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Arizona republican., 1919-06-12
FLAG5 5f 340TH C0NE H0nE FA0N
 BATTLE T0 STAY.
Decorated by Pershing, Reg
 imeut's CoIors Arrive at State House Also Two National Coiors. 8Guidons

s Bearing oa tao staff decoration placed there ig General P6rshing. the 's s@.mcntal collre or the S40th field ar
 blory which accompanied that famous
 lsdniZati0u Of Arizona men 10 France.
 3 battle in the Argonne Forest and
 Rmc again. otriveI in Phoenix yester- .5 rom Fort Bliss and were taken 10
 B" state house.
 AWiil this rc~meutal flag Of the
 v D field artillery were l0 other tla4s
 I i'2i organization. two oG regulation
 si ioual ro'urs and eight battery cuid-
 3s inc hole comprising Inc official
 pI1rH of the 2t0th field artillery.
 s To Fcst in Cases
 Tho flag are uoW at home. Special glass cases VIII be made under the. di- rf"ton of Governor Campbell as a per- maneut resting place for the coIors and Po case will be put in a prominent po- sElon in a. corridor of the state house AEhesc they may he inspected by au
 sThc two stands of national colorg md tHp resimCntal colors are rich in Der heavy silk and the g6Id bullion fringe. One inc former flags was pre en,ed 10 the regiment at Camp Fun ! ton by the Daughters of the American tENpiuilCn. The other two were issued .9 the regiment by the government as ASre the guidous. Of these eight guid- ops there is one each for the Readauar- ' lTs and supply company. ordinance p5ny and for batteries A. B. C, D. F and F.
 5z Shows Sector Held sMore interesting than anything else lS the decoration on the regimentaI col hrs placed there by General Pershine eJtered on the ribbon is the fol- lowing
 "Euvezin Sector, Toul, France. 5 September 17-November il. 1e48." Ft commemorates the sector Of tie sNFstern front held by the 340th field 2 Eiilery and the date.
 Under a recent ruling of the WAT de partment the colors of any regiment ttay be placed permanently al the home city or town of a majority of the p1embers Of that regiment at the time gf organization.
 Z gTHESE MARRY-A marriage lf-
 tsnse was issued yesterday to Daniel
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12

THESE MARRY-A marriage li- snse was issued yesterday to Daniel Hstos, 9, and Macaria Perez, 2S. both f Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12

announced their organization had taken no stand on the matter.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12
Western Machinery Company
 2s234 East Washington

We test, repair and re. charge storage batteries, and always carry a full supply of battery parts, new batteries and rental batteries.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12

One lot of extra special quality long cloh 36 inches
 wide; beautiful soft finish; boxed 10 yards to the piece; Pre- e-Inventory Sale, GA 9H per box -........... .............. .....- p1'A7o
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12

2 SC The Republican Classified Pages
 a- resUlts-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12

One lot about 700 yards of fancy voes and tissues; 36 to 40 inches wide; light and dark colors ill plads
 checks and stripes extra big values Pre- S0o Inventory Sale per yard .................. CON
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12
W. ash Goods Pre=Irlventory Specials

One lot krinke- -krepe; 30 inches wide; excllen fabric for underwear-P Inventory T0<
 special per yard ......................... AON
Arizona republican., 1919-06-12

One lot of Japanese crepe of extra good quality;
 inches wide suitable for underwear; Pre- %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01
SAGE TEA ADANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
HIRING BACK colon hNp us.
IT'S GNN>DMOTHiRs RI'IpI 20
lHI 10 nlIii

