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VaL • PRESIDENT WILSON’S MESSAGE _READ TO CONGRESS TUESDAY Sugguti Repeal Prohibition Law To Beer and Wine FIRST MESSAGE BY CABLE State. That Railroad »*►*••“ “d Telegraph aad Telephone Will Be Reetered to Private Ownership Littio Akoet Paaoo Treaty. Washington. May lO.-PmWrnt Wilaon, in bia message to CoarreM to day, recommended repeal of the wmr t'me ProiS'ltlon law, ao far at it ap pliea to wSe and boer only, announc ed definitely that the railroad system and the telegram and telephone linea would be returned to private owner ship; urged revision of war taxes, par tenuity to a bo Hah the manofecturerr and rata 11 tales axciaea; and outlined generally a programme respecting la bor. Thaae ware the high spots of the President's message cabled from Paris. Besides that, he urged enact ment of a woman suffrage constitu tional amendment; recommended that tariff laws be .applied with teeth to protect American industry against foreign attack; spoke for logialatton to facilitate American enterprise through expansion of eblpplng, and backed Secretary Lone's program for land for returning soldiers. Of the Paris Peace Conference and Lisps of Nations the Prod dent mere ly mid it would be prams lore to dis cuss them or express a judgment. He also avoided discussion of domestic legislation at length, because of bia long absence from Washington. What will bo the reply of tbe Re publican Congress to the President's SrupoaaU became at once a topic for iacumiOB everywhere about the Capi tol. In returning the railroads. It generally eoneedeihthat the republican Isadora will readily give the Presi dent their cooperation, but ae to the Prohibition and the tariff and Inter national revenue taxation, tbe case ■rag imam rLiiihtfnt dna Mil for they an questions which all act tha peace of tha whole . world and from than, therefore, the United States can not etand apart. I deemed it my duty to call the Con grats together at this time because it waa not wise to postpone longer the provisions which rouat be made lor the rapport of the government Many of the appropriations which are abso lutely necessary for the maintenance of the government and tha fulfillment of Ma varied obligations far the fiscal year 1919-1920 have not yet bean made; the end of the present fiscal year ia at hand; and action upon theae appropriations can no longer prudent ly t>« delayed. It ia net-emery, there fore, that 1 should immediately call your attention to this critical need. It is hardly necessary for me to urge that it may reoeivs your prompt at tention. » I shall taka tha liberty of address ing yon on my return on the subject* which have mom engrossed oar atterv ' tion aad the attention of the world during theae las* arduous months, since tha armistice of last November ■was signed, the international settle ments which must form the subject matter of the present treaties of peace and of our national action In the im mediate future. It would be prema tura to dlseuas them or to express a Judgment about them befora they ore brought to their complete founda by tha agreement* which are » ow being sought at the table of the conference. I shall hopo to lay them before you Hi their many aspects to soon ns arrangement*. haTs been reached. I hesitate to venture any apinion or prase any recommendation with t ■*»"• 5° domestic legislation while rbsent from the United States and c it of daily ^touch with Intimate mure** of Iniorrnmton and counsel. T am conscious that 1 need, after so I. ng an absence iron waahlngton, to seek the who have remained in eon»Unt eontaet with «. <mastic Prob'f™f have known them close at hand from day » • pay; ana * "TV j w,u vary "oon U posable for »•• f® to. But thorn orn onrnml Qt*****®*** P»mnli»f for consideration to which I f««] that 1 «ay, and, tndeod t7*®J dlroet your attention, if f*£*r al Urma. In spooking tk#ni 1 B5*U« I darn My, bo dote* ^ ■ptokyour own thought* ‘ hop* "*•' I she" spoak your own Judgm*"* Tko unction which »undn at th« frt?L ,,.