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DETAILS UP BEFORE-:
COUNCIL OF THRE
OTHER OEUBf IT lABRFSR cjHCTE!
VERSAILLES EE!
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ii PACKAGE
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j Senator Scene
::t Inception jrnd
sons Might Have
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, ,: ;.'-ii:iu' en iiifiM'liat
; s'.ilislmry i:o:-L
i,ii night i'roMi
.; i.) "Sen'itor Leo
lid-iiry. . V" 'ihe
i up in t i iiit for
last night, and
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v, i-i t.i n'C 'IP nssort-
The Question of the Captur
ed, German Cables Is Alsr
Being Discussed by th
Council Today.
FIRST MEETING OF ALL
DELEGATES TODAY
German Delegates at Meet
ing Today, Twenty-Four
Hour Strike in Effect in
Paris and Mot of France.
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v.- ,,. i machine Si'HSfl-
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pi ess dispatcher-,
;. :if t In in diseovoted
s i aim- I'l inaii, .tin!
,1! it V.ilS SOOU that tin
n eOery 1 ft :t 1 1 t pack-
ll.li'S III !-J 7.0, Ml.ip-
r;ipi r. iu :i limine
i.-i! ! "ii;:- meat ly wrap-
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, i i ; i l!: 1 .V-nl .-:t ufHro,
" i'.'.'.vdin nt ti'.ut' virc
1 1. . i : 1 1 i '--i t :ii '7isliiiij;tii!K and up
,,r i-; ,'.Tll'Ctf(l It. 'IV' lit OlK'P tO
i,!' ill p:ic!;:iirt'. It is fl'-
Hial'tli" p'tU'ljii'.a' H'UJ!ot TOi'.cll
vi nni h ifn.i-' l:ist ni;:lit, as;' the
;ni..'iiii'rs' "i' ''t'liulor and ilrs.
ut.' man-inl at S o'clock
. : . i ..: .1..,.!.:..
r Hill.:'. 1 'if nii.ni in 1 1 .i tiwuiFiv..
liiim!ri-i!s of packages
ui,- s were being received
I Hhi ! v i : t the )vi rinan home
ivi'iiiiii lit niu' vi! the scene of n
i i
it . '.'('trpin n aim was crowuv.i
K-.ii.-iiH nsit'ing people," and had
I-!- n tleiivereil at once, it
I,;,.,' .r.':icli(Ml' the liome at 1he
fcli." mvntuui va.- et us neignr.
v i'vtTni;:ii -li".! no intimation ho
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Li ri'.'r.v :imv : uc!i paci;agi uu
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i i,i Miviins v as iu' was ui ur
!f l!ic '.-'riiate coriii'lltec inVestl-
I'n' 'r.'ipigiMiil-i, activities o
'.V. W.. :ui l siniilar organization.
-.. iii" 'lie beer' and whit-key ln-
Mliinnc tin' past several months.-
r (ivi rniai: stated this morning
- luiil ivrnitly reecived a miin-
jf ili!v::t.'aii!U' loiters, one or two
!lip';i;'iiiiri his life. - . :
rai-iy. May 1. Various lc- t de
tei's'of the pcaro treaty were takeii
I'D today by the 'roiincil of thr'c.
:!)om,t ji in the o,uc tion of .the cip
tnrcd (Jcrninn cahlov
With the Kiao-rhau prohlom dispts-ed-f,
the Adriatic iie' tioii is thi' on
ly highly important 'mat tor remaining
unset th'd.
(Jcniuius at Meclinir. t
Vefs-illles, .May 1. Tlie hvt t tr.cial
meeting between r.lliel representa
tives and the 'eimai! peace delegates,
v ill 'take p'aeo at this afternoon. A
committee from the allies and the
I'liiied State. will receive the (lerman
( redeii'hils at that time.
: 2 1-IIcur Strike.
I'afis., May 1. While Paris and a
jrreat iwirt f France was tied up to
day by labor's 24-hour general strike
as n; demonstration for. better working
conriitions and changes in cert an gov
eriiiaeiUal policies, no disorders have
la'ciivicpcrti'd up to this afternoon.
Italian De'.esation Meots.
