The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 17, 1919, Image 9
XX AN
v ,M 1' XXXV. LARNSOUTV) CAROtLINA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1919. I'1 2
PRESIDENT WON'
WITH Tf
Will Coatinue to Hold R<
Senate Responsible
ditions Att<
WashAifngton, Dec. I .--Presiden
Wilson today intervendi inl the peac
treaty dilemia with ani annonceenCCI
that he had "no compromie or coil
cession of any kind iII millnd, woit
make no move toward the treaty.'sV dia
Position and would continue to liol
fihe lIepublicanc m eibers ot tlie senal
resilponsible for resncIts and condlition
aittending delay.
The Presiddent's position, rgegarde
aw Imiliitly signifiennt ii view c
the rocen"t disclussionl in tle -,nate u
a Co:L n roi e, was ,t forii ill tit
following stalement i-ssu(d toda
iN : :i White Ito0-:
"11. w learned from th0 highes
aithorily at the execttive officAs to
day that the hope of III: Republical
leal er..: of the senate thai the Frei
id N! vould preseItly mi ake som
ilnov '.'ihich will relIeve the sitltiatio:
w ic :'Card to the tra ty is eatirel
withotI. foundation; Ie has no con
Um:ni:m or concession of any kind il
m111ind, but Intends so far as hre is con
'irned that the itepublicali leaders c
th1e .en.e shall contliue to bear th
nndivided responsibility for the fat
of th:- treaty and the present conditio.
of Ci world In conse(iucnce of ti
T NiWhito flouise statement ap
iAlntly had Io effect in changin
t ' i::aty situtation. ti emocratic leimcc
(r.; tudoring Ile IPrg sident's vicw
dhciA ed that it didi not precuiide
( u compt2 'romic: e and tht comilire
nis. effortsi wold proceed. tepuiii
can1 Ieaders leiterated that th
Pce.dlnt. was; re.;polsible for th
pre ent status and iust m iake the lr ,
morvi toward a soilutiont. Senator
hoping to kill tie t rea ty alone V
pries'%:wd natisfactiol.
Oi one poinit only, apiarently wer
alt c uite actions in harmony,-nan
ly. that decisive acion on: tihe treat
pro'J by woilId be defterred' unt1ii1
next m11oorth, after tih(ie roposed hIti
(1.y rciCess of congres;, planned to en
.anuary G>. Senate debate probtabl
c(ntered about. the White Hous
statoient is expuetd ito be reopen
sl comoorrow withi frish vigor. TIc
IDeIc cratic compromise caipaigi
al iso is to be passed, according I
.eWtantor Hitchcock, of Nebraska, ac
minlit.ration leaders. but unles;; oin
Sne.tQpected development this lwec
ense1,1the leaders, believe the fiIna l
mcco I rene.'d until next. nionth.
.4iecator Hitchcock, commenting o
*hl- White 1'ITu:m sAtatelment declare
that, the mvenlmers wold continue el
tor::i for comprmising the reserv
i and thact the wat Ie and n:ot tIh
! clel 1,11nt1mut act ist.
1,Th President sacy the 1.1 who]
11na11er is it thce hands~l of tihe senac~t
anid I agree ithc im," saidt .\l
Ui ltchcock. "The' Presidient says5 1.
has nco compr lomise or conlices ion I
male~cc. Thact is for thce senate. We' ar
read: to nergotcite at any1 thtnt ani
n~ cl 2'nitnin tc seekt ai compr~uomis
betw.an the; lI dcc rle ervation.; anc
thco.:c loferd last Nocvemb~:r."
A:ia'Aor !1thcoik dieclre 10.
tcvely thc.; lthe Demdcrlclat cnevcr wol
etnnsenit- to rai icat(4 ionc of ic th reatl
c'w ci i l lt the' J le tiiie cc o tietoni nu
ci-. Irt lA, ib : tlear .ue q eto
for d : ,: o Vy 1 -voe
Id sato i~dc oflIcciti'itl0. ar cu;e
we. *!hat Ihe Pre'sidei ininst coO' iin
to bc hceib r'.-ponsible for lice dlec
lIr!. ::-dt anc:c he acts the treaty 'i
rinc atl a ic lndcit il, probabJiliy c
membcheri of the~ foreign reilationis
cccitt(e and11 crocnincent amoiing( ti
Ire(:, 'A impicienhb. for's, in ci statl
ciali inteire;t I;were etnga g'd ini pro
ccgai;'ihit avor!n ita sente i' 'ompIrombc
andi ch- Ilpo. 0li~i't keip the trea
andii thIe lec:':' fromi he(icng. panced
bty thei )'I~I~ peo litdring the ensin lg jir
'T'o thle Pre's ident's 5conttention thI
iW sentetl( umajoirity is resiponible il
conditions resul ting fromc delaty, it
T COMPROMISE
tEATY OPPONENTS
Upublican Members of the
for Results and Con
nding Delay
t pblican led(lers pointed to the ob
ic Jctions o yester(lay of Senator
t Ilit.chcock to the Knox resoittioln pro
- posing rat ilcation or the treaty so
I far as It would affect peace with Ger
-1in 11nd otollellielt of action on
I the rl Ivague of nations.
