The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 02, 1919, Image 1
I "THE BARRAGE IS DOWN?LET'S DRIVE" "MAKE VICTORY SURE?BUY BONDS"
The Lancaster News
68TH YEAR. NO. 51. SEMI-WEEKLY. LANCASTER, S. ( ., FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919.
.COTTON AND COTTON
PRICES IN RELATION *
WOULD* AFFAIRS
Some Facts as to Production New York. Ma;
and Handling of the Staple N< Nv 1 1
tlon at tno Hosing
in the South. its annual convc
resolution urging
I OTHER SECTIONS RUOI IT Kr"SH \0 n p :,! or
years the war-time
ing the second e
Wealth Untold for the World Tho rGRo1 "*'?>? < *
a j * .. ? ... ret ph. "crude an
reated Hj the South s Cot- character and bui
I ton Rut the South Has Not newspapers and t
Secured It. affectliiK the carrli
were ill-suited to
country.
(Manufacturers Record.) r,H' resolution
It is a pity that men professing b?r?r(1 anv new
intelligence should undertake to dis- ,ne ra,<>s efTecl
cuss matters pertaining to the nr ,,l(* war 1,0 ci
south, for that matter to any sec- commission be api
tion, of which they are as ignorant ln,? ,,l? operation!
as Germany Is of honor and moral- in r?Kard to canity.
The disposition of some people matter. This com
to talk, learnedly about things of certain the actual
which their ignorance is so dense ?rations with a \
that it is almost impenetrable is j|. j equitable rates,
lustrated in a weekly circular of W. The election of
.1 W'ollman Co, tnembeis of the a contest for the
New York Stock exchange, who nn- assoi'a,'on hetweei
dert tke *o tell the south what it ?r 1,10 '"rinlnghatt
should do in regard to cotton from '"cumbont. and Hi
the ([iiestion of how to grow cotton Springfield. \
to how to handle u. (tie statement. ^'r Glass was rewhich
is typical of most of this "K> eight dtrecto
amazing financial rev ow. is tie fol expired were
lowing: 1 -n
"PI,,. .t . l.V/W /\n
in"- ii mi 11iiiii i '.ill lilt" sou' It ' '1 IVIil'ii^W > I M(
vasu < ;i 1111 u.iIiy in 'In- handlinp of RFTURN OF
tlio cotton i-rop is prcatct tli.iu tlo-.
total oi dividends pit ii out on all 11n*1
railin nls in the United States, and SyM,?,t1H um ,,;'y
those in 1 ! 1 fi amounted to $H42,- nu'iil Control to
Oon.OiHl. Density of compression a' a) >|i?lnit*Ii
the pins would save hunilri'ils of
millions every year that now po fo' j
nha'illiiip. extra haulaue. needless' Washinpton, Ma
spare taken up on railroads and 1 Ceneral Burleson
steamships, loss in transit, claims ,,er returnIn(, {h?
for d itiwrps and nth?*r Itoms. ^ of , .
the south has set its fare stuhhorn-j \ o t i? i o
'y npa'iist these modern improve : "tidnipht May 2.
men's and elnre to aneient metli- 'postmaster
ods." | oted at the direr
It will he news to the rot ton pin j Wilson follows:
nnrs of the south ami to the income I "The marine rat
tax forces of the country thai the United States, and
cost of i n'iun ??f-.??* jr ?u|ti. ' a r into m-litd'ny a!'
