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Iffl PBlf" IS 01 MISS ALBERTA BICKNELL IN PEUCE IBEim BILL TO END WIRE CONTROL BY THE GOVERNMENT, CHIEF MATTER OF INTEREST. 10 PURE DOWN WW BIEL Senate Will Decide Question of Immu nity of Senators Lodge and Borah in Withholding Information. SENHIE WETS DOCTOR CUNO HOW DID PEACE TREATY COME ‘ MV. INTO HANDS OF.OUTSIDERS 4 '* • *. ‘ \ ' ' i IN NEW YORK? * 1 FOIL TEXT IS NOW DEMANDED Resolutions Were Adopted Just, After Dramatic. Clash Betvj/;en Senators Hitchcock and Lodge. Washington.—Congress enters the fourth week of the new session with broadening activities and increased - • * •peed urged by leaders. m. . . ... , „ Miaa Alberta- Bicknell, daughter of The so-called peace treaty ‘leak u J Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bicknell, has been investigation and the bill to end gov- awarde d the Order of Elizabeth by ernment control of the wires consti-1 the queen of Belgium. She !• twenty tutes the senate’s work of principal i yc*!** old *nd has been working in Interegt, while the house plans to en Belgium for two veare. C^ge in a clean-up of appropriation WIRE (OMl IS PARTLI RELEASER POSTMASTER GENERAL STEALS MARCH ON CON GOES'S BY ANTICIPATING ACTION. ' _ B0RLES0N EXPLAINS REASONS J; J MEASURE FIRSTOOAFTED.18TS Before Becoming Law Ratification by the Legislatures of the Various States Is Necessary. bills, starting with the paring down of the $800,000,000 army bill. Investiga tions of army and shipping affairs and also election of Victor Berger, social ist, of Wisconsin, also will be started by committees. leaders on both sides are anxious for the investigation to start, however, j and before the end of the week it may W'aah'.ngton.—Action by Congrees be well under way. on equal suffrage—subject of a fight On, of.hr nr., diffKulUr. torom' „ - dur . tK >n-h U rndM Id plicate the inquiry doubtless will be , . U« gur.tmo of ^n.ional immuDlly »•*«»“»» •>y .he wn.trby . .otr of as It applies to Senators Lodge and W to 25 of the historic Susan H An- Borab in connection with their state- thony constitutional amendment merits of the existence of treaty cop Washington. — rtesolutions asking the state department for the text of the treaty with Germany fuid* direct ing the foreign relations copimittee to investigate how copies of the unpub lished document have reached private hands in New York were adopted by the senate without a roll call. Action on the two proposals came unexpectedly during a lull in the ( stormy debate they had arousel, and j scarce)/ a score of senators were in the chamber, when in quick succes sion. the resolutions were put to a vote. Their passage itself, however, was no surprise. as v it generally had been conceded that each would have j a majority. Under the investigation resolution, .. „ intn>dii<("d ,h- ragurM^of thP , Ord.r, Arre.t of Dr. White House hy Senator Hitchcock of Dorten. President of the New Nebraska, senior Democrat of the for- j Rheinish Republic, elgn relations committee, it is ex pected that a far-reaching inquiry will Duty Compelled Return of Operative Control of the Various Properties ’ h ■ to Their Several Owners. GREENVILLE BECOMING NOTED -AS MEETING POINT FOR many' organizations. REUNION OF BIST. •v y Doctor Cuno, privy councilor of the German government, has succeeded Al bert Ballln as director of the Ham- burg American eteamshio line-. FRENCH FIRM IN .OPPOSITION .