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~FAT Biggest line H. M. MUDDED SITUATIONS APPEARS IN SENATE Peace Treaty Compromise Negotia tions Do Not Seem to Be Making Progress-Nothing Can Be Done Unless Republicans Change Tactics in Vogue at Present. Washington, Feb. 17.-The peace treaty compromise negotiations got into a tangled state today co that, de spite claims in some quarters that the lines on both sides were weakening, the treaty's best friends in the senate minimized the possibilities of agree ment. The Big Foui moved next door to Broi guaranfeed, called for ar your continued patronag, A. D. McFAF PHONE D. Uirschm Is still on the corner an< crisp new Spring Goods. Hirschnmann, who are no and in close touch wit htl ing us daily thc cream of We want to call your ( handsome new line of Ladies' Sprinig in all the new styles and 4j handsome garments amo The very latest styles ibig stock to select from; We also have a snapl: YOUNG MEN'S SUITS from. CALL AND SEE OIR D. HIIRSC The'Big Store < 1 .u.mrnnemmummmuntnnt We Can with the very best in H Al have as a usual rule a ni for our many customers do not have exactly wha J.L. RI If It i; RM in this section o: THE THI THOMAS, Man ttttttitit:tmtitttititti t ::ttmmtttuitttitft2 "It looks as though we rmight come out at the same hole we went in," said Senator Hitchcock, the Democratic leader, after another effort to obtain Republican aid in modifying the Article 10 reservation adopted at the last session of congress. He added that the Republicans apparently had rejected all compromise proposals on the subject and that he was certain the treaty never could be ratified un less they did compromise. At the same time some senators in the mild reservation group of Repub licans indicated their belief that the Democratic proposal might command considerable strength, while some Democrats predicted that enough Dem ocrats to insure ratification would break away and vote for the Republi Shoe Shop vn's Drug Store. Work id delivered. We solicit . :LAN, Prop. NO. 211. on's Store is overflowing with Both Mr. and Mrs. wv located in New York ~ ~e big markets are send styles and materials. special attention to our ( Coat Suits colors. There are some ngst this line. in MILLINERY and a ~tre here. yr line of BOY'S and to make a, our selection MANY NEW LINES MMANN. >n the Corner. Supply Youi (NESS, LAP ROBES, SADI ee lot of lorses and Mules during the odd months of the t you want we can get it foi COME AND SEE US. DGE WAY & CO) Something Yc You Can Ge I the State to se IMAS LIV iger 1:u::uuuu: uuu::u: uu:::: tuu can reservation stands. The result was a muddled situati< in whici the party leaders on bol sides appeared uncertain as to wh; might be the next deevlopment. generally was agreed however, tlh there would be no show down in mediately and that the debate whi< began yesterday would be permitt to run for the present without an effort to hasten a ratification. Forty Democrats had been pledge tonight for the alternate Article 1 reservations presented by Senatc Hitchcock and he said he hoped eve1 tually to have the support of one < two more. It would take 49 votes I make up the simple majority nece: sary to substitute one of these rese vations for the Republican draft, an to the seven or more Republican vote required for this operation, 15 moi would have to be added to insure fin. ratification by a two-thirds vote. was pointed out however, that the Ri publication leaders might be placed an awkward position should a majo ity displace the Republican reserv tion with one drawn up by the Demi crats. How many Republicans the would swing over on the ratificatic vote in problematical. The senate made no progress toda towards a vote on the first of ti proposed modification in the Republ cans reservations, the encire day be ing occupied by debate on othe features of the treaty. GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL Governor Cooper yesterday sign< the first bill of the present legislativi session when he affixed his signalui t) the bill by Senator Purdy of JLo ;r to change the season for the shoo ing of quail, partridges and wild tu keys in the state. Under the new law partridges ma be shot up to March 1. The open se s'on begins with TJh an:ksgiv ing da ileretofore the open season ha'; (: te'ndedl from November 15 to Februar 15th. The new act cuts off one monthi wh;ich wild turkeys may be .shot, b closing the season March 1 instead< A pril I. EXP~ORTl RAW COTlTON Washington, F'eb. 177.--1espi I further depreciation in IEuropean e:~ change exports of raw cotton from tI: United States in January, according decpartment of commerce reports t< day amiountedl to 926,.671 b ales va 0 a t $194,965.353 ' which e xceeded tli former high recordl set in Novembe 1918, of 92.4,751 baler. worth $181 .30! 272. England as usual was the large: purchaser .the report states, followe by Japan, Italy, France, Belgium an Canada in the order given. The recer stoppage of cotton imports by Eng land, department experts say, carn too late in January to b1- refleec in the reports of the month. Wants )LES, WHIPS, Etc. We live stock seaan. If we 'you on short order. IIPA NY :nninnintunanhnannnninn . - ') u Want in the Li t It From Us. lect from. Come i1 E STOCK ( M "MAD MULLAI" LOSES 1 n BUT MAKES ESCAPE h it London, Feb. 17.