*u «**>•« >« evtr’f eC"fn •Bikfat tho pmaaat rrrat I* tho qnontfoB of labor; end ptrbopi J k »f R with on greet »dT»r> ! «• «Hle *ngroa*d In the rontifl*™ to" of BUnwtn which offset oil «>»" trios Ollko U I could at homo a»< ruuidsttbs iMcmu which natural!] most ofoet my thought, bccaua* tho' arc tha krtaouhR, of onr own cwopi* By tho qtioobou of labor J do no imm tho question of ofleient indoi trial ocoduotloa, tho question of her labor 10 to bo obtafnad and mad* «ffc< lira In tho «»oot*meaaa of sustain in population* ami winning oucroi omldat eoooi»««!ol and indaatrlal rli •Irina 1 w*o"J**1 "nch gmntnr an mom rltal qua*1" iy how am th» mo • *"d woman **■**• tbo dally Is he •f tbo world to obtain pmgmmfVo In pw.im.nt in tb# r°"^«ou* *f t»* **bor. to bo mad. k*PP»ur. .nd to t !!"•< bottor by th* «f mwaniuos an *h»J*du«trl*o which that, labor m ST. “4 •doaneoof «•» am tho *• •• **mw thofr right •dmataCo 4 citizens end numan bringsT We can Dot go any further ia our present direction. We have already gone too far. Wc can not Hvs our right life as a nation or achieve our proper Auccenit as an industrial com munity If capiUl and labor are ta rontinuc Ui he antagonistic ef being partner*. If they art to coa tlnu* to distrust one another sad con true how they can get the bettor of another. Or, what perhaps a mounts to the same thing calculate by what form end dogma of coercion they can manage to extort on the one hand work enough to make enterprise profitable, on the other justice and lair treatment enough to make Ufa tolerable. That bad road has Incised out a blind alley. It to no thorough fare to real prosperity. We must find snothor, leading in another dlrec '•un to a very different destination, 't mum lead not merely to accommo dation, but alto to a genaiBe co-opera tion and ptrtnsrdiip hosed upon a real community of participation and interest in control- There to now 'n fact a reel community ef Interest between capital and labor, but it has never been mads evident In actios. It can be made operative and manifest only in a new organisation of tndoa ry The genian of oar basiaeas men tnd the sound practical sense of our corkers can certainly work such a oartnerabip oat when once they mal ic what It is that they seek sad stn cerely adept a common purpose with regard to It l-abor legislation lias, of course, .-hiefly with the states; but the now plrit and mdthad of organisation shich must be effected am not to be wrought about by legislation so moch is by the common content and vohm 'ary co-operation of capitalist, asaa S»T and workman Legislation can ;o but a very little way In eetnaand ng what aha'.l be dona. The organ isation of Industry to a matter of cor porate and individual Initiative and of practical businaae arrangement. Those who really deal re a new rela tionship between capita) and labor -an readily find a way to bring it about; and perhaps federal legislation can help mom than state legislation mdM The object vide, b* ley as the i •f tabor over rontroL ' It has sought to And the way to pre •nl child labor, and will, I hope, sad believe, presently And it. I baa Barred he whole country by leading the way a developing the means of preserving 'nd infrguarding Ilfs and health in dangerous induet rim. It can now help n the difficult task of giving a new ■ prm and spirit of industrial organ 'xation by coordinating the amoral i