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A." V" . ;,,r- TEN THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 19Z1. MUTT AND JEFF This discussion didn't last very Ion g. CCopyright. 1920. C. FUer.gy gjJU J l&HJllU I I N. f Til AT" frr.C T-7S A . . S. If . I . mat goY! He- ttws v BGLieiic- iv) M do (vxuy GIBS AT MANY I -THE r i 'a i rkii n iriin i iiiivja l ii i riiiviivima i w . i n i a i inn i i i ai " w mm J that's wrtAT I've I p- - VBeueoe-y T to- f ' -J , U - I poop JoSGPHINe: HAT AW AWFUL DEAD NEGRO LEADS TO DISCOVERY OF ROBBERY CAN'T JOIN LEAGUE AS TREATY SEEMS TO SAYl0- K" " A Secretary Hughes Did Not In tend to Leave Door Open for This Country By DAVID LAWRENCE (Copyright, 1921, by The Star) WASHINGTON, Aug. 31. Secretary Hughes is of the orinion that the new treaty with Germany doesn't permit the United States to join the league of nations except by a treaty to which the senate has given its constitutional consent. He didn't intend the lan guage of the new pact to be Inter preted in any other way and had no desire to use phrases which could in any way give rise to what he con siders an absoird viewpoint namely the joining of the league wtihout the consent of the senate. But there is a divergence of opinion on this subject. And the Interesting thing now is to see whether the allies consider the action of the Harding administration as absolutely final or whether they believe the door is still open for a future administration to take the vacant chair in the council Df the league. It is pointed out by those who dif fer with Mr. Hughes that the present administration did not feel bound to consult the senate when a represen tative was sent officially to the su preme council and that if the execu tive cared to do so he could send an American diplomat to take America's seat in the council of the league1. The allies couldn't possibly misunderstand the presence of an American representative at the coun cil of the league for the new treaty specifically says the United States is not bound by any provisions of the convenant or action of the council "unless the United States gives its assent." The department of state is authority for the view that the words "United States" as used in the new pact with Germany mean the United States as a constitutional fact which Implies of course that the President and secretary of state have certain powers of agreement with other na tions which do not require the assent of congress and certain powers which necessitate ratification by the senate. It is therefore possible for the Presi dent and secretary of state to concur In certain coumes of action taken by the council of "the league without asking senate ratification. Certainly the present administra tion has no such intention. Ambas sador Harvey was right when he pre dicted that the Harding administra tion wouldn't have anything to do di rectly or indirectly with the league but the significant fact is that if an administration comes into power which is more friendly to the league than the Incumbent authorities it may be possible for the new treaty with Germany to be interpreted as permit ting an American representative to sit in the council officially or unoffi cially and represent the president of the United States. The allies and the other countries of the world must decide the question. The membership of the council is specifically designated to include the United States. The council has the right to increase or diminish its mem bership but must have the approval of the assembly. Shall th seat of the United States be filled by some other nation or shall It always re main vacant as a standing invitation to the American government to send a representative to the council any time it wants to determine whether to give Its assent or not to an action bv the council. Since the new treaty with Germany Indicates that the United States might conceivably want to con cur in some things done by the leapue the allies would be denying America an opportunity to get the facts first hand through an official or unofficial observer if they formally eliminated the name of the United Stat03 f rt m charter membership in the council But Its up to the other nations. So far as the pretajit administration is concerned it shows indifference as to whether' the seat is kept vacant or filled by some other country. Administration officials are inclined to resent any interpretation belnt? placed upon the various parts of the new German treaty except the one they had in mind when the document was drafted and it was recalled today I hut the last administration also resonted any other interpretation of article n except the one It claimed to . avj had in mind at Paris. Nevert'n.