. -Ko'iihn Vv'ednesday, April "O S :-10 p.
m. -,rhe Italian delegation to the
peace conference met late today under
the chairmanship of Premier Orlando
to, consider the- situation. The meet
ing ;c:iuie after . conferences - the pr
liiierhad with the King iind American
Ambassador I'agc
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NAVAL POLICE FORCE
..'' ' WILL BE NECESSARY
Seen C:riztn No.-Thst
Tc:r;s of '.the- Treaty
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Firx? QUESTIONS STILL jTHRLF MORI! "HOMns
NOT AGREED UPON T)ISCOViIRLh Tl)aY
SO.
iff. t
fry .v ..-.J .
Cognac fought (he Whe with the Snvufy-lirst rti!lerjr. AhhougJi !jc is little m.re than a puppy, ,e I
fen over his hatred of his pain foe. lie was in ti le servh fur m atths, iiever iids-s! n !riit, -tit
joMiiii tin mkuuuom huh eiuran' emi ariMi iuiiim ii io n)4 arnuryiuii
vofioi: they ln-andil hiin with u wrvic htriiK' on the J.-ft f(re'ig. !! i
in our Samuels, who through Jess Dan ly, presented him. to the Friars (
nac (the Friars are going to call liiiajlrain Juice after June hat
broken several teeth trying to annihilate one. Thi hatred u, U t irm-d to act'otmt duriu- th.. Yl"i.ry
campaign. 'ognac's bat tie-with hun helmeis are to 1h stagi-d on sjHakers stunds nil over New Ynk 4'iiv Vh
noiieeii mat iiiih i.f the Friars h.id ilijiK-.l
this photograph was taken he
a helmet almost under his nose.
wasstaiiiliieg at attention and hadn't
TH!: nvrroN ..Sjaukkt
I Td'ir .t Oi:cf.;HS cf the !Iar
! Tc.iliy. "
..rk. May . 1. Yesterday's
re.a-'.i.-n was .fo-lowed by ' st
r i.'ne iii Iho ciitou market ear?
t:iy. Liverpool was relatively
iii'l si'r.i imyiiig orders. 'higher,
ii m,v uf ini improved spot do
in die SeMth were a,Conr1e.nied
ui;1 1'iiy i nr oi'ilors around :the
iii-1 !l:t ir.arket op-'-'tietV at an ad
"f '.i- in Vs points.
"luTi'iurfN openc'l steady: May
t .Ii.dK---JiW'.t : ,-tobrr ''4.C.0 : l)e-
l::..laiiiiarv 12::.!1.
Ininieil'atcly After Signing th? Peace
Treaty; Says Secretary of tlw Navy,
Josephus Daniels. '
(1S- TIsc ANsocIaicit Pret.
ioudon. M;iy 1. A large naval inter
national pidice force 'will be necessary
under the league of nations plan im
mediately after peace is declared. In
the npinion of Josephy Daniels, Ameri
ca's -'Secretary of Navy, ::nd one of the
bje'ct.'of his trip abroad is, to discuss
with, admiralties of England.'. France
and iltaly some of the iletails of-thla
f(rce, particularly to type 'of vessels
desirable. ;
'The desire of Conquest may still
inger in the hearts 'of some nations
ifter peace" said Secretary, Danieis
"imd such nations must ho shown it
would be unprofitable to attempt to
anticipate these desires."
As the league of nations becomes os
iblishod, Secretary Daniels addotl. the
naval force would certainly be decroas- L
ed in proportion to the strength of th
eague.
TIIW F(l Kill OF
irONMS SI HSCRIREl)
Li'liri
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I).!lur Mark Has Keen
-M:iv llv Cow Oiher lil-
s.l!ir:tiill
Vi-.-t.'.r
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Is !,
April --Subscription
Liberty Loan, oilicial
Tiee.sury' today passed
1 tins with the cam-
Iiaif over, loss than one
11 "i th ' L'.iMHNMi.utH) total- has
sll''M-nl',;.(l-
'i;il sut.-r'ip! Wins -nut Vet backef
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1 v-::" :rivoa Jy. the lo.ni man
l--iiiiaee i-t :i viucist1 Mf-nto-
iiio suli.-eriptii)n srtua
t iiiiti il imvuiiiTit
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i :i,h sevral'hundrei
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Over
("s Pr.t out IVilors For
h'H-v Fi :n Paris.
