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It is hard business ne at all whi profitably even in s - so econon J. H. Mc, Sumt PRESIDENT HARDING SIGNS a or GERMAN PEACE TREATY e w eat fliusses; Compromise Riesolution" Endingp, State of War With Ger- voted with Rep man j Iy by Vote of :38 to 19 Seator Recd, ill it-s ftwor. I' IS II)ENT NI AY ACT TOI)A Y Ann tem Ot her settat firs I Me:asture Will lie Sent by Special .ices- e o sepeer to New~ .lersey W here II ar-((n i2 itI dhing Is S-pending I loiidays. btohii, Washin ton, .uly if-tnactment o :ueof war w ith Germiany andl Auis- et (lnt by 1ii I .se i l(Sesmou toi Presi- livl'r ItP J iorniiw. lii is expeiil ti sign1 it ot uj:ki ( I mmed~iiately. A\t the White Iouse, i.JiewtI wh--e tie re:oltin ''iwa iCi(Itas treceived trlyv (iii lit , it wa.o salii( the 31(es.. ldg uin morrow.\~' arii~vmgi abuut :2 i'clock at Iiie Raiut an, wVhere P resiudemi Ila rdinlg is I'ia hht th~ e -w (if Sentorui IFrlinighuysenib I)lor~tC -er t h' holiia . t.te ('ih py the Sate, whIiuh tdoptedI the eon-Ii cILpa~ ierence repoirt by i Vo(te of 38 to 19 ,i~Ireiyo ' afe ahy dIebate in which the iilmOCraie 1(1 memer mad alilI last as- teH~~ll Sal t oni the( resol ut ion. TIhe I louse C aI3(( e-s acted y'erqda y, thle vote bieing1J 263 itleatrtt to I9. al n r0 rX) Open D)iplomatic RI I elations w lh ad TIheo siging or the mfeaisure bytir'aiinoi J'resident Ilarinug will open the wayligeifasu for resu mpt1in of dipltomatIie relt.ionilsler uit e with both Germiany~ andl Austria, hutmil t up I~ethhayt Claso PLUMBINGtts, HEd Water ystem fo s Counry RepirWorPomter SeAttrse PS.natorxKnox, #$u*u~uutu$S~u?:tumn bscriut utwa: IRUTHERSi HEEr- CAN to imagine a eding delivery -h could not use a car so ervice and Lical in cost. COLLUM, 0r, S. C. this have not been treaty was not necesy to Conclude dl opponents of the wars, Mr. Lodge said the United State Democrats, but three, had negotiated treaties of commerc "ssee, Walsh of Mass- with Great Britain in 1812 and 1815 Watson of Georgia, and also With Spain after the Spanish iblicans for adoption. war. Democrat, was paired No Plans to Resubmit Treaty. InI response to a qjuestion from Sen S w(re made that all ator arrison, Demncrat, Mississippi, mired (I absent faiv- Senator Lo(Igo sail he knew of no 1 the rsolut ion ac- plans by th administration t su p. ir rt a l iations5.mithtrayoVesles ote of Pennsylvania, aui ginial r'!eolut ion, was pa ired with Senator iteawiofAecatojsnw crat , Ohio.i enin as(ieUs( b ea Whiit e HIouise leinsea(1tle.1)caimngo ,after t he Seniate pafo th PrsdnSnto -d by Illepresentative lrnec oi eblee h ec I ican0, iowa, Speaker rslto ~oi~ l'C5t~C rtie I fouse in the absence -t t, whlo hiad gone to l'residenit Ilariding. Poe.R.A .A~ ad ir'd by Vice' Pridenlit :an execut ive sessain- - ii s'.it to the WhiteJN..DNKN todlay was prlinci pallyAtonya-a if one ats wh~io dlecla red M.NNIN; .C lie-mi plani was fotile [ssitaite a 5(eparate ~ luAT& JLR 'sailles. iAtresa a dienens, Senator Brani- NIG .C ticut, miade the pr'in leelarinog t here woudld oif "paceiC," but prob- .0. Prd..OlvrOlya ore of "commerce." PRY&OIRA vould deal with ques- AtresadCuslr tLw .of the war. Senator chusetts, RepubliepnMANN. .C he discussion "briefly, tf Senator Brandegees fIDLSSI teywAtnorneyesarto conlud was MLosaiNd the Untd. tt wit rea Brtae-inmall ad Larg5 an Lsoaith Loang aTermtespais Noed tatto reyubt- Tr ty Mtr ArrsNNINGor, .isisipi ~n 74mitA Weietrgt TfVralles to. Sthe AStenatea.La to MBAN NINMGea, Demorat ment of American troops from Ger man territory. Closing the debate, Senator LaFol lqtte, Repubican, Wisconsin, ex pressed "dissent and denunciation" of the provisions 'reserving American rights to German property seized by the alien property custodian. Such ac tion, he delared, was in violation of the treaty of 1828 with Prussia and also of international law. He added that he would' reserve freedom of ac tion in case fiture treaties dealing with German pI'.operty should be ife seited. -- o POPULATION OF FRANCE Paris, July 1.