The Greeneville Daily Sun from Greeneville, Tennessee • 1

CA i i -iM a A- fHT i mmmt4 I T7-i 1 I I Lj 1 jL at-. -A. VCLV'IZ 3 NUMBER 71. THE CREENEVILLE DAILY SUN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1. 1820.

i in MffAf sj 1 i SI 1 A Unices Administration's Policies Are Upheld, Wilson May Ask Third Term Wellington Pay Rent for Iron Duke Hou Bcplicb May From Intcrchurch Drive DENVER. Colo, June 17. Use lV LONDON, June 18. (By United WASHINGTON, June 18. (By United Pres.) President Wilson has taken the offensive for his policies at the start iof.

the presidential campaign, cabin-Y officers and administration; senators said today. naiors saia toaay, Meeting of Directors of South League Called Diecu MEMPHIS, June 18. (By United Pwjs.) A niwt: I the board of directors of the Southtrn League was to to hi 1 to discuss the case of Pitcher Smith today. Indications era that Smith and Tom Seaton, who were released by Pan Fr: cisco "for good baseball" will not be allowed to play, even if the directors are forced to forfeft the Little Rock Tho game between Little Rock and Atlanta v.n cancel for the second timo today when Utile Rock Insisted on playing 'Smith." Press.) European militarism was Executive Board of the Colorado Con- crushed 105 years ago today, wheavention ofihe Northern Baptist Wilson's interview printed in the New York World, they said, Wenintfon defeated Napoleon at Wa church unanimously voted to mom-. terloo.

Napolebme imitators were mend withdraws! of the church from not only pointed out his course, but he believes that democrats Ut Iacrethurch Worl4 thoul A follow -the policies of -the administration, and has thrown present of The recommendations win bo pro-down the gage to his opponents in his own party. Should the! grandson of th iron Duke, had to rented to the Northern Baptist Con-gage be taken up fhe President has left the possibility toaL.hfefjmt-tentntday'iovhb tJl -at vgntiow next-week. VIIVK1 ll0 CflVIHO UVIVIO WOMtUlHV Whole Question German Indomnilr May Be Threshed Out in Ccnf to Rtrathfield-Saye and Apaley The resolution declared that th Hyde Park Corner, London. Bat he chorea joined la the movement will still have few nibkela left, u' certain reservations, ft asserted that it was only peppercorn rknt, small obligations on the part of the Inter-silken flag on a silver staff, replica church World Movement had not been of a captured French standard, fulfilled. i which must be presented to tho king.

every year as rental" for the na MANY NEW CASES COM1NC UP tions gift to the victor of Water-! loo. The duke and king being bu)y, OrcoN Court Clerk L. L. Neas la ail agent delivered the rent to the forme os that there will be heavy ia leni aeuvcrni iwt ivrmi us mai iuciy wm new c5E5 AT TERjM oh COURl may ask for a third term. Democrats as well as republicans have noted that possibility, Wilson's official family have interpreted the interview to mean that he belieeathe republicans cannot avoid the League of Nations issue, and that the democrats will have failed their countrlf they refuse a positive stand.

Gompcrs in Secret Session With Council Ask Advisability Re-election MONTREAL, Canada, June 18. (By United Press.) Samuel Gorapers today called a secret session of the Executive Uvl VlViUpvlw kvUJ VAIIVU PVV VI BVIAIIVM WASHINGTON Juno United tozh ence of premiers tha was originally plained as a sort of utc tee between Millerand and Lloyd George, loomed as an allied conference today, second In importance only to -the Versailles conference. The belief is expressed that Monday's conference would supercede the Spa meeting which has been fading farther and farther into, the future. The whole question of German Indemnity may. be threshed outanu probably finally disposed jf at this king's iecrotary at Buckingham Pal- docket at th July term of a euit fourt, and that it will powiblj ace, and In due course it will make two to complete or die its way to the officers' mese of the pogf of the docket Theye ere forty Brigade of Guards et Windsor.

three non-jury casefc, eleven jur; case and forty-eigM, state eaaeo. I Council of the American Federation of Labor to determine the jtV I4nvr advisability of his running for re-election as president of that iVOOXVi U1 iu nave Aged Financier, Once Partner of J.P. Morgan, Died Early Thb Momin organization. members of the council are understood to be unanimous for President Gompers to accept. The election is scheduled for the first business session this afternoon at 2:30.

