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THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S. C Of LEiGOEEIPECTED OPPOSITION TO TREATY WITH PEACE LEAGUE CLAUSE IS RAPIDLY CRUMBLING. DEBATE MAY CONSUME WEEKS Two Great Element*, Business Men and Moral Forces Are Supporting Program of Administration. WsHhlnkton.—As the President ap proaches the White House, the oppo sition to the league of nations crum bles. It has been apparent here for (layc. ever since Elihu Root fired into the Knoi resolution, that the republi cans au a party, would nerer oppose the league of nations A few personally ambitious senators of the Rorau and Hiram Johnson type, sre out for applause from the gallery but plain, practical states men of fbh Penrose and Will H Hays type, are, like "br'er fox.” saying rtoth- Ing Recret.irv Daniels has Just returned from m *1*.»kmg tr.p In Ohio Illinois and other states of the middle west He U ronvln«ed that the President Is *erv strong there It Is bed.* »ed here fh*t *ftef 4 Splf Ited debate of da»s of perhaps weeks th# wsr wr! 11 t*e r | >s«<| bt the rwllAra tlo« of the lr**^tv including the lesgu** of rsM<»os Twrt rrest e.wmenl*. »h# hu«fne«a W»en and th« morAl fogeeg, sre ••ifv ^•etlftg the ^srwm tf the sdmlniW trstka ge«*t. »« K s<>t I. elAr end others of th* U U « #r «sig *f* SENATOR N. B. DIAL GEN. FELIPE ANGELES IN THE EVENT OF A REQUEST OR'DEMAND FOR SURRENDER HE MIGHT BE DETAINED. BED TAPE IS GUIDING POWER Tribunal Under Whose Jurisdiction Party Resides Must Finally Pass On Matters In Question.. AmBterdara.*—There is nothing to prevent the former German emperor or the former crown prince from leaving Holland at their pleasure, ac cording to a high government author ity at The Hague quoted fjy the Am Bterdam Telegraaf correspondent. If fun sisnut com tMH *400,000.000 NEEDED FOR HAND LING BUT ONE-FOURTH OF GROWING CROP. PLEASANT WIRES APPROVAL New Corporation Will Not Conflict With $100,000,000 Cotton Export Financing Concern. New Orleans.—Plans for a syste matic campaign in the cotton belt for organizing counties of the states for handling the annual’crop were launch ed here at the second meeting at the 9 ' « Gen. Felipe Angeled, who has been j present conference of directors of the either of them should leave, however, proclaimed provisional president of American Gotton association. J. S. the official quoted said, the surprise Mexico by General Villa and his fol- Wannamaker. v of Cplumbia. S. C . pres- ideut said that $400,000,000 would be UH I fUlPCD IUV CnPIAI lire B<eded for forming the planned cor- NU LUNbLn fllll JUblnl Lirt poratlon to properly dispose of one . , fourth of the rrop. according to of their Departure would be “unpleas-! lowers ant both for the Dutch government j and the Ihitch people.” "Should there co.me. however, a de mand for the former kaiser's eitra ditlon." the official said in an Inter view "s depart B Dial of Laurens. 