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CLIMAX EXPEClED IN TREATY FIGHT C'on trs ers3 ')ver Ratillention In Sen at' Wime President Touring Coun. try. liusy Week Ahead for Both Senaite iand House. Washington, Aug. 31.-Efforts of the stenate foreign relal ons coil nllttee to repo't out the annlivided Germnan peace treaty soon after President Wilson's departire Wednesday on his western tour, is of griatest interest oil this week's congress program starting Tuiesday after tle labor day rCeess. Republiclan leaders expect to report the treaty to the senate late his wek or early next week for open consider ation, while the presidlelt is address ig the' colilitry, thu l binging the trea.1ty contest to a climax. C ont o -.'ry ovr ralification amell ndmi nilts, reervations.- and ilnterpretationls is ex ceed to vfnf 'o indefijitlv ndit :, in u. n 1i by 1 u t ithe rebln'sadrs. n A t n to the traIy conte1 t, r In the wvee ok ;atre 1i I li It in. rc. In Inn - in t h oIa4c . IhIII \v r (CInr atin ((i n\jlinlitte \\"ill V.n v.. h4 .rin thisc wee n qu sions. till peolefs and a~zo aet onl remainling the Qulnino That Does Not Atfact tho Wia 3 (al.-seo. is t ni aild inxativ cilte, l.AN A. TIVi: BiRt.O Q l VNF, tt ti ui thl Q iie ,d does not tIe : c ! 11.us k-ry - wok for the : .- C. - ' 'V. G (11V. adoption of further amendments. Debate in the scnato on the treaty will continue, Senator liitchcock, Democrat, Nebraska, speaking Tues day in reply to recent addresses by Fsenators Lodge, Massachusetts, and Klnox, Pennsylvania, Republicans. The senate Judiciary committee Is called to meet tomorrow to consider the con stitutitonality of the French defense treaty. The railroad - bill. agreed upon by the seniate sub-committee, Is to be in Iroduced Tuesday by Chairman Cuim mmins. .lneli discussioin Is aniticipated an1d later the full comnnittee will con sider its provisions, whie hare expect "(d to outline a plana for federal reg nati1n )uit inot owne'rship of rallroads. Traisportation and joint wage boards witil wide powers are nd111erstood to he provided for. 'ass:w carly this week by lie sen ato of it, oil lald l-asing bil is ex i.00 andliil thet prohlibithml enforce I,!, Ill hi:1 W ill Co0 1 111 nlixt. OnlyC' b :i, :* deh~ue i.- plan111o d onl the laiter, h ) h blievin- it (nn ho lossed in - 4! 1 d %t t (4 011o conferele. T() ;-i f4' rM, 41 , m111n11 nt'li ranki of I i I . I '184 Iu' y ' 14' ';~.I sj I I I44I11I1v I 41: F 41 tl i I v. i v'. 1, l o4il ill' I I . I C'S.- 4 1 i l or 1'' 1 v, W 114 o ( I n* i ef , vli Il or11 iol4:>4' bill ('N ivi1(Iill tw l foot d ('0111 uol b i:81111 ;4r4)niu'on4 on O nthe lea-t 4' 141 a1 n hiin to lie- ro- tit 1p. rouse g1reuultiure- coillllntee 11445to leliort so0(111 abill1 to i'egilat(' 44d Mot uragv.. Id thlliig s w I flie sen ate aguaurle d inre 40111111it tee oil 1114' KlIyofl-Kl dr'1(1 c1k illr to regula the t packing idt tr h\mi itillll xte fie the od o tri Pleringspa byll thefornae agrihuelur week are minor stariff measures and those appropriating funds for comple tion of the Alasha railroad and to re peal the law est: :bl-iishing the housing corporation. Consideration 'f a permanent mill tary policy will (cupy both senate ald house llili-ry committees this week. Other co !ttee actil'ties lin cliude the res t in.ioll td,::: : - ti gationl of coal prices by a senate inter tsate cninteree sub-committee anld liearins on courtainrtial reform legis lation by1 a !-enate i1litariy sub-comn miittee. WHEAT DIRECTOR ISSUES WARNING Whea'Iit 11nd41 Flour Dleauliers Mist Get Lc('ise or le Pros-eiteel. says liries. l-Irmuers, ltetaillers, Smii1all ihkers F.xt-mpi1. Wasingon.\u-. :.