-ls is fha opponents of article ten succeeded In .defeating the whole treaty because they persuaded a majority of the sen ate to believe that the mooter! article made it possible for the words "United States" to be construed as meaning the executive and not necessarily congress. MT. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL, and COMMERCIAL COURSES that, lay a complete foun dation for the'study of professions and give an adequate knowledge of modern business methods. Two and four-year courses, i Special depart ment for ooys over 12 years. Com plete Laboratories. Athletics. Cat alog. "BROTHER "JAMES", Director Carroll StAtloa - . .Baltimore. Jtfd. (Special to The Star) BURGAW, N. C. Aug. 31. There was a tragedy enacted near Burgaw this morning before day on the Coast line, when a youns negro was killed, pre sumably by the train passing here at 4:30 o'clock. This followed the break ing into the store of Mrs. Huhn hrre some time in the night, discovered when another young negro, the com panion of the one that was killed, 'ame up town to get a doctor to go and look after his companion. Policeman Bird and Deputy Sheriff Malpass went with the negro where the body of the dead negro was. and by his suspicious actions, the officers secured the goods they had taken out of the store, consisting of three pairs of men's shoes. The boy confessed that they had broken into the store and had taken these shoes, and had se creted them in the bushes some dis tance from the railroad track. He salj that they had seated themselves on t'ae end of some crossties, and the proba bility is that the dead man was asleep and did not hear the train. The othr boy said he heard it just in time to save himself. He was lodged in jail. This is the second robbery which has occurred here in the last month, and the people are getting rather sore over these occurrences. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Paddison, of Rocky Mount, has returned to their home after a week's visit to Mr. Pad dison's family. George L. Paddison, Esq., after a month's pleasant vacation at home, left last Thursday for Montana. REDMAN CARRIED TO HOSPITAL Harry Redjnan. the white man found Sunday in the office of Dr. W. C. Gal loway in a stupor from" the effects of some narcotic, was removed from the county jail to a local hospital yester day morning for treatment. Redman, facing a charge of breaking and enter ing and larceny, was to have been tried before the recorder yesterday morning., but his condition was such that a trial was impossible. Redman walked out of the courtroom, but was immediately picked up and placed in jail. Within fe. few minutes he had torn off part of his clothes and was demanding morphine. Physicians advised his removal to a hospital for treatment. WILMINGTON MONDAY SEPT. A SHOW OF SUPREMELY STUPENDOUS SURPRISES EVERY ACT A FEATURE and EVERY FEATURE A THRILL! 95 Cnmnnc Cnnmt flftiimc a lauiviu iiuiuj uuhium A PEERLESS PROGRAM ol PRE-EMINENT PERFORMERS OrVE-JVilLE OF" " MAGNIFICENT PARADE DAILY NOON DAY Of SHOW. 2 PerlorraiBces Attrrnooi & Night i YOU WILL FIND "THE MORNING STAR" WANT AD PAGES SURE BUSINESS GETTERS MORNING STAR WANT ADS. IT WILL PAY YOU TO MAKE A LIBERAL USE OF "THE STAR" WANT AD PAGES THE MORNING STAR Classified Rates j Twenty-five words or less in this typo, 25c each insertion; lc f.i, each additional word. BLACK-FACE TYPE ADS TO'KM'l-FIiE WOitDS Oil LESS liS THIS SAZE 'I'lii'E, 6Uc bACU ISEHTIOA) -c i'OB tACU ADUlTii'AL WORD. Blank space, paragraphed, and ..-rouble column want ads. $1.12 fer inch. Classified ads on strictly cash asis. Classification not guaranteed ffter ; p. m. A Li. CLASSIFIED ADS CARE OF MOKWNG STAR AKE STRICTLY CONFIDEN TIAL. The Morning Star will only be responsible for the first incorreot insertion of any advertisement, omission of "keys" or errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisements will not be corrected by "make jsood" lnser-.ions. Want Ad Dept. .Phone 51 Help Wanted WANTED Four lady solicitors. Must come highly recommended as to Charactor. Attractive proposition for parties possesing selling ability. Ap ply circulation manager. Morning Star. tf-dh WANTED AT ONCE Competent young lady for clerical work. Apply Willard Dry Cleaning Co., 17 Princess street. 