--The combined op [t erations of the British and tIalians it with tanks and aircraft against the i- "Mad Mullah" in Abyissinia, have I been very successful. The enemy was d decisively beaten and the operations y have been virtually concluded but the "Mild Mullah" escaped. d The "Mad Mullah" has recently 0 been preaching a holy war, according r to the Somali tribes and during the i- recent war conteually raided the r country necessitating the maintenance o of a garrison by the tIalians. I- The colonial under secretary an nounced today in the house of com d nmons that the Dervishes had been at s tacked by airplane in Somaliland; e that the Mullah had escaped, but his il positions were captured with much t booty and the power of the Dervishes - had been entirely destroyed. (HARGE OF BRIBERY Chicago, Feb. 17.-Albert Lauer, secretary and treasurer of Briggs & Turivas, was arrested today chargedI with giving $15,000 as a bribe to! Charles Callner, an internal revenue collector. The bribe, it was alleged, I was given to obviate iyment of 1$150000 income tax. r The company has steel and iron mills at Harvey and Blue Island, Ill. Callner, who was assigned to audit the company's book::, was said to have been promised $30,000 of which half was alleged to have been paid to iy. Callner immediately notified the reve e nue department. REVOLUTION ON .\GAIN - London, Feb. 17.--Revolution h;.s broken out in Vahiivostok, Niko'sk, y Yen'0ishiesk and lBiagovestehen k, where all aiuthority nowv is inth r. hands of the priov isional gover n :- met, whose program is in favor of y union withI soviet Rus' , says soviet wvireless comrr-in'tionrs ni eived from Moscowv. The d n e--h y addIs that Red troops h - im re i' fTi raspol . 73 miiles a ' Od'-a. (''h et Poi- militarIy r- e a or ." 'on bil!' ar ing* in the( arm'y for i' - haIn a ir e ma: b al..t the aceademyn :ir othe lull cour se if b) ween the "ger 'of eAS STRONG AS AT aumhEN~ t ci ZIRON Iron Tonic Makes Her "Old Man" Feel Young Again, Says Daughter, e To hellp repair the results of illness, old age, work and worry in your daily ilife; to help give stren gti to your run down systemt and to he p renewv fagged forces and tone up the nerves-you will findl a val. >le remledy in Ziron. Rel~ad what Ziron did for an old man, who had to stay in bed most of the time. His daughter, Myrtle Mills', of Pulaski, Tenni., says: "Ziron has helped my father wonderfudlly. Hie could not do anything before taking it. lIe was In bed most of the time, comnnlainin g wIth bro ken-down nerves and backache. He has takent three bottles and says lie Is as stron gas when he- was 17 years old.'' It your blood needs tron,, try Zlron Iron Tonic. What it has done for oth I ers,.it may do for youi. Z ron is mild, harnless; does not dis-. color the teeth and may be taken safely boung and old, mlen, women and I Get Zlron at your dlrugglst's, tinder a money-back guarantee. ZNO Your Blood Needs ZS O rie of IN] 1, we'll be glad b OMPANY ANNING, S, suutmumumssumummusaumu ntasu::n:s:: sms:::m::msm:: Garden 6 of dependabi All of this at no hig often paid for quest Specializing and expel have for years in such suited to our particula lieve we can offer the who wants a good gar any given amount of r English Peas We have in bulk th Gradus or Prosperity the Extra Early Alask: ages we can furnish n Tomatoes Brimmer; Ponderos; Best; Earliama; Ston Marvel and Norton. Norton are respective blight resistant kinds thing entirely new. Seed Potatoes A good stock of the c Irish Cobblers and Red "Nuf said.", Cabbage Early .Jersey Wakelf( Wakhefield; E1arly Dru sons; Late Flat D utch Turnij;s, Rape, Ra< Onion~s, Peppers, Pi flower, Carrots, Kale Spinach, Egg Plant, F Collards, Parsly, Etc All of t he i ove on -suited for hot bed nian may be planted in tnet sonable safety, such a~ Radishes, Etc. To arrive in plen Everything neededi Peas andI all such other planted when danger< A handsome Gar Catalogue Free Don't forget us, w hc notch Fieldl Seeds. We interest the live wire, I er with a good line of S Valencia Peanuts; Sor Soy Beans; Early Cori Manning Gr< SERVICE SE1 R mmY > show you. .C. rnummuuum:umma itttttttitttti*t2mttttttitttttttt= eeds esulity her price than is ionable service. .imenting as we seeds as are best r locality, we be man or woman den just all that Zoney can buy. it great favorite Sugar Pea and as Pea. In pack iany other kinds. l; Acme; Bonny ; June Pink; The Marvel aw y early and late ; they're some ;ld'time favorite, Bliss Triumphs. ield(1; Charleston mrhead; All sea. Etc. lishes, Lettuce, emnentos, Cauli , Beets, Celery, 'e Tsai, Mustard, hand nlow and1 tinLe, while somel~ ;lRape, Turnips, ty of time a Beans; Cor ns; seedsq as may be f fr ost is- pasti.I dening ni you wvant Lop shall be able to) oll weevil fight panish P~eaniuts; ghumis; Millets; is; Etc., Etc. cery Co. FenSMEN