Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-28

day.SappearS to be the aim Oh Repup..
Ican leaders in congress in charge OF
the :. Knox-Porter peace resolution;
Senator Lodge of MassacRssttss
chairman of the senate and :i'NRoluse
conferees on the resolutions mas re
turned from Massacnusetts PasgaaI aoI r
to renew negotiations early this week.
EARLY agreement on. differences be-
tween the senate and house resolu-
t;ons &c nredicted by Republican con-
feress who are expected to reach a
cono nonrono;se Ia asis before calling in the
Dan1ncra raticrconferesg,,for lie foxanal &C
+jon The eornpronfse most ;widely
discnssed would mould a part of each
of the Knox and Porter resolutions
;n+o;a new conferees'. draft, taking the
porter plan for declaring state OF
neace instead of, repealing the war
reso1utions; as ,pr3b F. by@the Knox
resolution. -;
Eo,,o,.. i,is refS3fS by thp Senate
-tavoiap,e ;tteo eoS sn thetnomina-
!uuicf of Era ,,1s : SsssyfsS,n a,e.Repablic
chat,rnan of North Carolina, to the
Ir,ai,t TInitad States district attorney for the
western district of his state appeared
assiired Saturday following hearing by
a subcommittee OF. the views of white
and negro Republicans bfs NORTH Car
oiina opposed to nomination Of the
state chairman beEaSss Of "a letter:
SSn. 49, O n,neign -nromisine the wo-
NE. s1e iHet s.oters Of the stats &White gov,
nrGn nnsne,,t T., avent of Republican sue
eann 81 the nolls. iSupporters ~pf:Lin;-
cess at tbs the bsaFnr poiii Were said to have
test,fie4 9 f that the letter in question was
not written by the chairman and was
sent sen out without his knowledge, he be-
in naertteod at the fme fe bave S reeeivea the
wa wa ouaI % If the negro delegatioY anf
~ tbe close of the hearing Nley
80 80 ~ have virtually withdrawn their
onSsit;nn 70 the nomination. The
S,bGornmittee of which, Senator -Ern-
oct eRenuhlican, Kentucky is chair
49,; has NOT held a formal meeting
to decide on its report 2but it was
forecast today that the report woula
be favorable confirI1hation and. the; 'n!l
committee in turn would recommehu
thst IJnnev nomination be approved BY
the senate. 49,. 1900, .ro,.;.;ors ", - Of the
a sun W S .sHs.s -. 81 IN me VOL
eisntestlei @ CIV sinJ X ITn;ted States
stead la" was his9 tm ~. Let Satur-
DisFlct Courl III Tia milton.
day. by ioriheL ~ recoxer whis-
Lewis. In an atsensgs atssesnnsgsHaosntSlnsntn ~ Chi
@ ny Iarehouses The plaintiffs are
Sjst;i,ers and one hundred owners Of
hnnaed whiskey. The bill does not at
tonE the validity of the prohibition
anendment or of the Volstead law
80 aiieges M 5f0EHIon,s0f. either
uuSS ,'ra een aDnly e. Whiskey depos-
;tSs;n ,o,.arnment .u,rrehovSeS ip the
H;Itt;oe ttsut 80 of the eovsrrfmedt Before
a;tt;Sr measure was passed. where the
sron5 are now owned ITle '1arne own
ers who deposited the liquors on
onnfr.ct to have returned when the
s,ovsrnn,ent tax was paid. The prin-
einsl & new point of the compliments
p 10 that the provision of the constitu-
tions against manufacture Of. liquor
referred to manufacture after, and not
naVara 80 nassare os the :, amendment.
@ 6elepe, paHSas ;nants wtiS say they. do
uei ;an;re ;E 20 use the liquor for bev-
,U.3 ra! % n,,rnoses asE sofr a. finandatory
erase ,tion Pu1pooHS pcomneIlin$ M fne collector Of
;n3ocs,or inna, rovonue toreraea, goyernment
,',s ,meHs nshonses h to deliy4&}}ffa property to
the shoiders of the, certificates, and en-
tnE in,nfnT % national and state officers
fro nterfepense neRsesson. o.0F The e plaintiffs
niaim @ thev have a. srlghts~,lader the
law2 to sell the whiskey for medicinal
VI sa'.n ona hoinG Ea;SeS 'bv; the ad-
ia1nt;oa LEnorts az to nI mohilize banking cred
!Inntstia.'u. nm t ,,.,.ine r over surplus of the
ao,,ntr,.,s ~, otr cottnn and sugar, Secretary
Gon,,a,. disclosed saturday before the
laoo t oon,n,;ttea The object is ito
swn uns.es,+ a forced liouidatinn.t .toT these
pourrmC pau,n,od;ties he said, apdstRe, plan
sar oo,it; nns;deration is identical with
uliust ,.,ina o,,t IN tho cattle industry.
1, 1rte oa1noorce ca o secretary was called to
a;ra rMe iJ bis views on the Norris bill to
Create Gre "a a 100000, ,oee government farm
p eNpese tolpGEtrft Sn GiS not2 fStor tie i,casure.
nI'tse III n,t n1nt to SSnear to Sdeprecate
Yon 49, ,,Fand"T In SSSi$t the
"l!s ,e,tn.I ptopo' ;,,dnst,.v" Mr. Hoover
aSl Slscutsu' .M|sn s tLn situ,iion today
salG po'uau a,ond tho nurcbasing
Wh9n l"t t,,o ,n,o,ic,n farmer 67 per
poYEr oL tiat ~ x - .Aosr, SORROWS;
cenA- mas put ~ SsasSo oSaa hadI to
durssS asfieui'uE 10, 49, t,,t