-v-iu ...o. : lliore - is- a slight
; u.an el-aid. which srives
v-vann-: (,r ihiv dillicuHLos
m: the neace confer
i.
nave
,. .-ve.iat;!',-. i-i,h!eiiis. There
, i...i;r i.uino uiat over
, 1,1 -lis v( -uld j1(,t iK, unae.
.11 ( r w. .i.l.l
":""; leeeive every at
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MAY PROSECUTE ALL
BEER 3MANUFACTURERS
Department of Justice Wants Evidence
To Show Any One Is .Making Deer
After Midnight.
Washington, April .TO. Agents of
the detvartment of justice have been
instructed to obtain , evidence show ing
what brewer continue to manufacture
ifMM- jifier liiulnulit Tomorrow wneu
irohihifion of the use Sf foods in' the
niHiiufacture of beer, wine or other in
toxicating liouors becomes effective.
This evidence may or not lie used in
prosecution of the brewers, depending
on what the Federal Court decries in
the bwr case now pending in New-York.:
Manufacturers of beer or wine who
continue to operate 'after May 1, will
do so at their own tsk, although the
department has not indicated ' any . in
tention of causing immediate arrests.
CONCORD INGOING IN j 1
THE VICTORY DRIE
Miuh AVcrk Is Yet To Be Done If (lie
Drive Is To Be Success in .Cabarrus
County,
Little progress has been made in
Conord in the Victory Loan Cam
paign. More interest must be shown
both in the city and county, and many
more Iwuids must be sold if Cabarrus
is to "go over the top" again. Con
cord, and this county, have but $2SS.
2.10 to subscribe iu the Victory I,oan if
the splendid records 'of . things ac
complished is to be maintained.-
It is felt that the great celebration
of Tuesday will be an incentive to
the people to work longer and harder
for the loan, but too mneh dependence
cannot be put; on the enthusiasm M
the people that day ,if . the campaign
i to be-successful. Chalriuaii (rf!eb
W. Sw ink issues n urgent appeal to
the poople of tlfe city and county to
get busy and put the loan over the
top. Our people have, never failed in
the bond work, and we cannot afford
to 'day down" on our Government in
this, the last and most important of
all the popular loan campaigns. This
loan has been put up to the people as
a means of celebrating our- Victory.
Don't make it merely a celebration, of
hat raising and flag waving. Show
your apprcciationof the great fight of
our army by buying the bonds.
The workers are doing flleir utmost
to arouse interest in the city and coun
ty but it is evident that tlu public is
not giving them the proper encour
agement and endorsement. We have
got to wake up. and wake up quick, if
the loan in Cabarrus is to be success
ful.
.-Those in charge of the -campaign
here are not pessimistic' over the tinal
outcome however, for ; they--feel that
the people of this city and "county will
do all in their power to maintain the
pood reputation they made for them
splves in the other four campaigns. The
county committee is mapping out a
systematic campaign, and it is thought
our pro-rata will be easily oversub
scribed when the plans are put into
ellect. .' i
lint it is the duty of all to take part
in this drive. It Is .wur bond as .much
-as any one. Let the people get busy
and make the, campaign a success be
fore the time expires May 10th.
HA.MIT0N INSTITUTE
JUBILEE IS STARTED
i-nn't F"t-
out arr1
In upprer-i.-ttiori uf .-r it-w an I :.-
vs brought ti thii f.utrr 1r PrU.tle Sv-,
lllb, of whicli he U the oflk bl la t-4. tV?-
k-s a (imniii hehiiit m tmi-lt t!.it he fun
e Fif-
Jubilc? Hold in Celebration cf t!
tieth Annivcrsab' of InstKiitr.
Hampton, Va., iiay 1. Edue
philanthropists, public oflicials
other interested in ..the welfare of thv
negro and other dependent rue
America assembled Jiere in large
ber today to pay tribute, to- the inf
of ien. Samuel C. Armstrong, ill
. Howard, Dr. Ilollis P.. Frissell. anc
n tiic
Upton
itorf,
and
nuiu
mory n. ().
others who took a loading p.irt
founding and development of Ha
Institute. It I fifty years' jdiue tin
pionper institution; for the pn ctical
training of the negro In agricultu -e una
industry was openetl here, and the oc
casion of the present gathering i a
celebration and industry of, thalolden join up with Rowan' Fpicndid high-l'""' -'V. ' U A ,u,v "V
jubilyee. The feattv" of tolay p pn-
way. f-Of the ctst of thi work, the
jrranr-rWf tlx? itHfu-atuai ofUoft .0. .', rr L Ca-
Ogden Memorial Auditorium." erecte!
in memory of the noted -Now" York nu'r
chant and philanthropist, who was
J generous patron' o'f Hampton Ihstltti-
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lion aim ror many years uie pnsiocnr
of its board of trustees. The principal
speakers at the 'dedication exercise
wer-Dr. James II. Kirkland, chancel
lor of Vanderbilt L'niveVsity ; the. Re-,
Dr. Wilton Merle-Smith, pastor of th
Central l'resbvterian Church, Naw Tov
York City, and Iwiac
ITniversity.