ST .Ilox rcsolution, which may he
4 wrss '(d al1w (hi week, is sur 1.0 rc
ccIve 313n3'ior liithok's most deter
f it i i f 3'urly out of 14i ( qu do-.
f absohitel imposible," said Ih Ne
.:,a s3antor, adding Ohat the basis
SoIf comnp.tromis 111us0 , the O)0,vgI
n ovatior"; and th, live! he -;:roposed
t~~ I. tbstiIter
l ors owar a compromisev I-iano.
- ' hlen k said:
I ITh-( )i3.: a re 2ervaionsarve inl the
) ! t ioea m promi
-|T il-: FA 3 3t3i2- 334 1) . (' . '13)3.; 4' a
f .I G.\ N.ST .101u! NC UN.\IO)N
a. inernar,,d Wage41s and1( Ilerensedi
I flours n i irease Cost. of Livintg.
t :me alli ctand "between the dlevil
a.n0ti e d1e1 sea ill Oh presentl1 :u
-- h1 h i rn a pital an(d labor," say.;
a2. :onItriuor' to 'Ihii National Stock
Th3.- farmer3( i.-; ::n3 33 u lmp1ujyy 3 ii
* pwry . .howZ. favor. i.; -olhltl by iih
-"t ' (ho at ( ho1o(s1 e beCioi..
- I- hel'' :0 i heli r. I Ie i li m ro:
al!'.'30 and pr-ogrsi-v.ve ;1.
d'0:ir 'apita l. -nor laborer,
t .vi :a n: iatio ( J :3 the .wa." I :s
s - : okoe that there are five
n Ir >ce~ orgail'.ed laborerI.
Th:. !3 he'l3 : is: " lirt ing -vith ori
Peori Transit, bu2 this is velheml3
n ! e::ed by Itme3rous f:rs121I''
organization:s 11roighom! the couitry,
not-ably the National G;range., reqPre-_
LI n( in ah' a milli2 farmilers, wvhom)
e per ..3he 1'3'vIm 33 r!'aron:I ini the
-- .1-' 334' a 40 44 iii o 40ied at 2h4 an
i' n al 4'L ve:3i(n, i r'ely to hlk invi
t 1ation for :a . e 3 '3f tt W.-hiny.
ii I3: " 1w Nitunal Gran!! deline.
(1 or oaln: 3 t . ions should af ft'liat . wit3h
e 1hthor. hItch -in "lliance "must h.- fol
lovei.d by divor-c( onl the ground of in
1 . comipatibilily." is the opillioni of
(I I" I n 141' 'g Nat1 m (4233(2 Mtoel1nan and
- 3armIr, an-! the Peoria Transcript ble
- tihv at 213tt if the fariler "casts hi".
l lot i h1e1 .\m33erical 1.dLrationi of
I.33bor, our23 Gove rt132nent will it obl
e "Thl.- i.::llal mlisleadulr of orgn-3'1
r. /. 1d labor 13:' jln1 l h opes)l' oIf, and)1
e the N.w ork, Tlim1e3, "but the farn'2i
d ;er': a3r( su3.;Idei02tt (f millenlnium'3 to
e - at' tai4d1 2' ,iving high pay for
I- b44 th I' o Na4tion.al Congress:
d2 "We : :3, 34 4 h3e forly-four2-houir3
3 33. L 2k einr'' '' the a o \ 3Id. 3:41 we.4
33 /e 1 -a arners t:- of:3 'bi3.
nd'h. Sharen3 ~ lIrai3 ol
1 i ": .. i- : rot hi .'~2n3 i 3 a
h - ~ t2 too 2(3 i43 h 31ir*. - ! pu
* o t.fhur .hour !' eek''2 1:,. le'
:4g3 ('3:41 31he f12rmer 2: atinot1
- ' hI( N c remons3iblIe for inlcrease4 in
of .333n: tha4t will r'(041 fr'omu
1- 4er3 n 34d -.:39:C'3L4and 12 sho2' ho(urs' in
u ary :n- (3'.I (a 2*r:i(e :: th -ir
3- 34. re0:lu3lina 1(3 11. (ffect 213:.1 such"
1'- 4(:4.: of: 2il:3 !',bor in1 Ihe :mme131 .say13
I- ::dr :till furihe decease'1'333 farm1 produe-3(
'3 n n iou c1( :'3e farmIl (0.43."' The1
ty th33 .43att4r of j 43i ;'4'i ' rn Il : w o d24 :mt)
m (d clars'' the'.ir' :343 htnion (If bcomingw:
American:e 'uth-;ens. "'W( dletaand3(,"' Zht
r' :O io :03 d in3 1( ar 33t, "leigislat ion
33 fo-'&i n(rs who have' no(t taken out
C'- (22h4ei 33 natura~liain pnneers withIn n
limited stated perIod.-Literary Di
ge'st.
