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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
LEACUERS
BEING CONVINCED.
SAYS W. E. BYERLY

velva, July ga great many
farmers who were unable to see one
good point In the arguments of those
opposed t Q the Nonparisan league
have been given a rude awakening by
the Bank Of North Dakota ceasing to
function and the farmers holding
checks on that institution" W.. E..
5Ryerlyx@of Vetva, former internal rev.
enue collector and prominent Demo-
crat, declared when discussing the
prospects of the Independent forces
winning in the recall election
St%s The farmers who hold checks On
the Bank of North Dakota and can
not get their money are doing dam
aging work against the Nonpartisan
Mr.. Byerly said. They
couldn't see anything wrong with the
state administration until they were
hit themselves. I believe the Ir6e-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
SHIP COMPANY
GETS CONTROL
OF BIG VESSELS

New York, July 2s.-Restored to at
least temporary control Of the nine
big ocean liners seized by the United
states shipping board for alleged vio-
lations OF contract, the United States
Mail Steamship company planned TO
start one Of the ships, the. America,
for Cherbourg and Bremen at. noon
today.
Supreme Court Justice Burr. re-
stored the steamers to their charters
yesterday by means Of a temporary
injunction restraining shipping board
officials from interfering with the
United States Mail Steamship COM
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
Want Section OF North,
Star Trail Draqred

Velva- July 26.-Tourists along the
North Star trail have urged .residea ats
of McHepry county in this section to
appeal to the county board to have
the road between velva and the Nc
Henry-Ward county line dragged aft
81 the next rain. While there tcpuia
be Improvement on the road near
Sawyer in Ward county. the section
of the trail just west Of velva is in
very bad condition. Thestrail is not
blazed and tourists m~ust.fdepenl on:
the old Green, Trail signs. j3Sf&
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
PAGE

panyss possession 81 theSis pendingA
further hearing 3 ii Thursdaysa
Eiaer Schlesinger, counsel for ~
shipping board induced Justice Brfyrf
to hold q second hearing at4 his cihl
last night on a. motion to vacAta the
restraining order. Justice Burr, hoFft
ever, denied the application after ca
tended arguments. and warned Mr.
~.Schlesinger against permitting any sof
his agents to violate the restraining
order. 5@S
.eWHITE SLAVERY, NOT KNOWN.
Geneva, Switzerland, July 7--(MadD
The reply of Haiti to the list -Vf
questions regarding the white siA4s
traffic sent to all members Of the
league was to the effect that such
thing as white slavery was unknown
in that island, had never existed there
and consequently Haitian ofictais had
nothing to offer in reply to the quesy
tons, T.f %s8Is @. Eg{3ssSh
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
7 MAGAZINE
WRITER TRAVELLING
MISSOURI IN SKIFF

Williston, N. D., July ,26.-Lewis r.
Freeman, noted magazine writer,
spent a few hours in Williston during
a halt on his trip ina light skiff down
the Missouri river. Mr.. Freeman
started his journey on the Yellowstone
near Livingston, Mont, and, will later
on embody his experiences in a book.
Some time ago Mr.. Lewis went the
entire course of the Columbia river
in a skiff, arriving at the mouth with
out. serious accident, a feat worth
while, it is said, since there is no
place where the Columbia runs a
smooth course for more, than ten
miles. His story.'of that trip proved
a fascinating tale.i /,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
Men Called For Federal I.
Court Busy In Fields

Fargo, N. D., July 26.-when fed
eral court convened in Fargo yester-
day morning there were only % men
of the .venire of SO summoned by the
United States marshal.
1t was explained that the men upon
whom summons were called had been
informed hat if they were busy, IN
the harvest fields that they need not
attend. I. .
The court Immediately ordered a
special venire Of 20. to report today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
POTATO CROP
IS DOING WELL

Ray, N. D., July 2e.-The potato
crop is making great progress and the
will b large and the quality
good.
In the Nesson valley district several
fields of wheat have been cut. There
will be a large crop Of all grains In
that district.
Marquis and durum wheats have
excellent stand and are filling well.
The stand Of oats Is we'll above that
of former years and will yield better
tina nexpected a month ago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
Boy Returning Stolen
Goods Allowed Freedom

