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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27
N Robert wclles Ri,chic.

NJ Robert Wcllcs Rttchfe.
London. July Is. 1919.
ISzlAm Quick, Prop'r Occidental
Buffalo. Wye.
WA Old Timer. I've
@e1n original Curly Wolf OF
uDa sEaxA; tho bold, bad noari
WAik. Anything you
11och onto him for 4 hand!e.
- Away below weight.
s- the man who designs
Nm~ 1enUA bcnnets would look
U thAtd wintered hard
W nh rtnE~tatl~d shorter
gk~ pfrnno scared to deafh.
On . kew bad men out Wy
yNay IN my tfrnN
~ hAA hornbre wearS Q red coal
O00n hike 4 might have been
- 0nnm = government Issue n
- 0nfeh0Cruw Reservation: and knee
- Btn. whfch're piercing blue. To
~Maghfn9,ahout the white silk stock
~NNOw~thosc pants Also he's got
r ~ cord hung over his vest with a
Vq1noD .~31be n Of It hitnhed UP
uuu3de; hAs left shoulder. where he
- md 81 handylike to blow II he
a - call hts gang IN case Of a
&nNoAAown-and-drag~o u His face
1onok. tho old rock-hound pattern. like
u <hesc pictures of the early
1uE4tAn Father picking ardows out OF
IL kS6neyU. and his voice.
AeS me- 81 you ~
ana s~pecancAaoons OF tn3 insutnuon
was invited to a big feed, Bill.
which It was given by Lord
Tor 10 pay honors 70 the two hkeT
N0yu VINO new scfosS ur A,iaIa.o-
, the sweiiest emo fntsN 80
9nAy a11an I've oeen 70 sln.s 80 -
0oys m buH1ao nV1reo ne 70 sns
- nent La yoir oa,n ms sesls
ana elected me to---ent you remember
~ that OF course "eil- snr, q sh''
harm m vNfvee knee panN 'ooa my q
emd raincn--tor "as 1919. -.
00ufeeA beAn3 on-ann ~. -
g d0eWAys - my wapcn. gu. 49,,
D01pped on, pcihS one OF A"se "A'"N'
We40 wahcnee' yop kho". ~
Tnen' ieenns 80
n4nds AND iee1 nre.ze w ane ana
3axcase to"A.n th" 80 Or, 80
e He'll Hcle, naming ilke a osrn 49,
that RED coat 1 start 10 shy past
III he puts out his hand.
11Tsen- please ne ,oa's.o ~ 80 :
I don't Eet him right AWAY. and i
ssckcn he wants to see my passport
Mem. rleeS@ SAW ne 'ook1he
~ry CHRISTENING. and on a chanc" |
S8Rt3p6T &G0E my EpVttNoiN Az phl
pfnned On me In my early YOUTH
1du1xhn~ he turns toward the big
eeavr ana hav1s me out.
NON One Card a whuop.
T4rer Riawum1Bla-Bia.- ssys he.
NrN he rss announcing a footracer
i~ n tho Caspar Fair and ! edge
80 the main room. an pink around
~ ~rh R,,t nohoSfys taking any
~ = Ann. count-nr a cast mule
49, =, . .h>en trail. why. 7 say to
H - the,h Ir hxwl-ot1t. lust as
49,. H.vter Of IN. Kings Hound
49, = -metn,n~ RIVAL like that ?
~ h.n- ey,erxhoay that
01A - - -. ~et. the same
eOnN~ 49, 49, ortn him And
$3.50 ,hronc, ,r,st
0yucCs .h..rrh NE a.
80. MA. On oorh
pOa -. 49, .,r,. rsns
or sne nDo MAas 49, ?
wen. tnN*s ~ -,oa
m0fmur 70 my"rn. I go
~ asAr nm !" m m. ~ -.
70 49, .has
1 ny" 49, .~ rttb hts
bAUy-heo oro W4 ur0ukn WIN "'
6r>A EnNfahmen- Ama.4n.ns ano
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
VALENCIA COUNTY
SHERIFF shot,, IS
RECOVERING HERE
Latest Reports Are That Sheriff
Jaramillo's Wound VIII Not
Prove Fatal Disarmed Assailant
After Receiving Injury.

