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AERIAL MAIL
PILOTS IN EAST
GO ON STRIKE
AVIATORS PROTEST DISCHARGE
OF COMRADES—FIRST OF
j KIND SO FAR HEARD.
Assoelated puss.
New York, July 25.—A strike of aer-
ial mail pilots began today, no aviator
appearing to take out the plane with
Chicago mail due to start for llelle-
fonte, Pa., ut 5 a. m.
The strike, the first of its kind in
TREATY OF NO
CONSEQUENCE
TO AUSTRIANS
COUNTRY, STARVING AND HELP-
LESS, CANOT FULFILL TERMS
SAYS CHANCELLOR.
Associated Pi ess.
Vienna, July 25.—New terms of the
Austria peace treaty making no spec-
ial impression on the general publi \
Newspapers, however, say the world
is still attempting to treat Austria as
a great state Instead of one which has
the country, follows the refusal of the* lost five-sixths of her territory and
postoffice department to reinstate two \ been reduced from a great empire of
pilot* discharged for refusing to take j 55,000,000 persons to 6,000,000, who are
out planes Tuesday on account of the I facing a winter of famine and cold.
fog. Postoffice officials at Belmont
Park, Long Island, the landing field
I t mail planes, stated they had re-
ceived Instructions to give out no in-
formation concerning the aviators’
ai tion.
New York Plane on Time.
Associated Press.
Washington, July 25.—The New
York plane left on time despite the
aviators' strike,, Cleveland-Chicago
plane was delayed one hour.
Chancellor Rener in an interview said
Austria had the option of shooting
herself or being shot. He declared no
matter what the final peace terms are
Austria is bankrupt, without food and
coal and can never execute them.
DENISON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1919.
GOVERNMENT TO SELL SURPLUS ARMY SUPPLIES AT COST
IS BEST NEWS SINCE ARMISTICE DAY, SAY HOUSEWIVES
TEN PAGES
NO. 263.
PRESIDENT CARRANZA
DEROGATES STATUTES
OF YUCATAN STATE
INVESTIGATION
DISCLOSES
NEGRO UNREST
CROATIANS
REBEL AGAINST
SERB. RULE
STATE RANGERS REPORT REST- REPORT SAYS, REPUBLIC IS EE-
LESSNESS IN TEXAS. LOUIS- ING FORMED — THE j
IAN A AND MISSISSIPPI. RUMOR IS DENIED. I
The photographs show truck loads of
surplus army supplies arriving in
Washington and one of the boxes
of meat which was packed for
overseas use and bought by the
government for army use, but will
now be sold to civilian consumers.
It is announced that the surplus
iupplies of the United States army
arc to he sold to the consumers, no
middleman need apply, at cost. Per-
haps the low salaried man may get a
piece of meat at least on Sunday cr
h holiday now. The public is offered
6(1,311,4:15 pounds of meat at enor-
mous saving in price and more is to
be released from the supply houses.
Associated Press. | Associated Press.
Austin, Texas, July 25—Investiga- Paris, July 25.—(Havas)—The
tion by Texas rangers following the tian troops have proclaimed in
Longview race trouble discloses evi- dependent Croatian republic, accni.i-
dence of general unrest among negroes ihg to a dispatch from Ay nan. no
in this State, which extends into capital. At several points tht Oi'.a-
Louisiana and Mississippi, it was an- Pans are fraternizing with the jl
nounced today. According to the £ar’an soldiers,
rangers' information much to the un-
easiness is due to the attitude of re-
turning negro soldiers, while negroes
with established homes are not in sym- „
pathy with feeling among the idle and , _________
shiftless. A conference between
whites and leading negro citizens is
suggested here to formulate plans
Forming a Republic.
Paris, July 25.—Dispatcher from
Agram and Gratz report a serious
The revolt is taking tin form of a
movement for separation from jjjerouk
and the formation of a republic.
Troops are leaving their i nits of«
whereby both races may eooperat. to fic,.rs an(1 sut,alternates are tearing
Pilot Says Planes Are Bad.
Associated Press.
New York. July 25.—Twenty pilots
are affected by Hie strike and aviators j
of mail planes at Chicago, Cleveland Associated Puss.