8 It the would be preven tng to the rest F*d et ffry eminent estradition must be mad** wt rnrtstn period When (be demand f r eitv eomsi if will be eiamtaed I light of taw* and treat lew drwt Lew tO be r«Wl*l4em«l tH« ttoa lav Ir*irle |f nberved » «- • * .. * . r gn-' I W rttf^Trl ^ I ^ » _. —mi. - » esnl mybawUt •# e aaafhee I# wFhee rwedfse UNCERTAINTY AS TO PAYMENT FOR NORTH CAMP JACKSON LANDS CLEARED UP. 60VERNMENI IS RESPONSIBLE Bond of Guarantee Company a Positive Guarantee That Settlements Will . Be Promptly Made. senator elect to serve the long term succeeding th« late Senator Tillman. H* la. of ceuree. a Democrat, and le a lawyer banker and manufacturer. FIVE BILLION IS APPROPRIATED Congmee Ai#e Repeated •me Feetinf •Jp Mere Than I k OUOJ3QO Paeaed — fa should h- tl »en want to Id-nly.it is po*« dblo he ir-vented He ran. , arc* >rd law of -itrad if*, |*k h— ‘af- the requ-et < itf m fore gn but a dem and f«>r his of Ones and Twos But of Whole Groups By Machine Guns. Hi ttmdl ’ *+% nil net *1 am I * er an die re etruemd owing to to< w itbtn a tnutiUi Tet reaeed that nobod; ktreet tretna or publh oet« f»g*f«i one enota leering informers Rol i evo*4 nrevalevce o the red arm? BbiggnBpiii i ■ikimi ii i M'i f • la • - * be* f Thl COtfoO ,es th# ration Oov< egr. orgi • « si» irporetinn. anc II fl •d $100 % Wl 10.000 stion. rk to ' — 1— ; Washington. — (Special) — Repre sentative Lever gavo out a letter from Secretary Baker which should be of interest to the citizens who have prop erty involved in North Qamp Jackson. The assurance given >in the secre tary’s letter that while the Lewis* Wrecking Company is primarily liable for damages to the land owners of the land at North Camp Jackson, still legally the government Is liable be cause the wrecking company is nnder bond with the war department to in sure the carrying out of - Its obliga tions. Mr I»ev»*r said: "If any person hav ing property which has suffered dam ages at North Camp Jackson through the I,ewis Wrecking Cojnpany la hav* g Ing dtfficv i. ^ t ► n the prompt •* ►tilem-nt Kuffin IMea*an(, l»aip of hia da , t would advl lae the nt a of the etesutlve i om to give ir i# III# facta which 1 n turn f rxp»*rt organ (talk* tel shall file Wttll the war d*f art ment. approval of the domestic whlrh ol II •## to It that pn >rapl ad and W M Thompeoe. na a director ef th# et ttob etplelped to the jest meat Til# defer h l# ma< ' f f # Jl f t a# •# 4* ** ’» letter la aa roar letter of f<41owa * June 24. • • * te e B t I | «*• ra< •wa f««r f*r»el4*a! * § vwt n omiOiBi 9 • va now ntava on RootdvdtT rifio Vae- a N t f«*•>•* • # ea perdtCf* • R It tk* •»*» ogWlee *%••• « *»• e* — *ke susatlp • ••• •4] « * at mtdeighi oaib Jml If t after eaort Ip tseBairot! r * ■etrori aad la eeBor •ag alt appr pneiioa p*lle aeobad hr He goeoeameot maat Bret < .orete tPe f^aerameat ageanee ret rear flkw the new Be adrt • «f the • rt gal forhadMSeea ihwaal aadep W%aae to • *o«od Ip # e- * eee eeuwaod 11 he effeete ef ra epeaeteg a *oa %# ## 1 ta the da rek«t*ee teo4ere to o «a*pee«o tbe 0ar po rtai ■ 1 ef 1*11 tfc# it rcpmoal mi M* I beep Ip aa’y < ke ffwvt ae ba* d d abal at at VbisBi • »a^at aevtrt ta -•4 W# #• * I R ^ «f • <t «i • • *g* *4 *•** •' s v % * ■'s «a>*l»t* I tea t • SIN »-« e«jt *i k*ar« *«4 • ! k* ka-4s W« • *g * S #• ,gs S« - a- %•** t • auk »*♦• e*4 «a*v *• **#• *%« R ft ■ %la e •+w* * rw *• t ewa % * * * •» % T*s t« tw.* n r r«-«a t**t r#»**e a 4 **4 ,»4 I *<te • • fv*>ce IWea | , w • TMf PnfklDtNT • INV1TVO To %*«*■ AT skMfvuid # N r* f»e- RT'Ta a % Ag - • • • • # t *» % M • A 4 t * # * • - * nt •*• W t «k>4 « *k *e*err ppgaia data * a eee » eaa hot the! 8epef*me*t o'4 hate ta Bn r *0e We p a the *4 1 e 11 efter k- «rp i ef 4e*r okteh e4 , r at ha (PBbiB Cm ( l mmmm plaa*o4 t areal lee ef ke hi wah thaar B404KOUB BtHfBT* FfTTl H - . 