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other principles of American am,
Sena tor Lodze.
«uncontrouwfi. -1 _
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amendment. lie declared that us now
. drafted, the Constitution would (on—
tmvene the Monroe Doctrine. strike
'at Américan sovereignty, involve Am»
erlca in all foreign disputes. substitute
atmgism for nationalism. and
Many to Europe.
. Exam complete sympathy with
the 13mm- demand and charts to-
ward anfigreemenit for world peace.
Senator Lodge said be this not phe-
.pared to say that there could not be a.
’ concert of nations to safeguard against
the :2 cree-
shou id be
(leiiticrn tclv
war but he insisted that
meat for such a concert
drawn up calmly and
when the world Was at peace. and not (
hastily when Wa-r still existed.
Senator Lodge. who is expo; to!) .11
be chnirnuln of the powerful Fumign
Relations Committee of the .1423: Sen
. ate, which will act on the l’ezzw- ltt':l~
ty and any plan for a League oi‘ Na-
tions, was given close atmntiau l»)-
Senators and crowded galleries. He
urged that the nation think l‘-'=ll he
tore departing from the policies of
Washington, and said the
duty now was to conclude pean- \\llll'
Germany.
"Much time has been wasted."
said. "The delays have bred l'l‘fillt;:;«'-:
ness and confusion everxy'hcre. (in-L
many-Via lifting her head mgrm. Th";
whilnpering after defeat is Plunging:
to threats; She is seeking to amlcxl
nine millions of Germans in GermanI
Austria. She is reaching out in ltus-'
sis and reviving her financal and mull- '
mercial penetration 'everyu'hcr‘. Ger-
many is again threatening and the un-
ly source of it great war is to be
round {or the future. aster the past in
‘ lennany. She should be chained and
él'cttered now and this menace to
.i world peace removed."
The Senator said than Miilv .3, the
interest of peace it might be neces-
l-am'y to abandon the Mom-«w Doc-
trine, the policies of “'ashinaion and
the
nation should reflect and tun-slain be»
fore it. acts.
“There is an issue involvcd in the
League Constitution prcsulied ‘0 us
which. overshadows all min-rs," said
‘W'c are asked to tie-
part, now for the first. time iron) the.
foreign policies at Washington. “’12
'are invited to move away from George
Washington toward other end of the
, line at. which stands the sinister figure
‘uf Tmlsky, the champion
linnnlism.
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armed forces of the different :nem-l
hers. 5
“Let. it be stated in plain language"
whether the ‘measures.’ tho. mamm-
mendatlons' or suggestions of elm Ex:
(-Cllthtt Councils are to be ulmlmg all}
members and are tocotupci them to it.) , . :
what the League delegate" and Ex _m--m that llllS should no: h.- ilmw m
ccutive Council determine." “”l' "”3“ » . :
hrmvss some better Constiiu‘inn' Rt‘jhll‘lS tram l.olltloll_ :onxi Amr'i‘lm
for a League than ””5 can ht- drawn. 9 t'lll and British naull opinion was in;
ll 5991118 in) me ‘~‘ ‘-' that the \vorld‘o; i‘fll't‘mncnl that snlmmrincrs should I)“:
ll. Krieger Ct.
Fine showing of Sm. .
Millincry at polnllm' lM‘
-"‘“Y"rr-.v..-'m m- .—~ Mr-rr'w'EV'“
lwnce will be much better. mm): more ' {:HI'fiflgl" “g a. weapon ."f naval “1”";
surely promoted by allowing the ifnil- l'flf’. 1mm). "WM”,HHVL 1““ N“ “W”! I
Hi States to go on under lho Monroe 3 31(1‘lfilI)(')‘.\.P|T Ruin?- 51:11.0“ . t” hnw‘ ('CS.
lmrtrinv. responsible for tho {race or '11-’51} (, “lklfhiu )‘mdfnf‘i \lm‘mr.“ “f any
this Hemisphm‘t‘. Without any tinnsor 1:“, :l,‘ (”:3 L]; (onstlummn ol inhmn «~—
of collision with Europe as to titles. . "aim (3:12)?“ . 3.0 'outlawcd. French. '
lions among the various A'llnlll‘llll A M ”liq K102." 1"“? 5.0" ”w Spun'm‘f“
states. and if a. League is desired it - ' I ’5 “M In” .“1 .“h‘fl'l'
pisslmlsllt- n». to the pussllillry m
might be made up by tho Summon
nations whose interests tun
concerned and with the United Stains
could cooperate fully and at any timx'.
whenever cooperation is rut-no.1.