the hnnrrpds of millions every year, purtenanros theret
Indeed th's reninrktilile statement all material ami i
says that "hnmlre is of tuillions", session, rontrol. sn
rottld he saved apeiiallv hy urentor it'o* of whieh w
densit\ of n'Mte on It is scarce- President hy proi
jv ro"-e'va'de ' an other hoy. second day of N'n
atdc to writ' his name, eonhl have tie exercised hy
heen pu'ltv of pnttinp forth stich postmaster penrral
asinine statements. son. are hrrrhv r
I
Density <>f compression at the respect ive ow ni"s,
gins Is Important Hotter baling direotors ami
and better handling are of great im- ''fleet at midnight,
portanee. but the utmost that any-' "Representatives
one h:>? vet claimed which could be tor general now
saved by this improved system is properties wilt tak<
from $r>0 non.Ofin to ftift.flftft.Oftn a' to onrrv tills order
year That is a very big Mem. but -*m
it is far and away behind the $.141',- THE REVOI T
0(1(1.000 which this bankers' eireii-| ,
lar mentions Since. according to! HOLSHfc\ I
Wollman Ar Co.. density of compression
would annually "save bun- Olonetz, I to Miles
dreds of millions." we are wonder- trograd. Throws
ing Just how manv hundreds of mil- . ,
of I .eil ilic at
lions these bar kers have been figuring
on as possible to' be saved certainly
far more than the $142.- Stockholm. May
000,000 which they have mention-' *:,nts oi Olonetz.
ed as below the saving that could be '"'^t of I'etrograd
effected ea'h year. ment of Olonetz
Possiblv the e bankers. whose ' '' v
density of igmanco about cotton is roivo,, h"r? n,,,, "
far great, r th >' tie density of the ! " norths
most deti e|\ r< inpr< <1 cotton 1 'til t
bales, are not aw re of the fact that ,:"'l 'long
leaders In the s ,uth have for years
sought to bri* ' it it b< tt. com '' " '' 11 ""
presslon of often. but tba' tb ra I ,^l> Opega Ob
roads of thi- eel ou. owned >nd <et w. . > 'aire ftp.
dominated e'u" "tlroly in \*. V ' > 'I n ar tb
York an.I t i . . .. w I ,
ntlng mnnv nl ?t t i<u?pi i-s-es ii the ' el I.ak.- <
south, have i m ill v . ui'n j for< ? i-- about 1"
slvely sought tn pv voi t the letter- north i
monf of "ifn I.1 ii Th > have
refused In time; pi ' to give a hot- ' r'l \l< XV X
tor rato for properly ro? p?e*set| *-l.l/k XXII.Ill'
9" cotton than foi I :?f 11 > halo?l rot?on, W.ish't ton M
though thov oouhl entry f*r nioro depnrtmoot was ail
of the hotter "i'Mi'"'',s nl hates to a lire nr t'e .Xmorica
car than thov emihl ?f the present or t'apo Horn by
baillv baled cotton Many voars ago, I thoritlos on the i
when the round hale was being In-1 en t ried munition* t
trodnced, the entire ootton-hanriling The schooner. wh
system of the south could have been Galveston, was en
changed If the railroads had not ag- can territorial wati
grenslTely fought against giving any the advices, and tal
advantage whatever to the linprov- where she Is helm
ed hale as compared with the old charges have not
bale. Steamship companies doing red, but the atat<
j making official In
(Continued on Page Two.) i reasons for the sei
j#~ - u , % - - v . . . ... . -
16 BOMBS FOUND
.... MAIL IN NEW Yd
l(N F. I*. 4 tlUSS
President. Were Addressed to Prom
? Men in Different Parts <
y 1.?The Anieri- The Country.
ublishers' assoeia
session Friday of
ntion adopted a I HE WORK Ok TERROR
the incoming con
suspend for two
, a(.T nf jpi~ r.,ls. Authorities Think They
lass postal rates. Unearthed Nation-Wide
jelared that such ? * > .
. . , of Assassins?List of
d unscientific In
densome alike to dressees.
heir subscribers,' jge
of newspapers ^ v ? * -
, ..... <> I !\ . .>1 ; I V I . JS
me needs of the ... .
bombs in parcel post package
. . dressed to I ? prominent men.
also asked that .
, . , , containing sufficient dvnamit
legislation (hang
blow the recipient to pieces,
t at the outbreak
? discovered among the mail a
naoted an exper.t . . ... .
general postofnee here Wednes
[minted to inquire
. . ... A preliminarv investigation
s of th" postoflice , , " ...
