and 10 In .; Beck u and In t-3; (;
Ulack I and ! In I ~ itichmonh
and ! in ) ~; Adams nnd I In
3 Is Charge defeat To BInck.
Credit victory to Ndnms. Double
pinyS-k"nn"dy "a Hammer; Nct.in-
MS to Brnnuon 10 Burke. tmpircN--
Hoimcs aud Guthrie. Iim,s--Iwo
hours and siN minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Gun club shoot today.

on the card today of the Tulsa
Gun club will be something out Of
the ordinary in the way ot regis
tered trapshnot which always create
lot more interest than Just ;hc
rcgular weekly event. Tho meet viii
he held on the Tuflsa rifle rang,
grounds two and ono-hult mite.
north OF the city aud will start at
> O'Clock =. m sharp. The shoot
WIN bc governed by the rules of iht
American Tapshuoting association
and the scores OF the first 30 tar,
gets viii be included in the ofticia
records
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Order Evans Arrested.

CHICAGO, July IA Capias for
the arrest OF Charles Chick LVans,
national amateur golf champion,
who failed to appear in court today
to answer charge OF speeding, WAS
issued by Judge Harry c. Moran,
Evans was arrested July l6 while
en- route home from Wcstmuroland
club. whore he had won tho west
.rn championship
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Western League


OMAHA. Iuly % Omaha moved into
within points Of wichita for league lead
ership by defeating tho kanEans 20
in a wcll played game. Tn. burchrnds
tapped Gregory for IL hits Jack Lcli
volt was presented with a bouqet In the
-eoond inning and then hit out three
bagger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Reset yelling Freedman Bout.

CTTIVAGO, July 22.-Thc post
poncd bout between Joe yelling and
Sailor Freedman, lightweights, will
be held at Aurora, Ill, August D.,
it was announced today. The bout
was to have been held next Friday,
but yelling was unable to appear
at that time.
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Nl6a'ted for Gross in ninth.
Score by innings:
oklahoma city .........0iI 600 00O--2
SIOUX 'ItN ...s.trH...ss WuO NNV aNN-a
summary Two-hasc hits PITT. Harper.
Robinson Q. Harbur, Fox. stolen bases
Keains. Utrhor. Double plays-Heatiy to
NuLs-r. Fox 60 Mari to query to Mari.
Harbor to Metz. Left on h8ses-pkla- o.
hoWs 'tty T. Sioux city II. Base on hslis
- OFT Gross :. on Trstr J. Struck out
BY Gross 3. by Tcsar 4. hit by pitcher
ball Moore. Earned runs oklahoma
city ., Sioux city Z. RuuS> Heatly.
Moore, Iarbor. Tesar. Errors-parker.
L"trd. Imptr"a--B Buckley and Ormsby.
Ilm8-Dne hour and SO minutes.
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900 oo2 600 Oo2-i

NCUFN by INNINGS
Joplin ..........,. 900 OO2 600 oO2-i
st Joseph .......OOO goo 200 600
summary. Runs and hlts-pff How
lik and In innings. off Costello 0 and
| in innings, Off Mangum aud In
innings. Eared runs--Joplln 3, St
Joseph 2, Base on balJ--On Young \
OF Iluvlk 4, of Costello |, off Msngum
!. struck out-By Young S, by HovliN
.. Wild pitch Young q Oeu-base hits
Robertson. Fisher. -Fhree-base hits
Hamilton. Double plays-Dcfate To Nufer
10 Beatty, Corridor to Reilly. Sacrifice
ht-Nalker Cady, lit by pitcher
Reilly by Young. Williams by Costello
stolen base Robertson. Runs-Hanil-
ton, Mueller >, Walker. Grover. Nufer.
tmpircs-Burnslde and DAILY. Time-One
hour and IS minutes
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Western association

