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COVENANT PASSES
INTO FINAL STAGE

of the United States in such controver-
sizes. whether member OF the league
or not, against external aggression
or for the purpose of coercing any
other country, or for the purpose of in
PREVENTION in the internal conflicts or
other controversies which may arise in
any other country, and no mandate
shall be accepted by the United States
under the article twenty-five, part one
of the treaty of peace with Germany,
except by action of Congress of the
United States.
cd The United States reserves to it,
self exclusively the right to decide
what questions are within it's domestic
jurisdiction and declares that all do
nestle and political questions relating
to its affairs. including immigration
coastwise traffic, the tariff, commerce
and all other domestic questions, are
solely within the jurisdiction of the
United States and are not under this
treaty submitted in any way either to
arbitration or to the considerations of
the council or of the assembly of the
league OF nations or to the decision
or recommendation of any other power
cd The United States declines to
submit for arbitration or inquiry by the
council of the league of nations. pro-
vlded for in said treaty of peace, any
questions which in the Judgment of the
United States depend upon or relate
TO its long established policy, commonly
known as the Monroe Doctrine; said
doctrine is to be Interpreted by the
United States alone as hereby declared
to be wholly outside the jurisdiction of
said league of nations and entirely I'M
arrected by any provision contained in
the said treaty of peace with Germany" -
The reservations were offered by
Chairman Lodge and were regarded as
representing the views of the republic
cans advocating drastic reservations.
Senator McCumber's opposition was
said to have been passed on the belief
that they were too drastic 1t was an
nounced that he would not file a sepa-
rate minority report. but would offer a
sub ratification resolution in the senate
presenting the views OF the So called
mild" reservationists. Senator Lodge
posite work only of republican senators
advocating strong reservations.
AMENDMENT PROVISIONS
The treaty as amended and Incorporate
Gently by the majority will be reprinted
for the senate's deliberations. The
amendments briefly provide:
For return of Shantung to China un-
der the amendment of Senator Lodge to
substitute China" for Japan" in the
treaty.
For withdrawal of the United states
from representation on the numerous
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Pels. Karr is a great little pitcher
and should make good from the start
with the Red Sox. However it does look
foolish for a man to pitch Fl innings
on the day before going to the big
leagues.
If Bobby Grimm doesn't make good
with Pittsburg to whom he has been
sold the chances are that Birmingham
will land him next season.
MoIey wants to take a look at young
Henderson. star pitcher of the walker
county league.
John Henry Peters, the Barons' star
catcher says he's going back to Kan
sas City to his old job in the soap
factory
Dutch Leonard pitched Detroit to
another victory yesterday. When right
the ex-Red Sox hurler is unbeatable.
Walter Barbara, former Pel1. "squeeZ-
ed" in the winning run for Pittsburg
with a neat bunt.
Cholly Frank turned his team loose
in New Orleans yesterday. He told the
boys to go the limit in celebrating &C
cording to dispatches from the Peli-
can city
Atlanta players received a bonus OF
about s55 apiece as their share from
the New Orleans series, same being
Cholly Franks donation for winning
the rag. You're getting off mighty
cheap Cholly
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Ready
For Flu :
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
Iightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists are advising
their friends to keep their systems purified
and their organs in perfect working order
as a protectio against the return of influ-
enza. They know that clogged up system
serious complications. :
To cut short cold overnight and to pre-
vent serious complications take one Calotab
at bedtime with swallow of water-that's
all. No salts, no nausea, no gripping, no
sickcning after effects. Next morning your
cold has vanished, your liver is active your
system is purified and refreshed and ycu
are feeling fine with hearty appetite for
breakfast. Eat what you please-no dam
ger.
Calotabs sold only in original sealed
packages, price thirty-five cents Every
druggist is authorized to refund your money
if you are not perfectly delighted with Cal
otabs.-Adv.
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GREENVILLE

