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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-30
Ley International Aerea
(Traducciones de Ell IMPAIR.

-.
(Traducciones de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.)
Ell texto completo' de la Con
vencion celebrada en- Paris por
la Navigation Aerea Internacio-
nal, lIa sido recibido por el Club
Aereo de America y hecho pu-
blico en- estos dfas.
FL texto, segdn fu6 aceptaao
| por la Convention, abarca 12 ca
pftulos, a saber: Principles Ge-
nerales; Nacionalidad del Avion ;
Certificates de Navigation y
Competencia; Admission la Ma
vegaci6n Aerea sobre Territories
Extranjeros; Reglas. para Echar
I a Volar, para ell Aterrizaje y pa
ra las Rutas de Viaje; Transpor,
taciQn Prohibida; Aviones del
Estado; Comision International
para la Navegaci6n Aerea; Ad-
vertencias Finales.
Las reglas principales acepta-
das por la Convention, son las
siguientes:
Art1culo Primero. ~ Los Esta-
dos contratantes acuerdan que
cada uno de ellos tiene completa
y exclusive soberan1a en- la exten
sion de aire que Sc circunscribe
sobre sus territories terrestres y
marftimos.
Art. 2.-Cada Estado contra
tante en- .tiempos de paz otorga
libertad completa a los inofensi-
vos vuelos a trayes de sus terri.
torios y de sus aguas territoria-
lies y a traves de sus colonias,
realizados por avicnes de los
otros Estados contratantes, STEM
pre- que Sc observer las condicio-
mes aceptadas por esta Conven
ci6n.
El articulo IA provee que cada
avi6n que este .capacitado para
lleVar diez o mas pasajerOs, debe
hallarse equipado con un apara-
to inahmbrico. El art1culo IL
abarca ell establecimiento de Was
de transito intefnacionales. FL
artfculo % trata de la jurisdic
cion en- case de un crimen o de
un delito menor cometido dentrc
de un ayion. La Jurisdiction de
Eun Estado Sc aplica cuando e
crimen o delito menor (misde
meanor) Sc comete contra un Gil
dadano 0 sdbdito de aqu6l Esta
10 y Sc sigue despues por el ate
rrizaje durante el mismo viaj'
en- que Sc perpetr6 el delito, Ell
tierras de pals reclamante.
La Coinisi6n International pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-30

'ra la Navigation Aerea, queda
autorizada por medic del capftu-
10 8, para coleccionar y comuni-
car toda la information provecho
sa v necesaria a los areonautas,
incluyendo estado del tempo, no
ticias inalanbrieas, signos me
tereol6gicos, G information medi
ca de interes los mismos.
La Comisi6n, segdn Sc halla
Iconstitufda al presente, la for
man los siguientes paises.
Dos representatives por los Es-
tados Unidos, Francia, Italia y
Japon. Uno por la Gran Breta-
Tia y otro por cada uno de sus
Idominios, incluyendo la India.
I'm representatives por cada uno
de los otros pafses signatarios.
Cada uno de los cinco Estados
mencionados, Inglaterra con ellos
Y sus dominios, tendra el menor
ndmero total de votos obtenidos,
cuando multiplicados por cinco
den un producto que exceda 10
menos un voto del ndmero total
de todos los que arrojen los demas
estados, contratantes, los cuales
tendran, cada uno, un voto.
La Convention provee en- el ar
tfculol 80, que en- case de guerra
la libertad de acci6n de las par
tes contratantes, va en- su cali
/, dad de beligerantes 0 de neutra-
les, no seran afectadas por la Con
yenci6n. Ell acuerdo es para te-
ner efecto cuando los estados
contratantes hayan cambiado sus
ratificaciones, y este haya de We
Ieifcarse dentro de un aho.
Con respecto la admission de
nuevos miembros a la Conven.
cion, cualquiera de las naciones
que no haya tornado parte en- la
guerra, sera aceptada previa
una simple declaration de su de-
SEQ, registrada en- ell Ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores de la
Rep1blica Francesa. Todo pals
que tomo parte en- la guerra, y
no es uno de los signatarios en-
la Convention, puede ser admit.
do, pero mediante el yoto unani
me de las naciones signatarias y
de los Estados adherentes, 0 des
pues de enero /, 1928, por las
tres ,cuartas parties de los votos
posiDfes de obtener.
Mr.. w. W. Young, miembrc
del Comite Judicial del Aerec
Club de America, quien recibif
una copia del texto en- ingles dc
la Convention de Navegaci6r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-30

