THE DUN
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PRESIDENT WILSON EXPL JNS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT
Document Designed As Cure For Wars in the Fu
ture Adopted At Plenary Session After'the
President’s Speech—Most of Changes From
Original Draft “Mere Changes of Phraseology
Intended to Clarify the Document.”
I’eris, April !W.—Following u tho
U>t of President Wilson'* speech be
fore tb« planary union of Ufa peace
i .inference today:
'“Mr President: When the text of
Ihe covenant of the league of nation*
'.as last laid before you i had thr
honor of reading the cuvenanl in sx
i melon I will not detain you today
l» read Ihe covenant as it has now
.lc«n altered, but will merely taks the
l Oortv of explaining to you some of
lltc alterations that bavo been made
"The report of the committee has
Ljcn circulated. You yourselves hare
.11 liaml tha laxt of tha covenant, and
\.ill no doubt have noticed that most
• : the changes that have been made
t.e mere chancre of phrassology, no
i.tangea of aubstanoe, and that, be
t.dee, that, most of tha changes are in
tended to clarify the document or,
'■ .ther to make explicit what we all
I'tee assumed was implicit In the doc
t.nsnt as it was originally presented
lu you. But I shall take the liberty
rf calling your attention to the new
f.stores such as they are. Some of
Uiera arc considerable, the rest trivial.
“The first paragraph at article 1, is
it*. In view of tho inasrtion of the
covenant in the peace treaty, specific
provision as to the signatories of the
treaty, who would become members of
the league and also as to noutrel states
U. be incited to'accede to the cova
lent, were obviously necessary. Tbe
paragraph also provides (or the meth
od by which a neutrel stale may uc
erd* to the covenant.
"The third paragraph of articj* 1 is
r.ew. providing (or Use withdrawal of
any member of the league on a notice
given of two years.
“Tha second paragraph of article 4
Is new, providing for a possible In
crease Afi the council, should other
powers be added to tho league of no
1, one whose present screed on is not
anticipated.
“The two last paragraphs of article
4 are naw, providing pacifically (or
\ one vote for each member of tho lea
gee in tbe council, which was under
stood before and providing also for
one representative of each, member
»iueu ww »v nm men iur fnimva.
"Tbe eecond paragraph of article B.
ku had added to it that a majority of
the assembly mue^Approve tho ap
pointment of the sMtmpry general.
"The firtt pm regraph of Article 7.
names Geneva aa the seat of the lea
gue and u followed by a ascend para
graph which gives the council power
to establish the seat of the league
elsewhere, should It subsequently
deem it necessary.
"The third paragraph of article 7
is new, establishing equality of «m
Coyaent of men and woman, that ia
'aajr. by the league.
"The eecond paragraph of article
13 ia new, inasmuch as It undertakes
to give instances of disputes which are
generally suitable for submission to
arbitration, inrtsnco* of what have
Utterly been called ‘justifiable’ ques
tions.
"The eighth paragraph of article
lb U new. This is the amendment
regarding domestic jurisdiction, that
where the council finds that s question
arising out of an International dispute
affects matters which are clearly un
der the domestic jurisdiction of one
or tho other parties It ia to report U
Inst effect end make no recommenda
tion.
"The last paragraph of article It
1- new, providing for an expulsion
from tho league In certain extraor
d.unry circumstances.
"Article 21 is new.
"The eecond paragraph of article
tl Inyerts the words with regard tc
mandatories, and who are willing tc
accept it,’ thie explicitly introducing
tiie principle that a mandate can not
' bo forced upen a nation unwilling
b> accept K.
“Article 23 Is a combination of eev
» el former articles and also- contain!
ti.o following:
"A clause providing for Abe just
t. .alment of aborigines, a clause look
lug toward a prevention of the whits
a:^va traffic and tho traffic of -opt
me, end a clause looking toward pro
g cm in International prevention an<
control of dineaao.
"Article 25 specifically mention
tiie Red Crom as ong of the Interna
ti -nei organisations which are to ood
n-et their work with the werk of thi
lean*.