Greenville. September Especial AT
meeting of the Greenville council, held
last night, an ordinance was passed es-
tSblishing city scales which will be stand
ard for all farm products sold in Green
vile. A large number of farmers in
terested in the matter we're in attend
ance, and several speeches were made in
favor of same. A petition was submitted
signed by almost 100 per cent of the
voters of Greenville favorfng the meas
ure.
The ordinance requires that the scales
are to be built and expense of operat-
ing same to be borne by those who use
them, and that weighing on said scales
is not to be compulsory.
The Greenville gins are now in opera
ton and number of bales have already
been ginned. The weather for harvest
ing has been good and the farmers are
taking advantage of it. The price being
paid is close around 80 cents, and most
of the farmers will no doubt sell as fast
as it is ginned for the first few weeks
Robert Williams, a prominent young
farmer and stock raiser, manager of the
Oakley stock farm, was painfully stung
by yellowjackets yesterday. The young
man was walking through one of his
fields and stepped upon a nest of the
yellowjackets and they lighted all over
his body, singing him in about 40 diff
ferent places. Mr.. Williams stated that
he would have most likely been overcome
by them had not two young men as
sisted him in getting the insects off.
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Montgomery, September 4-(Special)
Under the genaral military bill, already
enacted by the senate and reported favor
Thursday afternoon, enlisted men, wound
ed while in active service during riots,
ETC., will be compensated at the rate pro-
vided for in the Compensation Law, pass
ed by the present session of legislature.
This is one of the leading features of the
1919 military law. The law now in effect
has been revised, and additions made so
that the state can get the benefits of the
Federal Defense Act of 1916 The bill will
comply with all requirements of the con-
grtssional act.
The state appropriates the sum of $780,
900 for the four year period that will
elapse before the converting of another
legislature. This sum is divided into
monthly installments, $4,000 being avail
able annually.
There was no fight against the military
bill in the senate, during the week. The
Appropriation is practically the same as
that Of other years. The federal govern-7
nIent, since the present law was passed
in 1915, has taken the responsibility of
providing the national guards of the va
rious states with appropriations. The
and the salaries of the state military de-
partment attaches.
The house judiciary committee on
Thursday voted to make report on
the Orr bill, which will require concerns
and partnership in Alabama to give the
name age and address of each of the
members of the firm to the probate judge
of the county in which said concern or
partnership is formed and operated. Upon
the withdrawal of a member he must re-
port such to the probate judge. giving
the name, time of withdrawal and other
Information. If the withdrawal is not
reported the member Withdrawing will
he liable for debts contracted by his firm.
The purpose of the measure is to prevent
frauds from being practiced in the name
of a person not a member of the firm,
I.or after he has withdrawn.
Skyscrapers in Alabama will not be
required to erect fire escapes if such
buildings are fireproof if a bill of
Representative Benners of jefferson
county. reported favorably Thursday.
is enacted by the Legislature. The
present law requires certain buildings
to erect fire escapes and the tall buiid-
ings of the three principal cities of
the state are violating the law by not
placing these escapes, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the buildings are
fireproof. The Benners bill will elm
mate them from the present law.
The house revision of laws commit
tee discussed the Dickson measure,
which will require wholesalers to sell
direct to the consumer, also coal deal
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ATLANTA PLAYERS
GET SMALL BONUS

New Orleans, September 4.--Re-
ceipts which Atlanta players will
obtain from the series Of three vic
tories here ever New Orleans which
won the Southern assOcin tion cham
piOnship for the Crackers was an
nounced tonight as $S65.95. Gate re-
ceipts totaled $z7SO. 1t was recent
ly decided by the Atlanta club Of
fictals the share would go to the
players II they won the series.
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High Lights in Yesterdays
Session of the Legislature
BY VIM. l.. GORMLEY

ers TO sell in car load lots to the con-
sumers This is one of the many anti
profiteering bills in the present leg
islature The committee will have q
report on the bill for Friday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Another bill considered by the re-
vision of laws committee was that
which provides that man or woman
shall: have grounds for divorce when
either has been confined in an insane
asylum for period of 20 years.
Inferior courts and courts establish
ed in lieu of justice of the peace
courts in jefferson county, will have
concurrent Jurisdiction over all misde-
lmeanor cases now handled by the cir
cult courts, with the exception of the
subdivision at Bessemer, under a bill
reported fayorab1y by the House Ju-
dietary committee. The bill is by Sen
ator West of jefferson county.
A favorable report will be submitted
on the House bill of Representative
Sparks, which authorizes the secretary
of state to purchase $50 copies of
Seay's Amendments to the state Consti-
tuition, Compiled and Annotated"
Representative w. H. Shaw of Col
bert county, Thursday won his first
fight for ten year tax exemption
to the nitrate plant at Sheffield and
Florence, when the committee on ways
means and appropriations agreed to e.
port the bill favorably to the house
ON Friday. The exemptions will date
from the time construction work
started. which was two years ago. 1t
is said to be the intention of the
United States Government to turn the
plant over to private capital to oper-
ate, and Mr.. Shaw commended that the
state should grant exemptions for a
period of 10 years, because there
is little likelihood that the plant will
make expenses during that time.
Governor Kilby signed senate bill No.
28 of Senator West, which provides for
and regulates the drawing and use of
grand and petit juries in Jefferson
county criminal divisions of the circuit
court held at the county site The bill
provides that juries for criminal cases
shall be drawn from a box separate and
apart from that used for civil cases, and
provides that juries for civil cases may
be used when they are not engaged in
other cases.
The following bills were signed by the
governor Thursdty.
House joint resolution 1874: paying tri-
butte to Lieut.. Gen. Robert Lee Billiard.
Senate bill 465. To amend an act for
the better construction of the public
roads of Sumter county.
House bill 40: To make it unlawful to
solicit orders from or sell to tenants on
plantations in Dallas county.
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TROY