, . vinced the postofnee authorities
ying second class
, , tbev had unearthed a country
mission would as- .
plot of terrorists to assas;
cost of such op .
hlgblv placed persons as a il<
new to assessing ...
st rat ion on May 1
... A sweeping Inquire hv pes
officers developed
, Inspectors, agents of the di
presidency of the
meet of iiistn c and police e'
n crank I . (.la s.
. , , was begun at once into the ;
i, Ala., News, the
.... ' t'es of anarchists and reds u
ichard Hooker, of
lass.. Republican. i r" '
, m tt<e same time a wa'tmu
elected. p our of
issued bv 'lie district attorney
rs. v\ hose terms
. . . , I flee to all public officials, espc
j jud '?js In \' ritcll for package!
ill? lit be delivered to them ;
DEKS 1 HE | guard was thrown around the
THE CAHEES Inril courts fiulld?ng
The addresses on the 1 fi pac
i soi/pd iioro wore :ill tvpowr
.v I rom ( vpriiT'ii.
siv'o :?'? ! n rouplp of mini
I il\nt? Ow in .s con livl o flip I ills to IioIIpvp t It ;i
it. Mil) II. ; (! lri> intr was ilono by ;i fore
The addressees were:
v 1. Postmast?r Those Markod for Heath,
issued jip \\ illinin AT. \\ noil. 1 .u -ion. A
Atnerlean <-; lil<> Frederick i" Howe. cotumisi
wners. effective at n* InintiRratioti. Npw York city
Hon A Mitchell Palmei. I
KPItPrni's ordpr is State-; attornpy general. Wastlon
of President 'on. J' '
\ntbony Cntninetti. lot mm n n
iIp systi-ms of tin- toleration. Washincton. I> <'
every part thom- Hon. William H Wilson. <pi
i|iii|iP<pnt anil up- rv ot ' ' or. \\ a hineton H '
o whatsoever. and Senator T i.nrry Kyra. (Mi
utppHes. tl?p pos- I'd.
pprvlsion and op-! William H l.amar. solicitor
s assumed by Hip' Washini'ton. P. ('
latnitiop of the! W 11 Finch. department of
vp in bp r, 1018. to York
ind t'lrouirb tin-1 "on A S Ptirlesnn. postin
Mbort S Hurle-. peneral. Washincton. P r
pt ti mod to thpir Hon J. F. Hylan. mayor.
JVi.'in:iJ3[0!^. hn^rilq ^ ot k city.
. . 1 W'
inrit. IS ;!) :;tKfi ilirn IMII'lt'lH pollee ('< 11
May J. 1019. j sloner. Now York oitv
of tlio post in as- J,,hn n Rockefeller. Tarry
operating said ^ ^
> immodinto stops' Mll'ani I RraefTor. attorney
into effect." ernl- "arrishure. T'a
^ Hov. William C. Sproul. Ch
4 / ' 4 1 \'v?rn ^
A ' ' 1 lion Olivor Wendell Ho
SM SPREADS T'nitod Statos justiro, Washln
Jn. c.
Northeast of Pe-| .1 1* Morgan. Now York oit
i OIT tho Yoko v s,if ?n tho i,Brf "f ,h? S(
, ~ . , of tho infornal ma rhino, o o
id Irot/kv.
with tho ?h;i'"n wits of a post
oloik. woro all that prevoptoi
1 1 ho inhalii- homhs from bointr dolivorod
lit' in' os 'Mir'li-i 1paokaftos woro mailed Rati
in tho govern- nitthf in a ho\ smnowhoro ii
liavo rovoltod neighborhood of tftth stroot
fiki. Reports ro- Jtrondwnv Tlioy had tlio < <
hat tho revolt is postneo for the pa r< > I post
r,t wero sealed u ' h rod w afers
(IT'l's advjI'W'Wjl "m I.fn >> ("lll'd hp aeeepteil oil
t!io Murmansk fir-t o'. ;s ntattor \nor I
st reported an- fliev WO tp sept 111 the gem-mi
rtlieiti -.hole of o(llie . he referred liaek t.
in.'t' is situated gender
'I'd l.ake I.a- I. inlet Itrollie-v | ,,
M iii iivinsk rail-, ,, .(.,r , ,,
1on? ih.' western ,I(>, ,1 (??i If :??>(
-'me"! (>! ' ri ll"t ' " ??!