Aerea, hizo ell siguiente comenta-
rio:
ia aplicaci6n de este conye-
nio significa que la importante
entidad Estado y la legislation
local que gobierna la conducta
de los aviones, pueden ahora def
nirse, estando sujetas a bases
uniformes. Cuando no hay una
ley-fundamental que dimane de
un convenio international, la le-
gislaci6n local Sc expone a gran
des confusiones.D
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-22
SLAUGHTER OF
SPRING HILL, ALA, IN
SIGNED STATEMENT,
SAYS HE OBTAINED
WONDERFUL RE-
SUITS FROM
DRECO.

"In relieving kidney, liver trouble
and constipation, I have obtained
wonderful relief in very short time
by taking the new root and herb
medicine-Dreco.
Before taking Dreco my back at
times felt like it would break, and l
often had to get up four or five times
during the night to relieve my 5lad1
der. My liver was sluggish, and l
frequently had dizzy spells, mead
aches and vile taste in my mouth.
Constipation was daily annoyance.
NV nerves were shaky and my sleep
broken.
Il am happy to say there is a
marked improvement in my troubles
since taking Dreco. My kidneys are
very much better. sleep sound, and
the constipation is relieved. NO
doubt MY liver is acting we'll, for the
dizziness and headaches have ceased.
I heartily endorse Dreco to those WHO
suffer as | did"
Dreco is made from juices and ex-
t.acts Of mary meGHlnal neroai
nl;rts which act on the vital organs
in pleasant and prompt manner.
Jcecs IS hignIy recommended II
Newberry By Glider Il Weeks 90.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-22
REVENUE OFFICERS
BUSY IN EDGEFIELD
Thirty Gallon Still Seized Six Miles
From Town-Negro and Outfit
Taken to Trenton.

The Svate.
Edgefeld, July 17.-Revenue Off
GERS have beer doing good work in
Edgefeld comfy Yesterday after
noon c. A. Rector, T. J. Coleman and
J. w. Nellett, deputy narshals, and
two State ccas.ables, T. J. Smyrl
and W. F. Ussery, seized a distil-
lery at the saw mill Of N. G. Roney
on the plantation of John Rainsford
about six miles from Edgefeld. The
still and complete outfit were brought
to Edgefeld and also sheet copper
in sufficient quantity to make anoth-
er still of 80 gallon capacity. Fire
was under the furnace at the time
the officers made the raid, but no one
was seen about the premises. Two
gallons of whiskey was found IN
Ronev's house and also about five
bushels Of corn malt was found IN
his barn. No arrests nave yet been
made. but Z strong cham OF clfc0-Sl-
s.antial evidence point TO RoHeE
as the ow@er. He has been suspect
ed of oDera,i.,e q 4jsCiliesN Tor some
.au, hui his premises .ve"> not ak
ed until yesterday a-ec@oc@.
Alter J;snosi1g Of 2o1eEs st!ll,
the officers went 70 the ilot,ac Q. a
negro, Mart Mobiles, who resides on
the farm OF Pick Salter, about TWO
miles north Of Trenton. A crude
lard can still was found and some
molasses mixture ready for distilla-
ton. The negro confessed to making
liquor for his own use. He was ar
rested and placed in the Edgeheld
Jail last night by the officers. The
people here are greatly pleased at
the raids made by these officers and
every possible support will be given
them in the discharge of their duty.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-22
Lad Killed BY Mule.

Greenville, July 17.-Elgin Bry-
ant, 15-year-old son of Pete Bryant
a Pickens county farmer living near
Easley, was almost instantly killed
Tuesday afternoon when he was
dragged several hundred yards by a
mule. The boy had been plowing
and started to the house. He at
tempted to jump ,on the mule; this
frightened the animal and the latter
dashed off, the traces catching Bry-
ants foot. The boys head was bat
tered against a pillar and when aid
came he was dead.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-22

for all time to guarantee the terri
torial settlements made by the inde-
pedence of the members of the lea
que against external aggression, and
vet that argument might not apply
with the same force to protesting
the territorial settlements made by
the peace conference until this, new
world order is fully established and
the present peace Of the world made
secure. There is a wide distinction
between a temporary and a pern'a-
nent retention of article ten
Upon the question Of reservations
I reserve MY judgment for full dis
cussion and consideration. "
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-22