Troy. September Especial IA
Trojan has again been honored by the
big life insurance agencies. Hugh
Rodgers was named as president of
the 100000 club at the recent big
convention of the Franklin Life Insrr-
anee company at Spring field. Ill. Mr..
Rodgers was selected as a reward for
getting results in his work. In the
first eight months of the past year
he wrote III policies this number
leading the club He has the distiuc-
ton of writing the youngest and old
est policy holders ever accepted BY
the w. B. Folmar state agency. lie
wrote a policy for boy IL years old
and one for a man of So
G. c. WEIGH. sheriff at Camden, S
G., was in Troy this week and took
into custody and carried back with
him white man, John Ivey, who was
held on serious charge. Ivey has
been at work here on the new high
school building and was arrested by
Sheriff Reeves
Sheriff Picket of Union Springs
Bullock county. was here this week
and carried back with him negro
named Spoon, who had escaped from
the Bullock convict squad. He was
arrested by Deputy Pleas Nichols.
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Sharp Differences of
Opinion Over Coal
Situation Expressed

- ~ NSS1tf1se6 Pf6a6
washington, September 4.-Sharp diff
ferences of opinion on the probable coal
situation this winter were discussed by
Director General OF Railroads Hines and
F. s.. Peabody. formerly Of the fuel ad-
ministration, today before the Senate
Interstate commerce subcommittee in
vestigating increases in the price of coal
Director General Hines declared the
coal operators would lay strass on trans
portation difficulties to explain the in
creased coal prices, although in his opin-
lon the railroads would be able to move
all the coal necessary.
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ADJUSTMENTS


consequence his patience gave out
when the man ahead of him at the
water cooler poured four glasses into
an apparently bottomless void ami
showed signs of wanting more.
Say. guy" he burst out, you'd
make a hit in tn tank corps, you
would"
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international League