" 1''^ t?l 111" f.,tll w.T I t l\ litis T
j i- ir Charles Kupl: 11. a post
clerk. while on his way homo
I I lllil.I I II S wr?rk *? ?! in a tnornin: i?:i|i??i o
^ ^ lUMlN'KIt litnil, i.iit to Senator 11 i r< I \\ i
v ' Ihi* state flonrpia The description ?'
v;s- i1 ol ih" si''? p-tnl;; cor in in die the hoinh s
ii fishing nrhonn h'm ii<J he hurried hack t<
th?' Mexican an- post office and examined the pa
(round th if she i(<> then notified fhe siiperint? i
oi revoiuilon sfs (,f his suspicions ami the pa<|
Ich hailed from were sent to Chief I'ostoftlce In
Pthied in Mexi- tor W K. Cochran.
f?rn iircnrfllnf tn I
? " " 'voioslve experts were ralle
ten to \era ( rux pv |^^p,.0f0r Cochran and or
u hold. Forma , fho parrels was opened It ron
yet hern prefer (l(j a sma|) phial fastened > o fin
department is nf a polished hasswood ryllndr
<|uirh?M into the
izure. | (Continued on Tntfe Three
IN PRESIDENT WILSON 5
IRK; EXPLAINS COVENANT
! I
inent Document Designed as ( lire for i
i>f Wars in Future Adopted at
Plenary Session.
I
ISTS ONLY SLKJHT C H A N CKS
t
t
Have'And These Are "Mere Changes r
Plot of Phraseology Intended to '
|
Ad- Clarify the Meaning" of the (
Document. ?
i
i\tor>n Paris, May 1 Fnllriwiin* i- .
?"- 1 T
s !id- text of President Wilson's speot h i
each before (ho plonary session of th' ,
a to peace conference Monday: t
were "Mr. President: When the text f
t the of the covenant of the league of na- j \
day. tions was last laid before you I had ,
con- the honor of leading the covenant n t
i that extension. I will not detain von to- \
-wide day to read the covenant as it has .
dnate now been altered, but will merely j s
mon- take the liberty of explaining to > . . t
some of tho alterations that have ,
lattice j heell made. ,
ppart "The report of the i oimn !' < has] j
vports beep circulated 't u i ir op.? ? | .
ictlvi- have in hand the text of t! ? c v< | v
i this nant. ami will no doui ha . coti- el ,
t'taf most of the charm that have, ,
r was been made are iro-o ' of
's of- phraseo'ouv, no hang* - ot <ui. ,
ciallv stance, and that. besid> th t. invli
h I of the ll.lll'o < . int< -lied t \
md n cbirifv itie d i unieci i lr i
Print- Intake ex] i ? i what >\? il' 1 > ,
j stinted wn implicit in tie e* t
ka?es as >? w - i i irinallv e < o t to \ e, ,
itten. Hut I hall take tie ot >a'l
ir er- 1 itu votir attention to t < new I'ea | j
t the tnre -ucji as they a ?. Some > f j .,
ikiht. mem are'considerable. the 1 t t * i ^
vial. h
"The first paragraph of irtie'e 1 t
is ii?*v . In view of tho insertion of i r
doner the covenant in the p.;i > ti?ai\ .Is
specillo provision as 1?? li s.u'ta r
nlted {..fjcs of the treaty, who won hi he-' t
diln>!- conie int-nihers of the lejivno and il ' t
so as to neutral st ites to !? Invited ,i
'"1- |0 ;t, , |o 1 U?' eovenan" re i
vioiisty necessary. The j-aram; (h
rre'a also provides for t' e -m-' od hi '
i which a neiitial stnte nnr - ed? '
' "'er | the covenant
I "The third paragraph o* -'PI. 1
L''' j is new. provid ni; for 'he withdraw
1 al of an\ member o' the l.-ae ie on ;
' ' 1 notice ulven of two vem
"The second pa a era ph of itt tl
I is n< w, providing for a possible. '
inctease in the eouncil should other' <i
powers he added to the Icatriie of r
nations, whose present a es<ion is '
lllllls .
