The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, September 17, 1919, Image 13
SENATE LOAFS ON
THE PEACE TIEATY
Treaty and Leaigue Now itealy for Dbs.
Ibate. ComminlittVei .ilde lieport Yes.
terday.
Washington, Sept. 15.-The German
peace treaty, with its league of na
tIons covenant, Was Called up loday in
the senate, buit Plans of thle senate a'nd
individial seniators werCe considered
as precluding any actual work on the
pact, until next week.
While the treaty was put befoie the
Senate to be considered in open ses
sioni Continuously until Iratilled or re
jected. there a pilmrently was no dis
position to speed it a tong lintil after
the lnteuritplioni of busineess by the
Pershing (eremiollies Wedlnesday and
Thu rsday. Sna tor Sheremani, replbl
call, Illinois, will take up most of the
time of the session tomorrow witi an
attack on 1th league covenani ( and
Senator Reed, deiocrat, Missouri.
who has been speakintg in 11 West
a galins it. will speak liday.
The realding of the treaty, seelion by
section), hardly is expectled. theirefore,
to beg in until .\londay. The leagite
CoVenanilt conlies 1ih'st, and right a.1 the
b eg litni ng a limost Is, the amiendimidient by
Senator Johnson, republiean, (alifor
unia. Which Would give the 'nited
Fostates the same voting power as Great
I iritain,
fow:1 mnch tihe the senlate would
lake In onsidering this aiendmtent
menilbers today declined to say, al
though the general view was IhatI
nearly every one on the republican
side inight want to extpress opinions
regarding It. It was suggested that
Senator .Johnson, who is on a. speak
iPig toir, might retur n in time to take
YOU W ILL BE
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AT THIS 3TORE
IS IT worth while to suf
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them at the lowest poss
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apd the injury will be re
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damaged tires are beyon
only complrlety worn ones
tire accidlent don't worry
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made all right again. L
.tread on your worned tir(
We sell Gohodrich Tir
City Vklan:
ALL WORK (
Vulcanizing Rebi
personal charge of the fight to equal
ize the voting clause.
After Chairman Lodge had formally
called up1) the treaty today he preselt
ed a printed text of the traty with
Austria, supplied lin by a Chicago
newspaper and obtained unanimious
consent to have it read, word for word.
Senator HiItchcock, of Nebraska. who
is ranknlag democrat meiber of the
coillilittee, will Coiduct tlie adiniisIs
rat Ion fight for ratlilcation, made vig
orouis objection to this procedure, de
elaring it "a lere 8( Sltluanderii ig" of
time.
To have that treaty read, with a
dozeni senators listening, would be fly
ing in the face of ptlblic demand for
v teed, Senator Ilitcheoek said in ap
pealing to Senator Lodge to have tile
loettimeil. pinhtIde and let it go at that.
l'his Senator LJodge agreed to do, say
ing lie was prepared to ask leave to
print the treaty before Senator Hitch
cock had spoken, realizing Ithat it
would reqtuire more than a day to
tin ih the reading.
There were two speeclies 'oday for
rlilication, by Senator Jones, New
.\1 exi o and Seanator Overimin, 'North
Carolina, both democrats. Senat or .
Cunnher, Noahi Dakota. a repumblican
mIiember of the foreign relationls: coim
im1itt e, who refused to si gnl the ma
jority rep sort against th treaty. liteII
an individual report opposinl all
amien dmn enti and i rging m(odilicntion
of drlastic reservations. .
Whenl the senate beg ins real work
on the trueaty it will he taken up every
day at 2 o'clock. Its consideration can
not he set aside to take till otieri leg
islation except by majority vote. Sen
ators, however, were agreed today that
no attempt would be made to delay
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perlfef is so near and.
camination of the eyes
Lsses are needed, furnish
ible price.
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1.T sHoF
oadnuE
ods evr.No rel
ci our ability to repair
So if you meet with a
about the cost of a neW'
I tire here and it will ne
?t us cure a Ribbed Re
. Gunwranteed 2,500 miles.
es and Tulbes.
izing Station
IUARANTEED
iilding Retreadling
it, beecause of the general desire to
dispose of it, filially without any waste
of time. Ilow soon this may be was
a question of wide divergence of opi
ion, some members expressing belief
that the treaty wokild be a daily topic
of discussion until soie tilie In No
vember.
lFROMI "A'NT KATE'". *
Dar Advertiser Friends:
I've quit, long ago. thinking of you1
as r'eadeis. To mile now you ale in
deed t3rue friends. I'.e had a great and
longing desire lately to try and write
Ole m1Ore Composition lle w\-('e used to
(o 'at. loseda l on tile sitiject,
"riends". 1 'm1l too wvak atl wobbly
Itough, just -no\w.!
TI'r I sd ay tmorning I felt tlltsilally
well;. got ulp bright and ('arly and kept
singing
''Thls vorll is g"oodi to liv?' ili,
.\nd suinny Is call h1;
Oi4'- lleavrnlv 4a1'her madh. it,
.nd it .i11st Silits m1'
B. (le'f-ven o'clock, fa t I im4 m1ark
you. I lt i! th' din twr ?if n'rly pr pared
11 mlu houlse. for th frmtr and Itho
schlool h who wtalbl cme in as
hilury asI, h4ars. ''hec 1o4 was b1oiling,
t114 I lato4s w re 11. in and l he 1 ItIs
taris w 1.e ovd. As for. 444'. mysewlf,
I was4to din1 abroad that day. At
I lvel-thirlty a jolly parlty of fori
were on 14hir way to 31h4 hospitable
homille of Mr. .1. II. l'ower. where stich
a pleasalnt day was spent witil Aulnt
Mlary a:id th( dautghlter of the house,
Miss Ora. At foi r-thilt y w' w(re at
home again and had developed a slid
dit-nt and awful 'ol. At tiv\e( o'clock. f
was ill hed with a Iursting ieadache
and141 there was runn11lling anId raving at
041u' house. 'lThe iot wavtr hottie was
brought into action, 1a lapatie pill was
swallowed, the funies of canthor and
Vick's tilie( the air, and the patient
lay and groaled-ly med'4ical knowl
edge had been, by that time, exhau st
ed. The only way I culd get my breath
was sitting u1p) inl hed and inhaling
Vick's. Didn't I make a statement
like this in dese:ihing a recent (I'll):
"I was sicker thafi 1 4' had been"?