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hence is destructive Of our indepen-
denee and sovereignty, I am unable
to see the force Of the arguments
in support of this proposition. A
super-State can not be formed when
every material power that is exer-
cised by the league requires the un-
animous consent of the executive
council or the delegates.
Treaty-Making Power.
'eNor am 1 impressed with the con-
stitutional objections. The treaty
making power under the constitution
is the broadest character and it in
cludes everything that is properly
covered by the term treaty and is not
in conflict with some express provls-
ions of the constitution.
81 believe the popular sentiment is
universal, and certainly share it,
that the Monroe Doctrine should be
clearly safeguarded. I also believe
that domestic questions, ike lmml-
grafton which in some of their
aspects may be international
should be properly safeguaroed
The storm center Of these res
ervations seems to be article
ten. AS to the retention OF
this article may be SAID on ho1
sides. It may be argued taat Eae
United States ought to bind itseii
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-22

Visitor to Art School-Why do
you keep it so cold in this room?
Student-We're studying friezes this
week.-Columbia Jester.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-22

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

and no one else can do any business
for mo until that expires. If Doe
continues to work for me so capably
as he has in the past he can xipn mo
up FOR another five years whom this
contract expires. Jack Curley or no
ono else except Kearns has ANYTHING
at all to do with tho direction of nv
business affairs"
Dempsey seemed optimistic OF his
chances against wi lard and said he
would stop tho big fellow inside of
ten rounds. When akcd If he ever
had seen Willard fight Jack snapped:
NO, | haven't seen him fight.
You know l haven't been anywhere
IN the vicinity OF the few bouts he
mas fought. | have seen him box,
however. and know pretty we'll how
much he has got, He has little else
except bulk, and YOU k':uw what Joe
Malcott said about bulk: "Thc
DlSScr they are, tho harder they
fall"
Regarding tho story that Harry
wills, the co orcd pugilist. had been
engaged rs a Sparring partner, Demp
scy SAID he had heard nothing about
II unti! one Of the scrihcs had in
formed lin Ecarns had secured Wills
Paddy Mullcns. who manages
wis., laughed Dempsey. "is in
ci.ncd TO baik,. Jack tells me. Paddy
&ayS he wants Wills to fight me
instead. II Harry doesn't want the
sob as SrarrinE partner he doesn't
have TO take it.. tearns only made
the oNor to give him the opportunity
OF picking OF soIuo comparatively
easy money"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
ONE LEGGED HERO CUT WID}
>.
SWATH IN SOUTH AND WEST.

Mobile, Ala, Feb. 1S-The, onc-lcg
scd Negro who pcscd as Henry John
son, slayer OF tnirty-six Germans.
anu owner OF the Croix dc Gucrro
received many half-dollars from per
sons who at ended the Emancipation
lay celebration here to see "John
SON advertised rs special feature
IFS arrest In st. Lou s disclosed ho
WIS Albert Parker.
l"fi or cut wide swath in Moh:'c
Nheh ne was here i'll January, rccfiv
InS '0l'orial mention in the pap::s.
''' %''i" much. money, rs his Ice
lures are said % have ncttoi him
5000 week His leg WIS lost under
4 railroad train, and the sears on
ms Body were received in altcrca-
hons in this country,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
LfNCOI.NDOUGIIA MEMORIAL.
AT CAMP SHERMAN.
Camp Sherman, Ohio.
February 13. 1919
d9ta Co, 9th Tn. Bn. 15Sth De
pot Brigade.
MIR J ,hn Mitchell
Dear Sir:

MIR ,hn Mitchell
Dear Sir:
Two o'clock found the two batta'ions
now in cam. in the big Y. NJ. G.. A.
with the Gencr,l prcccut AZ well as
several honorable members of our race
namely, DR. Amanda V. GRAY tho Y,
w. {. a Hostess Of WASHINGTON ID. G..
inc battalion Chaplain Lieut.. Frank
NnHld. Few. p. II. Iiil. pnstor If the
FIRST Baptist Church, Chill othe Ohio,
VINO was the principal speaker OF the
evening. He spoke of the dragon of
anarchy which is sweeping this coun
try with he Negro as its prey, and
told tfc executives in very 3iD'on,at
&c manner that as rue Americans
they should uso their Offices to
, strike down this tyranny Flo also
told of theJfact .hat our peop'e had
not only cone lover tho top" on the
ID tile fields of France but had gone
over in its contrihlr ions to thrift
stamps liberty bonds and loyalty.
And that God is ever mindful Of the
atrocities inflicted upon our people.
DR.. Amanda V. Gray who will new
CT be forgo ten by the soldiers who
nave visited the Hostess House for
her faithful work in making the.
camp more agreeable for them,
gave personal "reminiscences of Fred
er1Hk Douglass. She contras cd the
conditions when Doug ass lived to
these OF today. and further admon
lShed our men Of the big responsible
Fly resting upon hem during this
reconstruction period and her re
marks were greatly aDplauded
In conclusion let us hone that our
noighhors vii lie insnired by the no
bic work wrought by our people du
ring the crisis and out OF this genera
tion will come another Lincoln or
Douglass.
Yours Truly,
WERHgwSgssSssrrsy
ARTHUR d. BOWENS.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
JNFP SIGNED IN SECRET.

Whom JeIrries and Johnson signed
up over on tho Jersey side In 1909
the contract was signed on December
3, 1909, seven months previous to
tho fight, July 4. 191O-it was at
Hohuken hotel amid tho popping OF
wine cOrks and a great hullabaioo.
Tho actual signing Of the contract
was done In secret and was not wit
messed by the newspaper men.
Jcffrics and his manager, Sam Ber-
Ycr: Johnson and his manager,
George Little: Richard, Jack Gleason
and stakeholder Bob Murphy locked
themselves in room and did not
show themselves TO the newspaper
men until after tho contracts were
signed. Joe Cans, tho colored pug
ilist, and II. II. FraZec, now president
Of the Boston Red SoN, were tho
legal witnesses.
The contract Dempsey signed with
Rckard yesterday is identical with
tho one signed by Willard except rs
to tho division of tho purse and the
forfri,a. Richard agrees to pay
Dcmrsny &27,5O0 and onc-third OF
tho picture privileges. Kcarns is re
ouircd to post n forfeit Of $4,000 in
stead Of tho $4,000 Richard required
as forfeit from willard.
Richard will post $4,000 at once
as Il guaranty of good faith, $4,000
more sixty days previous to tho con
test aud the remainder OF the SGT 500
forty eight hours before the fight.
Richard agrees to inform Dempsey
whore tho contest is to take place
sixty days previous to the fight, but
retains tho privilege OF changing tho
battle ground upon ten days notice
previous to the bout. Richard
agrees to pay Dempscy's expenses if
tie contest takes place outside OF
North America.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
TWO MONTHS TRAINING.

Dempsey left here last night for
Allentown, Pa. where he opens six
weeks thea trical tour. Jack init
mated yesterday he would engage in
further theatrical work before SIT
tug down to tho grind of training.
H"1 have been in steady ira lining for
MANY months" said Dempsey. land
am on edge. OF course my brothers
death and my r.othcr's sickness have
worried mo. but physically I am in
tho best of condition. I will net
tal.n more than two months hard
traf0ing for willard. That is really
mQsa than I need anyway. My the
atEcal contract requires me to box
and do considerable exercise. That
will keep mo pretty fit and ! will not
start active training for the big bout
ul,aM about May L."
"ftfcksrd at first was avcrSc to per-
hitting Dempsey to box while on the
stnEn rs .hi1 theatrical contract calls
f~r.' hut reluctantly consented after
l'"Spscy promised to take no chances
&C .Ef.lring himself.
WhcN Rickard was asked if Demp-
= s:si Tearns showed him the con.
tracf%lesl4en them and whether any
orC5syc42t Keafns had any mana
CcrfM interest in the fighter Tex do
cl4&k 81 did not ask them to show
;+nSatSfa.nors. Both assured me. how
cvoNH that Kearns is the sole man.
aSt"!' did not care. however I
ha"9 Ecmpscy's signature to tho
c~'tFaG. and that is all want. 1t
~ ~ 40 difference TO me in what
w"TtVio money is split after pay
'..'Sri:y. There my obligations
e.
~ Hnmpsey's presence Kearns
r"'iar2tc1 his statement that Jack
N."n$s1 h@h nothing to do with the
.hAMTfnr OF Dempscy's affairs. Tho
h"IH, too. denied any connection
wn's$Curlcy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
ARTHUR D. BOWENS.