Stanley, July 26.-A 1e-year-old.
boy, who said his home was at Clear
Rapids, Ia, entered the home of
Henry Slaughter here and stole 81. 900
worth of old coins. three watches and
a revolver. Mr.. Slaughter overlook
the young thief a short distance from
the Slaughter home. On returning
the missing articles the boy was al
lowed to go after he promised to re-
turn to his home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
Is General
Around 4 Foxholm And
Drake; Fair Yield

Minot, July 2s.--HarvestinE is ven
under way in the ,Foxholmsregion, ac-
cording to J. p. O'Leary. cashier, Of
the Foxholm State bank, III Minot to-
day on business matters.
1.-The average wheat Weld ~ o,,r
section will be about 10 bushels 10 the
acre, although many yields will 60 as
high as Is bushels" Mr.. sO'Leary said.
Drake, July 2s.---Cutting grain Ii
general in this section. While the
Q optimistic ones claim the crop
VIII 90 s16sbushels. the conservatives
estimate the wheat yield at 10 bush.
els ~,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
NEW STATE BANK "a
TO BE STARTED
AT WILLlSTON

w1lliston, N. D., July 26.-H. Al.
Nelson. Charles Baldwin and County
Treasurer Earl Swimley are named
as incorporators of a new state bank
for Williston to be known as the
Northwestern State Bank. The capi-
tai stock of the proposed institution
Is $4,000. e. iaS sa
All three men are prosperous farm
ers and business men Of this county.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
|NORTHWESTERN NEWS|

pendents will win the recall election
and while THE incoming administsa-
ton will face q great task, men like
Nestos, johnson and Kitchen are
equal to It,, -
Mr.. Byerly believes the greatest
evil ~causedsby the Nonpartisan ieague
is the chaotic condition of: the panK-
ing business I'M North Dakota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
Old Settlers OF Slope
to Picnic AL Gladstone

Gladstone.N n. D.. July 2s.-It is ex-
.pected that old settlers from all parts
OF the Slope county viii attend the
Old sSettlers' picnic here on July 80.
idents 8. T. May OF the Dickinson nor
nal. N Il Mcbride, former state sen
atcr. and Rev. a d Jeryis, pastor OF
THE D1cktnAnns congregational church.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
BALIlPLAYER FINED.

Chicago, July 26.-President Hickey
of the American Association today
fined John G.. Hendricks. manager OF
the Indianapolis club, $500 and sus-
pended him until the fine is paid, for
FORGETTING the second game with Mil
Indianapolis was leading s to 6 in
seventh inning7 but in the first half
Of the eighth Milwaukee made five
runs. Hendricks according tt Hickey,
then tried to delay the game until s
o'clock, so that under the rules, it
would be called 50 the score would re-
vert to the seventh inning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-26
F1RE ON sHIP PUT OUT.

Southampton, England, July .26.-
Fire which broke out Yesterday on the
lying at her dock here, was ex-
tinguished at ~4&o'clock this morning.
Decks c. and E2>were completely
destroyed amidships.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-25
City Items

Midnight Sons of Wesleyan College and Danceland Saturday ulght.-advt
 Matthew Sheppard of Konsington avenue and Edith Selandcr of Garden street were married Wednesday eve ming by Rev. Schaffer They will re side on Maple street.
 MT and Mrs. John Wallace of Win throp street are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a daughter Thanksgiving morning.
 Complete infants department at Besse- Leland s--advt.
 Miss Harriet Flagg, a student at Pratt Institute, is spending the week end with her parents, Mr and Mrs William Flagg of Madison street
 Clerk George H. Johnson of the Board of Public Works office began work this morning after two weeks vacation.
 Gifts That Last" at Morans' --advt
 A months mind mass was held this morning at St. John the Evangelist church for the late Catherine Camp bell
 Miss Helen Downes of Monroe street is home for the weekend from New Rochelle where she is student at the college of New Rochelle.
 See Britton, Nov. 30,--adVt.
 Miss Hazel Downey of 13S Shuttle Meadow avenue is home from Boston where she is attending school.
 Midnight Sons of Wesleyan College and DanCeland Saturday night.-advt.
 The annual Thanksgiving dance of the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity will he held at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening. Warmers orchestra of Meriden will furnish the music
 st. Mary's Ladies Temperance SO ciety will meet this evening at & o'clock at St. Mary's school hall on Beaver street
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Morgan of New Haven spent Thanksgiving with Miss Alice Moore Of Black Rock ave nue.
 The Ladies Nest of Owls will meet this evening at Electric hall at S| o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-25
RheuIna Conquers
 Rheumatism

