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?VEMJJEll 14, Up
PITT COUSTY,
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PARTMENT OF JU8TICI
?W ' ?? 5 1 ?15
agitators.-^ 3
sir wMch toolt
iladelphia, Ctil
Decide th* Usue of Legality Calm- ??
I y and Without Prejudice.
Delaware shipbuilders' councir oi
"The/e were only two ways opeo
to me to. -onfowses- the law, one by
: BEING MZTED
IKANSA8 RIOTEH8.
| PEOPLE TAKEN BE*
WAR CAN,BE DECLARE
Criticism ofths
to FoHow.
miscarried again, tfce senate adjourn
ing after six Hours of speech making,
fronting it, while there hid been only
two in toe morning.
The only vote taken was on the pro*
posal of 8enator LaFoiuiette, repub*
can," Wisconsin, to * strike . > out the
treaty's labor proyijtens, and" after it
On these and on the amendments of
Senator Gore, democrat; Oklahoma, to
prohibit war without *??- advisory
vote of the people.tha leaders hope
to get. toal acfton,. r- ?g:
It bad been the expectation of the
loaders on both sides to wipj tne
slate clean of amendments by Noting
on the 'Qore proposal immediately a*
nr" ? *,,v Jf? W|TVW?** MHM4VIMW *?? ? *7",,
OCIATION '8 TO CONVENE
? GREENSBORO NOVEMBER 8
AND 9 AT THE O. H*NRV/ ^
Pair Subscription Rate* and Coda of
$thlcs WW Be Among the Leading
Concord.-J. B. Sherrill, secretary"
If the North Caroline Press associa
tion, gavo oat information relative to
mid-winter meeting of tfc? asso
-v.;||,l?<4 mfeaitog Will be held in Green*
bore, at the O. Henry Hotel on Jaou
ufps and 9th.|;l Mr. j[ Sherrill points
out' that tha executive committee of'
th$, association, in deciding upon the
lp#(^ng place and . the time, also de
cided that the convention will devote
ite entire time to discussion of mat
ters -pertaining to the printing and .
pubUahin#;hu5ine9S. It is proposed to
have five-minute talks on the first
day ob topics that are of. yttal inter
est tft/ev^ry memb<$fe tf ' tha associa
tion The following will be some of
thn mhiflcts :
'ion of standard
d for full produc
'peT Vfaif'sa?
>d? or?thics tor
ii i ? *?.".? ?
wealthy citizens
be held In
Uan churct
ioare;- night
Person
DR. ANNA MOUTET
V.
:g Dr. Ahtta Moutet of France ie one
of thp noted woman surgeons her* for
the convention of women fthyalclans
caiied by the social morality commit
tee of the C. A- She has r?
ceived "many ^decorations for heroic
ami skillful work on the battlefield.
Late in the Day Senator* Lodge and
Hitchcock Held a Conference Wltb
the VtefcPresMent on 8ubjact CS
frttraar* ? n , V v 4 Jtfr r ? ~K..
Washington ? Further Indication*
that the peace treaty fight may lead
to a continuing deadlock developed
while the senate loaders were trying
in vaia to fix a definite date for a roll
'^devised to hasteaf
endments and a font]
reservations will j
UWCIL
supreme councfl, sitting |
a- of foreign affato, a?
ft of a treaty ty be con
of racial and other mli
VW" ^ I
decided to request the
nianf tog||en to traffk
is crossing the German
"Warsaw. The
examine the ques
NO EFFECTIVE PEACE CAM ML'
ASSURED UNDER PRES.BNT
APPARENT CONDITIONS.
MBST jjf ? '?'S
German/ Will B? Required to Replaoc
Vessel* Either Sunk or Destroyed
At Scapa Flow With Others.
? Washington.? Notice was -served on
i Germany by th.e allied and associated
' powers In a note and accompanying
protocol^ that 'the treaty of peace
woi\ld Rot go Into force jntilOermany
executed to the satisfaction of the a I
lied and associated powers obliga
tions asRiuned under the armistice
convention and additional agree
moats.
The note, made pvbUc, provides
that thf German gov* p*ment shall
send representatives to Paris Novenf
her 10 towmake final arvsngemeuts for
tite imttmg into effect >f the treaty.
But the" note specifies lhat before the
treaty can be made eifctlve the Gar
man i epresofftatives shall obligate
their nationtocarry out die terms
P^rotocol.
The protocol contains a number d
obligations assumed by Germany in
the armistice convention and cornel*
mentary agreements which have nil,
been carried out and which have been
rfiie suhject of urgent representations
These Include the withdrawal of Gar
man troops from Ra*:^n territory
MOat important, horevar, In the ob
ligations GSrin an^is asked toua^
jourt developments a?} Indiana]
m!gbt point tfre way to an early
log of the ?oal strike,- goyernn
agencies nevertheless put forth
dewed aad more determined aCprl
protect the public again-jt tflBtres!
tnpst certain to result from a
traded suspension ot mining op
f^splp
r Realising tLat the country fa b
tng three, times as much coal as
mines are turning oat, the rail
administration, the great cojtl
tributing wtpcy through its wc
created centra! cos! coinmittea,
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