Following the dedication exercise,
a memorial service, counducti by the
Key. Dr. r rancis reenwHMl PfititoIy,
t
of Cambridge. Mass., was held in thi-
institute cemetery, where (Jen.- Samuel
(!. Armstrong, the founder of Hampton,
and Dr. Hollis P.. Frisll, principal
from ISO.", to 1017. are buried
The graduation exercises of thj
tute will be held tomorrow. D
Ham II. Taft, who is president
board of trustees, will prose
PETROGRAD EVACUATED
, BY THE BOLSIIEVIKI
?v Yrir.hIei
,. ' ''".-.it tileiu to slum- i. flirt
II
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11!' it !!(; 1 fil lli.n
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id ii'lil. :i Piviiinl of
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"I'm earryiiig them
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To Debate Eighteenth Amendment.
P.oston. Mass., May. 1 The much
discussed Eighteenth Amendment to
the Constitution of the United States
and the question of its repeal are to
furnish the subject for a forensic tilt
tomorrow flight betweeni the premier
drhaters'of Yale. Princeton and Har
vard liniversities. The occasion will
lo the eleventh annual debate of the
(ri.-nio.nl.iMdelyatimr -leafeue. The ctin-
iivt wiil be held simultaneously In
OCpw Haven: Princeton and Cambridge,
each university being representatives
bv an affirmative team abroad anu a
negative team at home. -
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Vliat Do You Mean, Dust?
"T cTovet liere before you in the
dust !" observetKthe impassioned youth,
no He snnk on to the varlor floor.
"T don't "know what you mean by
dist" renlied she coldly. "I'look after
th'is room most carefully myself every
'lis.
''m'.v.
"f 'be local Y. M, C. A
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'""tniii
to-
f the regular Mav
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iow i,,i ' 1" ls or standard size
-' in p;ilHr. t- -x
mornin
tvtr flnles Pickard and son Francis,
have returned from Raleigh,' where
they took the Pasteur.treatraent. They
lmve both fully recovered from ills
suffered from the bite-of a mad dos..;
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Xo" Maude, dear t fugitive verse is
CCl'NTY CtLM.MISSIONTRS
3!irr LAST TI'IISDAY
Will InvcstHiatc . Hncmy Wc?c RcturtK . t. Gimk!
Representative ana the! For AdJ.tlo1 llnUr,
ibght to Represent h
varu 21 the Treaty.
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frois. S IV i n it I j .-iL
J,et Mk, LU Hj-M!,. 4- It- J .a U,;Hut t,
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f t U , i so S ;ji .i vl
Tl. Ur t Hi t f t it '
b- t"i- Get iiiir .'f t.lif trlr"..Mh
f1 ft m U!!h;I l r rVst!Sit?l.f's.
Tbf t'tdtj" Jpi"!
K4b ii-il ili- di"iM3 tit I Hx? j b
t-JH Mttl-t tJ 1 -it f lM-.' h
leirrt-tut i! i t ! l-lt IV fti-f
J-raw U'ddlntf" ! ! ji"f witfs
out n-ne t. Jtri. widib
gfti'e tt hau l ib Sli inf siiidi
tnk t I'tntwi wttts it ti
Ctilea and JafKin isn t U fuiir it
ltrprt-ti-r. of Lhi.i t If ut-Ut
trot of ll- !eaKti" if ts'ei".
Matter cf lrinripal lli-tm-ay In Ca
barrus Irescutd. Other Matter.