It Is an established fact that one teaspoonful Of Rheuma taken once a day for d short time has driven all the pain and agony from thousands of racked, crippled and despairins rheumatiCs.
 While powerful gratifying and quick-acting Rheuma is harmless, and gives lasting and blessed relief almost at once. The magic name has reached nearly every hamlet, and there are hundreds of druggists who can tell you of the good it has done in some of the very worst cases.
 If you are tortured with rheu- matism (any form) get a bottle of Rheuma from Clark and Brainerd Co, today. If it does not rid you of all rheumatic suffering your money will be returned.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-25
WESLEYAN'S SCHEDULE
River City University Basketball Team
 Wm Play t6 Came During Com

River tttN university lihakeihall lcam
 Wm Play 10 Came During Com.
 ing season,
 Middletown, Conn, Nov 2a -Wcs- leyan unlvcrsitys basketball schedule of l6 games was announced today by Manager Butler, Games have been arranged with four colleges new to the university program, namely Knox Hamilton, Clarke anI the uni- versity Of Maine The most unpolt- ant contests from the Wesleyan View point will be those with Amherst and Williams Last year in addition to defeating Dartmouth and Harvard. Wesleyan five defeated both ot the former quintets twice.
 In the following schedule slmes are to be at Middletown unless otherwise specified:
 December 10, Clarke; i7, stevens al Hohoken; January S, Conn AGglea Storrs Ii, Springfield College al Springfield; l3. Brown; II, Williams; IS, Knox; 91. Union; February II. Hamilton; l5. NJ. A. c. at Amherst, IS, Amherst; 20, University of Maine 23, Brown at Providence; af, Tufts al Medford; March 8, Williams at Wi- liamGtown; 1, Amherst at Amherst
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20
La enfeTmedad que eau
So Ia mueTte del zarevitch

La misteriosa enfermedad que atac0
al hijo del Ear de Russia ha dado motive
a numero.as leyendas; pero, hasta ahora,
ninguna voz autorizada habia sdado a
conccer la verdad
Monsieur Pierre Gillard, preceptor del
gran duque heredero, y, por consecuen-
cia, en- inmejorable situacion para CO.
nocer la enfermedad de su discipulo, 10
explica asi en- sus memorials publica-
das en- "La nustraci6n' de Paris
esComo Sc sabe, fui nombrado precep-
tor de Alexis Mikaslowick (otofio de
1879. Fui informado del NAL que SUI
fria por el doctor Derevenko, que, desde
hacia un afio, estaba agrgado la per-
soma del joven principe. Me comunic6
que la enfermedad que padecfa Ell Ear
cvitch era la hemoflia, enfermedad here
sditaria, que en- algunas fainilias Sc trans
mite de generacion en- generaci6n por
las mujeres a los hijos varones. Unica-
mente los hcsnbres sufren esta enferme-
dad.
~ Ell doctor me explic6 que la nenor
herida podrfa caussr la, muerte del nino,
pues la sangre de un individuo atacado
dc liemofilia no tiene la facultad de Goa
gularse como la de cnalquier ser normal
Ell tejido de sus artcrias y dc sus vena7
es de tai fragilidad, que ell menor choque
puede causar una ruptura.
Por 10 tanto, era precise rodear al jo-
ven principe de exquisitos cuidados, de
los que estaban encargados dos Antiques
marineros.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20