8-31-2tc WANTED Stenographer and clerk for high school. Apply new building or phone 1301-W? 9-l-2t WANTED Bookkeeper and stenog rapher combined for wholesale groc ery at once. Prefer competent settled man. State reference and salary ex pected. Book-keeper, care Star. 9-l-lt Situation Wanted YOUNG lady with five years' success ful teaching experience (same posi tion relected), with good college edu cation, first srade certificate, wishes third grade work in good nine months school, or principalship of rural grad ed school and teach intermediate or primary grades (except first.) Good dis ciplinarian, best references. Address "Teacher." care Star. 9-1 YOUNG lady with good college educa tion wishes position in bank where hard work guarantees advancement. No stenography. Personal interview any time this week. Best references. Would accept other office work where business college training is not essen tial. Address "Bank," care Star. 9-1 : Admission :- Adults, 60c. All Children Un der 12,. 30c . War Tax Included YOUNG lady wants position as sales lady in ready-to-wear dept.; several years experience; can give good refer ences. Address "Saleslady," care Star. 9-l-4t POSITION WANTED By an expe rienced lady stenographer. Address X. care of Star. 9-l-2t WHITE MAN 63 years old needs work. Can you help us find some for him. He has been regularly employed until eight weeks ago. He is strong physi cally and is able and willing to work hard. We can recommend him heartily. If you can help us, phone 1946 or ad dress Calvary Baptist Church. 9-1-lt Wanted Miscellaneous DEEP WELL DRILLINO and general pump repairing. Work done propt ly. Work guaranteed. For prices, etc.. write or apply to Guthrie & Yopp. 209 Princess "St. Phone 313. 7-8-tf WANTED One 6x12 or 15 planer and matcher. Prefer Fay & Eagan. L.; E. Squires. Council, N. C. 8-31-5tc WOULD LIKE to have a piano for the storage. Will assure perfect care. 117 Wrightsville avenue or: phone 1147-W. , 9-l-lt GOOD table board with nice front room; reasonable price 401 No.'Und. . 9-l-7tc WANTED A few cars edspinei ; 4-4, s 6-4 and 8-4 No. 1 and 2: state" price wanted. . - , .'--V 91-t Lost and Found STOLEN FORD ROADSTER. MAK ER'S M'BER 4152495. LICENSE No. 26874. 50 REWARD FOR RECOVERY. NOTIFY C. D. PAGE, CLARKTON, N. C. 8-31-4t LOST A pair of Tortoise shell eye glasses on Front street between Chestnut and Ann Sts. Finder please return same to 14 N. 9th street and re ceive reward. 9-1-lt Rooms Wanted APARTMENT OR ROOMS FOR HOUSE KEEPING, FURNISHED OR UN FURNISHED, DESIRED BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS.. OCTOBER 1. GIVE FULL INFORMATION. AD DRESS, "H. C T." CARE THE STAR. 8-30-4t-dh Houses Wanted OCTOBER 1ST. three or four room apartment or small bungalow, desir able location; rive price and location. Address "W. M.. care Star. 9-l-lt WANTED TO RENT A nice home 7, 8 or 9 rooms in good neighborhood not far out for Oct.lst: no children; take perfect care property. Answer at once. Call 1154-J. 9-1-lt WANTED TO "Hwo"r family of four adults, ffe Vr Six room house in Carolina Heights or place, if suita ble, would be taken tti two years' lease. Advise c location and rent de sired. Mr A. M.-. Thomson, - P. O. Box 401. Wilmington. 8-30, 9-1-4-U WANTED Furnished - apartment or bungalow. Would -prefer Sunset Park. Address B. B. care. Maryland Wrecking Co. 9-1-tfc Rdoms For Rent ROOM Four blocks from postoffice. Steam heat, private entrance and connecting bath. Neatly furnished and rent reasonable. Gentlemen pre ferred. P. O. Box 597. 8-31-2t FOR RENT Furnished bed rooms in Grand theater building; all conven iences. D. R. Foster & Co., agents. 9-1-ltc FOR RENT Furnished room with all modern conveniences, near business section; also garage. Apply 111 Grace street or Phone 551. 9-1-lt FOR RENT One double bed room, con necting to bath. Apply 314 Red Cross street. Phone 883-W. S-l-2t FOR RENT Two or three cool unfur nished rooms, next to bath. Phone 1199-W, or call , at 313 North Second street. 9-1-lt FOR RENT October 1 first class apartment, seven roonis: steam heated. For further particulars ad dress M. K., P. O. Box 73S City. 9-1-lt NICELY FURNISHED bed room, suit able for two gentlemen, 103 Walnut street. 9-1-ltc FOR RENT Three nice lar.j unfur nished rooms for light houskeoping. Call after 4 p. m. 218 McRay St. -l-lt . . , g" Houses For Rent FOR RENT Five room cottage for September and October, Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Phone C. D. Maffltt, 880 Wilmington, or phone 7620-J. 8-17-tfc FOR SALE OR RENT Grocery store with large dwelling combined, doing cash business. Address T. G. L., care Star. t .8-28-7t Real Estate FOR SALE One of the most attrac tive home sites in Sunset Park. Fac ing river on high prominence, com manding view of several miles. Will sell for much less than actual value or will consider exchange for Ford sedan in good condition. Geo. W. Bailey, Howard-Wells Amusement Co "8-31-5t ; $3,500 BUYS NEW Ave -room bunga low on Wrightsville Turnpike; goo-J size lot. James & James, Inc.. agents. Phone 163. 