BONDS ISSUED TO
IMPROVE STRIEETS
City of ( linton Aprroves $100,000
Bond Issue by Hean Majority.
Clinton, Dec. 12.---Te election Tues
day Oin the question of voting $100,000
for street improvement for the town
of Clinton was carried by a handsome
Ma1jority, only three votes being cast
:1gainst Ie bond Issue. 'T'lis progres
Iv(. Mov'e Oil the part of the city i;
SHOP EARLY---SH1
top
Do
I Christmas is just
trading before th
4 Big Store wAit its
Christmas busine
mands of the trac
Furs as Chi
\Vhat coul be nioor IIh
c r. \\'if; or hmher
z Is .. . .... .... .... ...
Christmas Sa
\\'e hope to 1( e (1111 V
- usuary 1st and haeredue
uid et i this bi* saving.
S, .00 Conat S 'uits . ..
$75.00 Coat Suits .... ....
$G0.00 C( oat . S its .... ....
$*50.00 Coat. Suitk ... ....
Christmas S
I 0.0) aiI $ 5.0e ..r..s......
Ladies' and (Ch
Dolls !
Minter(C
r
See Ouri iplay1~ of C
ma Handcke'rchieI
JUst another evidence of Clinton's de
velomnen and growth.
The bonds are to be applied exclu
sively for the building, erecting and
maintenance of streets in the city and
are to beat' Interest not to exceed 5
per cent per annum. Mayor James R.
Copeland expressed himself yester
dity as highly gratined over the elec
tion and states that the bonds will be
offered for sale immediately so tfhat
w'orkc may h: cormenced in the Inar
fut i re.
1n the electtion Tuesday two9 ilacC
DP MORNINGS
PPROPR]/1 AT
8 days of -You sho
~ L0 Rush is on-Yo
ar ge and Variec StoC
SS m.U 0111. 1SCIry, an(
le.
Anas Presents
III n hmalmmelt hur For.\thr
i' I: ' iluim ialk- ".ront thlis
$12.50. $20.00. $25.00 1 $35.00
. ........ .... $35.00 to $50.00
le of Coat Szuits
ry ('oot Ntit in Ihe h01e by
o'(I prive . it luo\' C h1 . (oiln('
.. ...... .... ........ $65.00
.... ... . .... .... ....$54.75
.... .... .... .... ....$44 .98
.... .... .... .... ....$38.98
......... .... .... ....$28.98
.... .... .... .... ....$25.98
ale of Dresses
.. .. ..... ... ..$37.98
.. . .. . . . .. . . . $,'3.98
..............$27.98
.............$10.90
ildren's BEedro
>pers
. .. .. ...$1.75. $2.00 l aj i 2.0
. . . . . . . .$1 25 andl $1.50
Dolls!!
Nric ISual ti e t show n11
........... .....$5 00at I$10.00
HE CHRISTf
s ~~LAUREN\
in city council were also filled by the
election of Dr. Jack 1H. Young as al
derman from Ward Four and Pot D.
Adair from Ward One ,ncither of the
candidates having opposition. They
fill the places made vacant by (lie
death of James W. Tjeaman and the
moving from tht, city of S. J. Kilgore.
"A %o uthern Cinudlerlao."
There will be a play at Ilickory
Tavern rchiool iouse Tuesday evenin;
Dec. 2:, 1I9. The east of chIracters
is ; follows:
SHOP EARLY---.
as Shopy
Ar%
,ld begin NOW to do
' will find it a pleasur
-ks. We are anticipe
I are well prepared t
Silk Shirt Waists:
\ h a l n.. ... ... \\.
. . . .. . . . .
Silk Under
ndtt'sj .............
Silk wn...........
Silk 'l'eddie
Ladies' Bati
Children's
Close-out IV
Silk Hos
Departmei
'MAS STORE
S. S. (C. Dnsp
Madamule Cia rqri Irene Owens
FNiid Bellamy (ora Bolt
Rosie Winterberry, Annie Abercrombie
JohnieII- Ranidolph Permielia 'Pi1tts
Permielia Pitts
Katherine Iliawke .Jucile Baldwin
"aroline Hawke Janio Baldwin
Aammy Judy Lona Baldwin
A small admission fee will be
charged.
'e, Crced h 6 tt 34 Dlvs''
enmaru mo ie f P/-':0 0:NT~i; ig i
e~ thaP e -. 6
)HOP MORNINGS
itro Sto
your Chr'istmas
eto shop 'in this
ting the largest
rOm-eet the de
no for (' -i ns trd
.$4.98, $6.98 lo $10.00
. $1.25. $2.00 to $3.00
wear
.. .$5.00. $7.50 t) $10.00
.... .... $5.00 and $6.50
. .... .... $3.00 to $5.00
i Robes
..m....$5.00 to $9.50
.. ....$2.25 to $3.75
Coats
p il Vr $10.00
$15.00
........... ....$2.50
...........$10.00 up
...........$50 a n d1 $5.00
.........$4.98 uo $10.00
Jhristma~s Dolls 01n
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