.and Bellefonte, Pa., also failed to re.; .Mxieo City, July 25.—Setera im-
port for duty today. A protest against portant statutes of the State of 5 uca-
the discharge of the, two pilots ’•■in have been derogated by President
•was sent to Second Assistant Postmas-|<'an-anza in exercise of the extraoi-
ter General Prager on Wednesday. H« dinary powers granted him in fimtif-
re.plled that the aviators entered the 'rial matters by Congress. Among
service knowing they must comply them figures the law of absenteeism, ,
■with department orders to fly with j imposing heavy payments on Yucatan!
mail and if flying conditions are such absentee owners Restrictions of the j
they cannot operate they should re- free sale of sisal have also been i
sign. Ttie aviators contend their removed while it is said that the pro- |
planes are poorly equipped for filing hibition law will be derogated this i
in good weather and are dangerous week. ,
in bad weather. They declare ten The directorate of the heneqm n reg-
nirplanes have been demolished anil uia.iou commission nas changed the
Awn mail aviators killed since July 15. law "f ’he henequin commission's pa- j
______ (per money because of •’!< refusal i t j
JOSEPH W. BAILEY TO SPEAK .t ie treasury department to allow the ,
AT FORT WORTH AUG. 14 con.mission's currency legal status in
— ----- j ijuir a no, Roo, u the peninsula of!
Waco, Tex. July 1 ’ Bale Essex, 'i Iicutan where planters buy tbeit sup*
secretary of the people s I a mocratio j, ,, ,
party of Texas and editor of the Texas__
Democrat. Cleburne, while here last MIAMI $5,000 PURSE
night exhibited a letter he had received ; DRAWS FIELD OF 39 Associated Pres. | Associated Pi-ss
former fnited states Senator J. ___ : Washington. July 25. President Basle. July .*4. Dispatches from \ .-
Juailat AktoV-fldflTlM his letter A ...........I Pr.-s, Wilson does not plan m present the enna say thiRaccording «• thw-news-
1r t Jue\ , j ■, t es that lie Intends to' Toledo, Ohio, July 25. Thirty-nine defensive treaty with France to the papers in lire Austrian capital, ensf-
’" J K s t|ifl ,sui(te horses are scheduled to go after $6,0001Senate until after he tours the coun- ern and wesfern Ukrainian troops to
‘ In
subdue lawless classes of both races.
STRIKING PRISONERS
AT FT, LEAVENWORTH
REMAIN IN CELLS
, it
■ Ilsur siciiia and the army 1.- .1, at. to
.of dissolution the advices sa\ Th#
railroads and telegraphs arc tied 1 9
from Casktoriiys southward The s> -
Mans are trying to suppress the ro .
; volution, by tlie use of troops, bofft
| Serbian and Croatian.
FRES. Will NOT RUSSIAN REDS
GIVE TREATY ATTACKED BY
TO SENATE NOW UKRAINIANS
L* |~ie«ent and take part in
convention of the people's Democratic
FOREST FIRES
DYING OUT
IN NORTHWEST
Report Denied
Paiis, July 25. Humors »<t mutiny
_ and other troubles in Jui:nslavia woo
! denied officially by a Innlaibach tijs-
Associated Press. ^ ^ ! patch, which declares order and
Leavenworth, Kan.. July 'The tranquility prevail throughout
twenty-five hundred striking military 'country, including Croatia.
prisoners at the Federal disciplinary I _______
barracks hen- are 'till in their cells MEXICAN NEWSPAPER MAN
today, no attempt Laing made to put AWARDED BRITISH HOhOR-
them to work at the usual time. With ! -
military reinforcements authorities are Associate Press.
4 , .. i Mexico City, July 25.— behx M. 1. 7-
said to anticipate no trouble when the . .......
. ! avicini, owner of trie newspapet Ei
strikers are ordered to resume work ... , , f .
Lniversal, and former seon-tarv <.f
public instruction, on Monday will be
awarded the Cross of Commander of
the British Empire by the British
Associated Press. 'charge ii* affaires at a public ceremony.
Washingt"?!. July 25 Two million The honor is in recognition of * i < r
pounds of horse and mule shoes com- ; Palavicini’s pro-ally services during
prise the latest item of surplus ma- : the war.
terial to be offered for sale by the j it is understood that the only oilier
war department. Sealed proposals {journalist, who has been awarded the
UNCLE SAM TO SELL BIG
LOT OF HORSE SHOES.
asked today will be opened August 14. iorder is Viscount No
No bid will lie an1' pted f< t !e-s than ish newspaper propn* n.n
| 100 kegs. I ------- -
j Surplus property sales tc date have TRAVELING SALESMEN UNITE
Associated Press. 1 realized $354,470,000 or 7s per cent of
Spokane, \\ ash., July 25. The forest tj-jg original cost Two sales by the
\ijre situation in/ Western Montaaia signal corps brought sums far in ex-
AGAINST “WILDCAT" SCHEMES-
Washington, July /
July s’-. ^3/cmbers of
and Northern Idaho, which has been • co^;s 0f the* purchase price. A quantity Jhe Commercial Travelers of America
regarded by forest officials as criti- of sheet steel and scrap costing $31.1
the grand circuit get-away racing tTv*7he White i louse announces. Dhen ' pother with peasants under General cal for the past ten days, appeared 1 was sold foi *2.10*: ami brass **■ ting
at Fort Miami this afternoon.