No bppositlon is expected. 4dll STAMFORD, June United ness.) V. Perkins, retired financier, who for many years was competed with the firm of J. Pisrpont Morgan died here early today at Stamford Hall Sanitarium. Acute inflammation cf brain waa the cause of his death.

He waa a clone friend cf Roosevelt and other national figures, and was once a p-tier of the elder Morgan. G. 0, Attitude of Preserved Nationality! Wfll Be Indorsed 4 a WASHINGTON, June 18. (By United Press.) The republicans will accept the President's challenge for referendum on the League' of Nations, Harding said today. The republican attitude of "preserved nationality 111 be overwhelmingly indorsed, he predicted.

Cubs Lose Again 17-1 Soldiers took th camp In the two week at Johnson give the box score to that out fanr how happened. both won by Johnson acorn which werv to by error made team. From the teen that Greensville the ball although runs; Greene games got 19 hits 27. The home at th show club at Johnson wise discouraged on hands rooting homo toans as evtr sport ia rather the fact that the hooted by the However, Greene-ville out of th real to stand by tha man ia out in the last game of the Gama AB.R. H.PO.A.E.

0 2 0 0 0 4 1 v- Big Sunday Revival "BRISTOL, Tcnn, June 1 8. Billy Sunday has accepted the invitatioif of the Knoxville Ministers' Association to conduct an evangelistic campaign In that city, and mentions two tentative dates upon ho may come to the city. These prospective dates are November 1921 or February 1922. a- Billy Sunday la coming! The noted evangelist has accepted the invitation extended to him by the Knoxville Ministerial association. He will come-to Knoxville to hold services in November, 1921, or February, 1922.

Rev. Mr. Sunday wrote a letter to Rev. C. K.

Maloney, president of the Knoxville Ministerial association which. said in part: -Of course would prefer to- go 'to Knoxville or any other place having the backing of the entire church Interest. But 1 believe ths" situation there warrant! me in accepting the Invitation to conduct a meeting under your auspices It is possible that as th plans for the meeting go forward some of those churches will feel a desire to lend at least a nominal support, and of course that will help much in th aue ces of a city-wide effort. Mr. Sunday would prefer to com uimmiit, to Knoxville February 1922, but lt-Knoxville would rather have him In Bowman, Zb November, 1921, he can adjust hi If.

.....4 plans and arrange to fill the lattei Campbell, cf. ---4 date if notified at once, 7' 3b Speaking of the letter received by Rev. Mr. Maloney said: Mr. Sunday gave every assurance that he hold no bitterness toward those who opposed hia coming to Knoxville.

Hia spirit was sweet and gentle, and hia tone conciliatory rather than bigoted. to Soldiers Jolnson City Burley Cubs into games played this City. Below we of the two games may -sea exactly These games were City by large largely contributed by tho' Greensville box score it will be ia still hitting scoring but very few villc la the two gainst Johnson Citys ant, while disappointed ing of tho Grecneviile City ar in no tnd promise to be as loyally for th Thia great national treacherous from hero of today may fans, fans are made stuff and propose team till tha lest, last inning of tha season. Wodo day's .6 Dobson, e. ......4 Hackney, lb.

Addleburg, as. --S Fox. p. ...2 Hodge, i 1 Freear 1 ToUl 85 it Hoover Will Throw His Solid Support Behind Harding for Fall Campaign '1 4 MMMMWW WASHINGTON, June 18 (By United rnn.) Herbert Hoover hae thrown hia euppori 'solidly bchlnJ Harding and tailed upon all shades of the republican' party to support the nominee. This announcement fellow after a breakfart with Harding and cleared away any doubt surrounding Hoover attitude toward the results of the convention.

Jon Detroit Outstrips Cleveland, Ohio, Which Has 795,836 WASHINGTON, June 18. (By United Press.) Detroit has outstripped Cleveland in population during the past ten rears, according to the census which gave Detroit 993,739 and Cleveland 796,836. a Escxtinj Ecap a h. Am: Two Homicides At Knoxville -k MAY NOT PRINT THE DAILY SUN SATURDAY 4 1 Unless one of our four ship- 4 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 5 11 9 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 14 11 7 of newspaper reaches us Saturday morning, it will be for us to publish the Sun on Saturday after- We are hopeful, how- A that a supply may reach However, we make thU ex this afternoon that patrona and friends may un- should they fall to re- their paper Saturday aft- Robbers Tie Man to Railroad vTrack Johaoa Cky, AB. R.