genets* of conciliation and adjust went which have been brought Into xistence by the difficulties and mis taken policies of the present man ngement of industry and by setting up and dcrvoloping new federal agen rrec of advice and Information which may serve as a clearing bouae for the best experiments and the beat thought on this great matter, upon which ev ery thinning man must be aware that the future development of society di -ectly depends. Agencies af interna tional council and suggestion are pece '■nt U> be created in connection with the league o1 nations In this vary field; >ut it Is national action and the en lightened policy of individuate, eor po ration* and sect to as within each na-i tion that most bring about the actual! reforms. The members of the com-' lattices on labor In the two bouses will hardly need suggestions from mo ** to what means they shall seek to the federal government the HT»nt of the whole nation in pointing *"* .^1 If need bo, go-ding the proceoe or reorganisation and reform. * * ■" **r» that It b not asnnasty miitionV^ui^ prudkkaJ i^DWJon of mbor thtt wi ihoald 11We must ‘oo to It taut ttqp rtiui nim Militlaf to And the places for which they are fitted in tbo dally wo* ^ a,, £2^7 This can be done by n—.i.^"^ IQliltUi^^f UpOU Ml fefWjnsfa mania the ndmlrsbie organlmSeB created hr the department of lab®* f—-iZT in* »«" 7°**1 and H can alao l>* do***. ln *• tot oae vary I re at fl.W, by ««>« to oj»o£ ionfctaa for rndtridnel .•atarprtmTfiu »ec rotary of tba in.toT',lJ*U pointed oat the way by wN«b r*'2rh“F *> dlara may b« hetpod to And an? take »P Land in the hitherto wndaraUy^ 'nioB. of tba eoontry *t»*a fed ;*• torenmenl boa elrtody propaaad rtodlhr prwparo fo»'o»Wtr«M— *nd alaa on1 many of tba eotfoor or !?«*—tad araoo which lia wttbin the *» tba older eta tor i and I o*«o J*"T* >ta tba liberty of **"*"5**: *2* ■Tfenlty that hla plena •ho*} ■uk*Ufltu4 1^*' *0*22? '■ i»«^dla*a f* 1 opportunltlea wffl Pm_ ^tometen. to oar •*r‘ , j cfcfiB‘* “<J Ptodnaeea In foreign t*»f ■'!*“• {or prod table t ,r*£T »Jl kt.«* eor froe »|^an«al »t to not ^ „f that J „*?twSSLfi.«• "<>f «htody oL 1 that that I o^.totnldaw Many Rid .•IndoMHoo the r to be "•**“+,'* mane parta ol i- the wroM ohe” ^‘ wlO be leakt* r l» not bralnaoj "WMn, or or a pnUliic eepoeKfjr»'!?whl40f aM d bat marhinarY *o~ {T* "tourtele an. h mpttal. I boj* •* OW hnainoa : Jnsrz vision to so* that prosperity la *» part of the world ministers to poos parity everywhere; that thee* to la i very true seam a solidarity of later set throughout tho world 0f 'awtoa prim, and that oor dealings wHh «fc countries that have need of Mr fri dueti and euar mooes win leash »«■ to doom os more thaa aver frioai whom necessities we seek la the rlgk way to serve. Oor now msrchaat ships, ahw have In some quarters boaa feared a destructive rivals, may prove helpful rather, and common anrott much needed and very wolnme Ota great shipyards, bow aad old. wit to «> opened to the nee of the worid that they will prove immensely earwtteaw to every maritime people la i mtoring moch mors rapidly thaa weald other wise have been possible, the tonaagt wantonly destroyed in the war. I ham only to suggest that there are today paints at which «fa Ua fodliteto Aar uric an enterprise in foreign trade n opportune legislation and marks* H may for American mere haste to g* where they will bo walrmaod at friends rather than aa dreaded auto ronleta America bee a great‘aad honorable service to perferh la brtog lug the coeemereial aad industrial am derta kings of the weald bask to theh >ld scope and swing again, aad pot ling a mild structure of credit oadpi thorn. All ear legislation afaoold >t friendly to each plane aad