iLet 3110 take it back 11101kly. That was
.just a preliminary to what lay hold of
me Thursday aft(rnoon a foul-tily!
('an anythinig he tr1'uer 11111 the14 old
provelrh. "When you tilnk11 you4 are
safe, th4n flestritiol (m0111011"
I wVisht to thank 'ach and everyon1e
for the kind t xpressions I -have liard
rer013 d Ing my recent wolnder fill trip.
iIsneiallyl do i appreiate th4 words, of
collm'endation of 311y old friield W. T.
A. of Cross H1ill, to whom the ri s
of letters in 'lel(' Adveritier i mv' 1 iven
much pleasure. Ife gave 41me a bilt of
hsrial intverest that I lss on1 to
yo'. The first on3tribultion for Ithe
preservation of \it. \'ernon was ataken
al Laihertyv Sprinigs Presbyteri1-an1
h ri lt h )n Cross H ill, 3114 appIe4al 14'
in) m11101d114 y .\lis ('n11 il l mill. who
was al mr1 1itr1 at that i ne.
The postal1 from144 a14 forer 4auen
*'lven3 in the4 city3 of Gothlam, th14' 1,a3
10315 Advert1iser(1 was 1looked4 for. IEvery1
l"41riday44)ll turing 4114 (113ery was14 phoned(4,
''llas The11 .\dver'lt iser arrived4'( yei ? All1
righ11, l'mi send14ing 301' it. I walit1 34)
544' if Aun~lt 1Kate4 1has eorrected any3
mor03 i st ory3."
and14 if 1 dol ill surel'y let yout share it
IJNI) SAll.
('oate tf South.1('arolina,3.
I.\' Ol'1T OF" CO.\I.\ON I'.I21:.\S.
S. .\l. li~ll i 5 l'a intiff
lIIAT'i''' i)O\\'N8, ('3. al,. .llefendantIs.
l'44rs544t 444 a ileelee ofI 11h4 ('ourt
in4 t~l'he abov stalted4 ('a1e, I will SEll a4t.
3)ub4lic ou4tcry'3 34) th ighe4st hidder, at
14-aurens1 ('. II ., ('., 4)n Sales'5 ' n1
UOtoberI nex'l. h 14ng .\on '., 4 le 6th
41h43 ofI lh' m444 th, 11g 31h4 legal
liour3s fori such' 's, 11he following d14
ser'ihed lproperly.' 3'' I w it:
All that4 tra144, Iliece 4'r)1 parc1 (of
land1( situale,4' lying and14 being it thie
Townl'3 (If (lintonl, Stalte and14 C'oun1ty
aft4.re51aid and44 being3 3the 4)t bou)4ght. by3
1113a14'le)owns1 froma WN. it.
Owens, as to'r 3itle dated Novl. 6thi
10, an'ld 1r4)rd ed I lee, 23nd, I19091 In
Ijook .. 4:3 ag' 24)!, with boundar3111(Ie's
as follows: ly ilng 4)n the4 west5 side of
i1ll Streeot, bounded14 (' n the 314 south by
Wt. 13. Owens, 4'as1t by WN. 13. Owenls,
1nor1h by ) 31hir3y- fool street'I. h4'in one014
hundred4'4 43nd fouri feet 'wllle, and1( two14
hundred'04 ami44 131n1 fee(t lng, con13tain1
in:g one4-1l;i I ' 44red, m34014 or3 less, and1(
('(n taiing 11 her13'l4'on one4-stor'y fr'amle,
..n gte-rloft4 dwelIinag, and tis debt1) Is
made41 for' 3the purchase115( money1' for' thle
wVitin i 4 stted 1house. All the0 wIthin13
properly 'i' s 34owned4 by us8 in fee simple,0
and( free from 14443 pio' (11aim4.
Terms331 of 11al(' ('148h. Purchaser501 h-0
14a1y for Ipapersl and14 83140mp1. If 3th4
terms1t (If 51a0li re not1. comnpl lidl wit,
3tle and1( to) b' tre-sold on same orI somle
$43b1s.04343ent Sa4lsdy (In 814114 terms11, at
r'isk oIf form34er 1pur3chiaser3.
C. A. P'OWIGR,
C. C. C. P. and (. S., I~aurensfl. S. C.
I~aed, this Slnit 12 1919, 43t-A
Friday, This Week
BLANCHE SWEET in RUPERT HUGHES'
Astounding Story
"The Unpardonable Sin
Directed in Person by '
MARSHALL NEILAN
10A t -A Soul Stirring Picturiza
tion of the MostTremend
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An All Star Cast with
Matt Moore, Mary Alden,
Edwin Stevens, Wallace
Beery, Wesley Barry,
Bobby Connolly.
A wonderfnL+ittre. Take my advice
and do not miss it.
Manager
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