—Washington.—Telegraph and tele- phone companies, whose linens the gov- ernment has controlled since last Au gust 1. were ordered to resume imme diately . operations for their own ac count. by Postmaster General Burle son. The postoffice department, how ever, under terms of Mr. Burleson’s order, retains a ; measure of control of the services, pending final legislative action by Congress. . Regulations prohibiting discrimina tion against wire employes because of union affiliations, maantaining exist- Claim Is Made That City Is Most Cam .rally Located for the Purpose! of New Association. Greenville.—Greenville is becoming widely known as a “convention city. No city in the state, and perhaps few in the South, has as many gatherings as the Mountain Pity. Greenvil i scarcely finishes shaking hand's with departing delegates before she is wel coming incoming visitors. ‘The Carolina Automobile and Fash ion Show, attended by 50.(Wi0 people, was the'first big event to attract peo pie here from all sections this year Then there was a meeting of tbs grand lodge of the Improved Order ol Red Men. a grand lodge meeting ol the Royal Arch Masons, a state cere menial of the Dramatic Order of thr retained in effect under the order is sued by the postmaster general. ies la New York. Senator Hu« h< «w k of Nebraska, and other D*m<»crwta of the committee will this view, holding that no ••ch facta of material importance to the inquiry Tbet de« (are the charges made by the two M-natorw are too ae rtowa tn be dropped now The names of many msn prominent in national mdittra and in financial circles hats latino I begin within a few daya. Adoption of the Hitchcock resolti- *°" j tion c.ime first. Just after the debate had reached a dramatic climax In a -la«h between The propttaed amendment, adapted |* . * . . . „ « A . 11’hatrman by th# bouse hy a vote of 304 to *9. j May 21, aa U»e Aral act of lbs new Ilona i omni tt. Ir |lit<h«och and dge. of the foreign re la • After this rlaah n London —^here is a probahllily that Germany may secure aa a result of her strong counter proposals tome lessening in the severity of the epnee ‘terms of the allied and associated powers. Germany's pleas that it will ing rates and charges and instructing companies to keep special accounts i Kn j_ htg of Khoras^an. the Southerr I to facilitate cost settlement between Tpltlle (.^position and the homecom them selves and the government^ are ^ celebration for the returned ser vice men All these events attracted many out of town visitors .here. Mr. Burleson accompanied the or- y ow . KU cres*ful in securing th« der with a statement giving the rea- | flrv( tnoua i reunion of the Thirtieth (hvlaion Asst»ciation. she wl.l maks 40 equally determined effort to gm the first reunion of the veterans' an intlon of the Kighty flrat Division It is contended sons which imp mi tion He a dent havtng r of the properti commefi e con and the houi through h« *d him to take the >rted that the £rest- 'mmended the return the senate Interstate ittc«- having Indicated return was advisable committee having request hy Mr Lodge that the senate ■ ^ *inpuww»h^ t«* fuliAl Ihw -Ananwm* fttwi •a menu the •1 OCTROIT l« FACING COUNT ACTION IN ITS CAN tTNIKV