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<.1ns of Veterans national con-
- 111 be held in Columbus, 0.,
1 tuber.
1 members of the Fifth Connec-
‘.:;unteers have receivednotice
..nnual filly-seventh. anniver-
.- battle of Cedat1Morntain,'
regiment. took- part.
iials at O'Brien's
3W
' ilrtlth'.‘ place on West ave-
hands of the painters.
1’. l’lenger of High street
..~ _ 111 the Bridgeport plant of
:1, lilo-rule Company, but be
21-11 61 assistant super-
not involved in the
. progress there.
1".
~ 1.1 int; Society and the
110111 Danbut'y are
1., ”Path Sunday for an
The 111embers are to
.1'
. rmnobile and motor
1 nd the day and
‘34: beach. . i
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1.1':._.11i11gton street, '
1'1 “etc numb in-
11 '11ion of 11511 car-
1111111 of the oince,
finel.
1.1.1 Max \Valcer ofé
Bridgeport, the
The birds were:
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The next flight.I
1mm home;
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trod in thist
\::.11111n: "Rev.
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Third} own Ne w
1?.1'1‘11l‘illt FOlt
11'..:11'(i1. duringl
' trley was edu-i
Votive“. Toronto
Theological 1
llr- has held
11111., St. Paul.
'1'll1’lll. He was
‘ ' 1 of the TarrY'
' ” 11:10. He has
Unrellbilc WOI‘k
“nieces oi the
Mr. llart-
Lyman R.
Fort George
1.51 is well known
. 1l1111'13‘11. He will
present day
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We Have
E'Toney
To Loan
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Real Estate
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The‘Souih Norwalk.
Trust-Co.
- States.
‘1cpcat Mr. Hays" statement here: l
i
('lgllt o'clock inl
They were~ _
and"
|l~'1ance. it was not ClGiUd by him5 ‘. _ .
,'m by any other man. it was created ;:1‘1’c::‘ad‘(lrtxhxtl::sn::
w The cm nmt of the ' ‘ 5 . ‘
by the ar e ‘ memberthcttme when
'largest' possible
mam Uh: m upon suitable notice
unqualified: With the exception atone
' ' mulls. uifiei'natives as to Article Xnot
'one M‘these reservations. as outlined
" the meaning or intent of any articleot
the covenant. We believe that Arti-
cle X is vital. for the present at least.
and we do not think the other nations.
(”13157372, June 23 (Correspondence
19 7'21 Arsoclated Preset—The eyes
~ -.'~:::'.'nrn'cicl world of Germany
ed toward Mexico. according
the modification suggested does not
seem to ofler any insuperable diificul-
ties, particularly in view of the fact
.3 (“.1 1",“. :1 1: PW“! 91's 0’ 'e (—1 a . ~ - -
.. . f .. "_"ap , 1.1 c '3‘ d“? that the provismn or that article late-1
“1111 r1.» 11-nte to (‘eim‘fi‘ny 3 pm’ °ard to the advice of the council im-‘
:~11C\"ti\‘-' 1111131- vnlth Mexico the Gen " ’ =
1112.11 Anxieyt 1'. which is devoted to the plies .a oer-tam elasticity in the man—
(Zacmlcal industry, says: “In Munich
there “‘11:: formed in 1918 a German
litxiczm Smitty, composed of educat-
The purpose of this soci-
ety is to disseminate information
2-bQL‘.! Mexico; lend impetus to the-
study of Spanish; bring about the
teaching of the German language and
[Killian honor in Mexican schools; sion in 1.9““, to fulfillment of inter-
121.111.1311 31“ “.ican sa.esmen ‘0 “51‘0““ national obligations before withdraw-
111.1115" and induce 3193:1051“ 30““ toial ftom the league was designed to
1111-1111 (icttnztn unit emitters in ‘Jarchq
nor of fulfilling the obligation.
Monroe Doctrine and control‘of do-
mestic policies are fully safeguarded
in the present text of the covenant.
but it may save us future trouble, and
1 (l poopic.
338.1] ance sure.