sheriff placido Iaramuio. sheriff
% Valencia county Who was shot
through the abdomen early sunday
morning while makine AN arrest. b.
practically cut 81 danger. u|ecurdlnr
a. un announcement made this after.
noon hy bis attendant az 81 Joseph
hospital where be was removed yes
trrdny Tor treatment
sheriff Iarnmliiu attempted o.
make an arrest 90 Loo t.entss yefior-
day mornlnE and u b. reported that
ah aoUn AZ he opened The duur 81 the
house whore the nan he was loukinr
Tor resided. the man opened fire with
o. o. cnlihrc revolver The first shot
took effect In the shsriffs abdomen.
innicting "a dangerous wound.
In spite 81 this fact the sheriff
rushed his a.ailant and managed tu
tske the revolver away from him be-
fore further damaEe wa made sher.
go lauariilu'H two deputies entered
tho house 40 this point and after sc.
curing IN. ass1ilant ghum the shrr
no had already placed under arrest.
hurried a. Albuquerque with The
wounded official
For some hours sheriff Iaramillu's
lie vas dsspuirct 90 hy hls attending
physicians sut this afternoon be b.
resting easily and tho attendants nave
every rsssouriss believe that he Nlll
ultimately recover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

verse b proposition. since they
would not have been rmnioyo cd nt aIl
without b. Ueproasnntiyr CLANCY
iarsiluuHlf proposed an amendment
eltlur compensation 60 Captain Gil.
lenv alter. al Co. uursum. Charlie
Springer Frank Uuhbsil and q host
81 ether led tEr rauEinr from 81
90 nue reat pes day The amend
inent Wa defeated. huf D. resolu-
tiuT pnaHst
The senate went thr0urh ~ bust
ness 'n rapid order saturday Two
new bills we're introduced. me hN
f.aIfh ta lUult municipal indebted.
ne'a and vne bN Murray Co provide
fnr the u-uulusUun o. appointment
- Student tnarhsIH
1rhs senate then passed ne follow
iun + - 80. authorizing The making
ur ~uuucupaNtr wills o. a. is1. o.
forward tnr ehrr. direct 90 payor. q
ss drfnlnr nrd p%rnhipitinE Grim
lnHi s~Nudlrallsu b D. tG. rtfulhi-
Iur tho hu. .uo.s uf Hl.rtftftlug titles
Geo real esinls aud ~ o. lfl. prutld.
iuf fur hlIi Iu criminal proceeding
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