‘‘Article 2fl permit* the amendmani
o', the covenant by • majority of thi
st.'tc* composing the assembly, iaataai
01 three-fourths of th* states, thong!
it does not change the requirement ii
tli it matter with regard to the vote It
th* council.
"The second paragraph of article ti
is also new. and was added at Uii
rtqnect of the Brasilian delsgsttoi
In order to avoid certain constitution
al difficult!** It permit* any membe
of the league to dissent from an a
m> ndmont. the effect of aueh dlseen
be ng withdrawal from the league."
"And the anna* I* added giving th
name* of the signatories of tao treaty
who become members, and th# name
of the atatae Invited to accede to th
eovmmnt. These are all lHe ehangrn
1 b^p*, which are of moment
"Ur Preeldent: I take the oppor
tonlty to mova lb* following resolo
tion* la order to carry eat the provii
Ions of the covenant Yon will notk
that th* covenant provides that th
Wet secretary-general shall b* chose
by this eonference. It ale* provide
that the Ant rhoko of the fear mess
her state* who are to b* added t
tho Bv# great powers on the coon*
•la left to this eonference.
“1 *»«»•. therefore, that th* An
secretory general of the oounetl ska
bo tho Honorable Sir James Eric
Drummond, and, second, that until
such time as the assembly shall have
selected ' the first four members of
tho league to ba represented on the
council In accordance with article 4
of the covenant, representatives of
Belgium, Brasil. Greece and Spain
•hall be members; and, third, that
the powers to be represented on the
council of the league of naUoni or*
rri|<iired to name representatives who
shall form a committee of nine to
prepare plana for tho organisation
of ths league and for tha eatablieh
ment of the aaat of tha Unfit* “nd
to make arrangements and to prepare
Ibv agendo for the first mooting of
y>o assembly, this comndtaa to re
port both to the council, and to the
naeembly of the league
“I think H not nscasaary to call
rour attention to other matters wa
•v.P previously discussed—tha capi
tal significance of this covenant; toe
hopes wh ch ur» entertained aa to
'he effect it will have upon steadying
the affair* of the world should bo
u concert of the free nations of the
world to maintain Justice in interna
tionaJ1 relating», tha relatione between
people and between the nations of the
“If Baron MaUno will pardon me
far introducing a matter which 1 ab
sent-mindedly overlooked, it la necee
very for me to propoee the elteration
of levels I words in the first 11m of
article i> Let me say that in sev
eral parte of the treaty, of which this
covenant will form a part certain
duties are assigned to the council of
Ui“ league of nations. In some in
stsuce-i i*. i* provided that the action
thc.v shall take shall be by a auejortty
vole. It is, therefore, neceeaary to
c.s ,e the covemnt conform with the
othvr portions of the treaty by adding
sheer words. I will read the first Una
and add the words:
“ ‘Except where etherwW sxprsea
ly provided in this covsaaat ar by tba
rum of thil treaty, decisions at any
meeting of the aaaeaibly or of tha
coancll shall require the agreement of
£JZiZrZJlg ‘r»“
“ T crept where otherwise rxersas
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-■on 'or by tha terms of this treaty.'
With that addition, I move the adop
tion oi the covenant.”
In running away from the truth
t*ver justifiable? ‘Tbs Spreading
Evil" answers the question.
BENSON TO HAVE WATER,
LIGHTS AND SEWERAGE
Benson, April 26.-—At a meeting of
.he town comminioners last night
contracts for town improvements to
the amount of approximately 1160,
000 wore let. Work on the proposed
.improvements are to begin witpln a
very few weeks or as soon as tba
tontractora can get ready.
The contracts call for a complete
water and fewer lyxtem, together with
plant. Water will be itcured by bor
ing artesian walk.
A concrete pkn of financing the
project has boos announced bat tho
present pkn of the commissioners is
rot to issue bonds covering the eoat
until the work ia completed, but ta
tesj U> borrow money as needed.
A meeting of tbs Democrats in
town has been called for Monday
night at which Uma s Democratic
ticket la to be nominated which is to
he voted on May S.
Mr. E. W. Harris of Wsndall has
l can elected as manager of ono of the
ft* tobocco warehouses hero.