1919, 1'. similar 509i“) W113 O'g‘m‘i'edlby Germany or Austria, if permitted
in liztvut'ia with a charter member- to enter the organization. and u might
5111p of 200 [10230113. not‘be practicable to admit of excep
“In Renthingen there has been in—
cniput'atml the ‘Almcco,’ found-.111 by
industrial firms. the purpose of the
organization being to facilitate ex-
change ot' 111w products and otherI
commodities between the two coun-
tries.
"Seventy-Jive per cent. of Mexico's
tions to the rule. The United States
has never failed to fulfill its legiti-
mate international obligations. and
the only difliculty that could arise un-
der this”provision, so far as we are
concerned, would be from a claim of
non-fulfillment which we could not 8.0-
. . ce t as l inmate. l is the f of
exports found their way tovthe United sugh a poesfiuhility the: causes tattle-
“'h’Ch regdlds meme" ‘1'“ "5,1nand for a reservation us to this con-
warehouse. 01‘ course, thoge e\no;ts' dition.
1.1111 now go to Germany. Oi“ firstt Muc
duty is to secure from Mexico huge: reservguim: (1):) aggriem. upon“ 2::
imports ol raw materials and not 10-; that.“ the seriousqueuion not before
gum 11 as a dumping ground lor Gei-
‘man goods.” the Senate The point we wish to
*
the correct Republican attitude to-
ward the- loam 15mm ones-lir-
!On the. contrary. as my Ml:
THE REPUBIIJCAN ATTITUDE. {I
(St. Louis. GloboDemocmt. ) Hays. it- is. excluding on.» W
The statement at Will H. Hays.::u to Article X, an eminently, Wile
..m1m'1n of the Republican National - cal friendship; seeking to time;-
committee, in regard to the Leagueiour position within the leafle- on!
of Nations should serve to clear the thereby to strengthen tin loos. W1
.1111. Mr. lluys has spent much time. 1 bringing: to .it 2118'qu support“ the
in Washington of late. cant‘erring with American people. Let not Ilium
Republican senate: us and what he ems 'toward Mr Wilson be interpreted as
is undoubtedly in accord with the con. antipathy 1.0wa the- instrument he
tictions oi the great majority of life 13h” presented to the Santa. N08-
Republican members of that body. it withstanding the vacuum-- anod-
cxpressrs, we rwy assume, the ntti- .1 tion of a small groan of the senate”.
tude of the oflicial leaders or the Re- ' there is not the slightest intention 01
publican party. For emphasis, as well ’rejecting the covenant. The onlyrecl
as for the purpose ci discussion, we _ issue now is as to the nature of the
reservations. and the Proficient should
seek to cooperate with the Senate.
'and the Senate with the President, to
: reach an accotd on these matters.
The situation respecting the
league covenant. is simply this:
There must be effective reserva-
tions. These reservations must 1' " 1
safeguard the sovereignty 01 9 Miss Marguerite Walsh and the
I'nitt'd States in every haxt‘cular: Mi 11-1501- Tscherl and Genie Walsh 0:
must guarantee the Monroe noc- _Mounu\inville avenue Dnnbury, are
trinc beyond the shadow 01' 11
«11111111: must either eliminate tart
lcle X entirely or so modify it _
that our own Congress shall be
morally as Well as legally free at“-
ter arjspecifled pe11’od to decide
when and Wll"le and to what ex-
tent our soldiers slqul be employ-
Hi; must 11min our full control
of immigration. 1111117 and all oth-
er purely domestic policies, and
«must nrovide'iull right to' with-
draw irom the league at any time
without hindrance or conditions
of any kind. upon giving suitable
notice. it is up to the administra-
end Mrs. Horace L.
island for a few
the guests of M1.
at Béll
tion to decide whether it will or "a
Will not acct-p: these essential II’ “I
guarantees of Inherit-an independ- w ' ‘
ence. which would unquestionn- “"‘I.
bly be promptly accepted by the
other nations.
Let it be noted.
miiill|:'_ -- u“ u;
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in the first place.
that there is hue no question 01 a
league or no league. That question is 1 film .
already settled. and all the talk! §MALL
against a League of Nations, or. 11" ?