parpneee Aad credit and antonrim alto efl be quickened by Haefr and Welpfaj egialatioa wtth regard to toxatfoa. I Hope that the Congress will find It pea Able to ondortako on early rt ■•add <ration of federal taxes, la ardor to make ear system of taxation more Ample aad easy of admlatotratioa aad ho team themes tree as little burden tome as they caa be made aad yet raffle* to support the gtrrrrmsat aad moot all Me obligation*. The figure* •jo which thaa* oblige tie a* bar* arise* are very great Indeed, bat they art BOX 0O gntt M to Mkl ft flDBTWl for tho Baton to atcl mmm* mm4 iiH nerbane la a iImIi nnintita, ]y UuT«Ud will neither eiruto mm lUeourage. Thane mMH great aa they »*em. ut ao great ae the tm nenaa naa we twee had to borrow, tdded to tho imawai sum wa bare Had to raise by tarattos. would eesm U> Indicate; for a vary large risesc tlon of thooe kbi ware rawed la rider that they might be leaned to tha roveiruaoatta with which wa were it ■ociated In the l for granted < laacerorth be the Inoomi tax. 1 no profits tax and the entnke AU thaae can to be adj Bated U ftoU constant and a defeats re tana utd yet net constitute a too grieroai (Continued oa page throe) LODGE FORECASTS ~ FIGHT OVER TREATY tewate Whip'* Belated OpMeei Say It WUI Net Be Aeeepted By leaete Wellington, D. O, May It.—Sana tor Lodge. Rapubiicen leader ant chairman of the Foreign Relation Committee, hi a statement tonight da dared that the reriaed Unge. of no lions “Is unacceptable" and needietec it would not be accepted by the ma jorlty of the Senate without amend arent. Oiarmterl sing the new league core nant aa Included In the pence treat] ee "distinctly worm than the eld am more dangerous to tot pease of to world and to American nghte and in ' a in av Senator Lodged statement follows 'So far as I can judge—and I how had conversations with many Sana torn, including nmlm of betl paretos—lam satisfied that a major* t*>* >mo* »« bow promoted moot ro eafvo aaaadmaat, that la tta araaaat form, without any chan|o, H laun tccoptabi. aad would no* bo amaplad. »*at bars boon mat la without any foundation. Nat oao of “— ruin tioaa of tha Sonata, not oao VTth. uMwhuBti ptopomd by Mr. Boat >u baca earriod out. Soma bam bosa antiraly rojoctad. Aad wham thorn la on aupaorBwiit of thoir bovine boon adopted azaailnatioo Aiwa that tha naw farm la distinctly worm than tbo aid aad mart dauuamua la tha Psaen af tha world and to American rt«hte >ad fatter tat». SEaraft*.*£?£ gj^teto f aWy accurate, om bam no wttat Oor or of ita rotations to tfao laacus. not whiab was mat out was 1 "ntetu ^J11—>,M* *■» vacua aad and K fa laapoantbU to S~^Mm It what the terms tmpooad wrj*> uarmaay la agamy rsspoete reaBy - U' »« daairo bsyoud tbo tteaa u ly UomJL'* “hod to ammo “ tJR ST ■"‘•Jg by tha United »t»EL v3 * *T • ad etamo^ao . of say IHad wSobwEmte/teSIa! 1 fr—>.tt* *rtT2f7.Jtel I tha Amstiiaa poomu i._Tn. ^tli X 1M md V\m* THE COMMITTEES . DOING GOOD WORK i * The great underlain* of the Meth odic! Church of the Mouth to ruiau $38,000,000 waa launched Sunday, May Id. at mm, over the eatir, iovtk il tks wmbbuL ttai catieos are that it will ge ewer. TMa ia tha Hggact thin* arer uadartahan by any church. At nitty wd hd tpaot la cenatractioa of near d.OOd paiaonngee aad over 7,00# ehuiahia at hoeM aad in foreign Saida. Over three handled miaaioaaoaa wfll ha put to the Qaida aad away aaiaaa and praachara will be oarttted*tathSroa» liT*biting aarriod on ia fnaet'ttii other coantriaa and will be puked mta war aUVereas arc relieved. Tha quota of tha North Carolina Coafeieaoa ia $1400,000 aad ia ap yortlonad by dlatrletn. Tha fayette rille district1! qaata la $1«$.