! he presents the treaty he will accom- Petlura have begun a concentrated at-j much improved today, following heavy $|)3 gold for $:.
* '' '* ' • There are four races on the final 'pany it with an explanatory address. , tuck on the Russian Bolsheviki around . rains.
A large gathering Is expected at the ]program of the meeting. The 2:15 trot The President has made no reply to'Kiev. A number of important points The fire between
convention. Mr. Hailey is scheduled to f°r a purse of $1,000 lias thirteen the Senate criticism of yesterday, be
deliver an address on July 31 at tho starters.
•fgueh of
Colonel John A. Stevens, day, the Port Meigs $2,000 stake for treaty.
.. ....... has thirteen the Senate criticism of yesterday, be- In the governments of Podolia, Khei-’Hope. Idaho, was burning unchecked
The feature event of the!cause he had not pretented the French son and Kiev, notably Pioskurow and after having covered approximately ^
Sami Point and TOWN WRECKED BY QUAKE
TO BE RE NAMED •■AMERICA."
gear Covington. Hill county, at a bar-
becue where he will he the guest of
honor.
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
DENIES REPORT OF IDLE CARS
2:12 class pacers, will aee ten ready
to take the word. The 2:19 trot for
.$1,000 has eleven and the $1,000 2:04
pace has five listed to go.
, Kanev, have fallen into the hands
the Ukrainians.
of fifty square miles.
Delated I’rt
SIXTY GERMANS ARRESTED
BY OFFICERS IN COBLENZ.
Chicago, 111., July 25.—Officials of
the railroad administration denied re-
WORLD'S ORGANIZED LABOR
MEETING IN HOLLAND
Associated Pres*
Coblenz, July 25.—Sixty
|K>rts that there aie 50,000 box <<<ih f,.orn r(,iogne. Berlin and other cities
Idle in Chicago switch yards, 1 here are : wi?rp |m,.sl„(] ||m. Tu,)sday nlght hy
fewer than 6.O0O, it was announcei , Amerjonn officers in connection with Inue8.jon, tu p(. p'rought before the in-
and these have been ordered into lm-..... - questions to oe. I'jougni vtunt im
mediate service.
Amsterdam. July 25. -Eminent rep-
resentatives of organized labor in
many of the countries of Europe and
in the United States are here in read-
iness for the opening of the intermi-
<»ermans , tional conference tomorrow’. The
chief purpose of the gathering will be
to formulate a program and discuss
American officers in
the plot to defraud the government ! ternational labor conference to he hell
T*. -..»»«»r|“!5r:! : *...........
by the railroad administration a ycai ________
Some of the railroads refused I
to accept their allotments, because of
the high price. These eases are being
adjusted, it was announced.
AGRICULTURE BILL WITHOUT
RIDER SIGNED BY PRESIDENT.
'HANDS OFF" PARTY
FORMED IH CUUA
OPPOSE 0, S, AID
KENTUCKY PRIMARIES
DRAWING TO A CLOSE
Louisville, Ky.. July 25. The pri-
mary campaign in Kentucky, has en-
tered upon its final week with the
promise of winding up in a whirlwind
finish. One week from tomorrow th
voters of both parties will expi
their preferences for candidates or
Washington, July 25 —One of the
towns in Mugello Valley. Italy, which
was wrecked recently by earthquake,
is to be renamed ' America'* in recog-
nition of the great amount of Ameri-
can 1 !J extended the sufferers through
th Art’ Cross.
have pledged their aid to the ‘'avjngs
division of th* tr« asm y in the cum*
paign against the promotion of fraud-
ulent stock companies. The thirty
thousand traveling salesmen of the
organization will endeavor to warn tv*
♦ ry community into which they so
i against exchanging Liberty bonds or
thrift stamps for stock in “get rich
quick" schemes.