Detect. Mch PWUly without Wo pfMfttlSO of three cornered the Dstrvut t’aii Its striking cart ctl state off- U tion to relieve •spant’-m of tk large p«ri of s«> stria* became * Attorney Gen mated that unl« rear h an agr«-« court order con the ltne« until effected Nt»t a rar wh city and there % th<**e interest* d w the city I s*- fv i* < * metlt an a an« *f th* str«i liai bet n e II iilualion. fearing up to »n« twdw a n Michigan The »• June 1 Omesberh Inti >e three factl«*tta cO be in the ftration hy legialatumw , cf three fourths of which is required for its lr corpomtlou tn the federal couatttu Hub. The roll rail showed two voles m >rw than the necessary two third* for the resolutlusi, which was drafted be Uw saw H Anthony tn I ATS and tn* rode* ed by itennlor Bargent. of Cnlifum^n. tn 1*71 lamd applause un* he* ke«| bs presiding uNuer *w-pt th* *< chamber when the tnnl vole w* nunnred follow U|g two days' dehate and many Jubilation meetings were m prwgresu at headquarters of varsons women's orgnuiftstinna uha h have been nrttve Hi support of the measure NOTH Gt A M Ah AND AUftTNlAN , TNCATKt HANG IN NALANCt was w Tthdr.i w n REDUCTION It DEMANDED IN ARMY AND NAVY BILL of the alltaa and her prxa. hse Wasitinf v**n — itedu* n eut egp*-nse* hv a 11* It 4r.er'Yftetsiutu ren«»* n of govern •e scrutiny of its na* de ignded b% NepnbtlrsU leaders tn the 14 hon*e RepnMlran members **f the I ntilitary*committee meeting with thetr | party’s (•■gislatlve steering romm*tme ! beaded bt f*l<wr*f fasader Mondell wees tafh * told Vn make alt efforts to ruftatl army un I ctpevtsea wtthont rsthhmg any aettrity , j nf he* tossarv fupds and stmtLr re I qncsl was made nf nlher a I tug • ,mmiit«-*-mea ct lit** iaf -r* I * (‘hainasn Kaha t< • f^sdrr* that the grmy Lf| iaf *an aaa naea pa j th the last r•etc r* s e ! b« ae»ri% I ins gaa ani test* again I r.q i.shm *i tieiag 4i*« v raria re p* * qug?ters of th* Germah vVap support, A full die* m cannier prof*** mg f*pur«t*«uM fewtnres of the held hy presi atal of Amef aa wmm pome deb te said h> fav«* mpPM^yp ten fpg> i have been held ead are d hy the * onpctl nf f «r hate n that in certain te peace «<mfeivn*e the .dwie lw n*»um f he yaftcuts owner. f» Sled a d«-sire erd b.* fett-n 1 *a| * *, * *a *in*)»*Fiy * hlaeth and now rcnnlng home that Greeticllle Is about centra ra|ed for the reunion, as the i! r « t'sroUaia CLCMCNCCAU tHAKfit PlfT IN THE PACE OP LLOYD GEQNGf Hause sag Awta Wrecked OaPnev A »»• *"» b *• B ^ega mt la fv tv id the t ape* tally r I other e* e treat! he Witasm a perta of th* Ke, lot n W A* d G< • • h Nr tserm ••vupf t rtd erd •’ during -* * • ■ Wet 'mg rwme 1 tt'd’dehaher remen aeg >a attempt it *aa thh r«r 4 ,*Wse test !w*» eg *r - ar Waae >• *s » ■ b* m n4 USe | •* ■ # ft* t he an * wrantug rear a*-* unrest gght .4 s*n* e hts f-f tc M. Amwmhmmhmmi A a* e's appeals *•• sad pr*e*er Piewr ■ Y*ttwHeu«e«* A r 1 <*4** S tsa- *** Ree rg nai craOse «h* e •di.ag f*sr t* gee *** h wa< »f CONFEDERATE GRAVES IN ARLINGTON DECORATED Washington Southr-mer* in the nation s capital ini ludmg manr gov ernment officials p.iul tribute to thd memory of the t’onfcilerate sol*li«*r nad swtins «hi*d - Lms*i«4 >n ■LelcueLch Nation.-*! cem» ter* with « on»ii»* , ni>*i.