II?H Mill K ipaKMl 1 p
town "The two last paran phs of ar-j
tide 4 are now. providing specifb '
K#Ml ally for one vote tor ea<h member
of tin- l< airne in tin roundl. whieh n
ester vv;,s "'"'orstood before and provid- N
lnc also for one reptesentativi of ^
lir.es member of the league
iiton. "Tlie |lrat paragraph of article .1
. ?
is new. expressly irw orpoi at inn t ?v
provision as to the unanimity of
(*nler' v,>"n^ whieh was at first taken tor,
Up,,.? : granted. , s
tofTlee! "The second paragraph of article
I the . has had added to it that a ma
The Jority of the assembly must approve I
ir.l iv the atipointment of Mi? - ret.irv ^
i the general.
and "The IIr-~t paragraph of V-ticb
>rrect names of Mi -eat of "
but loarue and is dlbwi 1 bv a <?t
: nd pa a. r i ph wli h y > M on* !
lv as power to < 'abl.-b ' a' -l v
1
pi f . | ion i v d ; :
' '' ' "T'>e Mi m1 nam -oh r:t- e r
f- i . e-'uMi hint- .11 ty o*
(M?n - to v ' v the tea
' ' i
' '1' I:: p v. it ,-n ; i >m bno'
't ta Ve to . v e i c : < ? ot ti p
o"i " v. hicb iii rem rall> V ibie fot
from ' ?> - ii i i i 1 't at u 'ipt r-i ik ,il (
if the what have latteilv been called '
k. ?f ticin 1?1 < ' ((uostions
!"Ph.; * i hill i . r.iph ! :??11 I"
rru<k js n,.vv This i: i h iUiH-niliiH i v
1 i 'fPiinlir'K doni" fi" rsili'h n
' ' that \vh?TO tho conn il fii'<ls that a j,
<|iM'st:on nrls'n < it '?i in??>rna
<.iK<'s tiona! (Ifs|iut<* afTivts mat torn w )i < ti
vir'v i:?iil?r tho il<?m?'stl<- ju p
! rlo.ll.a I t -
I MOUM II1MI i?I Wll?" I > I I ? IJI II?T |?il n ' H (J
' | it is to report to t'uit effort itn<! w
'p i tr.iiko no ioromn.ondatlon. |{)
itii'n j "The last paragraph of article 1 r< l
p '"P is now, providing for iin expulsion i
?r 'II from fho league in certain exfraor-l
> l Continued on Page 7 ) | h
SENATOR OVERMAN n
MISSES BO KB BY A
NARROW MARGIN
I?*l?l I"f at I'ostnflirp iiinl Suspicions
AroiiMil 11 \ "(iinilM'1 llros."
LiihH on I'iii'kaui*.
Siilisbury. May 1 Senator Tap
Oxorinan 'his afternoon \vit'ies>-i.,| |?
bp ili-s'ruction of a deadly lmmhj
hat hail been sent him through tin- i
nails from N< York and whi''h
Si
lad tii'i'n held up in the Salisburx
lostoflii i' until Insppi tor 11 T
Jregorv arrived and olfli-iat?*d at tin
'lowing up of tho boml).
The hnnil> onrno hern last night.
Nit several ili.vs Somitor Overman's i
wo daughtors who worn marripil I
ast night. have been receiving fh "5
nnny presents through the mails J ra
hat several deliveries we e made , r<1
ho Overman home eaoh day. The r''
oral office planned to make the last,
lelivery of presents after the earlx
rains had run last nitht htit most |
ortunately not enottvh packages."'
irrived on the trains to justify a ,M
perial trip So the deadly bomb
ay in the offict until today. Knrlv
his morning a survey of the parcels! rn
eady to he sent t<? the ?enn'( r-l
tome disclosed a small box that at; . '''
aereil in every part' ulnr th< d?
icription of the j" I on :.
ntereented In New V< k 1?
withdrawn from the t- il- < :? tllv
ind lmtnedi:?*e|\- bernn ?!>< ?.> t .
if inlet I '".i tie ei ! t ;t \
Thi a ft S <r tve?*? n
is two se re< . M- r w ?
it .1 Martin. V -mast. lb.yd- i ?'