"it. must also be rcmemhmcsl tin-t il'
chit i'ly .
mom of the people. for the pmvplo and
:hy the people. the truest .‘ll‘ll hm; gov
vrnmcnt. in the world, and we are the
Err-at rampart today
. and disorder which have taken [.ns—
; session of Russia and are ruin: m in»
‘ wult- every other pcarct'ui 'ttlullll'y in
of the pt‘ODlP, for the people and by
the people, We are askui it) Stilii'alllJIP
. in the t’nlted States on many \‘llul
“points govrmnent of. for, and by other
fanarchy and destruction. We must see
c 3 o l ‘ .:.. _
The City National Bank &}'.aysl;§ggl§;;gx;
"\Vc have in this country :. ,Litfl'l'l'li' the limited Slates enters um lacuna
of Nations, “does so for the :i- villi:
of the world at large. and not for its
oun benefit. it we join 'l lO'lllllt‘. it
must he with the view of m:-inl.ilnlllg
peace in Europe. whore all :iit- urea:-
est wars have originated. ‘lur '—llm‘t
in any lmaguv must be who", for the
benefit of where."
[lecturing that the Wzll’vv
union is open to
against and: shy
he World. From Lincoln‘s Government
Nonsti-
amcnz'mom and
port. Senator Lodge said It. voilld ho
. . gtponple. Pause and consider Well he- uidely considered and mucus...“ in
,, 0 y grvj c. ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘El‘ure you take this fateful 5.1...” cive xlw ‘u ., . it" .. - .1 .
. u t has Depurtment pays 4 percent Donna's," . 7 . . Mb”; ‘ g .,...,L’.‘ «if WE‘LL“ \ ;‘2::tluc .
H "\Ve 'must ulld l‘inrlti-Ecs‘ Across opinions. " ‘ ' "I
‘As it stands." he sail. 'Itwsc is
serious danger that the \vry nations
which sign the t‘onstitu'fim will «mur-
rcl about the meaning of tho various
:tr-iclvs before u valv-A :rrnlhx: l‘a
passed. it St—(‘lllrl to have Levi! ‘.‘x,!‘\’
be chasm which now separates Arne-r—
can "fru-cdom and order from Russian
0 it that the democracy of tin- I‘miml
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so id.
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l“. ' I hasty cmor or by any Kliil~°1jli-I lll‘l; liustilv drafted and the result l‘i crudz.L
.‘ South Norwslk, 00m slons. through specious deVlCOrl 0!. nu-u and lt’r.l:~‘etles—‘3 or (’x7)"".~'lldn.
~, ~ . - - .-_ l supernntional government u “bill the "Before we ratify. the terms and lan-
" . . g .__. ‘ J _.. -.. __ . [toils or international Socinli "'. .md gauge must be as exact 'and as pro:
’. . ' . t anarchy.” “levm (1:40. as Irtltr from any posed lily at
g r, l "“ " """ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' “""‘“ "’ ‘" ' ”7"“ “" ““‘u‘ i Amendments proposed h) Smmtm‘ conflicting interpretations as it is
. - -' .. inLL TRY AGAIN FOR A QUORUM u ' . ' Lod included :1 specific lliu‘t'iui-in possible to make them- 'lhc culmin-
~ :' ‘ 1 ' -'-—— IIAILRQADb ‘VILL NOT c-xclfigins ”19 Monroelhctriue from lion or interpmation of any at those
_ “ :Ad' rn d M to 7 th N lkl BPA RELINerISHEl) the League‘s put-How. This. he sum. doubtful passages is not summon if
> ‘ , .. : 1°" e . cc: 9. °. e h orwa l could be domain three lines. .lmunxl'fl' made by onw mar. whom-w that men‘
- ‘ .15 . ‘ Hosp'ltsl ¢ssoc+atlon Sc ed. § Continued from First page. lion and other internal -md domcslll‘ hl’ llw President of the t'm‘vl Stairs.