Get in the swim. Save The
Planet Coupons Get a Prize. Others
receive them: you can do the same.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

A young enthusiast with the latest
departure in roller skates, the whip
pct tanks. The forms IF tho tanks
gro rffSsSn .Vof tin and fits over the
roller skAtos The id"a. rs the namo
suggests. came from the tanks which
took such an effective part in the
war.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 90, 1919
DEMPSEY SIGNS TO BOX JESS
WILLARD.
Declares tho Champion Has Littlo
Except Bulk to Worry Him.

Except Hnlk to worry Him.
George d. Underwood in N. Y. SUM
When Jim Jeffries and Jack John
son, aftor tho preliminary discussions
hero at tho Hotel Albany in 1909, got
ready to sign the contract with pro
moter TEX Richard they were in
formed by Police Commissioner
William Il. Baker. who now is prosi-
don't OF the philadelphia Nationa 8,
that undor section 1910 of tho Penal
Code such an act would be Illegal.
Rckard, Joffrics and Johnson had
to cross oyor to Jersey to sign tho
papers.
Jack Dempsey, who arrived horo
yesterday morning to sign to fight
less Willard, had to follow the same
procedure, for clause 1910 Of the
Penal Code was restored to full effect
when tho Frawlcy law was rcpca ed.
After preliminary discussion at the
Hotel G. aridgo Dempsey, Jack Kcarns
his manager and promoter Tex Rick
ard icrricd over to New Jersey and
there in tho waiting room OF the
WcSt Shore Railroad Dempsey signed
the contract to meet Willard in
championship battle on July 4.
There was little Of the fanfare
and excitement that marked the sign
ing up Of .IclIrioS and Johnson in
1909. Richard, DEMPSEY and kcarns
leaned up against radiator. spread
the contracts out on Il window sill
and Scrawlcd their John II&ncocks
to the papers.
Ike Dorgan, Richards major domo
and Jack Skely. the old time pugilist
wcrc tho witnesses. Two score OF
reporters. sporting men and hangers
on watched the proceedings. The
majority Of the persons in the room
were not aware anything out Of the
ordinary was taking place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22
X EARNS SOLE MANAGER.

"noc' hnrc-you know there arc
50 Uihny 'Jacki' around that call
Kc"ls's 'DNc'--is the only one that
h"@ a"y:hing to do with my profos-
.";".-H' @f"a:rs," eaid Dempsev. 81
hrvn rva year contract with Kearns
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-22

George Clemcnceau, French Pre-
micr and President OF tho Worlds
Peace Conference.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-04
ESTATE GOES TO
 INFANT ORPHANS
MT. and Mrs. John Schick Died of Influenza Same
 Week.

Probate Judge Paul Miller today appointed Alexander L. Delaney ad- ministrator in the estates of John and Susan Schick, both of whom died in this city during the week of March q. the husband being the first to sue cunb to the ravages of influenza His estate consisted of a life insurance policy amounting to $52S and this re verted to his wife Susan. Her estate consisted of a policy amounting to s54O, the combined estate totalIing s1,O68, which will revert to the or phaned children. John g, and Mary 2.
 Morris Brown and Howard w. Cur tis, appraisers appointed in the estate of Lucy 4. Bisseu who died in this city on Feb. 15, filed an inventory with Probate Judge Paul Miller today, showing the deacesed left cash in various Bridgeport banks and per sonal property 10 the extent of S5.- s38.77. Edna L. Adams is the execu- triS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-04
RAINBOWS ARE
 COMING HOME
Assignment of the Entire Division For Early
 Convoy.

Washington, April Assignment of the complete 42nd (Rainbow) Di- vision to early convoy home was announced today by the War Depart ment. The official announcement names specificialliy the following units of the 42nd: Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, 149th, 150th and 151st Machine Gun Battanons, S3rd Infantry Brigade Headquarters, 165th and 166th Infantry, 84th Infantry Brigade Headquarters, 128th (prob ably error in transmission and should be 167th), and 16Sth Infantry, 67th Field Artillery Brigade Headquarters, 149th, 15Oth and 151st Field Artillery, 117th Engineers and train, field sig nal battalion, train headquarters and military police, supply train, sanitary train and ammunition train. Only the hospital units are missing from the list.
 At the same time the following ad- dftfonaI units were announced as on the early convoy schedule: Bakery Companies Nos. 388 and 39S; Evacu- aation Hospital No. IS; Air Service Casual Company No. f.