9-1-ltc LAST CHANCE to et 610 Market St. Don't let this opportunity jf-it away from you. House has eiht roorns, two baths with tile floors, hardwood floors throughout balance, of hou-.;e, furnace, gas radiators; in fact, every moder convenience. See us riht aw.'iy. James & James, Inc., solo agents. Phones 163 and 164. 8-1-lto $250 CASH WILLBUY six-room home . on Castle street; balance on good terms.. James . James.- Inc.: sole acents. . Phone 16 tf-l-lte Real Estate NEW SIX ROOM bungalow at Winoca Terrace can be bougnt on the easy payment plan. You vill have to in spect this place to rea'ize i:s value. James & James, Inc. Phbnu 103. 9-1-ltc I . ON ORANGE STREET, Carolina Court, we have six room bungalow for $4, 000. Can arrange excellent terms. A bargain. Applewhite & Sailing, 204 Princess street. 9-1-ltc $4,500 WILL BUY NEW five-room bungalow at Winoca Terrace. Good terms. See Ira Hines, with Jam-is & James, Inc. Phone 163. 3-1-ltc 202 WRIGHTSVILLE AVENUE is one of the best values in this section; good terms. James & James, Inc., sole agents. 9-1-ltc ON MARKET STREET ROAD, just be yond city limits, we have a nice lit tle six room bungalow, with unning water, that you can buy cheap. Good size lot. See James & James, Inc., role agents. Phone 163. 'J-l-ltc 213 NORTH SIXTH STREET has eight rooms, two baths; also large lot.' This is one of the best buys on the market today. Can be used by two families if desired. See James & James. Inc., agents. Phone 163. 9-1-ltc $3,250 BUYS NICE five-room bunga low in Winoca Terrace. Here's yout chance to get a new home in this de sirable location. Good terms. James & James. Inc.. agents. Phone 163. 9-1-ltc. STORE BUILDING and dwelling com bined in good retail section. Will give good terms or will trade other real estate. See James & James, Inc., sole agents. Phone 163. 9-1-ltc CAROLINA HEIGHTS bungalow for sale on easiest of terms. Will con sider accepting other property as part payment. James & James, Inc , agents. 9-1-ltc Automobiles EVEREADY STORAGE Batteries for Ford, Oakland, Chevrolet, Mitchell, Dort and great many other cars, $25. Exchange price $23.50. Hughes Sales & Service Co., corner Second and Mar ket streets, Wilmington, N. C. 8-27-10tc AUTO TROUBLE, anywhere, any time. Best service guaranteed. Phone S03-J. Baldwin's Garage, Eleventh and Market streets. S-28-30t $600 WILL BUY" a brand new Chev rolet car run less than 30 days. Struthers & Wells, 210 Princess street. Phone 472. 8-30-7tc FOR SALE CHEAP One King eight roadster, like new. Driven less than seven thousand miles. 8-31-4tc ONE BUICK touring car. excellent con dition, good tires, thoroughly over hauled. One Ford coupe, '21 model, like new. One Hudson touring, thor oughly overhauled, new tires and just out of paint shop. The above cars can be seen and demonstrated at Broadfoot Iron Works after 9 o'clock. 8-31-4tc FOR SALE Saxon roadster at a bar gain if sold at once. Newly painted, new battery and generator; excellent condition. Phone 2329. Pioneer Ser vice Station. 9-1-lt FORD OWNERS Overhauling differ entials. $7; rebushing steering gear, $2.75; relining clutch, $2.50 or $-5 Gen uine Ford parts. Prices and rwork guaranteed. Other prices tomorrow. Highsmlth's Garage, Fourth Street bridge. 9-1-ltc For Sale Miscellaneous PINE AND OAK WOOD Prompt deliv ery. William Daniels, 615 Campbell street. Phone 601-J. Wood, prompt de livery, split or cut any way you de sire. 8-31-7t HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale. Call at 309 Cottagre Lane. 8-31-3t TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED AND RE1VTED. All makes. Oar repair service Is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Phone for repairman. WILMINGTON TYPEWRITER AND . SUPPLY CO., 515 Murchison Building 8-28-tf SEPTEMBER 3 is not far off. Better come in today and get shares in the 104th series of 50c Building & Loan, maturing 3 1-2 years, now being issued at W. P. Fletcher's real estate office, 103 Cnestnut street. D. D. Boylan, president; WJ P.' Fletcher, secretary and treasurer. Home Building & Loan Association, ' 8-27-7tc For Sale Miscellaneous WOOD FOR SALE Dry pine and oak; prompt delivery. Thanking you in advance. Horace Wortham's Wood Yard, 104 Marstellar St. Phone 636-W. 8-30-7t DOD! WOOD! WOOD! Order your wood early thij season. Pine or oak. Lowest prices in the city. McLaughlin and Polite. 