You can iurn gray. fadcd hhi lcnu
ufaily DARK aud luatroua aimuni uSr
night II you'll get II 60.trnt bottle ~
Wyoth's Sage nmd sulphur com
pound" nt any drug tore NlIrur
OF bottlcs OF this old famous SAGE Tcr
Rccipe. improved by tho addiii,n u uf
other ingredients. are sold annually.
save u we'll known druggist here. be.
cause IL darkenE the hair 90 Gttur
ally ana evenly that no one ean tell h
has been applied
Thos" whoa" hair ls turning gray
or becoming faded have -nfrr,ao
awaiting them. bccHus. after 0io OF
Two applications the gray hui5 van
ibhra and your inckE become lI.uIl.
gutly dark aud bc.utiIul
This IL the AE" u! youth. cray.
hatred, uuHurnr'Nc inlks aren't ann.
cd around. 40 get baay w'in W5.lfa
sage aEb aWlpbur Compound ,uHah'
and youll DO delighted a!rl ..rur
dark. handsome hair ana your ,.u'a.
tIl AprcHrnl,c Within O arH aa.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01
" IiIi' NOTICE CALLING FOR
BIDS.

II be- nH IN" purpua" of the County
Court Oi Klamath County TO con-
Hru"t q bridg" across Lost River.
which Etrncturc viii require a ccr-
tain amount of Red Fir Timber. bids
on the following specified pieces VIII
be received by IA" County Court up
until 2 y. N. on Monday. July q. at
which time bids VIII Dc opened. Tin
hrr 10 De delivered At klamath Fails
or Merrill by August lst. 1919.
1000 pcs. floor. 2xi, lG f.. 1866
IN, s +.
=" Dca. mailing strips 3xG. 1G IT..
1920 HM. SIS.
- noR. f"l'oo guard. GXG. 1G II .
7Gs nN. SIS
, pc. f"lloc guard, GHG. 20 It. 24o
BM. s s.
Is rail posts. GrG. 6 T.. , in, 3i7
BM. s4s
o rail oos,s. r1G 4 4 IN. 3Si
HM SIS.
90 rail pos'- 2xt0. ic .. 500 BM.
s <
) total q l-I25 f. BIZ.
T'o npu-' r".s""o. the right 70 ~o-
!cct any and an bids
G. r. TrLhP.
2G.i0 County Clerk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01
NOTICE on suEHirr's SALE.

ty virtue OF an execution duly is.
tu"d by the Cl"rk Of the Circuit
Court of the State OF Oregon for
klamath County. dated June 90.
1919, In certain suit IN said court
In which. on IN" iith day OF June.
1919, X e. GrocAbcck, ns plaintiff
recovered judEmrn, against Edmund
" 'hilcnt". aB administrator Of the
estate Of J II. Wcnnor, deceased, for
ia" sum OF i3bsG3 and interest
thereon at the rate OF 10 percent per
annum. from June -, 1919. and
rnf'a and disbursement taxed at
$40 20.
Noiiro II hereby given that on
july gan. 1873 at the front door OF
n" Court HOUSE, In the city Of Klam-
Hih Falls. Oregon, at 10 O'Clock, in
The forenoon. | VIII sell at public
gH,t'ou TO the hiRhont bidder for
cash. the following described prop
orly 'owlt.
situated IN Klamath Comfy. ore.
rpn, ihc parcel ot land described ua
commencing AT the intersection OF
ihv ruuihruHIrrly corner OF Wall and
froHd alrmc's. city OF Klamath Falls.
Oregon. thence Houthcrly along tho
ra1'oTly Inc Of Broad street so feet:
thence o. a right angle caHtcfly rs
fr"l. thone" az a right angle north
uriF so feet TO the souihcrly limo Of
Wall street. thence westerly along
the 9oltharly line OF Wall street IS
frrt 10 Dr.. intersection with the east
criy lin" uf Broad street. the point
of beginning. being the uorthcrly SO
'''' o' Lots 5. 9. and 10 OF Block s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01

h'W.t.f'in'ur Of 'ho I..rI'" Of
"OHh r. Arnold, d"ccaecd.
10. ~. -, !, S.l5
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01
,,,,oN OPERATOR. RsSS.,vr
Uh'Uppo " UppoRTLAN DsrR'kt

