Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-12
Seraps '1ntl gaet5.
.-"Bergdoll >will be brought back"
predicted Representative Julius Kahn,

troauce Sio, %9f the entire Bergdoll
anxestsastoit sSs: We ,,so ", i'll demand the re-
affair oe re 1errdoll a.do "Bergdoll cannot
anth .1at hv u with m his florta and insults to
thts Country. and with ms iaSa; .naE
thcre is, one rule for mil, .oi,ailS eLtCN. IN,
,cTs aifd another tor' poor: SAS'' '>'''f'
said. =: -, ,,o ;;;fad
FARMERS of the nation ha We stirred e.l
tn >krht as d unit for & fair ptiee ~!
!. feeding the world, accorTllHS W '.,, t".,
TVrooman, former AssistaiS, 'S,as ~ 49, ;ita?,
Of Agriculture. :Nrpaman:rI Sss.a aesct linz
stffe cooperative agency for. Neu, 80 niZ-
ede Cd at the end Of the conference J lere'
,last night, as 'the greatest |ef = Ey,i ~
farmers ever had for. fighting fnr OF; !; ,cu ,clr
3S;cesH hThe :. cooperative aeiet ssus:
Known as the U. S. Grain GRO 80
1nc 10 TO market the nations 80 49,
onJ corn for all farmers who pay anS ,,.
annual fee of $40. 1t is Qon
proposition, and all money lelt w
at the end of the year VIII DC 'e'u'N
ed pro rata. -, ..o1
Twenty local unions OF the Chite |
Mine, Workers of America: illee.1nTt dnT1tea
Brookside; Ala, last night .auol;;rS lSe,s.
resolutions condemning the paraollYS
rthrough the mining districts OF mass
ed members of the MI KluN Man.
The unions also adopted resolutions,
condemning a committee OF cltl-.e;
of, which a Birmingham minister Is
chairman. for qualification OF arlhie'
bearing on the speeches OIL vau ),
Bittner, international .represenla".n,, ~, "a
declaring the articles In qucStloh ;,
calculated to inflame the .pupllc l,id.t .,.
The unions also went on recoro a.
fnvoring theH stay Of Bittner IN tte
.,AIabana field until it is orga anllleu.
States ands county, authorities -Mels
'coIIed ON in resolutionSIto stop SucM
fhinrs as the Ku kluX klan parsIues'
ed Whi6fi were termed "inimicai 10
peace" William Green. seGretalS
treasurer. of the United Nine NCrNJ N,J
CT America, who heads lne oLsaotGi sn+ino-
committee, which is now investlgatlnS
conditions in Alabama, announced
;that. the t1inion was here to stay" \"
hrairis any. eventuality. LloFdi
George enjoys the powers OF almose
absolute dictatorship. Under the
emergency power act he can AT once
: commanded. all the mines. rallroaas,
shins. canals and close any. port ", VI
barbor. He can take possession OIL az
food supplies. make it an oftense ~
sacretc' reuuisitioned supplies lorplu
.. tho postmastcr to transmit tlaac uii
ion kilograms, prohibit all mee.inss VI
parades and use the army, hin III H.
Vail. forces for industrial purposes. r.
n,n order the arrest Of anyone WIN
ont tho warrant of a. magistrate, anu
hc can prohibit the sale Of 1lrearilS'
:. ammunition or explosives in any Spec-
flied area. Already strong FORCES my
f, bcen concentrated and dlfecteo 1o",t
Tho Welsh and Scottish mining i!e!ds. Ni
War vessels have been moved W lile
most important waterways ana iitt a.
bors, so that troops can occur! en
mines Immediately IL IT pecoiIiea lie nT
have already been listed for requlsl-
zion for carving supplies for the aI!1H'
and navy and food for the peol'ie;;
Airnlones and airshps will ne uaeu
fnr the same purpose and also lo'
rushing forces to the critlcaf P'1hlS'
All Government buildings Will DC p'o-
tected -hy machine, guns.
; u -. The immigration bill passed ID ,RS ,RRSS
:, r1HuIs1s 1,sr1he aVJlsoni adminisltatiEn on
: ahd-ki by Il pocket veto - ~ nf of
sreintroduccd in the, extra Session a,on ~
tCongrcss, practically in the same
form. and put through, according 10 an an
Understanding arrived at between llS
snonsors and leaders Of the senate ara
bouso As pasScd by the last congress
Tho hill providcs that the number ol
aliens of any nationality who may NC
admitted in any one year Shill
..f;mitcd to three per cent OF the nulllpt'
of foreign born persons or sGcH l,as o,.
ionaliiv resident in the United StaeeS'
os dotcrmincd by the census ol l9lo'
and that after July 1, 1921. the nun :
hcr of aliens of any nationa!lt! WHO
may he admitted in any one caleho',t
month shall not exceed ID per cent.
or the total number of such allens ac-
missiblc in that fiscal year. ieW
: provision limiting TO 5O,ooo the lli'.l.'o
grafton from any country III any o.'I
year is now under conSiue!u:.io'. ~. 80, .,,,>'
may bc added to the bill II ltS Spo,i-
scrs can satisfy themselves that lhe
massage of the measure Will not pe
endangered or deferred thefeh!'
The nroyision would affect only Ger
MANY tho United Kingdom -AuSlfla-
Enneaiv, Russia; and if the fNe; per
cent. bhns should be applied. IalS,
without affecting the lmmiSra'i".'
FROM, any, county whose quolb e.l l.Ilue
either plan would not rcach or eA'Ee''
$4,000.
After delibcrating for IS hours a
irry: in federal court ut Macon N''t.,
m saturday returned VcrdlctS oi
= f-uiltv on all five counts OF inc IN
- Sictmcnt against &c persons accuSed
Of conspiracy to rub the American
Railway Express company of property
valued at one million dollars. our W
thc Ga porsors indicted were never ar
rested: nine were found not guilty y!
!: the iJlry:. nine verdicts OF not suhlS
were directed by Judge Beverly ~,
Evans; five pleaded guilty, ana one on1
case was mol pressed. The case hau
hcen on trial for four weeks, witnesses
from all PARTS Of the United States ~"
ing on the witness stand 10 coml!Iet'
the chain of evidence in the various
transactions. During the government
presentation Of evidence it WAS SlloWil
that there was u system ol SiSh1ls
used in the conspiracy. "Nlli nc
ridep" was Il query to dclerhihH
whether IL person alluded TO was AL
right" the "all right being an answer,
in~ signal. Judge Evans announced
that he Would sentence the cohV!c.e'
persons on Saturday. April 81, at ~ Il
m. "In sentencing you ! VIII 'aNe H.
TO consideration that though y"ll were
found guilty on five counts; Il ',l Mns
really all ono TRANSACTION. = WE.
f:valig said. twill sentence you :as !, !,
il we're all one count" The maximum
sentence is two years in the rcni'cn-
tinry or Il fine Of $4,000 or pom
Judge Evans told the jurors .lhat tHr!
:. were exempted from jury service loI
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