ENID. July 22.-Kearns pitched
and won from Springfield to g..
Kcrns started the season in Kansas
city with tho American association.
Although ne was touched for 10 hits,
they were all scattered.
Score by innings: II II =
Springfield 900 100 112-5 10 .
Enid ........Ol0 400 O2x-7 . 3
Batteries; Jones and Aday; Kerns
and Reigcr.
DRUMRtGHT. July 22.-Drum-
right came from behind in the
eighth, staging a rally that gave ths
locals to victory over Paw
huSka here today Two singles. "A
a double and "A triple with two outs
was tho result Of the rally, which
put tho three winning runs across.
Score by innings: Il. H. r..
pawhuska .OUl 600 GOO I 0
DrumriEht 100 600 lax 5 ~ (
Battcries-Allcn and Nichols, !,
O'Bryne and Crittendon,
CHTCKANIA. July 22.--The cham
| pion Chicks romped on two pitch
series opener with Okmulgce. Ia
2. Walkup relieved I'M in the sixth
inning and Jared we'll until the
ninth when the Chicks hammered
his offerings for seven hits and four
runs. prillcrs scored two runs In
fourth when Kid AdDock was sent
to the showers in favor OF Ingram
who won his second victory in two
days.
Score by innings; Il IL L
Okmulgce o.. 600 200 600 3 /
Chickasha o. oil OO1 O4N-7 l6 3
Batteries. lIill Walkup and Ar
ncSman. Long; Adcock, Ingram and
Miner, Hayes.
( IGENR YETTA. J!ly 22.-Costly
errors paved the way for Fort Smith
to win the first game of the Henry
eta series TO 3 ana gave Boss
Srhmidts clan clear title to second
place in the league, when Okmulgre
lost.
Score 10y innings r, II. r..
| Fort smith 100 600 02l--4 6 1
Hcnryctta ...O0l 600 O2O-3 3 (
/ Batteries: Roth. Deasou and
| Spillmau; Grey and lIaslcy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Richmond Driven Off Mound;
Adams Saves Game for Tulsa
Go 10 II, Ciymers!

DIES MONIES. July ~ After
overcoming IL fuur.run head and
driving Richmond from tho mound
,u the sixth inning, Dos Moiuos
blew up iu the ninth, all"wcd Tulsa
lo SCORE five runs and lost the opon-
INK game uf the series Lp o..
ff...ft.
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To,ah 90 II 80 u Totals IS s

Ruattcd Tor Filingim In thirteenth
Ecnrc by innings
Plttsburgh .... 600 0in lni 0oo -
Hnatou &C.,. .... Oot 600 200 600 %
SUMMARY. Runs Higbes, Nhitted =.
Uneckul. Ford .. Two base hts Hoec
k.l Fofi Three. bass hit "Whittcd.
stolen basea Grimm, biEhee, Southwotth.
Base ON balls OF GlsInrr I. balkH-
Filling m. StruCk out ~ Glazncr Z, by
Filnngtm l.
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rirrcc on V. TcNaS.

Tomorrow afternoon on the sand
Springs grounds the Pierce OIl team
of hat place il Eutug tu put forth
ihor ural efforts iu order to- srt the
Cast going t,Nas team back "a peg IN
ih" race for top houors i'm tho sec
und hale NJ the Tulal pl league.
Tho rlmv will hc Dll',l an 4.3O
sharp, Ihick il,gdou Will umpire.
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p. & X. Wins From Cos
den in Oil League Game

John Cutter'a 7 & r. team sgrnrg
r,Iprise ON Murphy 'u.'rn aHit' E..
sana under the wire nn tH. ."uH I'D n
20 / score. Howry,r "a" rNwr was
played under protest 49, '.s.'. '". 40.
,S;ra ont was made in tho lourn IuunH
shich neither the scorok'vprr or tho uw.
pire saw.
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ST. JOSEPH. July 22--Robcrtsons
single In the 18th today fullovtug Han<
toms triple and Mu"llsr's walk, won tor
the Miners over ST. Joseph In the first
game Of tho series to 2. The saints
we're unable to get more than four hits
Of fuunss Will" the Miners managed
nine hits or three ST. Joseph hurlers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23

CLEVELAND, July e2.-Today Is
an open date In the series between
tho Cleveland Indians and the New
York Yankees. The teams win re-.
sumo their fight for league loader.
54lu tomorrow,
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SIOUX CITY. july % sioux city cele-
hrptyd lts homecoming by taking the
opening gsWr Of tho series from okla -
hpma City h"re today to ?. Robinson =
tNo-hnse hits. which came after Gross
had filled the bases by purpoEclv passing
Mofz drove IN the deciding runs IN the
seventh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
Bank Teams Play This Afternoon

The Exchange National bank and
the Exchange Trust company teams
Will meet this afternoon on the Uni
versity Of Tulsa grounds in Kendall.
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The District OF Columbia is not a
state and ~ not represented by a
star on the flag.
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Piti,bsyh