I'm funa Tho n''"
ronr.,s'rp, ',pr. employed by the ..,..nn, ra.,,',
operators .oI. Telegraph comh""y
,,,'a'"Ss ,,.'. y, b %@ea'' # "," r", '""'I 'aS
sn '',,ny .n,,c s. 500 operator. employed @ c ,S, ",
The eOu'y ,ny hero would Join IN 'N'
D, ne, ,"''S,"' g"ar hundred wore out "", by ,o,n,
atse !, ~. ,,., of the electrician" JOIN
:, d, D., strike and 'n",' " unto" ." "'''2S1' ~S1,
,a'" ,aa,.s to folio" o' ""'' At '"'
meeting tonight
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01

tn. fnur n fu,urH shorter every
+.f ' -. trl should o..
done hrtur" the EIka got here on
Auenst -. /. and 10. what arc you
doing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01

nm ~ oALE--By owner, nice home
hil. vest side where fruit never
WI aous, anu irrigation costs nothing.
xhm"sU,sh' "Us'n ~, Riverside, or p. O. boz I,
""'' $3.50
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01

~ Hot Springs Addition 10 the city
of klamath Falls, Oregon; taken and
levied upon IN said suit or ng much
thereof ~ may be necessary 10 sat.
isfy aa.h Judgment, interest thereon
ana c"at1 ana disbursements that
have or may accrue.
GEO. ~. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff
Hy ALLEN SLOAN,
Deputy.
Dated Iuuc 22d, 1879.
23-20.7.14-21
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01
HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-our home at 2ai High
81, also LAG acres timber on lake
nohi' Eaf' sid Il, brtr at Eas!-
fo'nl' upper lar". also -" borne.
stead on Bryant mountain cuutal,-
Newman -,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01

Iust Remember ih.a The ag.r7 tpr
the EMS Convention nrv Au&aa' L.
II and lG. Get WaaF.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-01
HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced woman with
good reference for general house
work, Phone 2g5. 3u.gt
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-27
North New Home.

| Mrs. Bud Berry and children Wis
tied Saturday with her sister. Mrs.
Perry Osborne.
Miss Gladys Kegerries visited from
Friday until Sunday at the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. I.afollette, and attend
ed the pie supper. at the Paddy school
house Friday night. " ~ IA
Mrs. Henry Ehart and Mrs. w.
| Jones and son, Glenn, called on Mrs.
Albert Linendoll Friday afternoon. 4
Mrs. Grover AfcCaughey and chill
dren visited at Brick MeCaughey's
Sunday
Il Frank Miller and wife and sons
spent Sunday at Jack Skaggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James, near Bullet,
visited at John Phelps Sunday.
Ray Newell and wife visited with
Albert Linendoll and wife Sunday.
John w. Jones is doing some car.
penter work for Claud Berry. u
Bud Berry and Tom Chandler are
building barn for DR.. Chastain,
near Adrian.
There will be pie supper at N.Y.
hart school house Friday night.
Mrs, Brick McCaughey is on the
sick list. w.
Mrs. Reeves and son, John, near
Amsterdam, visited Saturday night
and Sunday with Milt Reeves and
wife. Free Stanfill. wife and chill
drcn' visited Sunday with them. ss.s
Mt. Lewis, wife and baby, Frank
and Miss Virginia Lewis, from Am.
steEdam. visited with Tom Chandler
and wife. i N D
MI. and Mrs: Keeton visited with
Gilt Chart Sunday. E "a s. II s., I
I'd, Daniel Of Butler and Butls
Dspief Of Croft, Kansas. visited Il
Bud Berry's Sunday. IL: 4 'iss 13s
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-27