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IM# B8BR|fMbfc Bli^pfMBMl PBWfcfbg p« the spa [ tioaal pavers pad tbat every stpt* m denote Intensity h*l!*v*d to hnvel 1 -* ta P re pact ta kbe baaea ea tab esdoareaseai iag-atpt**a be •b pereeH# r larad tP<* ass a gaaatieb *f Ibtt 8bd * vat lav avd s* ear k a a* clearly vttb — I g tba pres tare af i‘ sagraea Tbe ravMbHtep be Id tbat tba ngbt <d tenag • hud It* rent*r In v^*ntr*1 m R'»ifk w«• rer^rdAd #»»r!v hy the ((•'•moersph at Georretown uniTers*- ty The e-^rth tremor* flr*t e«*r»* re corded sf Til oY'>«-k nnd cnnt'nu-d until 4 o'clock Tke di^lttrce of th« dlsturhsrre w ♦‘*t , mat* d Jit miles fre^m Wssh'ngfon city end high price of labor aad aa- dally boaored goeeta. eobcluded th# ! ip dealing altb alcoholic llgaofb. bad 'svorshle punting weathi-r caused the notable joint Rrench and American named prttducta of tbat percentage a* heavy decrease . celebration of the Fourth of July Tha Intos'rating and had either prohibited — day op*a£ft with an early morning re- I use of such liquor* or subjected them AFGHAN PEACE DELEGATES j view commemorating Frames particl t 0 heavy tai ARE BACK FROM FRANCE pation In th# American Revolution and * “To define what is intoiicsting doss - the celebration afforded varied enter- ! no t trespass on the province of the S'mlv India Xfghan peace dele- tslnment for the thousand* of Amerl-j r ourt:* said the majority report pre pared hy rhairman Volatesd. *o*8 esHRpty tbe pseaee df tbe dekv pe-ee vbo vm eppeeeavt tbe «<oebBP at tbe Mvfle ewev* ft h hoped tbel OeeeetNV r* «mgap aad V w H —•• pdfvwbt §■ aini VflH be here vs v •. f#** gveete •*f tbeevbe tevd tbev mRoevro ta atesb tag Me Basdb (Tvesesve hevaeb ef the Iggaea ev a wees ef a porety tee ppp aewt AHeewvaabi A*oe*» Beeves! 0 m* *e-ge# Oevaav itlo* Mrs J W MeRartead. vbe e as *rre*« *4 by Bbeebf Berber epee aapgirteb ef koksg Nn pi tested la •ettbsg See |p W B Bay • stablee and gsnsge a Are •' 'k Beeiroysd 4*# -•*•4 at a prsltml lied apoe |# belp sa Aitlag epoa BoIWeger aad tbe cape of alleged nr- this roaclaetoa and with a view to pop «•• dismissed Mrs tfrFsrlaad • rving vovr beat tateepetA I bershy paaopneed tbe Wtesded to Wave for dee Is re tbe strtbe at aa end, and yoa Statesboro Os . with her brother, who are Instructed to worh without fur came here to be with her vbiW tbe ther delay You have made a gallant cane was pending struggle for your rights a* AmerU aa Tran. # for a whfle workingmen and women . A *s»»oa*ew adaeeeeeg ns Bba apeee bare ef tbe •ease ’ net kgs by ^veeaeat a«veeaemp rmaf 4S pp*s ’Ml kee the pmeeevi a4*w* vae Be • tee*d sgasee* tbe tetageepb - "Wpve va vadee rvasppl ef ta# w •« pdeawtptfv •see b wee egsdMspaevd B Vwld BRf be mode pe •adsreete eebtept Tbe •ttMe wa* ba be the Bbat pewlevl «ge e*' the •efa*# evd weyeet tree! ■setat we be** received sear* AegeeA tbit ei tbe heed# ef (be vtre edasw iet re tv "We rest'ped tbel ta erdev tv okabe tb* peed eel eRec t. ve M vemkd be eee eeeery te make tbe atrtbe aeBVWvtly erete te eesapel eettev Tb* does vet *Mt. ‘ ALABAMA CONGRFS8MAN gntes have arrived nt Jsl.ilahad Rs | can • old, <‘ r » marking time in Paris ports Indicate thnt all is quiet* on ths wh in