Totals a2 n1s Is TgaN ~ 80 IS
spur uut when winning ruu scored.
gttntted Tor Hpwell Ia seventh.
hsuttNty Innings
rlttHturEh ..... ...... .00i 900 Oo0 -
ituvfuu .... ....... .Ul0 900 00n ID
SUMMARY. Nuna Hlgboo. Hafbar-
Ho,ttoi Error. 'u'shaw Two bhHo MT
hrguillan. stolen base BatnhHrt
Double play Ford to NarbHrc to iiulko
HaSe nu balls DN Hamilton s, OF Mc-
guillau STRUCK out..Hy Hamilton 4,
by MoCullan
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NEW NDnK. July 90. cincinnati won
from Sew YORK today II to o The Ginnts
wore unable to hit Luuuc effectively cS-
rrpt IN the fourth. douglas was hattcd
out IN the seventh. Kelley hi, his lath
home run ~ the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23

For cleaning glasses which have
contained milk there is nothing to
equal wood ashes
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NUutted for lrrtop IN ninth.
NsIattrd Tor SChupp In eighth.
Score by inning.
81 luuis ....... ........., 500 600 OaO-b
ltruoklyn .... .t....... 900 lsp OiN-
summary. Nuns smith Mann. stock
IlntnHhy. Fouruicr, Olson. Grtfftth, Wheat
Ncis Schmandt. kruog"r, Errors Stock
Epuruirr. Olson .. Johnston. Two base
hit Wheat Three. base hts Smith, Four
nicr stolen base wheat Double plays
Johnston. tuuassistedl. NRsc IN balls
or CRdorc I. of Schupp I, OF rcrtica /,
struck out iy Schupp T. BY portica s.
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vBattcd for Gregory In ninth.
Score by innings
wichita o.. ......... 1000 2Os 900
omaha .... ......s..... OIL OlO 2NN- 3
summary Earned runs.--Omaha 5,
Wichita @. Three base hits-Lsltvolt
Lee. Liuga. Two base hits-Lclivclt.
East. Haley. Sacrifice hits-Haney, But
Der. Stolen bases Haucy 2. Base on
halls or Glasief J, OFT Gregory l. struck
out..By Giaslcr 3. Double plays-Gls-
lsson 60 Massey to Lclivelt. Gregory to
Butler TO Berger. Hetger to Washburn to
Beck. Gregory - Bcrger to Heck. Hlt
bs pitched hsll-.Gislaspn and GlHsi"r. Left
ON bases Omaha :. Wichita Runs
East. Brck 2. Griffin. Gislason, Usnry 2.
Luc, l,Iiyclt. Errors--Washburn, Gisla-
son. M,ssoy. Imp'tos--Anderson and Rec
her. Tlu4"#Onr Sour and 10 minutes.
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mnmc Nnns ncfcnt rhnIIc-.

pHtLApELphlA, July 22.-home runs
by Grimes and Deal In the ninth inning
today gave chicago To victory over
The two drives accounted
fu four runs, Goldtc Rnpp had two hitA
making Il Is straight games In which
hc was hit Hnfcly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-23
WILL NOT ENJOIN
BIG FIGHT FILMS
Technicality to Give Ex-
hibitors Right to
Show Pictures

NEW YORK. July 22.--Plcturcs
of the Dempsey -Carpcnivr fight Will
hc shown all over the l'Nitcd states,
despite the federal statute which
makes It Illegal to transport pictures
from one state to another. accord
ing To plans announced today by
the owner, +, G. Quimby. OF f. ..
Quimhy and company The. pic
lures will he shown here today at the
Forty fourth street thcatcr.
Legal experts have advised Quinn.
by that the law applies to pictures
~ "prizc fighta" whereas the Demp-
Soy carpenter affair came under the
classification Of "hoNing exhibition"
II was reported that Attorney Gem
eral DauEhorty had acquicsccd In the
new Justification.
WASHINGTON. July 22-Rcports
that Attorney General Daughertv
| had made a special ruling by which
the Dempsey Carpenter fight pic
| turcs may bc shown through the
United States. were denied at the
department OF Justice today. II was
stated that no request had been
made for ruling In the matter and
that no ruling had been made.
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Southeastern Leaque