IQu6 ejercito es esc que Sc acerca
la tranQuila villa en- bullicioso des-
6rden, va cantando, va riendo v la
mando nucstra atenci6n con. sus, gritos
de suprema algeria? 6son los intrepi-
dos gentiles de la -Bastilla 0 los re-
be,des defensores del Castillo de Soils?
No me preguntes. caro- ,.lector. quie-
nes podran ser, pues estoy, SECURE de
Que medida que sigas leyendo los
veras mas de cerca, al contemplar
su jefe demas subalternos, asi,, como
la algeria que todos demuestran SEN
tir, sabras contestarte til mismo la
pregunta. No son los heroes de La Bas
tilla nj son los defensores del Castillo
de Soils, pues 81 bien de todos cstos
grandes acontecimientos ticnen buenas
nociones, no han pensado atin en- la
a, para Ell exito de su eonquista, por-
que la horda infantil que a Ia vista.
tenemos, noes otra cosa9 que ell bravo
ej6rcito que llen6 de entusiasmo y .fe,
sali6 conquistar Ell temple sagrado
de Minerva Nueve meses dur6 ell p1a-
20 de conquista, nueve meses Ell Que
unas veces tristes y otrass alegres Sem
pre-, Sc vic nuestros muchachos com
batir con la misma fuerza " siempre
con mayor empefio por 10 que ellcs la
maban su gran conquista. Nueve nieses
han pasado, al fin de los cuales les ve-
mos aparecer nuevamente en- eeI esce-
mario de la sociedad radiantes de ale
gria, y avidos de mostrar lsu triunfo
obtenido, a aquellos que, padres o en-
cargados, les vieron dnratte todo ese
largo periodic, salir por la n1aiana Y
volver por la tarde cansados muchas
veces, pero siempre dispuestos para
proseguir la lucha al dia siguiente, di-
ciendoles todas las ma1apa: vetc,
bijo mio, Y que Dios tie bendiga ilu-
mine tu entendimiento' Nunca de-
crecieron su entusiasmo nj sus brios;
el terreno por conquistar estaba la
vista y los conQuistadores estaban' bien
armados y eran braves, teniendo a la
cabeza al ilustre jefe que les acompa-
no .hasta ell fin y que Sc siente salts
fecho de la empresa que el como direc-
tor acaba de realizar.
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20

hasta los m1scuios, nervios y 1iga-
mentos enfcrmos, devolviendoles su
condicion normal. Y no solo proper
ciona alivio, sino que cura radicalmente.
No cxiste enemigo mas poderoso de los
dolores, sea cual fuere la causa de ellos.
FL rcumatismo, las neuralgias, la ciatica,
elalsmbago, las, dislocaciones, el estro-
peo de los 1nusculos la hinchazon de
las seyunturas, ceden su accion como
por encanto.
Compre hoy mismo en- cuafquier
botira un frasco de Aceite de San
Jaccbo, apliqueselo segun las trespecti-
vas irlstrucciones sc explicara Udepor
81 inisme cual es la razons para que
durante mas dc medic siglo esta prepa-
raci6n haya sido considerada en-, todas
pa..es del mundo como la mejor que
cxiate, para que Sc lie haya premiado
con nedalla de orc en- cinco de las
principales Exposiciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20
La cruzada triunfante