\ 4 ^.i?11 i: t / in.) . v- I ale
ircompa nied |- sport or C}recot\ to '
he ill ot town 1 ve the boni >
' a-- buried and a dynamite cap > \ ,,:i
billed under it \\ h < ! onlv tore in
way 'hi' outride past I ?< si '<1 l>. \ '
eating :i cvllml<T of tine haswnod eo
irh'v polished and beautiful Then *t
his was buried and 1" dynamite s:'
aps exploded nnd< r it tearing oni tl
id?' away and diseasing the int< fp
for Tito whole thing was idopth i at
O the ones opened in Now Ycrl< it'
ho linn d hnvtpg been it) the top
d jo.'(! in ' ? bottom of th<- f(>
ylintlor. ca
ri"inti,r 0\ rman li. < 1 no warning a\
look on' lor tie infernal nia vri
h II' h.sd bns\ with the na
>tr event ot 1. t 'vetiini: and po
infornt'd ' th wholesale di it^
: 't< ot the instrtiments of tloath fo
otn New Y ! !< Ilatl the iiontli < :f
'i vnt to tim Overman home last at
glit 't would have arrived when T*
h? house was full of townspeople tp
ad visitors attending the wedding eh
option anil would doubtless have he
en opened along with the wedding w<
Senator Overman lias re, ??ntly ir ro
eived son)*- threatening black hand
Iter* which h?- attributed to ene s..
lies made l?y the prosecution of in P(|
etications into bolshevism, I VV
^ and brewery inteiests. by ttie ^ .
mate committee of whieli lie is
hnirmnn. This was Salisbury's ^
rst brush with a bomb and it ftp jf>.
ist;ed almost tin* sole rc>|?i 'or <lis
ro
; ssioti today. (| ^
TATE FEDERATION
OF WOMEN'S ( 1.F I IS tb
e.l
inoiial Mretiiiu t'onxeties .it Win- '
throp < olleu? 1 'nli Women ol
soiilli ? iirol i ii.i (. it Inn
at
tp. M l. \| \ t >" e
'i Iec;11 on ot W'omet . 1 > .. in
. . .1 P Whit' IP Ml '
... T e?da' whnn <? v''
, . \v t lb
V I T T,II.
h. % n (] ( ') M> i 1'
if i . .. prfsi.1. t \(< i . th
rn L" i.' 11? * * (i1 t lir l< i
Mr I'liponn iMi'v ChnrloM
>m ' ' cro"lM . < ' "in \nr'1 <' .
in lh? f' 'I'" Minn. ii 1 Mi Nil- 1
niii'ti' KuriL' of ''hif.'iRfi v ' '
hnirin.in u: ili<> .Mional .> 11 f
ift (in Ion' i (itiiMiil'ff. il?'| \. r?'i{
r> iiispiririR ;nl<l! ?*? on Mw vi. torv
an \riio-- Movnol'
. mthiop (li'liahifil ih? ;tn*!i?*n
III h?'r vocal ^oln K\ Senator \V J'1'
P.illo. k flrlivi"? (! a ni;i t"il\ ail- M
< I I _# k.. .1 In
I ? WII /y i /?:<! U ur *?l .NJtMOIP ,w
hteh was much appreciated t?> the t?
irgc utiilienc*
Pre*l?> tcriiin Conference.
All Presbyterian men aro urged |
> attend a conference at the court
ouse tonight at 8: HO o'clocl
ivu i i\/ > .t> ?.<m; ?\ 1 r, k
EBATE ON LEAGUE
STILL IN PROSPECT
a.jor Objection is Sending
Troops to Europe?Feature
Admitted to lie Keystone.