EXPECT SETTLEMENT ’
OF MARINE STRIKE.
i New York July 25.—Announcement
of the settlement of the marine work*
A LA AN ALLIES AWARDED ers st: . k • w.is expected to !•* made
MILLION FRANCS IDEMNITY today. lh, * mond B. Stevens. \ ice
chairman of the United States ship-
Faris, July 25- r‘‘---------—-1
Associated Press.
Washington, July 25. Wilson today
aJgned the agricultural appropriation
bill from which Congress eliminated
the rider repealing the daylight sav-
ings act which caused the President
to veto the original measure.
ftlAHCE TO ELECT
NEW PARLIAMENT
OF 600 IN OCTOBER
_ »
/(KiOviatcd Press.
Paris, July 25.—Elections for a new
French parliament will probably be
held October 12.
Six hundred deputies only will tie
sleeted on the twelfth. In the munl-
ipai elections the first balloting will
be held on October 19th and the second
balloting a fortnight later.
The election of senatorial delegates
has been tentatively fixed for Novem-
ber 10 and the election of senators for
November 23rd. Many necessary sup-
plementary elections will be held No-
vember 30tii. •
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Now isn't that breeze delic
WHEREABOUTS OF
GIRLS MISSING SINGE
YESTERDAY UNKNOWN
, ,. . „ , „ , Rumania, Serbia and j board, who came here Monday,
jtbe offices to be filled at the fall eke-| Greece are awarded mor, than million ha> sill(.,. ,.n,,,s wjth '
As-oriated Preps. [ tion. Nominations will be made for ; francs indemnity. Th* F.ulgarian del-'
Havana. Thursday, July 24. A new governor, lieutenant governor, secre- 1 rgation is due to arrive here tomorrow,
in October, un- I political purty was formed in Cuba to- tary of state, attorney general, state having been delav ed one day enroute.
J der the terms of the league covenant ; day with ' non-interference of other auditor and various other minoi of-j
j agreed upon in Paris. Samuel (lorn- nations in Cuba's affairs’* as its prin- fierr s. together with members of the
pers and Daniel J. Tobin, respectiv ely < ipal platform. The sponsors fur the ( legislature.
president and treasurer of the Ameri-j party are prominent men of th4* Lib- I’uMir interest lias c< ntered almost (
can Federation of Labor, are here as eral and Conservative parties who wholly in the contest for the Demo-
the representatives of the labor organ- have always been outspoken in their era tie gubernatorial nomination be- :
Izations in America. J opposition to the Platt amendment and tw’een Gov James l >. Black, who -suc-
------------- },nVe endeavored unsuccessfully to ceeded to the office of chief execu- j
UNITED STATES AND CANADA i persuade their respective parties that tive when Gt*vf*rnor A O. Stanley re-:
OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT they should not permit Americans to signed to take his seat in the United
interfere in any way with Cuba's in- *Slate* senate, and John D. Carroll, one
ternal matters.
ARMY CRUELTIES TO
BE RELATED MONDAY
j Hamilton. Ont., July 25.—A small
Ethel Calhoun. 16, and Daisy Horn, army of golf enthusiasts thronged the
J7, the two Denison girls reported to local links today at the opening of the
he missing since yesterday afternoon, j international match between teams
have not been found and the police of the foremost players of the United
have no clew to work on. The girls States and Canada. The teams are
went to WoodJake yesterday after- composed of ten men on a sid* the
noon and later in the evening hoarded American players including such fam-
a car for Sherman. Since then noth- i ous experts as Charles Evans, Jr., of
ing has been heard from them. After Chicago, Francis Ouimet of Boston,
vainly trying to locate the young la- (Robert T. Jones, Jr., of Atlanta, Eben
dies their parents brought the ease to 1 B. Myers of Pittsburgh, Robert A.
the local police and notified the Slier- j Gardner of Chicago, and Jerome D.
man authorities. The police in either Travers of Upper Montclair, N. J. The
place had no repoet this afternoon, program opened this morning with a
The parents of the girls have gone to foursomes, to be followed by the sin-
Dallas, believing that it is possible j gles this afternoon,
that they went to that city.
TRUNKFUL OF WHISKEY IS
CHAMPION HAGEN BEHIND SEIZED AT ROXTON STATION
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
Associated Press.
Cleveland, July 25. Sixty-five lead-
ing golfers of the Fnited States Sheriff Clarkson and County Attorney
played the final thirty-six holes for A. E. Eubank. It had just come in
the western open golf championship from St. Louis as baggage. It was de-
at the Mayfield Country club today, tected by three or four bottles breaking!