awaiting transportation home- frontier and the belief Ja growing In wa,d SUES BIRMINGHAM PAPER, indja fhaf peace will he srr.mged. There was even a real wild west - The general official and non official par ole down the Champs ajyipsa and opinion appears to be Reflected hy the (through the Place de La Concorde, IVoneer’s commept that Kmir Amanul- given by an American army circus la’s overtures are obviously those of a showing In Paris. The cowboys, oow- wenk. repentant ruW and that the [girls and Indians, riding gallv through spi r it of contrition renders magnani- the Place de La Concorde to the mu- mity possHiIc The heat on the fron- sir of a wild west band, proved a far Rlrmlnrhnni Ala'. - - Congressman O^orve Huddloogton of tho ninMi Ala hsma district. h.is fil'd dHTimge suits ngn'iicf th<* Herald T'ohl'^h- Ing Company crgregnting $1 000. based on, cartoons and articles ]uih llshed diTrlrig the congression *1 cam (i f , r continues, abnormal, inflicting hardships on the troops. palgn las* year PRESIDENT OF PERU HAS BEEN THROWN IN PRISON • **' Lima. Prti ~ Angu^to B. Tyequin hns assumed office as provisional pres! dent of Peru snd took un his res! dence in the government palace as « result ntf the surcessful overthrow rd President Pardo. Senor Pardo, all his ministers and ERRIFIC TRAIN WRECK CAUSES TWELVE DEATHS. greater attraction to the French than the brilliant military spectacle. HOHENZOLLERNS ARE NOT CONSIDERED PRISONERS. Dunkirk. N. Y.—Engineer Clifford. Amsterdam.—The Telegraf under- of the New York Central’s Westerner ' stands that the attitude of the Dutch express, tried, according to his dying statement, to avert the r^ar end col- % * lision with train N T o. 41, which caused the death of 12 persons.CV government regarding the ex kaiser may bo sumarlzed as follows: First of all. it should be made clear that a recent message about the al- HOLLAND WARNED NOT TO LET KAISER GET AWAY. London—The allied governments have represented to the government \{ Holland the necessity />f taking steps to prevent the departure of the former German emperor fr.om Holland. C B. Harmsworth. under secretary of state for foreign affairs, amfounc.ed m the house of commons. WANTS NO MORE TROOPS SENT OVER INTO MEXICO. Mexico City.—Tgnaclo BonlHas. Mexican ambassador to the Cntted States, on his return to Washington, i C0I up an y to grant the demands.of tho Soma Spartanburg Trouble. Spartanburg.—Le* (ban half the cars of the South C trolloa Light and Power company were in operation here as a result of a strike of the em ployees. following the refusal of the BOMBARD IRISH TOWNS, CHARGE AGAINST BRITISH will ask for an agreement from the White House that no American troops he sent across the border and also that the United States institute meas ures that will absolutely prevent the smuggling of arms and ammunition to rebels in northern Mexico. *it was learned officially. HIGH COST OF LIVING^ CAUSES RIOT IN ITALY Paris.