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4 V. Jones, If. ....4 4 Goff, rf. 1 2 8 2 2 0 1 7 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 WARSAW, Jsu 16. All Americans who were in tho Kiev region over-which the boLheviU lave wept in their western driv hate safely emerged from that sr-'l- sc-cording to word from ths Trent, several of tV-ra had nsrr-w Two aviators of the I.

-squadron, the aid 'force i volunteers wh.ch 'i 1' Roles, were chared i sftcr thr.r airplane tu I i I The arimen were Crawford, of Wilsnlrt-jn, 1 Captain Marion Cocpr, of J. '-n- ville, Fla. They r.i-1-! an bnding In a fiitJ whr ti-if v-rro discovered ly Cm. I-jlt-rry' r' I io fovict carslry. He s.

i leveled their mach ne gur'i cn r. proaching Cos-cks, hit teJ- tilng that thir wa a h'p 1 4 on set frs to thdr slej Lnc', rsri for th wood ard -raped. Polish Rafl; Lines Out of Mud NINTH DISTRICT NEWS Thb la harvest week in thb vicin ity. Everybody cutting wheat which seems to bo much better than was ex-pected. MrsA James Harmon and Mum Willie Carter spent Sunday with their sister.

Mra. John NoeL Mr. Noel spending a few weeks with hb family hero, after several weeks on hb farm, near Jasper, Tenn Mbs Belle Link and Louis Brown spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jame Allen. 1 As a result of a contest for new member put on aom tim sgo'by th Bible cbm in our Sunday school-the Blues, the defeated side, enter tainedthe winners, tha Reds, with licnlc at Cedar Creek Saturday, tht Th cbm met at the church at 1 oclock and were conveved In automobiles tp th beautiful Broyles Spring.

After talking over our wayr and means of and forming newtpbn for. future work, dinnei was served and such a bountiful dinner! Fried chicken, baked chicken, boiled ham, deviled eggs, salads pickles, sandwiches, pies, tarts, jellies, preserve, cakes, fruits and candies and everything absolutely nothing left To say it was enjoyed by all present does not begin to express our feelings. About forty claw members snjoyed thb wonderful outing, betides several of the usual un invited guests. After dinner we went to tho cave and about 20 of tit number spent about two hours exploring It. with Mr.

IIoK for guide. The cave is natural wonder, and bjrcJJ Worth th exertion. It was, indeed, a fall day. Everyone enjoyed every minute of it, arw' words ar to fbl to express our thanks to th Blues, Mr. Jow Johnson captain for th roval entertainment -ONE OF THE RES.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, June, jg, George ML Underwood, who lost a hand and a leg Wednesday night Anderson, 2b. ...8 when bandits tied him to railroad Moor, p. ------4 track five minutes before a train pass-ed, yesterday told the story of hia ex-perience and denied that the men had any motive that bo knew of, except Underwood ia expected to retovery An hour of after dark, ho said, as I waa walking to the station to catch a train to two men with a touring car, forced 35 Batteries: Fox and Taylor. -Umpire: Thwraday's CraraevOU. E.

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PQ, A. E. I I 9 1 1 KNOXVILLE, June IS. Two homicide tnd fUl ident the Utter resulting In the death of ono mn, eompleted Wednive rec-ord In Knoxville. Mrs.

Eliith McGill age 50 year, we ehot through the heart tnd killed by an unidentlfler white man who entered her home Charlea Miner, fomcr Inspector at a manufacturing plant, has been ar, mted as a suspect In connection with eni0on. th tragedy. Ernest Vernon, aged 27 years, was shot and Instantly killed by Janie Smith. The woman ased a shotgun shooting Vernon while he aitting Is I awing at her home. Jealousy is tho motive assigned.

John Men. aged 60 year, vm in-, atantly -Lified when a bculder rollwl from ftutrry waU, crushing hia i akuIL E. L. McGilL huibund of Mary McGill, who waa killed at an early hour Tuesday morning at her home on Johnson street. Flata, In Jail thl morning charged with th murder of bis wife.

4 Mr. Bell Cox. aaid to have Utr 'tho same Mrs. Cox mentioned by Mrs. McGill In her dying breath, also ia in jail charged with being an accessory, Developments came thick and fast In the rase Ute Thursday afternoon after Elisabeth McDanleU, a boarder et the McGill home, and aa eyo wittiest to the tragedy broke down and told what she declared waa the true story.