----An~other? Inlove in the governnliilt's en'inpl ign to (.oin !,ut the hi--h cost N, livingL was- made11 IodaY b) . 1Whe Iiir -imt''Ir - . ii!hiu. 11. li r e . ist warnum110 al! d1eval -r..- inl wlwa, h a 1loiir -In( otiher prol uiet deA i I u ' () a1n it '*lr ! li 'lt ) ' -s Iil'nCl. t n e u u e I~~~litt ~ Ih <- it ee ~ e ivt i b jg - 1: l it of jI!-tive . Thie licels' eil ilns tuuler an at of colgress of I'ist March and a p1rleSidnltia proclatation of last .111ne, will he rigidly en foiced, I)ircc tor. l1irne14 ilotitied the <lealle's. The onlY exceptions to the iegltat ions of thw wheat clinleeorate are hak~ers conl siintintg less than tifty baIrels of wheat tloir imlontIily, retaileis, famIiers. and faluieris co-operative associations. Laivlnse contr11ol uinlr thle wheat <li ruetor is liile iecessary, Director aiines said in a state men t today, as ole of the steps il Carrying out the lrice guaralitec for the 1919 wheat crop, ald to pr~otect thle "'envernnentl against nitidli e'nhanemlent of its liabilities thelor.unnder. Another (e'iect. he said, of 1he liceni sing of wiat and its products, woulid be to pre(vent hoarldiig anld priofitrer ing in 1i1-m. colillmoditil s, anl p-rilit r ult oro profits. "Not only is it. t cr1imtintal offense to (engage inl blisiiness ieqlIilinr a ]I (''nse without such license." D1)irctlor larins' stateeint said. "bit alL) ole' of the iln]porta it volit iol tipon wiiclh licenises hohlthir licenses is thlat they will not enlgalge inluinl withi an1yonle rIuvirodl to obtainl a licolsI' who has not oltained such a license.'' IM3P IN illS STrO3.vit'll Il/' L liKE A PAVIN(G BRiI('K pIritalnb rtem i' 3111n lieelares i'reeo lie. liet ed 4 ('oistliitoni. Neriou sniess, Ii er' vimul Stninch 'I'rolelis of I.on Mrt. '. .\. lliama of lIX P'ark .\ve f i i. C.. says: "I haiv o n try1ing fIr loln time1 it) linri . 5,o licine that would r3 i v Ini troulbles,. andl l havc. founsll it inl VI e . I aii 7C, years 1ld aml have 1 I r'll-al1y floll inli(slion i an(] 3 p ti tion. I ha l 'tite li n a aen * ul- lo w ii t - til ro a l f... n* h i~iX hii felt ike3 a IaIin)P brick. * el terribh 'i fIfer'in at ti n-s. aniii I wuhlheri .^ ii/.zy iIt I I oub bikI X a "Ci''' ' Itoh fain t c3 l not so ' ithaoinallli -111. .I aO 'l:m 1nwn3 i ' iladi fi'ne.1 i (y ap tit i.A -s o t ion splem'iXi a ( l the ill ; I --''n'1 ir 1atal I' n o iel lik111 1 i i la lranitleti fr i Ilieldl a 'n(I 4 lte of'min: mli. rinalX'herhali llt sIeh' \lt ontheig litalth oransI in ' bfIi' a Xat'at1pomt.knnr ''i ilreln by j I aurn li u ii Co.i it~tI'V 'hnke," an wi leae aplatinatinprlte st1)a. .\ )lle oiga the atesth r~lole' ALL Steel Corn Cribs ABSOLUTELY RAT PROOF Also--Protection Against Water Thieves and Fire. Cribs from 100 to 3,000 Bushel Capacity. Write me or call for particulars. Do not let your corn be ruined. PIERCE B RBY V LAURENS, S. C. EXPERT SURVEYING Your land is too valu le to take chances on a survey. v it done accurately. B. RM. TODD Mail Address Phone BarksdaIe, S. C. Laurens, 346 LIVER 16N'T AWT DIGLSi(KFA M"SCAD Says 65 year Old Kentcky Lady, Ve rT: Was Relieved Afer a Few Denm Mendl~orqv~ill, KY.--Mrs. Cynthia d- ht. Higglihot ham, or Ci.; town, cnya: -At ' N1 use hav MY age, which i C., the liver does oe uh a riot act so '. n young A evry yeari ag), n -h a . al o1ut l'ix. I V;,'e - - Petit(! -w Drau~ht - - a I kn -w ' W1 hl b d for thh Tr I fly, trcible. n it. I f,: 1 L 0 you better af ( t i hra Z5:anan ea 1 'hly 64mi wayk. Atyo betterr aco raya te -vioe'tht. impuroved an 2 11 me ai en r. .ty You - . r v .2 bcoels nce.d na:rall y and the kant 2C.......n a .xit aL dose trouble wa. 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