_\011 please, trgtlinst the- League of Na-
tions as a whole. is altosether irrele-
vant. The Lraguc of Nations is. It
Was before President Wilson pent to; if you cannot rmd
league is. but the flesh {01 an entity
that. already existed in spirit, and
\1 hich the great majorin of thinking
and forward-looking men all over the l
world realize must be nourished and
sustained. Nor is this statement 0!
Mr. Hays in any sense antagonistic to
the league or to the covenant of the
league. it insists. it is 1rue, upon
certain reservations. but by the mere
statement of these reservations it is
plainly implied that it they are made
the covenant is acceptable. Not one
of these resmotions would alter a
single line ’of the provisions of the
covenant creating the essential ma-
chinery of the leagueor 01' those es»
tablishing the forms and methods of
procedure for the settlement of in~
tunationai-disputes. They seek sole-
ly to insure to the United States the
freedom or action
within the league, to make sure its
sovereignty, to make the Monroe Doco
trine unquestionably safe to assert
the supremacy of our Constitution,
and to make our right to withdraw
you could. The clliury
muscles of your eyes
ate not as elastic as
they were at one time
and you need the
proper lenses to make
your vision. clear.
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THE CARE 6F TREES
Spraying, pruning, betting and sort.
up 3
True Rm
Order. for.“ fruit tr” spraying would
7». mutt-u and utomtgelm’
by Mr. Hays, would mallet-tally change 1,
“(mid consent to its elimination, but‘
i
11 is
believed by many authorities that tHP'
cover the possibility of sinisteraction ‘
make here. and to emphasise. is that 1
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Now That the Victory:
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TWINE-LIMA?“ 1'0. ”ransom
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Sumthcminoneotour momentum I3
coupon-you.
The City National; Bank
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REFRIGERBTM
x: 11 muss. or :1 menu.
Hardwood, thoroughly air dried,
best of' insulntio'n. The ice raki-
drain pipe and shelves are remov-
able for cleaning; white enameled!
lined; niekel and brass M
Former Prise. “ Pm.
$23.00‘ ‘2 780
$24.00 .3 .30
$85.00* ”09'
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$85.00 $2800
$40. 00 $32.00
The \en best porch screen
made. (‘ouvcrts your porch
into a living or sleeping
room at 21 small Cost. .
4 ft. up to 12 ft,
('31: ln‘ hung by any 01113 in
a minute 's time.
ponds SHADES
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PORCH HAMMOCKS
Made of heavy canvas with full box canvas mattress.
Guaranteed ~prin'rs.
$8. 50 {in $3&.99
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Bonfletterl‘leads
for $15. 60.
Ivory moi printed nutter
how: was the famous Humber-
milibondpsosris. [ti-them
filmundcomercial bond made.
todayandisuledbythomds of.
house: who do big business.
Io! slurp letterhead. 8 1-2 x 11:
inches. The printing n of the but
and we stand back of every sheet.
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“no WWHemld
Wm 0m.
r. s.—w. do othx'prinfing at
lower prices than you have been
m because our superior
Wt asks: in possible. Tele-
phone mend . of the J0.- will
call.
GE 1? A SQUARE. DEAL
Wowm buy. your household
goods. ms. paper's, Junk and all
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muse ortbediseue and mud
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book. Even it done in childhood).
crates pinched nerves and. nun.
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discus and min. health h I!“
through humonlzinx the nerve CI-
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND
WITH TAR
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SPECIAL PRICES
N o. 2 Nut Cool
Also Nut and Stove Goal
L. EFFRON .
3 Rowan St. East NM
Tel. 441. Tel. “1.
is om's ability to save and the pro-1
gressive man of today does not neg.
lect his teeth until he has a mouth full
of dccaycd remnants before consulting
a dentist. A small csx'izy' taken in
time eases the tooth, saves suffering.
saves time in the dental their, save.
the health and saves money, The con-
. dition of a person’s teeth affect the
general health, the general health an
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you to save your health and your an:
9y. Consultation the.
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16 South Main St, South Nannie i
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