COFFENVfLLE, Kan. July 22.--
Joe Victor was In rare form. lie
allowed but two hits and struck out
10 Coftcyville players. winning from
Cushing 3 TO 3. Peterson, Cushing
first sack"r. hit homc-run in the
fourth inning with two on, account
ing for the three Cushing runs.
Shoulder, released by Coffeyville,
pitched for Gushing,
The score by innings; x. IL. T..
Gushing ..... 800 600 o00--3 . .
Coffcyvillc ,..221 600 OOO-5 II 2
Batteries Shoulder and Johnson; f;
Victor and Lamb. Umpire Mahley,
SAPULPA. July Muskogee
won today through wilson's good
pitching. over Sapulpa score 81.
Score ny innings: X. II. T.
Muck ogce loo 0i0 o03--i 10
Sapulpa ZOO COL OOO--l 3
batteries. Wilson and Bonitcr;
Swcvd and Palmer.
rITTsBURG, Kan. July 22.-
pittsburg won both games Of n dou-
Bile header from Independence here
! this afternoon ! TO / and . to 9
O'Noal and Meet both pitched fine
I bah for Pittsburg.
First game
Score 10y innings: r. II. T.
4 Independence 900 0l0 000-l
/ plttSburg 1000 Oo3 N--5
Batteries. Allen and SCHNEIDER
/ OnoI and Bonn.
Second game
/ Score by innings: r.. IL II
/ Independence .Ol0 o0l o.
/ pittspurg. ...,,2O0 Oo4N-j 6
/ Batteries. Boyd and Sch!ndlcr
Meek and Nann.
RARTLESNtLLE, July 22.-
/ Bartlcsyillc punched hits at tho
/ critical periods and won from Mi
ami here today TO /, The Indian,
| outhit BartlcsNillc but couldn't con,
+ meet AZ tho r,ght time. Miamis lone
. tally came in the eighth when Nc,
F Dougal hit over the leftficld fence
/ for a home run.
Score by innings, r. II. T.
/ Miami 1000 600 0l0-s- |
! Bartlcsville 600 400 DIX I 3 |
batteries Walker and Scheur,
man, Humphrey and Wiley.
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Leading Bdfters
Including NrHt~rdny's Gnmes

Five leading hattcss of the majors
National League,
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NRpuKINN. July 22.. brooklyn took a
s-c-saw game from ~. iouis to-day. 10
%. Etrur- by RtuCk and Fuurntrr helped
iltu,klNn to win.
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h,s y9h.


SLATED Tor Causey In ninth.
GCurr by Innings
Cincinnati .... .t....'''slO onl tut
Now ! nfh wv ANV WV
summary Nuns -Nralo. itnhnc, Groh
?. Nuush q. pauhctt. Duncan. Iatgravo 2.
Kelly. walker. Errors Burns, Frisch
smith Two base hits Daubcrt. Han.
croft. Roush. Walker Nawlngs, Luque,
Home runs Kelley Nohne. stolen bases
tIruh. IurEraN", Sosir. Double plHys-
Kelly 20 Bancroft. bancroft to Nswnngs
to krlly Han On halls~pu Douglas I.
uff Causcy ., struck OUT By Douglas I.
by luGue :,
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St. tosi,
r0lln al Z 2L ll rolAls

NUatted for l'rrtioa IN uiutl
Nkllnttrd Tor Schupp In rigl
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vBa,tcd for Gregory In ninth.
Score by innings
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-07-01

senate and house as to how il
should be done.
The republicans promised to re-
Vive business. but there has been
a constant decline in foreign trade
and continued depression of secur-
tiles. The number of unemployed
increases and all lines Of business
are depressed with a very uncer-
tain future.
Wilson's foreign policy was
abused and the democratic party
S -,, defeated largely on account
of the republican propaganda 81
hate and misrepresentation of this
policy. But so far the Harding
administration has adhered strictly
to the foreign policies Of the for
mer administration.
1t looks like both the house and
senate are not only going to fight
each other, but will prove hurtful
to the effectual work and success
of the president and his cabinet
The party is not making good,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-07-01
Potato Production

