The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-21
|sTARk SEES MUCH
5000 IN LEAGUE
Guthrie Bow A. Evanston hears
Sensational censnre and
Gives His Own
Views

ionen s,sFk aoes ~, relish Bofaa 4
criticism q tAs league y nssAons Hs
wFiiss the iolio~inT ielief
kvanston M April Dearest
mother and dat ia, sams from sAe
sassios ~ ~A~re hsnra Sonnor
porah On the lsasue q nations Tha
9s.iidias ~as paekei Ana he s~Aysd
ths aad'encs ~ah hl. sl,sfs tonsa.
n ehAi ! Aate 10 - Z ~aai 70 show
bruadminacdnessi a. r,safa ihis fr1.a
other p-oples sie~poini sns a. lie
sanie time fafm ny o~n opiniou ant
Base nf isifmsus "a 81 nieilieenf
understanding ~ ths facts llis
sirenrth aud eaufroi over ire aati.
enee lies ~ his appeal g fhelf -.if
usss also a. senflHsuf rather ,hsa
ga reason TIE fundamental differ
suos between the prasipiss iamInaf
lnT ttose iaNogins fte isafas ana
those OPPOSED ie q eau 80 opiomisoi
lu single sord a 'nssinshnesse n
lae form.r senator ilufah thoash
s~ayed tY sentiment dlf hosessf
hrinr 40 fs~ ihlnrs Uf tIiai .mr.ar
anes in conne'fion wlth ihe league a.
g noW stands A. hs States q ~s iu
ioininE narssises - ha iearue a.
turuinr over 90 five msn ias irsmsnt
oas responsibility ~ determining
world ~ar or soud peace raree ~
the so'es ln fhe suprsmt tribunal ~
lhs proposed leafue are furop,au ana
one Asiaiie Majority ~ tae lflhuusl
have eantfol
Senator nofah makes Ai. hls appeal
thai ~e haYIag only ono t0fe all b.
forced into European qaarrels fraa
shieh A. ~ili receive 80 rorompsnss
hs ssems 90 fofgot thai a. iasf en
tered ear on European soN from
which ~ expect absolutely nothing
Tor Ourselves 10 saya fhat ihe Amer
can people all nai raHfs far iraFl
~ The Monroe nosifine i noi insinde'
sesus 20 mo The league of nsilaa.
of he world would serve ne funHa
mental nned of 80 Monroe Doctrine
hs'nF IN reality a Monroe Doctrine
ihs world
4 few DAYS aNa bad eha' wItll
~ hourh - Northwestern University
Who has iusi returned frnm ~ sef
vice IN Ireland rot frsi hand fro.n
a very sccn observer. fhe true roa
ditlon in Ireland lIt saya the irish
ls siflris An Irish question.
meaning fhai g Is nnf 50 much
question ~ shai rurland wm rive
Ireland a. q b whsf Ireland wants
n Ireland can do,lie ~hai - real /
y want Fneland all Give 81 = thsn 4
san senator liorah plays on publI
sentiment by say.ng What " ne
irish would make desperate effort .
70 gain their independence after the .
eague ~ nations has been oonsum
tied Under Tho agreement entered
ipon. ne would have 20 send our
oys and money 20 keep ireland under
Iubl'oiion Such argument has NJ
.ppcr O. lnialis~ut uea.n, suit
De- people s'ormea sith applause
what says Senator norah
wouli have aappsued In 1875 n there
lad been a League of naiionsf Other
Iaiious - Europe souid have been
Iu'y bound ~ help keep ~ uni
AFFECTION 20 the Enrllsh crown" The
rrament ii seems 10 me. la merely
failure 20 recognize the pfogrs rs
bat civilization has made during TIE
~ 10 years The case is not anal
soils a. all Conditions have ehanr
Tho0Fh Ne Offered much criticism 1
here was practically nothing con
'ruetive Offered 10 IA content even =
oes further BY saying n n our only >
ay to safety 20 continue a. ~ have &
esn isolated from he world 10
- first place ms course u seiloa
impossible We cannot ISOLATE our
lives from the world There was
ne when - could IN a measure 81;
"a time bas passed W. are com
HE'D hy the progress ~ human
'enis-civ civilization 80 remain a. AZ
esen; IN World affair. and sboulder
n responsibility m TIE second :
ace. " 40 do attempt 20 isolate or
ives from the xorid we hinder fhs
nsummafion o. that more ldeal
iie ~ affairs from which our own
Il - nohiy fought and did Nam.
the condition by which wars viii v
made less probable II not lmpos.
'is
The senator ended BE address By
ting thar the peace treaty -houie
decided first. after Which the n
ere % nations could BE- Kiren more :,