$00 Thi. to apportioned to each charge aad Duaa chereh’t quote la $17400. TV Uta; Mr. J. W. Jordan. Mr. oTT Ornattam. Mr J. T. WUwm, Mr. A. U NrvMif, Mr. W. 0. Johan. Tom No. S—Mia. S. V. Sotpee. Captain; Mn. L J. Boot, Min. PTA. Ut, Mn. /. L ftawTan. Mamin Wad*. Mn. B. 0 Townoaod, Mn. W. C. Coftron*. Tana Ne. 4—Mr. W. B. Howard. Captain; Mr. D. H. Hood. Mr. R. L. CroaarHo. Mr. J W. • ***.• Mr. T. V. Smith. Mr. J. B. Smith Toma No. t—Mr. Prod Baggott, Cantata; Mr. A. D. WiMoa/^Mr. BaVh Parker, Mr. W*A*y Thompma. Mr. Hugh W. Priam. Mr. B. A Sow land. the leadership mt Mr. B.* O. napolgo dfcaatnc, nB mot m,OOo"oOMh* M. C. 200,040, and tho FayottrrOa DUbdet 1113.000. So far Daiham Dtotrkt Iun boon the only one reported error the top with a »*»y large surplus. Everywhere the report* are aaaaorag lag and next Sunday bids fair ta be a day of great rejoicing throughout the church. Special mrriea* at *aeh church on this charge In honor of thorn great hUmlngi. The amount rmWd by taaam are u follow*: T*am No. 1-.ttJlOM Team Ita. *—.1.T44.00 Team No. I....1A71.00 Team No. 4..3.TTS.40 Ton No. •.1.(44.40 Black's Chapel. 1,047.00 PROGRESS OF THE METHODIST DRIVE . Notable report! rocateod daring the u day ineladad tba following; j last Oklahoma. »»70AH; Florida, eas&jteasffitbns . aoari, fftMll; Waal Oklahoma, , J*07^1*. add LoalaaUa, *y„ *411.- w 1 c. E. TEAGUE HEADS SAN- | a ford graded school!' — - I fl i Sanford. May !•.—C. I. Taagaa baa! baoa ejected saperiirtoadoal of tba," Ward attain Mr. Taagaa bad h rharga of tba laaford aaboals throe roan ago. resigning to enter anon ! practice of lew a&d became e urtrar * wlth^bla brother, D. S. TeagaeTat ^ ,*T. Tr»«*r oatarod the radio eor ■ vico dsriag the war and waa aaad aa r.a laairnofw at Cleiaaaa Collana la- 1 riaad of being aant to tba front £ * ' T«yg “ tebool nan ! . and tba ptopb hart ora glad to wet I • come MaabaSlntolthTaSJk. ! » Safety, iaaraaae and ^.-tuuio. I • from th. i s 5*5“ : : ££7.TS,“5jsa,.“ay£ i more for odJmunaMat waa tarriod s f&wasw !d c£«X >Stgr»t»nlatli«**"c2odo M ■ S ! PLACED IN PRISON I ON SERIOUS CHARGE ■ 01 Qlrl nmuM^Susllv klB^lul'aUiU arsu&arsttsiasr; ssnxWaXi'.S: ssa B2S“«Enfe^t4 •boat M Man all. dealer aay feaowt adgo of Ihacrtotc ho ia allagad te Fellewtog aa oaanhatlaa bp a pbyairlao Taaaday aft arse as tea an raat arm* morn oat by tea father of the bttla gbL Sararal paraaua an n sated aa aaytag that they an tha Kiri to aa auteenMIe ottb Oadtoy Twaaday aftarsaas aad that ha wsa to WOaas'a Milk, Sm aha saathsraat of tela place. Gadlay baa baas a pats ttog as aatanabOa fa* Un aad ft h sated that aa tha gM ana-a Hone fran arbaal batwaas S sad. 1 o'clock Cadey caked bar te go ridteg FaOasiag the arraat ad Oodley a 2*tebir of paagia caate ta tasa to !tod eat tba particulars At so Una wsa than ■uaaioii talk ad hashf a nab. bstlharig W. J. - J thought R boat ta taka Ida priaasar ta mother county. Ha atoatad aarty to .ha erasing far Goldrbaro. Is tha A period of eevo* days of ftaca au boon oatondad to (laiai| by tba rvp.-aaontaline of tba aOtad aad an notated pmawn in «Wtk too Cinaoi paaeo ploalpoteotiaatoa aa? coaclnde their etedy of toa peace taoat; and fonulato aocb rvpMaeta tba vaitaao cbwaoa aa they lidw. Tba eatenaton of tfaaa, ahkb oa% inaUy wne to have anpfcpd at aeon the atgntef ef toe the rain of UNITED STATU MAftlXC COSTS Virginia. «M loot Breed K, ■l.hn.ed, Va THTC MAEME COKpI WANTS former SOLDI EM AND MAD wta roKTiiapoEArr Dim IN FKANCB. The United ^Btatao aniiav ooapt rad —1^~I*~~T "^"TnVi laiVanT FOCH AND PERSHING AwpanllMM Cnlb> •«* Ok MMirf G«r TIME HUE PORHUm MLL or PAITICULAM ^TrJ^AXStrtS £5crssS£S ii'tijnutt w a •TSiMuSTMA tw Ommm •( «M Ammm*. AMMwfc tk ImAmi itMiknt Cmtn kn
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