A methnr of intrr!H.f to evetvriii!
in 'C.ibarrtiH ntwl adj .iu!o -,mii!b FVM'.iiAL I R. C. STIAVAUT
was i,r!d by the !t..rl of Comity' ' f!LLI AT MAWXL C lit U( 11
es in LCommJ'-sinerH n Tuevldy at iHi
eie.irt hot--. The Udy v.-as t-jrlbsi in ! iVadin; Famter f Crab (HferJ Twnn
Ht'al sssio?i toneet with Mr, or-
l!cet. of Wl!it4nSal'. tit. a imadHT of
th-' Stxte Highway Cotnmilo-i f'r
this district, to iibbT ttie-HiUdin
of the principal hirhj'.y in Cabar
rus county.
The National Highway from (Jhi-
to the Hownu c unity line 1 to !w
worfeetl as foon as jHiHsibSe, r.ud ll'.e
road put in iirnt c!ass condillon. to
hl.ip 7urla; at Arc of ?9
Year. -
CliatUitte Observer.
lii!itHt Mrir- r tbf r-H
of U, C. Stew fill, iTl T'. h d.t
Utbjitly at' I'i S'iae i.ear Nrwr-ii
Tuxbiy ufi' r!nH at il;o u- v.
were conducted it-'nla)' i f r-i
at '2- o'llock at Nrw ,1 Pn-byt4f
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A trW'ti at '
Jtr ft;. 4 . f t. I "J t ?
ln U;j vt , Tf V-'w.i! i.th.b
l- I''' t-f f-nf-alfcr! i
dff ". tbf" , " lw) -f 1
r tt-nurt "f '-t.f J -' . -4
ttril aml.tM-.atr. . .
0 I nst l-
. Wil
of the
kit th-
candidates fr diplomas and wiM make
an address in the 'afternoon.
speakers will include the lley
harms county pa ys the other rxJ ier
cut.
There' is also to .Lo a rmilntotuinee
fund for -the upkeep of the National
Highway, ftom the Uowaii Cotudj
line to the Mecklenburg county Ihm
In this fund, the Stnte will fnruNh
half f the caslt, while the contity will
furnish the remainder. '
The road -from Concord to the St;;h
ly countj Une Is also to be taken tip
FiO.er tb Fist- ! immediately. This road N now built
up ior jiikiui uve tunes, iroui - onerru..
and work will begin ut that iwdnt, cml
continue lo the county line. In I hi
work, the State will pay T." per cent.
,of the construction ;co.,t, and Cab.trruK
county ujill p.:y the rttnaining 'JT inr
(vnt. 1
Tlie above are just a few of tli' road
projects that are to be -ouidereI by
Cabarrus county in tin imuu-diate fu
ture. The goviTiimnt money avail
able for the construction of good.moN
iu this county ban bvu aei-eptI by th
local Board of Comuiisloners. Hid the
county 'will furnish a like ni"unt fr
this pun''e.
Ashby Jones, well known clergyman
of Atlanfa. and. Dr. Robert R
principal of Tuskegeo Institute
graduate ol Hamilton
EXPENSES INCREASING7
SINCE ARMISTICE
Other
Dr. M.
Mot on.
and a
DONT WANT REPl BLICANS
TO I SE PEACE LEAGt'E
tKiKtor. intcTjai nt w?i in th tnurb
Mr. Stewart una Jm ltnfjiMn.? f
Crab Orchard low re-hip. lie had.tr
idsl In thU C'tiufy pri4f,'t!lf all of
hi llfv niiiPwa ii of !! H.
A." and Edr ilK'th Cbt.it Meuajt. of
Me .b i dm rg county.
TliriH rh'.ldreu Minlve: ( T. St'r
urt Miel Mr. .WUie Prtoth cvr, f
Ch.itl.itte, an! W. E Stewatt, i f IW
c-ord. Hue brother anl t ieir ftl
no Mir'lvc: J!. A. stnrtt. f I-fe
b-nburg county mil Sh. NVilie Ty
br of SfateVliIe. c:if Mr. J. H, CHc
of (liar;tte. t - "
Mr. Stewart waj a Lyl uj-ulr (
N'ewe!! Pref-btifian b'irb nod
r-c,giiiJU'd ax a nun f i tiritl"ii et'if'
JKter tltil lljrh Intel -r,. e"5iiutdiij;
the -!Mii hnd tetip-l of J.j'Uj) ftUtnU
lu thi ity n 1 n-tudy.
u:gi e mw.ts must in i . s.
Reports From Reliable Sources Says
Bolslieviki Yere Leavbag City Wed
nesday.
ny TI- Aaoclatd PrB.t.