RECRUITING CAMPAIGN FOR
AVIATORS AT POPE FIELD
Fayetteville, April 29.—Aa aatiye
recruiting campaign to secure addi
tional personnel for the 276th aero
squadron, tha organisation manning
i'ope Acid, the aeronautical station
attached to Comp Bragg, is balag
planned by MaJ. Norman W. Peak, tn
charge of aerial activities, the plans
Including flighta covering tha country
s-lthWi a radius of 160 milee from
Fayetteville, with kariai exhibitions,
and damonatrationa of the work of
the enllstod personnel, at the princi
pal towns and cities.
Racruita enlisted In the so arse of
tV* campaign will be placed In aerrtoe
Immediately at Pope Bald. Due to the
lurga proportion of »on-commission
od officers, the attractive sad inatrue
llro nature of the work, opportunity
to fly, additional pay anjoyod by dciU
1 ed man, ax wall as numerous other
advantages offered by the air service
1 compared with other branches, it la
erpected that tha squadron will soon
1 bo brought up to Its full strength of
’ U0 by this mease
Too finishing touches are being pat
on the flying Bold, which in a short
tinao will be In perfect condition ton
' flying The four steal hangers bring
. not quite completed, the work of Un
crating and assembling tha thiga li
' fJ0frTBTiBt •omewha* slowly, hat
. Major Peek and his forces are busily
' engaged at this task and aspect tc
' nnmbor of ships In comanle
, slow during the week, Yn addition ta
the Csrtlm gunnery plane which made
• tha firm flight Saturday and returned
• Monday morning from a areas ream
- try flight to Dillon, 8. C, manned by
• Lieut. K. P Bute and Capt B. /
l Raunder*. Jr., after participating is
1 1 'fftoT loan dasaonatratJon Hi Um
■ South Carolina town.
» Is Jons s luck* a* unlucky, month
1 far weddings? Alice, In •*?•*■- frnraad
'ng Evil." still wonders. BeTthh
• Photedrama at Urn Whits Way TW
1 tru Monday and decide ter yswaat
HISTORY OF llffTH
now being Written
CMomI Men. Heps. U Be Abb to
Pramat Farmer Members WUb
C*W Fraa of dbrp.
A 200-pan history of tba tilth in
fantry, a0th division, la tha reseat
war, win ba presented to gray num
ber sf that regiment and ha will not
tova to pay one esnt for it Cot J.
Van B. Metis, who ted tha boy* of tha
ragimant in their fighting, lum mafia
tha abova announcement
The mere important data, that ro
uting to the movements at the regi
ment sines it was organised: its later
training at Camp Barter end tha em
barkation for Praace will ba included
in the history and this data has al
ready been collected
The work of assembling the facts
is connection with the fighting op the
various fronts and the different move
ments of the regiment takes time,
however, and white each ragiswnt
kept a diary yet there are many
thing* which it is impossible to incor
porate In the diary, hut It U new
hoped they may ha ■ part of tha his
tory. Photographs of BeUioourt and
many other towns occupied by man of
this regiment sriB form a part of the
history as will different scene* of ast
ual fighting of tha ragiaseat. The Mg
nsl corps had photographers oa tha
front liana sad it U understood they
have several Dictates of tbs 11 Pth rw
Iment in action. Thees photographs
will be secured of tha officers and men
of tbs regiment.
miom umvkf, lorewr
commanding oflctr of Company C of
this regiment, la on the committee to
prepare the data for the Malory and
is being • Mad by Lieut George 81m
ford, former gas oMcer of tho regi
ment- It ia not known by Cekmal
Metta just whan tba history will cease
from the press; however, he aaya, that
it ahoald only ha a fow weeks. Ha
baa hopes of being able to have n suffi
cient quantity printed to present one
to the different libraries of tho State
and to all the newspapers.
Colonel Matte, who baa bona ban
on leave of absence sines his retan:
from overseas, will return to Camp
Jackson tooaorrow, bis leave expiring
Monday night. Ha does not know yet
Just where be will go from there, aad
it is possible bo aaya that ha may he
satined to soma onttt ia that aaian
—Wilmington Star,
TOOTHY TRAIN* SURE WINNUU
Richmond. Vs., April M—From all
parts of tba Fifth F idea at Haaar
District «
-ory Liberty Bond even’d by the thorn
mads and tans of thousands of dol
lars.