—Irish American delegates hore in the Interest of the Irish inde- pendence movement, sent a new note to Premier Clemenceau in which they charged the British with bombarding Irish towns from airplntes. ‘‘wanton- Witnesses said ( the siren was still leged flight or the crown prince was . b number of hieh oHcers of the t’i % : s rro y» r hjng for the hand brakes when based upon the misconception that the * Y rhurdericg uMneu M< * rffn and navy fir'- in pripon. Pardo hr eg Westerner, going 50 miles an hour, Hohenzollerns are prisoners. On'the They said also the Brit s are ssu In the penitentiary here. Virtually fnlowed into the rear coach of No. 41 contrarv. they have 1 full liberty „to | ordors an,s raftn ^- no flghtinc VnTnc (vtMlMfffTllllU'lllMl » W onls were UBIl UU'ill 111‘bUTllirR' Wdlllll gt|»|i > ""mvbi nakgd rt,e overthrew of the government. ’- ohM tried to stop.” - be welcomed by the gorernmenL investigation commission Forli, Italy —After a great meeting herein which a vast crowd protested against the high cost of living, the people, excited by inflammatory speeches, attacked, saclred and de stroyed many shops which refused to sell eommodifiee at lower prices. Soon the furv of th#' mob made no distinction and had no limits. All the principal shops were plundered. R n d fle mohs controlled the entire . city. I \ I. W. W- AGITATION IN | CONSCIENCE OF FIGHTER TRIAL BOARD TO BE PRESIDED MF XICO IS P.FNEWFO vs THAT 0F OBJECTOR. OVER BY J^HN A. HAMILTON. DRS. MUELLER AND BELL ^ M |LES SILK RIBBON v ARE BACK AT BERLIN- “FOR VICTORY BADGES* Wseht^r’en - Ag^atlnn bv (he In dnsirial W«rk*rp <»f the World |>^n renews In Mexico acef.Htrg t* official rep* rf« reoe|v*«d heft* \VS11 ■ no artusi f hx« h<^ea re#» said thrr** hsd ♦>*■»* (h WimhlpKton.—Tn refusing a request London—John Andrew Hamilton. Berlin Hermann Mueller and Dr. - Wa*hinglon—Orders have^Just hewn .f th« amnesty commute* of Chicago ^ rd Rumn#f w *|] prwpide dW the 1 JohftBn,> * Bell, the Germaa P®»ce by fh#l Hrmr quartertnester h - “open." unequivocal repwenllnK !h# rniUd treaty atithortnvs. Inve arrival her* rorw , fof ,g S ** yards—ralles-vtf tppeal to President W-Iaon for mmed Sut## Grt>at BrllAI0 Frinfft | Uly | Memhe/s of the narlv sxld that tnst aflk ^ h hnn. out-of which will he made «!# r**h-4*e of all r«iaerient!otia objec Japan af the (rial of the farmer hefewe arriving * at Cuaapiegne occ* rservice stripes that men who seer IWr^lary Baker declared the o #rfnan emperor pant* of the dipin- car e-re *tir»'*d ^ ^ wmr ar# Mittled ta weer 4 Si -t • w a pi* •'r» rs- * r ^ ■ »■*»• newly formed unioTkX.The motormoo and conductors and other employees at the car barns are demanding a nine- hour day, an increase in pay. the rein statement of an employee recently discharged, and recognition of the nnlon. Gdea on Committee. Marion.—Mias Penelope McDuffie of Marlon has 'Jirst ‘ been appointed a member of the committee on interna tional relations of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae. The committee was organized at the request of the college women (if Great Britain and ‘will have headquarters at ,the Univer sity Club Jn New York. Its chairman is Dean Virginia C. Gildersloeve of Barnard College, who will go to Fng- laad this month in the interest of an international federation of university Finiah Nurses! Course. Rock Hill.—S : x young woir>*n who during the past three years have been receiving instruction as nurses at the Fennell Infirmary training school of this city completed th% course and were presented diplomas at graduat ing exercise* held In the hall of the Chamber of Commerce Tho*e grad uating werg: Mias Mary MrMirkla t yj| M*s fMiw CarraB a# Tart aad Mlaa