Washington. March i0-NHuonal
prohibition uokt JulY Will find only
about ~h0,0nV.oO0 salons Of liquur in
bonded warehouse. hrrred from dia-
position Tor beverage purposes. n the
present demand Tor whlskey continues
duriug the iutcrvcuinE months Dc
ucials Who have observed tho effect 81
high taxes in the past believe. how.
ever that Withdrawals from hond
will decrease under the now venue
law. and that between f~n.H0O,UOu and
1a. 00n. O0o SALONS will hc lcu ln ware
houses Iull T.
o. be- conceded that Do is Impossible
10 fnrratc the effect of approaching
prohibition un the demand Tor liquor
20 bee stored away hf consumers. and
officials snN n bis movement ~ buy.
INK even undrr tho increased tnN, mas
develop and leave the quantity 81
liquor left Ion bond FmuIlcr than tive
advance estimate.
The estimates 10 not take into ou-
sldprutlon luuor which may Doe afu cd
Boz cellars cor attlcs 90 prospcctN, cou-
Humcrs Nnr do thoy include Huy
stocks WhIfh Wholesale OF retail deaf.
nrr mHy NOT stll before the prohibit
ton wave catches them, These arc
not measurable hN any official no.
ports
Wrt,uUr bureau officials calculate
that uI present bonded Warehouses
connected with the distlllorieH. but
under lock and kos of government
agents. hold icHs thuu 5000 GOO ~
the goo 600 0n0 SALONS in stock whom
manufacture ceased sept. %. 1917,
under tho food conservation act
Withdrawal in January end Febru-
nrN have been less than ihc 10000
600 rHlluuH in December, according
e. l~ullDaluuH based uu preliminary
reports from revenue ngeutH
ON january first 1la.uOn.u0o gal.
Ions of distilled spirits were reported
boo bond inciudinr '.Goo.0ou gallons
not available for beverage purposes
About % percent Of those figures
must De- deducted FOR leakage and
evaporation from barrels ON Dee
T.. the lutsst date Tor which itemized
figures arr available. tho stock oi lis
titled spifitF boz bond WAS distributed
as follow whisky, inh.Nf0. o
gallons. rum. GOt.o0os SIN, 2aHN, 600;
alcohol 100000. refined alcohol,
or "hIrh wines. ~37iiooo. and hton'
dY. g.a1fHhNu
Tho normal rate ~ demand, meas.
ured by withdrawal from bond had
been between Z b0N,Nno and 900 600
gallons 10 month until last October
" NH"N A|"|.HNH ~ NN- #""H
600 1u November they were H.ia5.-
600. and boo nfrembor DO is estimated
thoy ram over i0.00o.No0 gallons,
while Boz January tu' February, In
dicauouH sro tho uo demand prob.
ably was nearer o. 900. UPN gallons
Most of This liquor wnH taxed when
taken ouf uf tht bonded warehouses
az thr ratio OF s3.2O o. gallon Under
th. uFW frttuuo act, tho rate ih
doubled umountiuE 10 81 90 'onsr-
qulniIt th. I%nfrenao amounts 10 80 20
Oh Gallon uf so CENTS 81 uuntt and thp
u"rsIrsate tll per quart Dos 81 80,
ly terms Dt tho pending hill pro-
ion enforcement Of prohibition
under tho constitutional amendment.
effective ncy Jan 10, the president
Ie empowered 20 appropriate
Tor government purposes, h stock %
lett unused In warehouses The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
WOMAN Suffrage N
STATE Is PUT Off
At LEAST z YEARS
Lower House Refuses TO Pas Joint
Resolution Providing for Sub.
mission Of Question at Next
Regular Election.

aanta Pc X. a.. March ia-suf-
frar1 for ne women II Now Meklco
was delayed fDr al .eanf 100 more
years nroush N. re,ufai this mHfn-
ina ~ ftr hoprp - representative a.
troduefd ~ \. ~ nun ~ curry coun.
~. profidlnE Cor the submission Of
The aufirage question 20 tho voters I'D
the state at y next rcruiar election.
The resolution received 20 aff.rml-
tvs votes against 20 neratiyr one
hut q provision % he state co1stitu.
q stlpulates that any proposed
amendment 20 he franchise law
must Fecgiea q fhree-fourths favor
able vote ~ both houses.
The debate on the resolution was
unusually vigorous both slaes slnunG
their position With terms ~ force nnd
precision. AfmIio. Garter. % Sor1f-
~. ant JUDGE Dtrnca sought 10 80.
euro q SOL republican vote Tor tho
resolution. ghile padIlia ~ D~crnliNlo
county. ortoaa. Asdina and Grieeo
s,outiY opposed rFantinr the hailot %
women
The ron call Wa a. follows. Aye
Armiio. raca. nnrnea. blanchard. car.
ter ~ socefro, carter ~ q curns
Epstein. Faircioth. Hanson. Hefboft
Howard. Hunter ~ San Juan Hunter
Of ouay. HUI. Llewcliyn. iinwood.
i.oesto. t1ud Aehlhap. Murray. ROT
ersgn H4fhenfrrsA roraee DoNar.
Eaf and Epsaler Hsdilio Any4 r.
Amanda neArnond. Glance. c~onEaiss
orisFo. Oprule Lee. h~a-rnrenas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
HUN AVIATOR DROPS
BOMB ON DREADL|NE
N GERMAN CAPITAL