ALA le vemos connpartiendo su sa-
distraction con mos cuantos; su frente
alta cual la del caudillo que desafia
las iras de cada nuevo combate; luego
Sc encamina en- direction los que con
6l coinpartieron la rlIda y noble lsbor~
de dirigir a buen punto los simpaticos
infantes Els don Julio B. Ortiz, ell ms
pector de escuelas de este distrito es-
collar, va a yer los profesores que
son suS ofciales para DIR de sus bocas
que ell noventa por ciento de los alum
nos han aprobado todas las asignaturas
preScritas en- ell curse de estudio de mil
novecientos veinte a veintiuno. Todos
estan alegres; los nifios, porque saben
que acaba de abrirse para ellos una
nueva puerta que da acceso a una man
sion mas clara y mas llena de saluda-
BILE ambiente para sus infantiles cere
bros los maestros porque saben que han
llenado debidamente todos los requisi
tos de Su honrosa mission, hacienda cuan
to sus fuerZas fisicas morales inte-
lectuales les han permitido, para lIe-
var al 'triunfo aquellos que les fue-
ron confados, ell inspector, porque
esta seguro de no haberse separado un
apiee nj un momento del sendero q. lie
traz6 su deber, y al fin We coronados
los csfuerzos v los de auuelloS que
unidos el, en- sus respectivos puesto.
lucharcn su desmayar por ell progreso
intellectual de los nifos, del que segu-
ramente nuestro pals ha de recoger los
frutos mas exquisitos.
He ahi la cruzada que vuelve a sus
hogares descansar durante tres meses
para al cabo de ellos volver a eDtra
en- la lid que contra la ignorancia scs-
tienen los pueblos civilizados.
Reciba ell sr Ortiz nuestro recono
cimfento por su labor realizada, asi
como los maestros que bajo la direc
ci6n de 6l han hecho honor a su alta
v noble mission, dejando para los nj
nos nuestra sincera felicitaci6n por su
triunfo obtenido durante ell afio esco-
lar.
MARDOCHE.
Comerio.
s4r 4 I-4 q ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20
hIanda debe ser dSuntO
sjenO a Ia acci6n eE. U.
Per ROBERT j. PREV
Redactor Corresponsal del Universal
Service


LONDRES, JUNO EN- una session
de la Camara de los Comunes celebrada
fue dada otra advertencia los Estados
Unidos de eximirse de interverir EN- los
asuntos de Irlanda v ocuparse de sus
problenas propios.
FL debate sobre la Intervention anne
ricana EN- Irlanda suscitose al hacer uso
de la palabra el Representative Oswald
Mosley, yerno de lord Curzon para pre-
guntar al gobierno 81 estaba preparado
para dar la publicidad una refutac;6n
completa de los cargos hechos q Ingla
terra por la comision americana de in
we tigacion, que afrIn6 que Ell gobierno
de Londres incitaba a Sus agentes en-
Irlsnda natar, quemar y pillar.
Respondiendo en- nognbre del gobierno
coalicionista, ell secrc. ario Austin Cham
berlain denomin6 la comision como una
crtidad Official que recogi6 datos entire
cicrtos cxtremistas v redacto su inforn1e
V4l uII eobIlO NAUtSAVOs IAA S3On4VhhNs NSSi"-
r0, decline testificar ante tai con1isi6n
porque no pudo reconoccr el derecho de
ciudadanos de una nacion extranjera a
hacer investigacione5 sobre la situacioa
de cualquier territorio de los dominios
del Rey ingl6s Pori esta ras6n, termino,
ell gobierno no entrara en- controversies
con la comision americana.
Hnbo grandes aclamaciones entire los
representatives cuando el coroncl Archer
Shee prorrumpio en- una exclamation di-
ciendo que era opiri6n9de Inglaterra que
la comisi6n americana Sc ocupara de sus
agnntos internos.
Ell secretario de IrlaHda, Greenwood,
anunci6 que habian sido inuertos en- Ir-
lsnda Icsde el primero de enero 127 sol
edados 286 habian sido feridos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20
As1eNAcIoN DE cRED1Tos

Ell Gobernador frm6 una Ley de la
Legislature sssignando creditos para
pagar obligaciones contraidas durantc
los amos economics de 1912213-15-16, pa
ra cubrir deficits en- asignaciones para
ell alo econ6mico que termina en- 80 de
JUNO, y para otros fines. ''S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20

dolor cesa Y
la hinchazon
desaparece.
Este linimen-
to es tan pene-
trante y posee
TN poder cura-
t v o t a n
grande, gu e
in me diatam-
ente despues
de aplicado,
1ieva SiIacri0n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20
Ell higadO cnfermo es IN peligro
+, q Ia vida.