In which she declared that Mc-. Gill killed hi wife and threatened her If ahe did not say thaV Charlie Mincy committed the crime. In thia statement she is supported by th children of the dead woman who at first declared than Mincy did the killing, hut who latsr broke down and confessed their father killed theii menuf by Impossible Daily noon. ever, us. pUnation our dertand eeive ernoon.

Pulls WARSAW, rresa.) of railway of doing on.itx singlJman'in Kasimir and he ia most Bartel whole pattern. in studied at to buy the io chief system of Poland railway 1 9 3 1 2 1 1 3 1 8 9 1 1 9 4 9 1 a. 0 9 1 0 9 9 9 7irr.T'rTrr' PPJi kJ Jun 18 (By United PoUnd has new minister whoso talents giv prom-ae more to put thia republic feet than those of sny other the cabinet, is Bartel of Lwovr (Lemberg) commonly accepted aa the practical man In the govern-ment. is self-mane man. and his career ia rut on the American He began as common machinist the railway shops at Lwow, night, saved money enough books, worked hia way through university, and.

at th ago of 88 of the entire transportation Poland. has suffered terribly from shortage ainc th war. Her rail roads were greatly overtaxed and bused during. th fourgreart of her Invasion by -the various armies of the contending forces, and In the rr me into the car and took my watch Dobson, c. .....2 1 and 70.

They drove south and one Mead A If. ..2 of the men said Tet'a kill the d. Campbell, cf A C. 4 No, returned the other, we will King, 3b. .......4 tie him to the railroad track.

Hackney, lb. ...4 We stopped once at a pile of barbed wir and one of the men got several tong strands of it. stopped again and 1 waa forced to get down on the track. A few minute Uter while .1 waa struggling to escape, I heard tha.rumbling of tho apt proaching train. 1 tried to scream, but rags in my mouth throttled my i voice.

As the engine cams within a few rod of me, I threw all fit my strength into another attempt to escape. My right hand waa free at Ust and I tor tho gag from my mouth, screaming. Then 1 loosened my right leg and swung partly fro from the track, but my left foot and hand were too tightly, bound to bo released. Something seemed to sting my entire body. 1 FPoa 1 fainted for a moment, but' soon 1 waa screaming 9 1 ToUl 35 2 JhCity.

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A. 1 9 5 0 2 5 2 9 2 5 0 1 25 9 0 19 10 8 8 2 1 0 9 1 9 0 9 1 0 2 9 119 9 9 19 9 9 9 1 9 9 2 15 27 12 i again. "A farmer, cam- from aomw- nd her rolling stock waa literally wer arH helped tratia th barbed 7C3 McLAIN JUSTICE Rev. J. C.

McLain, of Groenoville, and Mbs Matilda Justice, of Bailey-ton, were married in this city Thursday morning at 19 o'clock, at tht! arsonay of th First Bspt, church, v. g. I. Funs performing the cers-j meny. Only a few fnen-b of th brid and groom were prent to rest the erromony.

They, lift Ism for the country home of Kw, McLain, rear Tusculam. 1 ON Id siarabol partly strung wire which was still around my A NEW LIFE carried off bodily to Cermany and Russia. Th result has been almost disastrous to the Undr Bartel management strictly up-to-date business method ar being introduced Into th PolUh m3 ww tr: i I mother, aaying they did not want to Jjt him in troubla. Charles Alincy who ha been lu Jail since th morning of th crime will probably be tyleosed. CITY MARSHALL WINS WIFE WITH OFFICE -T-B 1 MACON.

Jane 11--In accordance vrith her promise to marry him If he were re-elected City Man-shal ad made a good of fleer, Mrs grytt A. Alexander, a young and at-trsetive widow, vsi wedded to City Marahal W. II. Stanfield. Stanfield lad tw objects at stak in running fr office and he won them both ty a i majority.

0 Batteries: Hedge, Msede. Dobson and Campbell; HaQ, Hill and D. Tay lov Umpire: Mullen. serious ruRsurrs Has your husband quit work and gon fishing? I wont say be ha gait wo-," said th woman who facial erfr--sion it Jhoth firm and unfnrVv Whea hf goes fiahlrg works Krl-r than ever doc sroud Start I thought 1 was a fancy mixer, ways, passes have been tboludMid, th merit system hs.been followed tnf i S'iL 'you are getting along, 1 handling employee, and general trust? boa Tesd.r the BriU'h aimd' in Vt I' -j t'ii'if r- all t' .1 Oft. yea.

Th lets in draw ice cream during th rush Kansas City Journal. revolution of ti adminislistum has begun..