berlin frfptIFl March H-iach-
tenders. tho nofihfaHtofn nnhufh OF
=. iia. @-- fa1ay the center 81 To-
rrartlCan resistance. = Nruul reign
81 terror prevails tnrrc. Tho Ass1ei-
ntCd ErCEn received "a rgport from
royemment headquarters his otter.
noon that @ band Of sparncana ate
Sunday riofucd police h~fldnnarteiI
ln ~flfhtrnf1fE urn shot Ni me pf-
ngcra on trtf. To-day mliiinfb opera
lions ueainn The Insurgents m thia
district were resumed a. fhrf airn
were I'M ihn other disturbed ~uhuf -.
lesuli0ry snipinE and thr pno ~n
Of wiuirg Oui hnuda of Fuefllius Hrr
contlnuur ln some parts OF TIE OLD
aif. but Nn 20 ono ciork tnfs aret-
noon there hai been no heavy frtt-
inF The l~naufrenu appareutif are
running short 81 rinn ammunition.
An u~niatnunod ulf plano ycsisrdag
droupru "a bomb on a crowd nfurdI nr
IN iine o. bus food AuuutttlF the
airmun uilaipoi Tho rrav ! for t rnup
~ comoafante Tire explosion Of he
bomb rstuitel IN thiris r,aunn ~
tm0nr civilians. inciui.ng wom, ard
children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Supreme Court of
Country Sustains Ten
Year Sentence of Debs

~ ~pltness-s In defense aud made the
only argument ln bis " behalf
Resi.ws Dct-' spcUclscs.
Justice Hoimcs. delivering the upin-
ion reviewed the Ttatcggantf made by
uehs in his THntun speech and also
the charge that had been made hy the
lower court o. tho jury.
The mair theme Of the prbs speech.
Justice Holmes said. was socialism
~ growth and a prophecy uf ~
ultimate ructaa.'
with that he continued. We have
nothing 90 Do. hut n q part - ths
manifest intent % the more geuetaI
u%tterancrs VAS tu encourage those
present a. uhatruct the recruiting ser.
Vice " u im passage such suruur.
agcment was directly given tlo lm
ulunltN % thc general theme MAY not
boz enough To protect the apvcrh
lettering 10 statements ma.e %,
nehs while addressing the iufy Dol
MhlchshD said
Admitted Ch~tmrtiug War.
~ have been accused ~ u~nHiIugtiuf
the var ] admit &C. Gentlemen
uhhur be- would oppose the wHr ll
stood alone. Justice Holmes said
The statement vas not NECESSARY
o. warrant the jury in findiur tha'
one purpof. OF the speech whcthel
incidental or not dues not matter wt'
90 oppose not only war lu general uu
DIS WIT. n shat WAf intoisitd aul 10
ln All these circumstance that Wuut
be a. probable effect BE- would uu
be- protected hy reason uf ir hrIui
part Of "a roneral program and "a
rrrssiuns % "a general aud ,un.rlvr
tuus belief
lettering 90 the Introduction of ~,
fo-Calltd - Louis platform. as sy.
leucr tho court said
Evidence that the defendant ur
gcptrd thla view uud this DECLARATION
of bis duties a. tho time that boz madi
hlH speech la evidence that 10 boz fhl.
speech he used words toudlur Co. un
ttrurt the recruiting service be- m,Hf
that fhcf should have that effect ",
should add that the Jury was moe
carefully instructed hat they rouh
nut fine the defendant Euilb foi 4d.
NucHcy 90 any 90 his opinions unIHs.
he words used had ns their nbfum
tendency and reasonably probable o.
feet 20 unstruct the Recruiting .sf
vice etc. and unless the dsfouitn
had the specific intent ~ do POO in Dol.
mind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Many SinnF einers
Are Given Freedom