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gssE| "a 49, 4 m. < ~
fsIE
= VIII r. N ~ u
81 L n 81 =
N B ~ 81 Z ls - - ~
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4isSSN I'd ss a. Il y
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l!S IN AN N 4 g. - :
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n l361 - & X "
EESyf n n Y II 4 4sD 7s|s
INV fe X IN NJ M NJ fyfs u \
VIZ
IN ii n q Ia Es y "A 2
Suad Ish ieir 1f1|||i y B
daIbnIe4 iS6 n III lliftt kHl ;2 4 Hi II
JJohn Mnrtlf Went sxx SA1S kpjIJ]
to visit Hi I'LL t iiCr
tsal1s Il lssl n nlii1 sSs ia Is
and Mrs, . 4 hpfia INV efs business
Aicne Smut ID llllssss
way were thss No ssils p]
little Rll6y n alt y q ssss.k
1 And siE Will Soon III
Those who 9ififiitr
to- be than kftll for, NJ glad
are not III turkey sssS MI
Edwin Marsh Is shncisIns corn
w. Id Carr this
We hear III 81 Mark hnMn h1ss
bought Al 30 acre Srlls Tlotttte1 III 0ta
Hntl6f. n v II An
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-27
80 Head Of Cattle 80

DID, will be fresh soon one red COW yeal
will be fresh January; one red cow years od VIII p ssa
DID, will be fresh in January; red heier years gig
by efer old will be fresh soon one rel
COW wears old; one heer years old fa two
ayearod cows giving gallons of milk day the other
fresh sde four 2yearolds and yearnes
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-27
If HHurses and mufes

One bay mare II years old; in
foal by jack, weight 1900 lbs; one
black mare 7 years old, extra
good, weight 1850 lbs; one bay
mare 10 years old, weight 1900
lbs; one gray mare II years old,
in foal by jack, weight 1902 lbs;
one gray mare years old, weight
1900 lbs; one bay horse 6 years
old, weight 1000 lbs, a good one;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
Kidney Remedy for 40 Years
A Pronounced Success

When kidney diseases have been
successfully treated for period Of
more than forty years, it IS reason
able 10 assume that the remedy
therefore must possess unusual
merit. Such is the remarkable rec
ord Of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Remedy Wi,hou, ITS ability
to give relief and benefit It's users so
that they would continue rs use, It
could no, have existed NJ months,
much less ~ years OF its enyiable
record. Many letters have come 10
us TO prove ,ha, it has been house
hold remedy for years and years.
Here Is what. one grateful woman
has recently written
Il wish to say that your remedies
have been used in our family Tor
fifteen years We are never withou,
bottle Of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Remedy in our home, and
has saved many a doctors bill. 1t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
CLARKE URGES REED
SPEECH ON TUESDAY

While no telegram was received by
Fred {. Clarke, chairman OF the eS-
ecu,ive committee Of the Association
for the Preservation of American In
dependence. who Is arranging for Sen
atots Reed and Johnson to speak in
this CITY. the association is urging that
Reed maintain the original date as
planned. tina, of Tuesday, Sepiember
10. Clarke said this morning.
!, is believed that Reed will agree.
Clarke said, and the executive COM
mi,tee will hold a meeting at O'Clock
IN Clarkc's offices to arrange details
for the senator's visit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

/, wonderful medicine for all dis
cases OF the kidneys and liver
(Slgued) Florence L Schmidt, r. i
u 40. |, DIakirk, Ohio.
For the elimination OF poisonJ due
to impaired kidney action, Warmers
Safe Remedy was famous for Is
years before this woman so Judi
ciously began its effective use. There
are thousands Of people who realize
that their general health depends
upon their kidneys and have found
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Remedy a reliable family medicine
Forty years ago IT was named safe"
because 1t is SAFE absolutely
eGual2in3 the wosk OF both kidneys
and liver. Satisfactory result, are
obtained in the most severe cases,
and it is sold by druggists every
where. A sample sent on receipt Of
ten cents. Warmers Safe Remedies
Co., Dept. $50, Rochester, n. Y.
(Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
WILL AMERICA
keep PLEDGES,
WILSON ASKS
President Makes Appeal to
People Of Montana,
Dy mternatIonnl Nows Service J

