Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-05-27
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- Sergeant Helne, accused OIL ldVlnS
I'll -trea Fed British soldiers VINO were
prisoners of war at the prison camp a.
Herne. Westphalia,. was .sentefceo 70
zen aa1,,.4 tio' o4 I'eipsig, lastWedrfesday. He
.Io u tho first German officer to be tried
w, ",'o cr;nirsal charges arising from the
on on,S,,n+ of ts.e war. fhe attorney gen.
erai demanded that :Heine be SEM to
.,.'sor foI. two wears. The next case
-. - ba tried win be that Of Captain
NnelIer who was accused OF lll-treat+
inc. British sbldiers at the CAMP a.
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= : Chinatapd Germany snans sish go {.
commercial agreement ne WI settle
sMered tantamount to a peace see.
1,Sant Rv;r this agreement Germany
cshsents to.the abrogation OF consula1r ai1
ilIrisdiction' .Gand. undertakes: futiti,
niant of. thea, obligations OF the Sc
titms OF the Versailles treaty retaI.iss
rs: China. and reimbursement OF Cri r.,, rsl .
eEpenses for nternirig .Gefmans. iie
agreement gives mutual rlShts 70 t'S
anpointment of diplomatic: ;: presen-
tgtiyes .sand, consular officers ana ttle
right Of $travel and trade enjoyed Wy
other powers, subject, to, the JurLsoie
ton Of the respective courts ane' a,o9
equality,tin the smatter of-.taXes anu tha
imports. The agreement IS 70 De "a.
basis OF "a. treaty along the same ln,e5, rS
Germany expresses inaolll1y, thaot5
and priyilegesS> in :Shantung. . A sup.
nlernentary note has been presented
to the Chinese government in WhlcLl
Germany agrees : sQ advance a lump
snm against the War indemnity ana
restore Chinese property in GerglaIls'
and also to receive. Chinese. students.
The senate privileges and elections
committee decided unanimously Iues-
day to press it's Investigation into tne
chsfksa Henry d that lssn Ssnaies ;,,sE
New6erfy, Of Michigan had optalitsu ts,
his election in 1918 by improper metn-
nSs The subcommitte in charge OF
the inveStiea tiaas then went INTO s4!S A.
c,1tiye SesEofl. = After; the executive
meeting Chairman Spencer ofthe SUBJ
committee ,announced that attorneys
Iroth for Henry Ford and for the Mich
iean senator would he summoned 10
Washington Friday when his COM
,nittee will determine what evidence
to take, the metho9 of" procedure ana
the scope of the.I inquiry: Senator
Townsend, Republican, michigan ap =
peared before the full privileges ana
election committee at the session wnlcn
preceded the sub7seSEHEt9tses b:Eg9es mee.ans ha cnns
fined to the scope of the evlaence
brought against Senator NeWberry ny
the federal government which result
ed in the supreme courts recent de-
cision declaring. unconstitutional lhe
law under which a conviction was
reached. William. s4sueking, counsei
for Ford, was called before the SUD-
committee in executive session anu
later declared that -Mr: forH desired!
to present evidence going OUTSIDE OF
that used in the criminal case WINCH
he said, merely scratchsF the sur
face"
The mergency-ataniE- -bH, =" which
was restored by President-Wilson be-
fire he went out Of office was again
passed on Monday after long de-
. bate by a vote Of 245 to 81. AS finally
passed. the bill carries tariff, duties on
80 odd products Of .thelfarm with COM
1ensatory duties on the articles man
11factured from thtn.. 1t. also empoW-
ers the Secretary of the, treasury 10
employ penalties in starving Oft dump
ing of foreign made goods, CONTINUES
the war time control over importation
& dyes and operates to clarity taneies
III the assessment Of duties which re-
suit from foreign exchange rates. - -.
it's first appearance and through tne
long debates that followed opponents
of high tariff 8 pEedicted :retaliatorX
action by2 CanSA, alE X the5 Soutn
American countries %and by some M :
tions of Europe, Chairman FordneF OIL
the house ways and means committee
which. drafted. the-sbill,-Sai id ~sho oWeVcr,
that. no: pretesFs-had come .hnde-t tnat ne
had seen signs Of only 4, few moves IN
retaliation. Only a slight furry OIL
opposition. appeaa>od assthe Rill went
Into the call today. Representa-- :
tive Garner .of'TeXas. Democratic
member Of the ways and means re- Re.
stated the portion of a majority OF MS
9af1y pa 1o apa possIbIe S EGod that il was a
"sop" to the farmers, and that tne
Republicans :haA pat :fuSbed the Dlil ln
to passage until it had been made TO
take care of their Industrial interests
by compensatory duties.
They wanted "Sid" Hatfield, of
Mattewan, at the Williamson West
Virginia courthouse the other day.
He had taken occasion. to hold up L. j.
Smith, superintendent Of Stone noun
tain mine with rifle. and Smith
swore out a waIraptcharglng him with
ASIA assa,IIlt : fhe + Warflfftswss Tplaecd in
The hands of two deputies, hut they
could not arrest Hatfield He gave
them to understand TINT When Go
anywhere, go alone,"tfle also let: 1t
be known that he would be in Will
liannston. tuesday. The people OF
Willianston :!were j cqnfdepS tnat ne
would :cenfe4as f}eArfA1htset" and they
kept tie "white way" lit up pendlnG
his ARRIVAL. some Thought there-wouio
be some fireworks, because Hathclo
is commonly regarded as the cham-
pion two gun man of MFngo count!
But there was no row. He came on
the train alone, and walked to the
courthouse. The sheriff was out 1eed
ing his bloodhounds at the time. HAT
field waited until the sheriff. came
signed the necessary bond and then
went back home. "They have got IN
the habit of blaming me with every
thing that happens ut Mattewan. nc
said before leaving. This man Hat
field is said to be a most curious mix
ture. Although dead against liquor
and gambling, he is accounted the
most dangerous man in the mountains
He knows no such thing rs fear Is
uuick with his guns. and when he gets
into an argument he generally carries
his point.
TowS safc-rua riding the integrity