lffldNu. Match W~Nhn FeiuerI
viu have been mtfrnr1 in Enriand
iuVo httn released IN patches during
ne last few days 4 score returned
a. burliu un SUNDAY AIuepr those
recently released iH Countess tror.
Gina MnrllrxlrE who. nccurliur ~
lho Daily Sksfrn. b. like, 90 attend
me fffecfiur - b houa' ~ commons
on NnnHay ara claim The seat FOR ~
fAinctN dlyis|on 81 uuhNn ID which
she unE elected ~ thr recent general
cirCuola n i ruirtcu ont us tho
sutftiun % her tiflhiiitf 20 fhc scat
VII arist 1a tef husband b. s Polish
euunt who VA never na~tnrnll4rd she.
therefore b. faii o. hr ieGany a Pole
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Pope win Holda
Secret Consistory

Rome tHuntAsf March Pope
Benedict viii hold q secret conslstop'
on Nondny. The purpose Ia 10 APP
point new NI1hnuI. bat II h. undfrftcod
that the uunfiN viii also deliver an
inr What The hob see I'D during The
wiz. ne elH totth on ne problrms
" ne pftaeut mpneut
Another fouaiafof will ie held
alter reare has brcn concluded. when
Ior4 Hf1fdItl VIII anuounce The
ia nIoA OF two CurtilrAis chosen n N,
tcnHNfoIr Of ~lilcfnlnfr. 1915. formal
aluaNnrtm0nt 81 whose uninca has
been ftffrvfd ~ b. supposed they
are ne AfcrtIrnora % Mudch and
fIANue Tho pope u ~c8pftteI AZ that
uIit 10 ccfafu nftrrai new c1TlInaia,
NJ uHnlr OI MnuaIHnof Honaurol
apostolic delegate nj Washington, he.
int mtnucnei b. thiH connection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Airplane Will Arrive
in Socorro March Is

Socurro. y. A.. March i0-in March
- u demonstration airpianc with o.
slN or twelve passenger seatinr ctpa-
city " scheduled 20 arrive IN this
city. The plane viii remain hcre fut
q week sud free air rides viii he
given n b. announced that the con.
trnc, fof the rrndine - " landiaH
place has been awarded 20 q Texas
contractor. socurro will be u perman.
ent station on the Trans-conunentni
Airline.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
LETTERS PROVELW w. AND
THEIR PALS HAVE COMBINED
TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT

Washington. March to.-foiicifur
OSnerai Lamar ef the pastofdce de-
partnent. ruhmltted a memorandum
70 the tcratc propaganda oomritfec
toby niaung thnt The ,, W " am
arChiain. nocinliatn and Others were
"~pcrfceflnE 40 nmniramaiion with
one oblttt-the oyelt throw or tho
ulcars Of q bloody revolution and tho
establishment ~ q nUishcSlki rrrub.
lie" Mr. iamar said mn conclusion
Was based upon Information contain
ed ~ seized mail matter
Accompanying the memorandum
were several hundred excerpts from
the mail matter. Mr.. Lamar aald
this propaganda waa being conducted
With such regularity that ~ mngui-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Policeman Killed
in Havana Riot

Havana. March W,-one police
man was killed and several ~ofkmen
were wounded. tvs seriously, In a
clash today AZ Jalou hradquafters
where Norkmea had gathered to pro-.
testaaAiuat the setllement ~ the gem
earlier ~ the da, The fght started
when policemen attempted Ia dis.
perse the Wofkmcn Many shots were
exchanged by both sides.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

on sunday the house had introduced
ies BILLS ~ against sta " years ago.
The scnatorr had brought forward
- bills IN contrast 20 2ss IN 1911.
The sonntors arr scfsing tho last half
OF Their four near term snd tbs eN-
have had q stahlinng influence on
The body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
TO CLEAR
A PIMPLY SKIN
Pimples Are Impurities Seeking
an Outlet Through Skin
Pores.