-The population of France on .March 6, 1921, was 36,084, 206, accordlng to the figures which the Official Journal will publish to morrow of the census taken on that idate. The previous censusi taken in 1911 gave the population as 38,468,813 Thus the population of France de creased nearly 2,500,000 during the war. It is explained, however that the 1921 figures do not include, the sol diers, marines and sailors outside of France. --0o THE TIMES $2.00 PER YEAR 0 STRAWBERRIES TEMPT IN SAUCES AND DESSERTS A seasonable variation of old-fash ioned "hard sauce" that is so useful with cottage pudding, boil-d rice, cornstarch blanc-mange, sponge cake, and other desserts which need a little dressing up is made by using ripe strawberries. The following recipe is from the Experimental Kitchen of the United States Department of Agri culture. Strawberry Sauce 1-3 cup butter. 1 1-3 cups strawberries. 1 cup powdered sugar. White 1 egg. Cream the butter, add the sugar gradually, the egg white beaten stiff, and the strawberries, and beat until the fruit is mashed. Strawberry Charlotte. Another very attractive and more elaborate dessert can be easily and quickly made with sponge cake as a basis. Bake the cake in a sheet and cut into stripes to line the sides of a glass dish, fill the center with straw berries that have b-2en lightly mixed with stiff whipped cream slightly sweetened and seasoned with a pinch of salt, and serve at once. M Feelin One of feel tN geniality feeling, serv, ot I wil ypu are t'iOn, wh4 where. Home B 0 Berries combined with whipped cream in this way may also be used without the cake, and to many persons are more delicious than when served with cream in the usual way. The berries should be kept whole so far as possible, so that the cream forms a coating on each one. Frozen strawberry desserts are also delicious and easy to make. Strawberry Sherbet 1 quart ripe hulled berries 1 3-4 cups sugar. 1 cup water. 3-4 tablespoon lemon juice. White 1 egg. Cover the berries with the sugar and let stand for one hour, then crush and squeeze them through double thickness of cheesecloth. There should be about 1 pint of sweetened juice. To this add the water, lemon juice, and freeze the sherbet in the The Expe Mothe "The Sligglow of Co ing E ~ nts" oft i darke s da s of th e ec ta t mot onsti ation, a andicap to the eait and happi ness of every woman, hecomes doubly dangerous to the woman who is pre duty-maternity. The expectant mother must n got rid of a do ble waste. Fa the child she i to bring a o ti Nujol will help er thro gi thi It works on an tirel new pi Instead of forein o irritating the food waste. Th nables th of the intestines, c tracting an to squeeze the f waste alo0 of the system. Nujol thus pre ents e nstipati< tain easy, tho ugh'bo el mov healthiest halo t in the rld. Nujol is absolutely hari ess at Nujol is sold by all drugg 5,,, in trade mark. Write Muo La ora 50 Broadway, New York, for ook0I The Modem Method of N * 01 /A our a bitions is to h~ om in this bank; to d good will; to provv ?kat t e Home Bank a HOM institution, r ir home .. ople at a always find \ welcor entitled to our titge ai ether you bank here ank and T CH ARLTON DuR AN1 T. M. WELLS, Cashik usual way. After it is frozen, remove the dasher, stir in the well beaten-egg white, pack with salt and ice, anfk: al low the sherbe to stand a whilo be fore serving. PHILADELPHIA MINT' BUSY LAST YEAR Philadelphia, July 1.-The Phila dolphia mint turned out three hundred and eighty-seven million, two hundred seventy-eight -thousand, hundred and twenty-two coifis during the last fis cal year. AMERICAN STARTS FOR MOSCOW Riga, July 1.-United States senator Frances left today for Mos cow to confer with the Russian soviet officials concerning trade con ditions. etant . r 4 paring to fulfill her bighest 3urish two. She must be able to ilure to do so poisons herself and *e world. a trying period. inciple. the system, Nujol simply softens e many tiny muscles in the walls d expanding in their normal way, 1g so that it passes naturally out in because ; ielps Nature main ements at . ..alar intet vals-the Id pleasant to take. Try it. scaled bottles only, beariti Nuer! rica, Standard Oil Co. (New Jc~y). ct, ' Thirty Feet of Danger". Treating an Old Complaint Tor Conshpation \ome" we folks cultivate 'ote that rid Trust ( eady to 11 times. ne here; id atten or else rust Co. ,President r