Thoeo who moot the trains see the
murderous weapona with willah the
Hon triad te destroy efrillmtino and
loot at Chateso-TUern, at St Mihiel
and In tba Argotme Wood. And on
the train srith tba trophies are man
who were in the heaviest fighting and
who are anxious to tall tbs people
what war la sad why tba Victory Li
berty Loan must be felly subscribed
to finish the job.
At one eroas-roada. far from tko
noarem town or village, oaa of tba
iettere reports. Train No. 1 wap mat
by more than a thousand people. They
cheered themselves hoarse and then
turned in and bought bonds until a
fourth of tbf comity's quota was
reached At another place, one of the
oaall towns, tba people took *XT^O«
In bonds la twenty-seven mixutee, aad
» Mtort distance down the line *8.000
was taken In bonds of *60 denomina
tion.
Ia ono of tba larger towns all the
balls wore ringing and tba factory
whistles blowing wbon tho train ar
rived. Tho crowd that amt tho train
swarmed over tho big flat ears aad
through tho box ear and thea. ‘Moat
10 DO good fecloww" everyone gath
ered off to ono lido end pledged $40,
000 to th* Victory Liberty Loon. At
another place, after a big hurrah the
crowd aabacribed $76,000 and at atfll
another $100,000. One of th* itepj
did net seam w probing, a t»
graphic report ear*, but there wan
Iota ef pretty gtria and th* eoldlen
accompanying the trophloa thought
•bey woald "elreulato" a tittle throe*!
th* crowd, and whan th* train pulled
out a few minute* later more than
$10,000 had been pledged.
And ■*, M the report Indicate, the
trophy train* ar* "ear* winner*"—
Juat aa th* Victory Liberty Loan h
a aura winner la every part of the
United State*, far the war la near
pane* haa bate area and th* people
ar* anxioua to aattlo the bill*—dele*
th* Jab—and gat the whole thmi
behind them_
HURT A GRADY OP CLINTON
. WILL VISIT FOREK1M LAND!
Waehhtgton, April tt—Senate
Siaunoa* haa applied to th* (tat* da
pertinent far paaaporta for Haary A
«rady, ef Clinton frandmnatar W
«to grand Lodge o/ Maaone of Nortl
c.arollna, to rHt EhgWad. Scotland
fntno* and Belgium. Mr. Grady, I
la uademtood, wlahaa to enll for Bo
•9?. «e fan* 10 to attend ewe ting
of high otBciale of th* Maaanta erda
who lav. been called together by th.
Ooka of Connaught, grand amatar «
th* Maaoaa of tarfMad. On* of th.
object* ef the meeting la to bring Intu
claaar eontadt and nftliatiaa the Ma
aMm of Prance, who far year*, he
caaa* of athaiatlc Waning, bar* aa
been aOtlatad with tha KnglUh an<
America Maaona,
MEETING OP PAIR DIRECTONJ
Thera win b* a meethig of th
Board of Director, of th* Horn at
Countv Pair Aaaoclattaa la Lilllac
toa Monday, May 6th, to anattda
bid* from tha varto*. town* tot leaad
lug the fair ground*. AR bid* ahawh
be In th* baa it. of th* praaldast. Mi
B. A Tortbigtoa, aa ar hafara tha
data
Rerpaetfailv.
1 A G ANTHONY, Seay
• >
FAYETTEVILLE HAS
BIG CELEBRATION
MM, Mml Mmp ami
! FnyettevUle, May I—Keyettevill.
and Cuaaborlead county ui today
Mltbntiai tka homo coming of theta
mldlon from tka World War and tha
cwtMioi of Camp Bragg, with a
dinner to tbo service an, a graal
■troat parade, adirsmss by Governor
;T. W. Kckvtt, Colonel Maxwell Mur
ray, aad others, and an bicteric page
ant depleting scenes (roan tha conn
ty’a history.