plmplcs sores and boils lmfaiiy ra.
.ult from toxins uuinuuH and tWpuri'
tfH which are generate. Doe thv huw
o. and thea Hhsurned lutn the nluUfl
through Tho NrHI ducts which should
fhsufn pHly H~uurlshuItut tu faH'Iir
ihs body.
ft be- tho function Hf thr Kidneys tI
filter impurities from the blood and
tasf them cut lu the form uf urine.
huf Boo many Instance fht howell"
rfrafr more fuNiuH and lmuuIIUr
THAN fhs kldneys can eliminate. then
tht blood ussH the kn pores Ha fnr
rssf best means uf Frftiur rId 90 Those
Hupuriu,- which often break n4l
over the kin boz the form ~ rimplsr
Tho surc.t Way to rirlr Do, .E.n ~
fnuHr tHuptluus H.fs H noted HuihDl
Iit. ls Goo got from Huf phHrWHrf about
four ounce ~ lHd salts and fth .
tablespoonful boo Tlnsf 90 bot water
each murllnr before breakfast fni
ono wrrt Thus viii nrt vent fHr Coz
nation uf fuaIus BOO TIC bowels Do tIHH
stimulate The hidueFH Co lurufl Hr.
tfitN thur rnHNlnE them fu filter fI'
blood zoe lmpuHtIsH aus UIsIr.uI ffU
sa.n ~ pIuulrs
Iat rults tH iueNufr" 81 harmless
aud b. made from ffr acid uf rrirea
aud lemon juice. DHmhIuti with Nfhia
Here sou have IL pleasant. efsrysHrrni
drink which usually mHlrs uImrI.I
disappear rlraus's blood and BE-
sNcsilent fur th' hiduslH hH we'll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

fufc can De- measured ty The bold and
outspokfn statements contained ln
These punncuunna md The efforts
medt therein 10 inniFuiale "a nation
vide rslsn ~ terror and overthrow
the government"
Mr iarinr said 10 wns significant
that this wee ne urat time 'in the
history OF the 40 oaucd radical move
meni N ihe United states that these
rthlrni elements have found "a CONE
mon canHo f-hoiHheflaml iu which
fhft crn an unifs He referred pur.
hcuiarly N the dlGaftHnad foroim
elements az hcInr active boo the pros
uugaudA
Coming socn. nnil,'s Cash aud
Carr sru.rfN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

Medina. ortcu. Otrru. Padlila 81 so.
cufto. radiiia 81 nernaIIlo. Namlroz.
tumuro. Hontu. Hauthrs. TruillleI
Ntftiey sud Wlnstnn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
50,000,0 900 GALLONS OF LIQUOR
TO BE FOUND IN WAREHOUSES; BY
TIME PROHIBITION is IN FORCE

price 90 De- paid for this would Doc
determined ht agreement Ur hy o.
pcc.al commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

~ %Nlinssses in defcuse and made the
univ nrrumeni In IN. nMn hahnm
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

group OF reservations were agreed upon
and we are in honor bound to support
them."
Senator Walsh, Democrat. Massachu-
sets. said his advocacy OF amendments
and reservations had been conscientious
and that be regretted 20 disagree with
his Democratic colleagues.
81 know that already plans have been
made TO take from me every particle OF
political patronage in the Common
wealth of Massachusetts" he said. add
ing that as "an offspring Of an op-
pressed race" he had felt the league did
not give a hearing 10 subject European
races.
The Senator ought to stand here as
an American senator. not as an or
spring Of an oppressed race Senator
Williams. Democrat. Of Mississippi, re-
t0rled. He added that some opponents
Of the league We're seeking its death
with a "bludgeon and others by poison
Of reservations because Of hate OF some
country beyond the Atlantic"
The man who cannot put behind him
his European derivatiOn,7 continued
Senator Williams. 'is unworthy TO be
an American citizen and thrice un-
worthy 10 be an American Senator. The
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
HEART OF TREATY
BEFORE SENATE
Reservation TO Article Ten
Seems Certain of Adop-
tion by Senate
PRESIDENT MAY
WITHDRAW PACT