The titleholder. James Barnes of St. and leaking through the trunk. Two
Louis, had a lead of four strokes on 1 complaints were filed against a person
his nearest competitor, Walter Hagen, I who was said to have come in on the
National champion, as a result of the ! same train with the trunk, one for
rep-
resentatives of both the seamen and
the operators and intimated that prao
the only thing necessary to
j complete a. compromise is the si. < a*
! tures.
MARBU RG ~GARRISON REVOLT
THIRTY PERSONS KILLED,.
| Grant z, St yria. July 25. - Violent
| combats occurred Tuesday evening at
’Marburg, 36 miles southeast of Gratz,
Where a large part of the garrison re-
volted as a result of dissatisfact on
over demobilization. Thirty persons
Palis, Tex., July 25 -A trunkful of
whiskey in quart bottles was seized
in the depot at Roxton last night by
Associated Press.
Washington, July 25.- Effort to fix
of the best known political figures in , responsibility of superior otf« **= f»»i
Kentucky and now holding the office the maltreatment of Ainera .in m itarv Wf.n. ., y. { ;iT.q ni;il,v wounded
of chief justice of the State supreme j prisoners in detention camps and jails ..............
! court A third aspirant for the bead , m and mat Pa: is wi'l l c rna 1* THREATENING COAL STRIKE
of the Democratic ticket is l\ J. Noel lb-use war invaw ivatii a comni'ito jm ENGLAND SETTLED,
' of Harrodsburg, but the real contest 1 next week. Chairman Johnson an* ___
j is believed to he between Black and nounced tonight that former Serge; nt I^ondon. July 25 The strike of e-
' Carroll. I Clarence Ball, who is serving a six- proximately a quarter million men m
The Repubh' in v ruination for month >• nt* n< e at Fort Jay, New coal mines that threatened to para-
governor will be Edwin P. Morrow of Vqrk, for mistreating prisoners lyze many British industries was -■>!-
•Somerset. Mr. Morro-v, who is unop- while he was guard at one of the tied tod; >
posed for the nomination, mode i si•.i*- camps, won d app K* foie the n ni-
j ited but unsuccessfid rar for the rr.ittee Mondav
governorship several voi.'s ago. i “Beat the prison* is oi !»*- b«>aten
On the day of the non ra! prin an ! ■ c tu• 1 f ’’ is the cd- e that F-al* ? ays
a special election will he held in the I was ui.cn b m >*\ .'ipeiiar -fie. At
Eighth congressional lis. i< t • o choose ; prison farm No, 2. where Ball was an
a successor to the ate RcprcsviPtitive | “assistant" of Lieutenant Hard-Boil-
Harvey Helm. The Democratic can- ■ ed" Smith, who als » i in prison for
about three years. The imperial didate for the place is Judge Charles mistreatment of pi isoners. Hail as*
travellers are Princes Kitashirakuwa, \ A. Hardin of Harr • J> while ti e sorts that he and the other umnds
JAPAN EMPEROR'S
RELATIVES TO VISIT
U. S. ON INSPECTION
Associated I’lsss.
Tokio, July 25.—Japanese newspa-
pers announce that three brothers-in-
law of Emperor Yoshihito will soon
visit the United States, Great Brit-
ain and France for military inspec-
tion. They will stay abroad for
FRENCH CALLED TO LUXEMBURG
AFTER AMERICANS LEAVE.
Frankfort. Germany. July 25 —
Trench troops have been sent to Esch.
Luxemburs on the demand of the
Communal Court to protect foundv:e«
following the departure of American
(loops from Luxemburg.
Asaka and Higashi Kunl.
first two rounds in which he scored
69 and 70 to Hagen's 71 and 72. Only
two strokes separated Fred McLeod of
Washington from Hagen and fourteen
than 150 strokes for
Now isn t mat tireeze oeui - w j p|ayei3 took fewer
lous? Why friend, it's wonderful. 0 , „,e fh.st thirty-si„ ______________- ....
No wonder the death rate was 0|hlRhest K(,ore to .nullify for the final
so low during June—bound to O
0 he powerful healthy around
0 these diggin’s when these big
0 'days spread out. Mop your brow
tifKnii smile Buddy, winter's not
0$ so far away.
'01, {the was .lust ft wee bit lees
; .Vian 93 degrees at 1:15 o'clock
4jh this afternoon and there Isn’t
Jm- anything leas than a cyclone go-
♦ h*g to keep it from registering
0 tt degrees this day.
thirty-six holes was 160.