Helsingfors, Wednesday, April 30.-
etrograd is being evacuated by the
Bolsheriki, reports from reliable
sources say. Maiy of ' the inhal)itants
are being sent away, and the Bolshe-
viki government is taking vigorous
measures to prevent the news of the
hatiieuings at Olonetz from reaching
the people. s
Says Referendum on Dr- Amen&nent
is xmpossiDie. ;
Washington, April 30. Tecision of
the Oregon Supreme court that a pop
ular referendum, on an amendment; to
the feIeral constitution can . not le
held vas declared by Wayne IV
Wheeler, general 'counsel of the Anti-
Saloon -League of America, in a states
ment tonight to settle the ''referendum
controversy raised by the brewers of
the prohibition amendment."
"It will soon become apparent to op
ponents of the ISth amendment," said
Mr. Wheeler. ir rney uo not see . it
already, thatr national prohibition can
only Ik? repealed by Congress and rat
ification of the repeal by the legisla
tures of 3G stated"
Prcsressives Say the Icatni- Cchld
Nci Be Made a Party (Jursiloji.
in, Tli. A .uvrlnlnl PfrM.) t
DATE;; Washington. Mtfv 1. Several repub
lican -oiin tors of tin irrouo Jnoun an
Outlays for April Amounted taApifroxi- progress res. let it l known tmlay
mately $1,120.000,000 Still Ma!;inR that they oppose having the league tH
. nations covenant coniderc'l at a re
ieans. - ....... . a. ..t. .. ..r
termlniuglie attitude of the party to
ward the document.
Senators JohtiFou. of ( altfoniii
outlays fir April, amounting
mately to $ 1. -J20.000.0( Y- of
atout fwo-thirds went to pay
t ion's direct war Hills, and d
went to .the allic. to enable
foodstuffs.
The tremendous outlay in April nctiotHt might take.
made the I'uite Stafes aetual
tures t?inee the nation entered
a little more than two years
about roo..;iK).fo(.ooo
pxpenu-
the wax-.
ago, to
Intercity Trap MatrlzJ
Xew York, May 1. Teams
of the best trapshooters of the New
York Athletic" Club and the
Athletic Association have nrrhnged to
supreu
matches.
The Citizens Building and Loan As
sociation w ill open its 27th series Sat
urday, May 3rd. You can buy Liberty
Ponds through' the association. .Read 1 tival rtiicu wiil Le riven iu
their ad on the first paga today for this week.- Many will to to
settle the cpiestioii of relative
acy in a scries of Jutercny
the first of which is to b he
row at the Travcrs Island
The second match Is scheduled
cago in August, and tlie thirdL
cidiug contest c necessary, at
City in SeptemlKT. Each tenni
Hnposel of ten men. five hiph --cores
to count.
Many peopTo from thi cj
purchased. tickets for the Muj
(By Tht Ai-oftatut r-reiii.)
Washington, May L Nearly six
months after the signing of the armis
tice, American war expenses i ot only jon 0t Wnshhizfon. McXairV. of Or
are continuing without abatemHit, but (son. a,i i;rah. of-Id.ile, m d' tte
actyally are-increasuig ver those ai raiia declaring the b agi:e conbl not
the past few month.'! ins was siiown Ik made a nartr ou-stion.
tiday by treasury rcixrt of government They were comment ing on the te-
jhreiro-si- c I. ... .! r.- nii.l Vim.
Ti't - iinii 'i rrinii'i , 0 mi.r, '
. l.rt- . . . . . . . ll l II.'" J-'- ' --.
w mi .i a for (.urti. the wir.p. in inermi ni:v ; . . .-tr,.it Mtikl .tm
tht o- .republienu mmlra of thr Se:ite t.j u'ai ' ' '
)e-third withhold expre3iot corrert ing th .,, ivVTQ N'fl
fhem to i.aKue untR a party cf.ntVretKv mMl '' " ,,.nttf-iT pittK
try heretofore for war materials and said he did not opp;-. the eoiii'C'-mc.
but would refite to ! lfiun 1 ty any
OprrJn; of World IVar rnin lu
VavhUi;ttn u (ftclr.
Pari. A pill '.' It bn b-i lilnftb
ly d-eid-J thxt the firl toiytins f Hh
LeatgUs" of NiitSoti !iatl l ImU Iti
Vti.h!ngt"ti. nM ( tttr.