I The celebration began at boob,
when every ball and whistle In the
elty aoanded a welceeae to the aatn
from evarasaa aad traiaiav raaap,
while a eqaadroa o( airy lease from
Pope Field ataaeuvarad overhead. At
tka aana boar dinner was nerved in
the F. L L. I. araaery aad at the
entered rerreatloa dab for al ael
I diets aad sailors ef both raeea. Mo
itlea pictara ticket*. Ice cream, drinks
and BBekes wan given fm to ner
I vie* Ben from booths eatabliahod
for *e psrpooo.
The parade. which formed ot I
o’clock, comprised 361 military, del*
of Major K. J. Leal, 119th Infoatry,
BO Idlers from training camps, com
■nndod by Major J. E. Hueke; the
<*th Infantry bond, varied' exhibi
tion of Add artillery from Came
Bragg, ranging from a S7-minim*ter
gan to tka 166-mtllimctsr kowitaar,
Tnclading tha famous Preach 76; an
smortmsst of tnmmrt equipataot
from Ike eantp; aad a pldena ef
tka Slat Field Artillery Utters
viewing stand, tka west balcony ot
tka Om Market, woe* Govern*r Bick
*U, Celooel Maxwdl Murray, com
Bonding eAcor of Camp Bragg,
Mayor McNaall and other.
At Ok* Capa rear falrgroonda,
ware bald, tba welcome It Oa sol
diary aa baba If of Cam berlaad coun
ty waa pokm by Jaki A. Oats,
chairman of tba tmadl of defense,
by Otmttf BieksU for tha State oi
Nkftb Carolina, aad by Coloaal Mar
ra/ far tba drmy.
DUKE COLORED PEOPLE
tba adibim af walioiaa and follewtaa
kda Uaat William A. Erwin, Jr., fat
»«_»*—-H the nrratl.B. Mr. K
S Yaikreagh waa caBad aa aad madt
wary atbilit remarks. Prayer war
•ffarad by Bar. H. 8. BartaaO. A
mast Lntaraettmg addrtaa waa made bj
•aa of tbair owa race from Doan,
Prof. A Y. Undarwood. In tba count
of his talk be advised tha escrow
that they ware making one aariotn
mistake, namely, going North seek
lac employment and Mritc to mlk<
their borne. “TVs Booth ia yoar hoax
and the 8oatk la tha placa for yon'
ah Prof. Underwood, "tha eouthen
white man U tha heat friend yet
hero. Ha will girt yoa separata
schools and kelp educate yoa end ther
give yoa work to do and will steak
by yoa in tba tune of naod. ” In tlx
North than are do aoparaU school
for yoa aad when yea are throng!
school they wtl not giro yoa work,’
Hi* address waa full of good advic.
t® Mi race. Prof. Uaderwood't awn
tary likawiaa gave aoaae oaccllant ad
viet with reference to tha bnan con
duct of roturnod negro sold lore, i
regular dinner, fried chicken am
pound mho and ail tuck good thi^
that would appeal not only to a re
turned soldier but to good etvihens
bad been prepared by the colored wa
man and laden • long table aproed li
the open air and when dinner wa
announced the boys did their full dot;
in hiding it
Tha returned soldiers praaaat warn
Jamas X. McNeill, Jamas B. McKay
Frank Bu^ra. B. L. Cameron. C
B. Smith. Hector Covington, Mario:
*■ I**'M***1 Mamma, Gao. Hatch
"■ H- B. Brown, Ooo. McLean, Idwt
I P*°,- U . Arnold, Ctera
; McKay, John L. McLean, B. B. Joke
«». f. 3. LOVE SUNDAY
i **>• tniBnenwBl wniM Sonda
■ "urfct will W pnaeM to Bw.T|
of Louiaburf Fatso)
’ £*?*£•• .H* u ■ *»» »f nxeaUeo
*!**""*• beiac a yraduati of Trinlt
CoHato and Colombia Untomroity. H
*•**«» «ha North Carolina Coa
faranaa and flltod aoatorataa at Mom
b»ad City, XlnMop and Akerdoat
**• *» Mlaatoaar
J* jWj* Ht waa f oread to ratar
to tha SUtaa aa amoaat of Wo kaaltl
5*Jf * S’0? ***"*•» *nd “ oneoBaa
toaaha that It oroll oroith kaartar R
will pafeack the nraoB at tha feat
Mat eaarah at 14* Bonday ntotd. Tfi
"* **y* baataa! (ha tarn at aa
aona other tstaraa warn aat Walla
Mrt. Um la a moat twBwrt an
■■■ ami »tn aaiaatpaay hhn and
•*»r«tnd to ria« aithe Method 1.