ST I'd. ests enfermo del higado, todo ST
sistema esta descompuesto, porque cl hi
gado es el que ayuda la accion dc sus Or
ganos digestivos separa las materias We
nenosas formadas durantc- el periodic dc
la digestion. FL Rcmcdio de Leonardo Gu
ra inmediatamente los desordenes del hi
gado, estomago intestinos Este reinedio
maravilloso es un nuevo descuhrimicnto
vegetal, el cual no contienc calomcl, no
causa estrenimicnto malesiarcs. ST I'd.
padece de estrenimiento. dolores de cabcza.
biliosidad, indigestion, dyspepsia. estomago
agrio, aliento fctido, eruotaciones des-
ordenes similares, tome inmediatamente el
Rercdio dc Lconardi para el Higado. Tn
remedio seguro. puro inofensivo y agra
dable al paiadar. De venta en- todas las
droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20
! DOLOR EN- Ell PECHO 2.
QUITELO CON Ell FAMOSO !
: ACEITE De SAN JACOBO
No SO descuide.r CIrese cuanto
antes. Aqui tiene ell remedio
ideal para esas dolencias.

Friccionese inmediatamente la parte
afectada con el infalible Aceite de San
Jacobo en- menoS de medic minute el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-20
iiPRoNTo!!
FUERTE QUE
LA MUERTE
=
NAZIMOVA

PUERTORRIQUENoS. Podeis
pedir en- todos los buenos estableci-
mientos de comestibles el mejor pro-
ducto hast& lhora de industria natl
va.
Fabricldo con todos los adefantos
que en- el exterior " por la misma
circunstancia sin rival en- ninguno dc
ellos.
La Fabriea de Galletas y Bizcochos
"LAS MARIAS" de Juan Bigls en-
Ponce.
Agente en- San Juan,
Quintfn DIAZ
The Washington times., 1921-11-01
ARMY HANCED21
WITHOUT TRIAL,
WATSON CLAIMS
Senator Charges Officers Order
ed Daily Executions-ln-
quiry to Be Made.
By j. BART CAMPBELL,
international News Service.

A charge by Senator Watson Demo
crat, Of Georgia, that American sol
diers were summarily ordered hanged
by their officers in the world wal
day after day, and without CO irt
martial. or any other form of trial,
plunged the Senate into a turmoil OF
acrimonious debate today. and abrupt
ly halted consideration Of the compro
mise tax bill.
Challenged by Senator Wadsworth
Republican, Of New YORK, chairman OF
the Senate ilitary Affairs Committee
as to the accuracy OF his charge
Senator Watson accused him az "es
suming a supercilious and Discount {
eLus attitude"
Watson dramatically displayed a
photograph of what he declared 10
he "one of those gallows, upon which
twenty-one white boys had already
been executed at sunrise when the
photograph was taken"
Watson also alleged that "a pri-
vate soldier was frequently shot by
his officers because of some com
plant against the officers inso'
lenCe."
Hard Boiled Smith was not
alcnc In his savage treatment of the
men in his power" Watson added.
do you mean to charge that
American soldiers were hanged by
their officers without court.martial
or any olher form Of trlal?" inquired
Senator Spencer, Republican, OF
Missouri.
II mean to charge that very
thing" Watson replied.
Senator Wadsworth demanded proof
of the charges, and Watson said he
could present evidence to sustain
them
A motion made by Senator Learoot
Rep) Of Wisconsin, that five Senators
be appointed as a special investigating
commission to invite Senator Watson
to prove his charges was adopted.
The Washington times., 1921-11-01

creating an industry which is a
solid and indispensable foundation
for a potential defensive weapon.
A commercial pilot, properly
schooled and disciplined. is well
on the road to war efficiency.
"By encouraging peace time
aeronautics, you will have at your
disposal in the hour Of crisis
something that in a twinkling
can be whipped into fighting
force.
"Once hostilities are upon you,
the airplane Immediately brings
to your high command informs-
tion in the movement of the
enemy, priceless information, one
of the determining factors that
mold your course in battle.
America will be wise in de-
veloping commercial aviation AS
one Of the best guarantees of war
time superiority in the air..
"The efficiency. deHetipn- AMI
hesetstA of | zffbeffS. iRcossvelt.
Luke, Rockwell and so many
others who fell in glorious combat
is sufficient assurance. ! am con-
fident. that America will not in
any manner abandon the science
it originated and helped to per
feet"