Flans are t!ngf..nn-tftted f;r to
h ddiltg of thi no-efing. th" iliitUI ialb
cring .t Iff in tin' lUi-l K f thi
White l!oiic, tiieb-r tl pt i-dd'' "f
Presidnjt WU-m.ii. At fi'rdav pt-n
nry M-i f th- p-:trt- of-reit. t
Pre?idi'ot Wi!ini touted for !! up
Ionir.:"nt of a ouitiitv of xdfi t: m
Iht to. arrange for tli" Inannir'tt-'J.
.f -the iVagU'. and tbi erit.:i1tt'- UI
!fgi: its wnfk toUHirniw, ls lak tll
bi'l'Hb' the forn:ut!iu of f tnaiN-t't
p'ian fr .th work of tb !"gf t
tJetK-Ta and f'T tb Inauzural its?-lug-
in AVchh!Ctoi
Menii-ahllr. Irl U"1 1 'l
Coh.nl E. M. irUT ar l Ahr r -pr
(fntativf tT?! f v.-tii'i tst!' ha
1lJfcm.-.!'t!k bo'di'i'of H zn' 'g If? . ,nr. ?
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Chicitg"
1'. S. CO.MMERCE IFN
WANT WHtON HOME
I -
Rcc!utin AdcpOsd CaJ'Inj Fcr Im
mediate Return cf tl Prtiid--rit.
rty Tfc AmoI4 Ire.
St. Louis. Mrr I. The -Jiata?'-r f ! ,fdins? t ij-tmI-'' tj'-r.
Diplomatie Adilery C;nri ?lrri4
to Adltrrr la JspxnVCtsin
irx Shanturrj.
Tohb lUr L -Tlf bpl.t.aife L
riw ry c-itHI votI tUf t. a :h'-rr
to JspUl'n fc.tt.itt-! f'Ut.t t. ihf
tni:sf T-'olni!.?. ail t tnaU. Iw ef
rrKbr.4 r -omprn.i at Pari.
j i i '- :-
f-rt . 'l.t'u,
I 'Viif.jp f I .
Sift t-t tV-1 'lp.-U
-? ?'! l ' -r-
! f . ?- fi- --
f , , "f l-f r- f "
'oniiner' of Hie Ttdfel Stole. repr
ser.ting half a nniliou Litl:ie men.
today adopted unanimosisly a rtolo
ti:i urging tlie immediate reiwra to
A tomor- Uln country of Preiihnt Wils.'i, srd
crtiund-5. if5 r-stra seiou of Cigre- t' uact
Icgislntto rtrcp.ary t j-areruarj
our f-ocial an bn.ineis ytruv'ture.-
R CelebnUion i FayetUulIe far
for Chl
if a de
Atlantic U to be
ty nuve
ical Fop-
Charlotte
flcltlletrs.
(Dr Tie Auiair4 Vrrw.'i
Fayetteville. Alay 1. Fayctterin
and Cuailierland cniunty are: today ci b
brating hotuecomln? of tLfir tlditri
from "the world war ar.d the .iap'etkn
Chirb t:e iof Ccrap Bragg with a dialer. tf "err-
rtUI a k raen,, a great tg pamue, an l-m
further particulars of the new series, i Friday for the .p?nin-e:-ani
lar-rer- r.artv is planning to enlov th?;tork na-jant de-jjctug scree froni th
BUT '. A UBEITy .; BOND.'' mnsic-. Satnrday.' .-.i i U,, . ... coaatrjfa 'i ',",
HunarU-Hi OUrr Rcs-Raniam C
ny rw Ami4 rw-.i
Imbm. May L ' Ttr llnrrlsn
-v-rminn!ti. s n iri-- r-' -: "w
I.t:dapt i5. l-a "Tprtr-I ft l.tttaaJ
latf trevenira:!. terr1"it c.)''i
ami mjntr! tmar-liat' Tkm'if
hiftil.ti-
A 'pN-tw in-?- frA CJitri--?
tl U mornin: -brim ii It.frtsjtton
that Uv. J. IL C. ntr I r-Mi
Tery well ith ilitfly Utter ytp-
r romnrJotj xt-rUf wilt b L-M at
Mt. Hrct'HiIJitticra3 rhorth w Ih
rl Sunday af!er3om at 3 rVrto.
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