1210 South Second street. Phone 171C-W. 8-2-tf FOR SALE Pears, suitable for cook, lng or preserving. V. S. Shepard, 719 Nion street. Phone 2060. We deliver anywhere in the city. 8-;J3-tfc FOR SALE White Enamaled Barber Chairs; large stock on hand. Con ner & Walters Co.. Charlotte. N. C. 8-ll-tfe WOOD! WOODi WuODi For nc pine or oak wood. , bix loads and Quick delivery, call phone 840-J. Williams' Wood Yard. 2-l-t . FOR SALE Two hundred barrels eat ing Irish potatoes and fifty boxes lemons. Samuel Bear Sr. & Sons. 8-30-7t $225 PARLOR SUIT for $75. Call at Davis-Daniels Co., 9 a. m., 15 South Second street. 9-1-lt BUTTERMILK, for cookins, 25c a gal lon, at store, for resc of wesk. War ren Ice Cream Co. 18 North Second St. Phone 485. 9-1-lt SPECIAL PRICES on bath caps. All bath caps will be sold at half price. C. H. Fore & Co. 9-l-lt Announcements NO HARD TIMEa In Brunswick coun ty.. Wilminston P. O. Box No. 25 Is Wilmington address of The Southport News, published Thursdays. 7-2U-tfc THREE MONTHS' Subscription free. Get truth about Montana oil fields. Snappy paper. Name and address on postal brings it. Northwestern Oil Re view, Spokane, Wash. 8-25-7t Announcements SAVE MONEY! And there is no bet ter way than the facilities offere by the Carolina Building; and Loai Association. New series open all thl week. L. W. Moore, secretary; E. 1 Taylor, president. 205 Princess st. 8-28-6b IF you ever want a home, or ever ex pect to save any money, do it b starting this week in the new serieJ of the Carolina Building and Loan As sociation. Assets more than $560,00(1 Get the shares; we pay the taxes. I W. Moore, secretary; E. T. Tayloi president. 205 Princess st. 8-28-6b LUMBER LUMBER LUMBER Made in Wilmington Every Week Heart Framing; Heart Flooring; Rift Flooring; Siding-, Celling, Base ' . J. N. BRYANT Mill at Hilton. Phone 742 FOR THE SHORT ana long trip see on line of Indestructo ami Hartuai trunks. A full line of leather sul cases and hand bags at special prlcei See Chas. Finkelstein, corner Front an Market streets. Phone 642. 8 1-t Wise People Look Ahead WHY HAVE A DOCTOR who is graduate in medicine? For the same reason that you should have a drug gist who is a graduate of pharmacy. Have your prescriptions filled at Han over Drug Co., Seventh and Castle, by a registered graduate. Phone 266. Quick deliveries. 7-31-31tc - - --- . VVILLARD DRY O LEANING CO Steam and French cleaning. Auto ! delivery. We also do rough cleaning j ror pressing clubs. 17 Princess street. Phone 855. 6-1-tV AUTOS PAINTED, tops made, upholst ering, cabinet work, awnings made. Prices one-third off. Let me show you. Satisfaction guaranteed. E. G. King, 301 S. Front. 6-16-tf Kyt,-rat lire depends largely upon the care bestovred at preent. Peo ple who know avail themselves r.f our expert service, thns comfort and preservation of the eyesight follow us cause and effect. WE MAKE SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES Bring Us Your Broken Lenses, We Can Duplicate Them We Grind Lenses While You Wait This Is the Kind of Service Yon Want Wly N-t Get Itf DR. VINEBERG MASONIC TEMPLE CAROLINA Building and Loan Asso ciation, issuing new series next Sat urday, 25c weekly, maturing $100 per share in little over six years. Assets over $560,000; get the shares; we pay the taxes. L. W. Moore, secretary; E. T. Taylor, president. 205 Princess st. 8-28-6tc WOOD Good dry slabs and pine wood, cut and split; good loads. We also have machine for cutting wood in your yard. Phone 850-J. Whiteman's Wood Yard. 8-28-7t BUSINESS AND PARTNER SHIP INSURANCE Saves to the surviving members -thi management and control of businesi Insures the most . valuable asset o any business the human dynamo brains, foresight, energy, personalitj power to plan, build and execute. For detailed information consult THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANC1 COMPANY OF NEW YORK A. B. CROOM, Jr. Manager Wilmington District 301 Southern Building Wilmington, North Carolina USE THE STAR WANTS WANTED IMMEDIATE employment Iy young married man with family. Fourteen years with last employer. Quali fied to fill any of the following positions: Office or store manager, book-keeper, salesman, billing clerk; also rail road experience. Best of references. Address, P. O. Box 598, City. FOR SALE One $450 latest model National Cash Register.' One $150 Dayton Computing Scale, latest model. All of these machines good as new and can be bought at a sacrifice price on account of our increased business demanding a different checking system. Apply at THE GROCERTERI A
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