.1... l u :43 htort "amorr? l (“198110118 and those Viifll 10 national u Sinulor or allyollnl t\l.~c.' -
W '7’ ‘ 3 9' :P Irwa i . existence also should be I*\'\‘ltl'l“ll In tlmnilml ('iiilt‘iszu ul li‘t‘ yam-stilt
l C u ar on film] Foreign t‘nmmcrce and Appruprl- from the League's jurisdiction. llv Paid. (innulizuiionul 1mm. Son 2' 2' Lou?“
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One more attempt will be made to lminns'
38" ”19 necessary number or seven "As you are aware. there has been
- . .. ,rome inquiry as to whether there
59m“ assocxatlon together tomorrow-might be an immediate or precipitate
;night so that action may be taken onlrctum ot.‘ the railroads to private man-
in number or important matters ulmiugement. The Railroad Administra-
sure now pending. only four or m9,tion has indicated whenever this in-
dozen members constituting the Board squiry has been made that it would not
of Directors were present at the meet- lrecommend any such snip be taken.
lbert D. Morgan
ling called for a. fortnight '45"- "l-‘or your further information. I am
adding:
"VlSlOIl for peaceful withdrawal from
the League of any nation that tit‘slt't's
to withdraw.
as to whether the League is to have
an international force. of its own
is to have the power to summon the
"“11 .vbandoli oniirhly the policy
laid down by \\'afilllllgt~.)ll n his l-‘ure
\vcll .Addrcss and the Monroe Doc
trinc. It is Worse than ML", it is not,
honest, to made or deny this "out. in
the twinkling of an eye. while passion
and emotion reign. the Vl’ashingmn
policy is to be entirely laid asitln itlHl
we are to enter on a permanent and
“There should be some dt-tilz‘ti‘ pru-
~"Let us have a-definite sum-mam
or
' 84 WASHINGTON Si! . g l
, While no formal meeting W38 “’01" glad to say that. l have now discussed
gthere was much mfomal discussmn .the matter with the President and he
.cpncermns a number of matters Dar-'lms authorized mo to state that, no‘.
ittcularly the proposed drive to wipe only will there be no sudden relin'
out the present indebtedness “111011 quishment of the railroads, but furth-
”includes a. mortgage 0f $551000 and a or that it is not his purpose to relin-
Enote recently made to cover outstand- quish the railroads until there has
img debts amounting to 315.000 more. been opportunity to see whether a. com
1. All that were present pledged them- structive permanent program of toxin -
selves to make.“ extrs. 83011 to get lotion is likely to be considered
their brother directors to be present promptly and adopted within a roa-
.and a quorum seems assured. ‘sonable time."
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Sentinel Want Ads Work \l'onders.
units A can In
its A ftw nouns
:WORN our FLlVV
boys under Prof. John Hodgdon finish
some particularly difficult task, thr'y
“Pape’s Cold Compound" ends grippe start right. in on a harder one. They
. misery—Don't stay stuffed. have been tinkering away at odd auto-
CES-f0r a QlliCk Clearance: ' up! lmohilc engine parts for some little
one or‘two of each style. Size: ; You can "nd grippc and break up a time, and recently one of the lads got:
3‘ to 44 in the lot. I lsevere cold either in head. ('ht‘Sl. body permission to take an old wornoutl
‘ 7 ;Cr limbs. b:~' takine a dose of “Pope's Ford car that ’was considerfld only:
COP} RIGH 5Com Compound” every two hours until good for the scrap heap and see what r
_ i - 3 three doses ore taken. ill? class could do with it. .
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So. Yorwnlli~ .
. ishncss. sore throat. sneezing, soreness They tllre item to come around um!i
fand Stiffnc“. take representatives of the local new 3-.
. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils: The result is a good delivery car,
{and air passages in Film head, stops in perfect running order. and the lads:
km” W‘ -.. ; I A - .. ”-0“: ’ Don‘t <‘av utn'i‘ed vp' Quit b'owing a 1'" out for a ride in it profitv 9m“- i
Stiltn. {7508" l . .t . I . .. in .ppeo . -. I.
Gavel-coats on Sale all
innsly discharge or nose running. re have already made a number of tripSf
glieres sick headache. dullness, fever- to neighboring towns in it.
.
.13; *- Remlngton. all paths land snuffling! Ease your. throbbing and solemnly say that there is no.
‘ ‘. makes. WG- “m‘ head-nothing else in the world gives need tor taking out an accident insur-i
‘5; ,r »; repaired. Rental! " lsuch prompt relief as “Pape’s Cold ance policy. ' ;
v _ 1-51 ye! ammo Mat-hint mompouna." which costs only a few 'Ijhe practical work doneunder the
wild ii) iii! oer month
lcents at any drugstore.
wee; serious“ .0133le ‘
, It acts with- hustling Prof. Emission ingthe manual
loot assistance. tastes nice. and causes training deportation shouldsurely he, ’ ..
indlssoluble alliance.