At Jersey City: Jersey City 8. Balti-
more 8.
At Buffalo: Buffalo s, Rochester Z.
At Reading: Reading so. Newark ~
At Toronto: Toronto s. Binghamton &
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Airplane mail freight and eventually
passenger service between the principal
| cities of Brazil is proposed by promoters
who have received government conces-
sion,
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| Both above and beneath the air cham
Der in French inventors automobile
tire are sections filled with elastic strips,
which come together and support the
| tire when punctured
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Women in England are buying their
own farms or their work truck and gar
den spaces in rather conspicuous num-
bers. This is an outcome of the ire
mendous work done by women on-~the
land during the war.
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International commissions. CThis amend.
ment was by Senator Fall, republican
of New Mexico, and involves $50 textua
changeS)
For limitation of the authority of tn
American representatives Of the repara
tions committee to act without instruc
, tons from their government. Except OF
shipping questions the American repre-
sentatives shall not act without direc
ton of their government
For equal voting rower in the leagu
council and assembly of the Unite,
States and Great Britain.
For prohibition against British colo
MES voting in league deliberations OF
questions between Great Britain and tn
United States.
Senator Fall did not press his amend
ment proposing elimination of the pro
vision for an international labor body
Adoption of the reservations today wa.
strenuously contested by democratic com
mittemen except Senator Shields. The lat
ter, 1t was said, declared emphatically
Tor reservations and only withheld hi.
vote on the reservation dealing will
territorial guarantees because of dis
agreements over the verbiage
The vote on adoption of the reservation
was 10 to on the withdrawal provision
3 to on that affecting territorial guar.
~ civ Ae~AAooeOS, ehi0 IL u q OH tIloot
dealing with domestic questions and tn.
Monroe Doctrine. Senators Borah, repub
lican, of Idaho, and Smith, democrat, O
Arizona, were not present but gave prox
les.
VOTE ON WITHDRAWAL
On the withdrawal reservation, the vot.
was: For adoption-Senators Lodge
Borah. Brandegee. Fall. Knox, Harding
Johnson, New and Moses. republicans
and Shields, Williams, Swanson. Pomer
enc, Smith and Pittman, democrat +
A clause in the original reservation
presented by Senator Lodge providing
that the United States might withdraw
from the league Internationally within
six months instead of at the end of two
years as provided in the treaty was elm
mated to s. with the republicans ma.
jority and Senator Shields voting t.
strike out the time limitation and Senator
McCumber and johnson joining six demo
Gratis in opposing it's elimination.
On the reservation concerning terri
torial guarantees and mandates, all tel
republicans, except Senator McCumber
voted for its adoption and Senator
Shields withheld his vote. Senator Nc
Cumber and the six democrats voted in
the negative.
All 10 republicans, including Mr.. Nc.
Cumber and Senator Shields, voted fol
the reservations as to domestic affair.
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imperative by the present legislature
if Alabama is to continue to participate
in this federal donation. Failure to
do so will mean that Alabamas part
approximately s5,0O0,0OO, will be used
for building roads in other states of
the union.
This highway bill was submitted to
the recess committee and with a few
minor amendments added, was unani-
mously approved. Soon after the re-
convening<of the legislature. the senate
passed the bill unanimously and with
out debate.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-05

Carranza Orders Census
Mexico City. August president Car
rama has ordered that a general census
of the republic be taken next year.
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Eugene O'Brien. as THE Perfect
Lover" is still drawing good crowds
at the Alcazar and will be shown to-
day and tomorrow. This photopiay
has proved one of the best drawing
cards the Alcazar has shown in a lons
time and only goes to prove the truth
of the well-known adage. "All the
world loves a lover
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Bill Hart has signed two-year con-
tract with Famous Players-Lasky. He
will make nine pictures. The ar
rangement means new financial
agreement, but outside of that the
Hart programme remains much the
same. He will retain his old organ
ization, working at the same studs
under the management of E. A. Allen,
in the same typeAof outdoor picture
that has made hNp famous film
figure.
They are saying around the Lasky
lot in Hollywood that little Lila Lee
nee Cuddles Edwards, is developing
into film player extraordinary under
the tutelage of Cecil DeMille, who cast
her for the role of 'Tweeny'' in '~rhe
Admirable Crighton," and the studio
wiseacres intimate that she gives
Gloria Swanson a good run for first
feminine honors. Miss Lee will re-
main under the DeMille guidance
henceforth.
Tsuru Aoki. the charming little wife
of Sessue Hayakawa. Is soon to reap
pear on the screen as a star after a
lengthy eclipse in the shadow of her
talented husband. In the old Domiuo-
Ince days Sessue used to play in sup
port of Tsuru. Now Mrs. Sessue will
make her stellar premier in '"rhc
Breath of the Gods" for Universal.
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The house revision of laws commit
tee discussed the Dickson measure,
which will require wholesalers to sell
direct to the consumer, also coal deal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
0 niezwyklym przypadku do.
nosza Z Moarhead.

MOORHEAD, MINI 1 listop.
Kooner b. G. Melander W pow,
Clay, rozpoczal dis sprawie dwo
jjga dzieci zabitych wczoraj poz
no Wieczorem przez aeroplan kie
roWany przez p6lkownika Ed. Ak
-berga, Enderlein n. Oak
Clifford Lomsdal, 8letni chIo-#
:piec j Elsie Moo, 14cie lat stara
zostali zabici gdys aeroplan Ak
.berga uderzyl lekko SAME kt6ry-
mi ofiary 13 innych dzieci Wra
.calo ze szkoly. Te drugie dzieci.
.zostaly ranione gdy ogon planu
.przewr6cil sanki gdy Axberg
.chcial sic wznosic Axberg po od-
k1syciu tego tlumaczyl sic ze dzie-
byiy jemu " drodze gdy on Ia.
=dowal. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
0peratorzY min oshzegaja
lecz ME oglosih plan6w.