The growth of the potato crop.
in the south during the last few
years has greatly increased. Stats
tic show that in 1914 80, 1910
bushels were grown. valued at.
$37, 4l6,000. In 1919 the total
crop in bushels was So, 814, 000and
the value of this crop was $780,
7O1,000 In Tennessee 1906, 00O
bushels were grown in.19l4 valued
at 81, 100000, while in 1919 the
number of bushels grown was
3,l20, 900 and the value $780,
900. The largest crop ever
grown in the south was in 1917
when 69.2I7,00O bushels we're
grown, but the price received for
this crop was not quite SO high as
for the 1919 crop.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-07-01
NOT MAKING GOOD

The big republican majority in
congress is proving more of a
liability than an asset to the ad-
ministration. Extravaganza in ap-
preparations. lack of programme
and the failure to make good cleo
ton promises are the chief char
acteristics of the republican legis-
lative situation. They promised
TO reduce taxes, but are increasing
them. We are technically at war
with Germany. The republican
senate refused Wilson's method of
settling this matter. Harding
promised its speedy settlement.
Three months have passed and the
peace situation is up in the air
With little hope of an early adjust
ment Of differences between the
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-07-01
Advertiainr Rates
FRIDAY, JULY /, 1921
WHO Is WHO'D

In his speech opposing the Por-
ter Peace Resolution Mr.. Ba kley
(Dem. Ky.) after quoting Presi-
dent Harding, Secretaries Hughes,
and Hoover, Senator Lodge and
Ambassador Harvey and calling
attention to the conflict of opinion
among them won generous ap.
plause when he said:
who speaks for the admins
tration! Is it President Harding ?
Is 1t Hughes9 Is it HooverS Is
it Lodges Is it Knox2 Is it Por-
teri lis it Harveyl The Ameri-
can people are disposed to be pa
tient and long. suffering, but they
would like to hear some respon-
sible voice on this great subject.
It has been six months since the
election and more than three since
the 4th of March. If it is proposed
to ratify the Versailles treaty,
why has it not been submitted to
the senate9 If it is proposed to
negotiate new and separate treaty
with Germany, why has it not be-
guns The American people want
peace. We all want friendly re-
lations with Germany. But the
American people want an honor
able and upright peace, peace
which our fighting men won on
land an sea, peace that will re-
store our beloved Nation to its
proper place in the vanguard Of
nations, a peace which will leave
no stain of cowardice or betrayal
upon our fair escutcheon.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-07-01
DRY LAW
EXCEEDINGLY WEAK
Can Make Whisky and Escape
Unless Caught Selling or
Transporting it

Tennessee dry laws are exceed
ingly faulty in one particular at
least. It developed here this week
that man can manufacture booze
for bis own use and he has VIC.
lated no state law. He must offer
his stuff for sale or transport it to
be subject to punishment under
the state law. There is no state law
against operating a still unless it
can be proven that he is manufact-
uring the booze for sale.
Sheriff Alden and posse, last
Saturday night, found five men
operating a still. Two of the men
were captured, three escaped and
the plant was destroyed. Tuesday
morning the sheriff and members
of his posse went before the grand
jury and cited the facts connected
with this case, and Attorney-Gen-
eral Sherrod declined to have an
indictment issued, stating that the
offenders could not be convicted
under the laws of Tennessee. The
state had no proof as to what dis
position the operators of the still
were intending to make with their
output.
The federal laws are different.
In the federal courts men may be
punished for operating or possess
ing a still, whether they offer their
product for sale or not. General
Sherrod ordered the sheriff to no
tify the revenue officers to come
and take charge of the parties ar
rested in Saturday nights raid.
This ruling on the question will
likely put stop to any further
efforts upon the part of the sheriff
and his deputies in trying to stop
the operating of illicit stills in
Carroll county. |
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-07-01
Discomfort ARISING

There is much dissatisfaction
manifesting itself among members
of congress, at the poor progress
being made towards carrying out
the party promises made to the
people. This discomfort is found
largely among the new republican
members, who feel that their
future success in being returned
depends on this congress making
good.
A conference was called this
week of approximately one hum
dred new republican members to
discuss the situation. They do
not claim to be in revolt, but
insist that conditions derserve &C.
ton upon the part of congress.
They want action substituted for
delay. They insist that copgr' IS
was called into special session for a
definite purpose, namely for re-
vision of the present system of
taxation, the passage of a fair
protective tariff and the passage
of a peace resolution. None of
these objects have as yet, they
insist, been accomplished, nor is
there any definite promise as to
when they will be. They have
grown restless under so much red
tape and so little action.