ahanh at tha alavaa o’clock aervto
Tka witter had the honor of kata
Wa etaaa mate -fn sol loco and wMm
I »ba» tka town (too him a cordial w«
: ****■ *'* 1. M. D.
I ----
- of tha dltramltn wtthunt aacrttoa <
i-WLVm- other mea
‘ bor*^ toa.m^D are doatarod I
t too 'haUaS? a«M TtfIlalah173tJ
i^scr^s%^,s3
l haa not karoa.
BRITISH ENDORSE
MONROE DOCTRINE
DtWfaliM u fwk In— T*ini
! Paris. April tS.—Tha MU* dria
IKtiM MMd today a nriaa af mm
i Banter— oa tbs eooiaiat af tha Len
|f®o of Marions, iTfrooatot thoir daw
•and Bekfnp ehea«« tmm tha
! oflUiaJ annalyoia itooed aa Bandar.
I With ropardto tha saaUaa daahiwr
I with the Moaroe Doctrine the ceao
mOntario* ooy:
, “ArUeJo *1 sokes it dost that tha
eoroaaat ia not tntaodad to tbnph
&rSWrtyET*S
I own law, to to which awim mt tha
^*££*•£3 (w’totawwi'ypatw
Born aarssnaats wo old laalndo atari*
al traotloa for coaapalascy aUMha
and Military osaroaUoaa that ate no
olnaly dafanriva.
Was a flnoranOoo af Pool*.
‘The Monroe Doctrine and riadlar
I andontondina* art pat ia tha Haas
I category. They hare (hewn thete
i»otvoa to Uatary to ha, not baton*
snvsa’qa’i&yjs
Manroo Doctrine if woO known. It
was amcMaad to- IMS to yrmal
Aatoricn ten baconolag a thaatto far
totoignaa ad Borooaan abastatiaai At
«u*donjandia« and it ia aat tUegiti
■rio for tha peonla of the uStod
State to aay that the coronate *aald
I reeoantae that bet.
I ' In It* mean It to maiiiliat orHh
tha spirit af tho aooowaat tad. todaod,
I the prirrlplto af tha la«M *2
proooad ia Article 10, wproaonUny tha
I principle, of tide doctrine, while
! teeeld any dilate as to the —r're
jo/ the lattar aver arise between the
u Is particularly acted that the
umoeatanea Mate that the M enrol
Doctrine “haa mi m Intir atiie
el uadanteMdhv.*'
SAMPSON ORGANIZES
WAREHOUSE COMPANY
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I Washington, May 1.—* |
of array raeords resulted ton* tta
lut wash in tha tMiUra of 47* ham*
•a Ora Uat of major -srnfflm. tta
r War Department araanafr* today,
bringing the total to 78,m, IdltaJ
- In action, died of woanm and din
’ aaaa and died of other canam
Tha number of prisoners was to
‘ daead to «,7M as s result ad tome
; tlena and the missing in aattan to
' daead to Mtl.
Tha corrected total of wsaadei
’ war given at MljMT, bat hi sasas)
rasas rasa wore fneladad la this to
| tal as wounded maro ttaa aaaa.
FOUft MOPU BURN TO DKATtl
1
t ReMaviDe, ApriltdT—Mrs. Alfrra
r Seales Galloway, prorataaal la saata
» Ufa of the team and State, aad hei
• throe eMUran rears homed to deadl
” "r)r »» a fee which lidwya
■ their home an Mala stmot
1 _ The children won Lea, mad •
• •. MM A If rad * 1%
\ fi Wta discovered about J o’sM
this i i
» was a
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