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona' Mimi, on
Nov. i 1919 as required by the
Act Of Congress, Oct. 6, 1917.
CHICAGO, III. 1-go listopada.
100000 g6rnikow lmijnych "a
strajkowalo dis w zywicznych
kopalniach. Pzyzwalajac ma. ia
dania opcrator6w kt6rych by}o
kilku, Gale 100000 chca stac przy
strajku. Liczba ludzi roszczacych
pretensye przez unie, kt6rzy wy
szl na strajk pred poludniem,
zgadzajaca sic zap}aconym
czlonkowstwem w plice glownej
kwatery narodowej w Indianapo-
lis przy koncu sierpina wynosi
401 ,438.
Nigdzie ME raportowano 0 ME
porzadkach tax wczesnie tego
dnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
0bostrzenie juz sic rozpoczelo

CHICAGO, Ill. l listop.-Dzis
rozpocza1 sic tn akt przymusoWej
prohibicyi. Levy Mayer adwokat
W sprawach dystylarnych udal
sic do Washingtonu ably rozpo-
czac czynnosc W wyzszym sadzie
Stan6W Zjednoczonych.
Pan Mayer powiada re mu sic
zdaje re prohibicya wojenna sic
skonczy1a a vice take prawa
jak .akt rewidowania i konfiska-
eva staja sic " " illinois bezskutecz
ne. On powiada re zaklada sWa
opinie ma decyzyi federalnego sa-
du w. Louisville diva dni temu
ma veto pofozonem przez prezy-
denta Wilsona ia prohibicye pod
czas wojny, kt6ra pan Mayer na
zywa ostatecznem wydaniem
Wyroku przez prezydenta re de
lnobi bilizacya zostafa ukonczona. S
Louisvillska decyzya utrzymu-
je ze akt prohibicyi wojennej
.przekroczyl piata poprawke do
.konstytucyi. Rad ozWany.
wprost do wyzszego sadu a pan
Mayer powiada ze wtej spraWie
udaje sic do Washingtonu.
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Agenci cd dochod6w skarbo-
Nych maia wieIe piracy.

WASHINGTON, / 1isop. O:
barczeni drastycznemi ustaWami
WproWadzenia aktu prohibicyi,
ktory uskuteczniony zosta1 dgy
prohibicya wojenna, po przepro.
Wadzeniu przez senat miary po-
mad veto prezydenta skonczyla
sic wczoraj p6zno wieczorem, a
genci W biurze wewnetrznych do
chod6w skarbowych rozpoczeli
dis zadana prace wykonania alb
solutnych zapsWiedzi 0 fabryko-
waniu i sprzedazy likieroW.
Ki1ka pozostalych W Stanach
Zjednoczonych salonow byly
dis otWarte. dla sprzedazy tylko
trunk koWz 20 mniej niz pofowe 0
jeden procent alkoholu. Lecz na
przekore temu drastycznenu po-
stanowieniu to ME poWinno do
tyczyc czlowieka kt6ry ma nagro
mad zone zapasy dla sWego WIas-.
.nego IlzYttlSl ..S <+@ IS .5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-04
'Rodziice !| zaglodz dzonej d1ew- d i
czyny I are ztoWani.

GRANVILLE, N. DAK.s1 list.
Walter Zimmerman j jego iona
zostali W ponie edzialek aresztowa-
nj, W po}aczeniu e sniercia Mar
garety Kottke, 7mio letniej cork
panstwa Artur6w Kottke, kt6rej
zwloki znalezione zostaly W prze-
SLY czwartek W stogu slomy ME
daleko domu Zimmerman6w.
Matka dziecka, PAM Arthuro-
wa Kottke jej MAJ, ktory sic 2.
MIA ozenif rok po urodzeniu sic
dziecka, ME zostaf aresztowany
lecz znajduje sic pod scisly1n do
zorem. Zwfoki dziewczecia male
ziono W czwartek. DR.. Stone y
Balfour, kt6ry odby1 egzaminacy
i zo1adka j orzekl ze dziecko u
mario 2 glodu.
. Spostrzegl takze ze W zoladku
naAowaly sic oznaki jaklchs OBJ
cych substancyi Ola tego poslaI
zoladek do. stanowego chemika
Or a p. ~ Ladd " Fargo. RAPPORT
q analizie Wykazes praWdopo dob
ME re dziecko byllo zatrute pos
No.