I Hi lt SENTIMENT ( I.EAR
"... ' -
ihiu1 mseoverecl I'opular
Sentiment in Favor of
1 .ramie to Prevent War in
I lit ure.
Wiishi'iftnii. May 1 Senatorial
dnion en I)"' prospective defeat or
titication of Mie leae-ie of nations
ivenant is ? xpe< ted lo ervstalize
pidiy ti \\ that I lie amended form
th< covenant i> available for
ta lysis.
In veekinr anticipate the anion
the .. mat. two considerations
nst !?? kept i li'arl) in view : First,
at .-fine < ruM-e ailjotit tn d and
ntitors have sounded the sentient
of th'-it > oust it tionoles they
i\o .li -ovf icfI incontrovertible ovetn
e ( the existence i a tremeti?n
and o\ erw lielminu popular
ntintent n ' \ "f ol l< nmio of
II iot: p . ot w ;i r in l he fuS?
it ' ha? tie >\enjint hie'
t
. t ' n ll eet i.e .. , ,| nt til"
t. to the ! ! ' tI t ho covelilt.
p."<o ??v i ilii eonsider. ins
would 1 > |> i 111 to abatelilt
lit' fippo * i I?II \\ tii'll I ltO I'OVPiiit
com' before t|n? somite. Havp
in iniml what was i< 1 in the
tiiifo. it would in- ail in issililo to
nrlude that thi' plan of the 1? 'apue
ill fulls short of bofnp entirely
tisfaetory to ninny senators. Probitv
sotni' of thorn woiihl vastly prer
to pet 1'iitk. without any league
all tlo'v wish tin' subjert had
ver ootio- up to V?'\ thrill.
Put it iliil romi up: tho proposal
r a leouur o in' .ui is hero. It
niii>t In- - ui ! -I tint :11 11 on upon it
?i?l 'I Tlii' p"i -il,': it iiiont f;i>rs
tho poneral idea . f a concert of
itions in tiohalf of intornat ion; 1
are. horo - a h in1'.- plan Willi h
proponor ts preo should ho ofI'tivo
p. ' *?; '*- 1 tho object. rr
nnot v otj t? 1.1 a ,| jn ihe sen
e pt'. opi il or rejected
u-v tuny not like the loipne of na
ins. hut the countrv ?oenis to Inimorinp
"or ttie eiul What's to
done alioiit it" The answer
inhl tippear to he fairly obvious
ooi ?,i i ' r:r ""ho opoound the
vi-iiiim hi iii<* macno it?, tirst
rnt have declared in interviews
ire eonuress adjourned that if th?venant
were amended to meet the
tjor objections urged against tliey
II support it.
Senator Itorali. for example, holds
it the amended form of the
ivue designed to proteet the Moil
> dextrine, doe* not meet the relireinents
and he finds fault with
her amendments, while still conndlng
that the famous article 10.
one whi'h would eatise til? l'liitSt.ites
to partieipate in settlemi
I' ! T upi d -put e?. eon fins
to l.ind.
Tl ai t io' Will the puhl o
ire j : : inalvize with l <3
[ II 1 yet .11 the boa
a t?... , r will popt I t*
I that -mnato *
1 11 tinn at ! acre- f.
e em ona tit
Wh 1 ' 1 the m : jor Ob1
tl dt all of the
vi ' ' ' fe hav ?
ev m ' 1 'rt titers of the
11 ' amendments;
i diet have tried trv
I the follow
\ 111. ' - : ph> ;??=? in < !" i
Momr< .> doctrine
" n, m1 jfioation or
uslon l>\ the league,
r miiii "ii of options of dome !
i c ' omi ihe purview < f
lt n . T'u to cover tin- il iration
iiue?t n>n
Incorporation oi a provision ffi. '
mbcr s'.if-- -hall decide uhi
11 11 o th? \ shall contribu'
tin- force t<'(|nirP(i liy the leag ?
carry out its mandates.
Ilerogn it ion of the right of met
r nations individually to pass n limitations
of armaments.
Provision that mandatories ovo
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