* tion s*-rvii*-** in th** <*«*nf***l**r;ite Mo tion of the c**rm*f* rv Rcpr* tentative Clarenr** N Sfeiltn «n. of C»r**enshoro, N. C . mad** the memorial ndiiyes* The tomb of th** unknown •l**ad. the grave of General Joe Wheeler and of <'onf*»derat«» soldiers an«l sailors which occupy the Virginia hills overlooking Washington were decorated with flow ers in profusion and a floral southern cross was unveiled. Paris- This has he* ihmngbont phi* <* *« with both the Germ treaties In (he hjtSB f.»rt Is being made 1 united artmC Ttie ronnt ft of f*»u a% anxious day *14 the portu h«n4 th* A mere an* m (jii^q lad fw»d| to $>aCt*e memt* he4 h • \ leto the %* *»** e •«re«a • hlH , anihocuuni he aMal atee, «* u < 4X* AdaMMil the er*»fwe 4 alien it *«• If •el • 4iW“ b«re * « »*ed t he S- «***■* Inh afY nut UK f*rnr a r tnMNI «• 1 the m nmeehrd am rx* etlent eet 1 laaf.ft that • *« *he4 **e ’ fe**m the Fha •aid he r*d«»ie«| e«teni idol the HrtttMl the T ger neat ae far a* 1*9 •hake h a 1 - dqriee it* «,ari en 4^ 1 *• 4 later k The (Jen s*an • mer IflMM to # m Frwf m tJe9 4 «Je«*ree*a fhre 4e« unnd ••• 4»«ee*«eee4 *-*•♦ te*» art at t % 4H »W*r»*n r “ * dH*! *4? s 't 4MfdF|P iee **/*** n r^Kir* the mm rrdli he fe*sai4 net> r * Mh*r 4 r Mnnweenehmeo ♦ «>f F^qkre d ih| fa* tf|dl *t t th# •kdFfl , r#« to • *#‘4 Th-* tb e*f • *^e f - mam eff*** t reel of fir fktrnm* th 0 v af edf *4 th# lew h* * tfme ••• k e»» * m * %*f |t« d Aw< the r 1 igrass fHONT LINE RAILROAD MEN APPLAUD SPfiCCH OP SMITH APRIL RAILROAD DEFICIT IS APPROXIMATELY lit 000 000 Bind i ad W of Austria n treaty in the r n«*mmr to w t **mplrl |e the militarv and rvtMr.»ri*4k Min« it* fins which w••re **tnilte< | when th** tt#tl Ufttf* nt Wad «lell9e|**«t 31 Innday U»t appt er the r«»uncil turned to 1 The German 1 mak r**ant#r propo -:*I* and .1,1 il-ed m ei for 1 Many prlrnfe ronf* ivn«‘»* a trer# al**** 1 «*v**r going 41 n. including one I*** twr**en Grdo* 1 rti«*n I *• •h la* de ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION w 1**1 *11* ^*1 ll ■ keis rwmm adygqdp4 i| sf M s *t*f * »*wv» n *•* *’*<r grave urbe* Picked ap *<9 !*v be F tftvv d V * e* • «|S The tag a sb*n Ptf***rg UeTv C»Pe*,v ♦ ’t- I* ' fv'o It rbe-*»% * « ZLxdilrti r^-JC MtTf‘'TfF!’ArlMs* i # nel ll«>»isg, of the American *l« iega ti«*t^ and A. J, Balfour. British foreign secretary, all seeking to ^larify the situation anl -nnine the course of action. The prevailing view of those taking part was hopeful of early and satis factory results. They admitted that the conditions were difficult and th;tt the differences were rather sharply FIRST CUBAN IS GRADUATED dr.iwn. Iml Ole* *• FROM U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY 00 ‘ bln * '*« »" ,,r , v | threatening an agreement. leessltv f, 9?* f th# diffe *1* 11^*^ [ ,,p -i »t • • costs 1 will he m > rais* 1 istmlion confin every i»os sihh* *0*1 rite* to o ‘or the present ♦ e a«lde*l. the rof itself to pr 4f ti nomv. w J* I cm* t*'«* of Mr Pal torney general nsrg* •re made bv t*ie inng consider.i* Ajeigry* ri»mm:t- uninatiou as at- r*< gfV fr* His I orouslv nt fi*. |ae4M*%'ed t h# tteo or fhr»*** tf\ ead F# *r«t f t h«*¥ ila-fTI W'Otlirl f«»l- lrv*t cim'r d * vf flirt " 4 m v d| V m 1 91 4*0 rie n* an *i* - rn-** • the side of # $ % * ev • fl *"1 tlflflF* ! i a fair * ham •» into the «tr v a >n rr *>1 nwa than putting it •ind«*me;«t!i Ai’ ?