NAVAL COUNSELLOR TO
RED CROSS IN FRANCE DIES.
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ft I Associated Press.
0 i Washington, July 25.—Commander
O Charles C. Maas, U. S. N„ who served
as counsellor to the American lied
Cross commission In France and for-
merly km nnval attache at the Ameri-
can embaesy, Parle, la dead of 'intes-
tinal trouble. Red €»••» h*add»wt«r»
was Informed today.
shipping intoxicating liquor without
being labeled and the other for trans-
porting. The defendant waived pre-
liminary examination before Justice
of the Peace Weaver on the latter
charge and gave bond In the sum uf
$1,000.
RUSSIAN GHOST ARMY
DRIVING BACK BOLSHEVISTS
Paris, July 25.—'Twenty thousand
Russians, many barefooted nn.1 with-
out rifles or heavy artillery, compose
the Northern Russian army, whose
front extends from the Finnish coast
to Pskov and which is driving toward
Petrograd a Bolshevik army four
times as large, according to authentic
reports H tbe 'American delegation
her* v '
CHARGE BAKER
WITHELD ARMY
FOOD SORPLOS
Associated Press.
Washington, July 25 A resolution
calling upon the War I apartment to
arrange an immediate sale of $120,-
000,000 worth of surplus st"0r of army
foodstuffs is being prepared today ' y
the House War Investign mg Commit-
tee. The resolution which will proba-
bly he introduced Monday will declare
for a plan of food distribution which
will "insure opportunity for people of
United States to buy." The Commit-
tee charges the Secretary of War with
withholding foodstuffs from the do-
mestic market to protect interests
from which products were originally
liurchft—d.
Republicans have
Swope of Danville.
t. .mi'iat?.!
King '.lid their best not to misuse th. p.is-
! oners, and it did not suit Smith."
"I admit that 1 hit prisoners.'' wrote
i Ball in a letter turned over to .he
OMSK
MINISTERS FORM
ALL-SIBERIAN CONGRESS
CHILD LOSES FINGER
PLAYING WITH HATCHET committee, "hut the orders cam
—-- ; higher than any Sergeant."
I.ittle Russell Robertson, the two and j Rail’s letter mentioned only
Omsk, Saturday, July 12.—(Russian
fiom Telegraphic Agency.) An all Siber-
ian congress of municipalities and
Li’u- zemstvos has been decided upon by
a half year old son of Mrs T. J. Rob- tenant Smith, hut the former Sergeant ,pe council of ministers
erteon. of 727 West Mlrick avenue, had I paid: ' ! could tell you a lot more ,f I _______
a finger severed yesterday afternoon coui<j on)y talk w ith you."
while he and his brother, l.ester. five other witnesses will also he called
years old, were playing with a hatchet, py Johnson's committee in the inquiry
The little viclm is doing nicely today. j,hf. chairman announcing that ev ry
effort would be made to fix ultimate
responsibility.
While Ball is ht-forc one committee.
Homer S. Cummings. Democratic Na-
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o a
O AMERICANS IN SERBIA 0
0 AS LONG AS NEEDED. O
GERMANS FLOATING
LOAN IN NEW YORK.
Associated Press.
Berlin, July 23.—Negotiations of the... , . .. , . ,
.. , ; tional Chairman, is expected to appear
Deutsche Bank w ith N.w y ork finan- . , , . . , . „
, , , . before another—that headed hy Rep.
cial institutions for a large loan of;______...... T,______ ... _______.v...,
unannounced proportions is proceed
ing favorably
nounced.
it was officially an-
ARMY SELLS PLATINUM
FOR $106 AN OUNCE.
Associated Press.
New York, July 25.—Thirteen thous-
and ounces of platinum were sold
here today for $105 an ounce by tho
Ordinance Denarimnut of tbe Amt,
resentative Freer of Wisconsin. cha"g
ed with inquiry into aviation expendi-
tures Mr. Cummings is to he asked
about publicity said to have been is-
sued by the l>emocratic committee in
which the proposed visit of the Frear
committee to the Northwest for the
Investigation of spruce production was
referred to as "a joy Junket," and In-
timated, according to Republican com-
mitteemen, that the whole inquiry was
fro nar*t*»n purposes.
0 Associated Press. O
0 Washington, July 25. i'r.r O
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The Denison Herald (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 263, Ed. 1 Friday, July 25, 1919, newspaper, July 25, 1919; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth720635/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.