WASHINGTON. Nov. ii.-The Senate
late last night declined 10 replace Ar
iicle 10 reservation Of the Foreign Re
lations Committee with one prepared
some weeks ago by The mild reservation
group of Republicans. On the roll call
the mild rcservaiionists in pursuance
with their agreement with Republican
leaders lined up against the substitute
The vote was IS To- IS. All the Re
publicans present and Senators Walsh.
OF Massachusetts,; Reed. Missouri:
Smith, Georgia. and Gore. Oklahoma.
Democrats. voted i'm the negative. Ban.
Of Delaware. voted for.
The Senate then voted down q substi-
tutc by Senator B0rah, Republican.
Idaho, under which the United Siales
would decline entirely TO be bound by
Article TO-
Sixteen Republican Senators and SEN
otOrs Reed, Missouri, and Gore. Okla
hOma, Democrats. voted for senator
B0rah substitute. Sixly-eight Sena-
lors voted against g. Wollcoll. of
Delaware, was among the number.
\ motion by senator Walsh. Demo
crat Montana, TO modify The reserNa-
lions provisions authorizing Congress
10 decide questions involving use OF
force, was defeated - 10 -.
Except for the iransposlion Of one
phrase. the reservation TO Article 80 is
The same as that which President VII
son declared during his western trip he
would regard as a rejection Of the
treaty. It's text follows:
THE United States assumes no Obliga-
lion TO preserve territorial integrity or
political independence Of any other
country or to interfere in controversies
between nations, whether members Of
the league or not. under the provisions
Of Article 10, or 10 employ the military
)r naval forces Of the United States
under any article OF the treaty for any
purpose. unless in any particular case
the Congress. which. under the COnsti-
tuition. has the sole power TO declare
war or authorize the employment Of
military or naval forces Of the United
states. shall by act or joint resolution
- provide
The Senate went to work on Article
10 reservation an hour and half ahead
II the schedule. and senator Thomas,
Democrat. Colorado. -made The final at
empt 10 modify the reservation. moving
10 substitute the draft originally drawn
mp by the ground Of mild reservation |
bepubllcans.
IN attack on the committee draft was
made by senator Walsh. Democrat.
Montana. who said it would leave other
nations bound 10 aid the United States
while this country would dodge respon-
-iblliiy 30 safeguard them.
senator McCumber Republican. North
iiakOia. said it was too late FOR the
democrats 90 expect a compromise from
mild reservation Republicans.
''1'his substitute" he said. probably
still represents our views better than
lhe committee reservation. but we re-
ceived no encouragement from The other
side Of the chamber, and some Of US
thought we ought to come into some
sort Of an arrangement because other
wise more harmful reservations might
have been adopted. So the present
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
BROWN ACCIDENTALLY
BURNED TO DEATH

The jury summoned by Coroner
Bullock in the case Of George Brown.
aged Go years. OF No. zoe East Eleventh
street, who was fatally burned at the
rodds Cut shops on November ., re-
turned a verdict last night OF accidental
death. The verdict OF the jury follows:
THAT George Brown, 6j years old
106 Eas. Eleventh street. came TO his
death at the Delaware Hospital, this
city. at 6.25 a. M. November from
burns, accidentally received while
working on locomitlve 1916 Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad on Novephor 3. 1911" "
10 was shown that no one was pres
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
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