*•* f*v r**m ♦lr % * I u ft* pro-rating th# til they w*'*r# • rescued hr a pi*. Both m**n w* *r » sev* relv heui'c* 1 1 Mr applauded vig t Mo*ir<* su-*ta inirg a t>rok*-n leti : and Mr Gla*M**n a number of briii*** s and t \r BOLSHEVIK AGITATOR HAS BEEN EXECUTED AT MUNICH Washington.-Fnsign Carlos Aurello Hevia. son of Colonel Aurelio Hevia. former secretary of the war and navy In the Cuban cabinet, is the first Guban to graduate from V. R. Naval FIVE THOUSAND LIVES LOST THROUGH VOLCANIC ERUPTION T,he Hague—The governor general Academv. He Ws hamh'd his • di- • *’f the Kediri di^tri.-t of Java report.s ploma at the graduatkig exercises hy -that fUO0 }>ersons were killed in th- his father, who was aerW^ed this un- iv, (>nt ernpti(*n of tlo- voh ano of usual privilege hy Secretary . Daniels. Kaluf. RAILROADS SHOULD BE MADE THE SENATE FIGHT OVER HUN TO RETURN MONEY ADVANCED TREATY TAKES ON NEW ANGLE i AVERAGE DAILY COST OF WAR MADE VERY RAPID INCREASE Washington.—The average cost of AWFUL CATASTROPHE OCCURS IN WILKES BARRE TUNNEL Wilkes Barre. Pa. Kichtv-three scratches Mr Moor** ’* if the ho* pital. where he was taken v**rv s,K*n after the accident, and i* is hoped that no serious results will follow. Munich Bav.n Lcvfne Mt^Fen. the bolshevik agitator who was one of »he war increased trorn $510,000 daily men doa ^ Hm i others burned and, fh»- l.oder^ of the Munich communis! f, ’ r t 11 *’ ^ rsT thro ° nmuths to $l'7 4'> ( > maimed, manv of whom will die. is- soviet regime was ♦xecuted at StaiT-' 'kiily for the p**rif)d of July kl018. t f j 10 ta u 0 f H disaster in the Baltimore elheim, outside the capital. He was ^to April .10. 1019. according to figures ; tunno , of thp Delaware A Hudson convicted and the Bavarian eahin< t ‘t,!-*-par**d l»y the statjstirs hram !i. g.-n- (* ( , ; ,i Co., in the Hast Knd >*•« turn of refli^d to eomiMTtte his lien tepee. ‘ r!l iM - war 'l*-p.irf tnent. and mad*; t | M , kjty. Seven kegs of black imwder. nvimt i : nin" that h** was the , n^e of pultlic here hy the army recruiting of- [3 pop pounds in all. were detonated ^he Tiie statement showed the dis- , tn( j t ho # de^d and. the maimed were burse merits for the period of the war. jj^rallv roasted hv the superheated *. ., _ , .. , ■ _ x t’.,. civil w-ar in P, ivaria a no mercy nTx XX CARLTON SAYS STRIKE minus the normal p**are ex fiend Tture-s. gas flames following the explosion. Atlanta. Railroad. frt- Wa.hias.on.-Tho Sonata «*>;' ; ; N v wonm t, r, should 1m* required to re- 1 *he treaty with Germany branched out rovern.ment “as rapidly as into new channels with the introdne- : Western X nion . Teiegra Washington ^ eral control turn to the gov practicable! STTI.onn.OdO advanced for tion of a resoltitK^tY Sen; improvements and equipment. Direc- cock, ranking Deinocr; tor General Hines told the house ap- , relations* committee, propriations committee at his appear- the committee inv anee. according to the printed record nients Ly hair man .. . .r- ,— • cjdent of the hearings. fer Ih-rali. Uepuhlican mfUnhers! tljat " . ‘These eraphefs* 1 r-;<»n Of A: j Nurses Awarded Diplomas. Columhiai -Nine young ladies ol Columbia Hospital are now graduate nursex having been presented with diplomas from the institution at the bdosing exercises *iT4he.tr iitTiug school hy Dr William W * -<1 r ** i*l * - !i t of the Columbia HosXtal Aysixiation. Youth Dragged to Death. Lpxfngton.