“Under the terms of this League
draft the Monroe Doctrine dimp-
peans. l have seen it said that the
310nm? Doctrine is preserved under
Article Ten: that we don‘t abandon
the Monroe Doctrine. we merely ex-
land it. to all the world. How anyone
can say this passes my oomproht-‘n
sion. Under this draft . American
questions and European questions Hid
Asian and African questions are all
alike put. within the control and juris
diction of the League." .
Criticising the territorial guaran-
'tee provslon. Senator Lodge said
that the United States would Join in
the obligation to maintain all national
boundaries everywhere. which, he said.
was “a very grave, a very perilous
'promise to make." It would require.
he said. "constant possession of
fleets and armies.” and added:
Mothers!
Your little one won't smile
If its liver's full of bile.
Clséarets set things right
“‘hen kiddies’ tongues turn whit?-
They bring relief and joy
To constipated girl or boy.
Children think them dandy—-
They are mild cathartic? candy. A
or there is to lie compulsive forces
behind this League.
'n‘cle Ten absolutely and entirely
their guarantees.”
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the proposed draft “really makes for
harmony among the nations or will
tend to produce disse‘hsion and con-
troversy."
"We all desire peace," he said, "but.
in our zeal for peace, we must
'tarol‘ul not to creme new obligations
and new and untried conditions which
may lead to fostering war rather than
peace.”
1
. y _ Catherine Masi. aged 13, of York
Children gladly taker‘Caseat-ets when
cross, feverish, bilious,»oonetipated, be-
eurse Cam rets “magma, candy. lf- immediate search was instigated and
your child has a. Wbreath; coated nearby towns and cities notified.v'1‘he
“'3“ Waffle 33. police offnoubury were notified and it
lice yesterday by her parents.
change. being merely a counu‘ttce re _
“There is no need of arguing \vhcth- '
it is there in Ar- 4
in .
Senator Lodge questioned whether .
{enforcing such :3
tin rrl'tn‘v,
t “Hint; ii.
DEATHS Ann potions
dmxhls thu \viwium Hl' wmm
Mrs. Sarah A. Foster
Hrs. Sarah A. l-‘ostcr (lll‘tl lust ni‘rlltl
:1! lwr home, 77 Fun ilill rmttl, :Lzml
\l yours.
Hot-cased is survhctl
t-ral will take place from the late homo.
Sunday afternoon at 2~
interment will be in Rl"01‘:~'lll0 ('vnlo—
wry.
Peter Meszeros.
l’i-wr .‘\l"~”.“l‘i‘l“. ”I"? limitim sin-wt.
r‘ “MifllM-lhh Heir-x» “4 F
leaves a wife and MW) children. No-
New of tuner-ti will be ptlllllslll‘tl 1mm:
Funeral of Miss Phillips.
The funeral 01' Miss liliznbrth A.
Phillips will he held tomorrow :tl'tt-n
noon at Ll n't‘lnrk from llt‘l' intl rtsi-
dvnt'r‘. 49 l‘layvicw avenue. Rev. Fred.
orit-k ll. Jar-obs will ofliciatc. and inter
on m will he in Riversid” «munch-r},
LADY WASHINGTON LCDGE'S
SOCIA'.
The. regular meeting: of Lady \\'a::l:
ington Lodge. Shopnrls m ilvthlvlzrm.
was held last arm '1: .n Illt‘ Rm!
Men‘s Hall on Mil-J t r ‘t't. rim-cm!
new members were inl".itv:l and fit.-
grccs were Conl‘crrsl. I ill'ram: wliir El
the members spent .1 Him pleasant
social evening when dam-m2; was en-
joyed and l‘cl'rcslmlor.'.: :I‘l‘\'t‘.‘: l‘lans
were also made for .inofliu- Hl‘t‘lill I.)
be held on the noun. moi-tin; 111::ni.
Guests were. present fr.) it South For
walk, \‘l'vstport and Britltt‘pnl‘t.
t
ruin of unriurn smzl
Ease and
Comlort
are denied some people when ‘mv
are reading. It is because they
hv «
one daughter, Miss Cnrrin l‘W‘Hlt‘l‘. Filli-
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.30 o'clock and
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