----Ki£fri Boliye. eldest son" : of Mr. ami Mrs. I\ ^ Boiiye, who x live ^oh the Anrught ..Boadva "fe w mi lee m.;n of the senate foreign rehitjons w4li( . h homh a utrages' were perpetrat- ' vost 0f K . I ;r' X:n - t : t ',7' v Wi! * v ,: ! 1 ;, ar ^' ph fm^x^Cahle t-oinmitt****. told the senate he had f . ( j i 1HV e arranged for an interchange which Jesuit,-d ,n his death. -As lie was riding home from where he haff been pkiwmg, the nin’e- threw him and one fhot hecinu- entln^'ed in tho gears. 11 <• \yn^ dri gg * -d about half a mile and was dead when the' mule stopp'd at th*N^ouye home, the WILL NOT BE TAKEN BACK THE WITHHOLDING OF TREATY - V -5.x CAUSES SHARP SENATE DEBATE ouneem^ anmn of the AUTHORITIES OF EIGHT CITIES INTERCHANGE BOMB PROBERS. Vshington Senator Lodge, chair- SS York.—The eight cine m t ,MU-<>d a sharp de- ni( . n f oanie :if the rh-m ( ,f a er*n?er- improvement* have beep | eopies « f the unjwibHehed treaty are ^ ‘ , ( ^ ., n.,? i-jn-w:*!** t'm itf ill,' ra il rnn d in ih*’ ha:: Is of (**‘rt.ii!i. int*-re-ts in • . . . ^. •—» , . * * ‘ ,k 1 :te Ui">n the .1 Hir-e of I’r-Xdent ence hefweea f*‘deral" agenjs and rep- s hodv having been ha(11?^ bruised an*l made for the benefit of tli** railroad in th** hands. (‘‘‘rtaiii- int*-rests companies.’’ the director general s.iid. -New York. INCREASE IN NATIONAL BANKS SHOWN IN REPORT CONGRESS WILL NOT REPEAL BEER AND WINE POVISION ; strike, were , DANIELS MAY BE OFFEREP UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY on and the state departnxent re*Treife'ntalives r*f the municipal police the l.it'X ,1* .'lop.mjj . publication of the Ifealy^ext. departipents of various cities. TO ATTEMPT NON-STOP •* TRANSATLANIC FLIGHT rr.- 'y-T . VON PROCKDORFF RANTZAU, MAKES FORMAL PROTEST otherwise injured Washington —The office comptroller of the currency atat**m*nt today s*h<iw‘ng .*» cre:»Ke in new nitinn.il hank tion-* since January and mi provemert In general huain* 1 of the d a Washington. -Senator Kansas, in an address l ttonal convention of th I.earuc of America.' p r President \Yil*if»n**i re* ♦haf corgT»*s** Gapih •fore I' Vntf! . It f A.1 <*f na that -1 * * •>i*>n —u. Wa link V/i - rsit v h t an ions n ions her# »Mient or 1 n is don irge' liter i* t r Mr Do fi dirigible R-14. ip in the world. ■ SS the \t* . f Ju-- If is :i Scotland to a •tin* vu lc-tv of Posthumous Honor Awarded* ' Charleston A oojigresslonal m*m>l of honor Hie highest ;-vur! of qnv i<nn sold’er can win—- r^X > amtiratlme* iff proved fwe T^* r *e* K * U> mrreqae ite cafflUl at rnttafin Tam of thorn* earn Xortk Cmimt+A. • ■* t’ v . • *t»*i ttx# rrfr#et«d 1 a* hm irsr d«r Parls.- m. hea 1 tion. h st to ( a I'nc I al ill 0*1 Coijpt von Br'wkdorfr-Rant- 1 trf the German pe ire dele- 1* »f »r*»* 40%* Ai that an A pier has bben rer-ei' J department h* J sen ted t» the f iy*e Hall ef r** • and BlfMffentl . a j was awirdcr »> • I *1 th re r. *? to ) e Dee ftir • Th** •* *lv the h am a —Y" ICF" ve ,l BfYr I* | % feett ted t>ere th Mi tti- Timid mtxmpz ifce fwailxm! B tirrad th* hmmri mi lr**’ * •+* *m 9 mi M M- * * i * Jineinwn | «-»• from Fort Mil! S C, »t ahlcV FF* 1 • r *■ i-dd# that ' nlaee k * father Wff'*w*o I e M — M ^ h ~ i Jf9 M I * I eleo *fY pr***mtm€ **9*1 G* * (roan ah*h*lr%uhd coma iff Inc. *■ • T9