my international News Scryice)
BILLINGS. Mont, Sept. H.
Plugging right into his argur,en, thar
the treaty OF peace is all that will
prevent complete catastrophe and
stressing that the world i, waiting
on America tor leadership" President
Wilson here today addrcs ono Of
the most enthusiastic audiences to
greet him since he lett Washington on
7 his tour around the country to render
. report on his stewardship"
There was good sized crowd in
Billings 10 greet the president ON ar
rival, The special pulled into the
station exactly on the dot Of nine
The members Of the reception com.
mittec told the president, the peoDlt
had come from a distance OF 400 miles
20 see and hear HIM The hall was toN
email TO accommodate all who wanted
20 get in and mos, OF the people had
: 20 be content to cheer the president
from the sidewalk. There was very
lar"c rrrc""'1"~ - ts,ufncd war
! veterans in the crowd tina, greeted the
president here.
We are debating the treaty a,
though this was al ordinary treaty
between two countries. This is mis-.
take, hesaid. The scope Of this treaty
Is world wide Everywhere Germany 5
scope had 20 be altered Le, me I'M
press upon you that II is this treaty
that We must accept and none o'hc-
Some twenty nations sent their best
Statesmen TO Paris to draft this treaty
They were skilled men, open minded
and they realized tina, they were no.
body's master. They were the servant,
OF the people OF the world and tn,
treaty is the frs, instrument DESIGNED
Tor the happiness OF the people Of the
world
This is Essentially peoples
treaty and venture 20 say i, will no,
% well with parliamenis and con
Uresses tina, dare TO alte- 1T
This is severe trca " bu, j, also
u a ust treaty. Some 81 the various
eentlemcp who are now charac,criz.
}ng this ,rca'v as too har h lr" than
q twelve months ago, We critic sing
Che administration as bein, toc kind
toward G. many
They were p,iless then They arc
piiiiul now. Ihcv seem to- forge, what
We wen, through. Bu, know. tina,
there are many mothers and iather;
here who never can forge, The
thousands OF our dead in France
t-cr'ficed their lives for the p-ea,c
OF all principles and the promise W.
made on their behalf must be lived
up 10. We revercd them who saved the
union. | can saw that and was born
south Of the Mason and Dixon line
And will we not revere these hoys wh1
loueht 20 redeem the PROMISES oi
NmeSica. The fundamental promise oi
this treaty is that the countries of the
world belong to the p.ople who live in
h. That means that human liberty I,
recognized and protected.
1T Is the great charter OF human
liberty. You can not again assemble
the men and nations who drafted IL
j has very, very lew compromisc' in
Il. II Is laid down on straight lines
and safeguards the peace Of the
world for all time"
Here the president explained a gen.
er,l disposition that rejection Of the
treaty means that the United States
must play a lone hand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
Public Peeued
Over Mayors
'Straw' Edict
Walton Receives Calls Ex-
| pressing Defiance Of
! Hat Banishment,

"Say. what do mean trying TO take
away my personal rights"
Pm thoroughly determined to
wear my straw hat as long as | want
TO-"
III YOU don, want my husband TO
wear a straw hat as long as he can
Nd like to see you make him stop"
"l'll be the first man arrested when
kour new order goes into effect"
These are just few OF the state
nents made BY citizens calling Mayor
Walton over the phone this morning
In regard to his straw hat edict
issued yesterday -.
But the mayor laughed and told
them that Il only little Joke
20 cheer them up and keep the city
IN good spirits.
~ "The next time | pull off a little
fun III have to tack sign on IT and
tell them its a joke" he said.
People are getting so serious
these days they don't seem to ap-
pfeciate a little fun"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
MILDLY Blouses
$3.50 to $3.95 Values
$2.05

For school wear. Yes mssni
| SPLENDID for school wear.
You'll find them genuine JACK
TAR NlDDiES" st that and all
of them In regulation styles;
made of best quality galatce
and lonsdale Jeans. trimmed
with braided collars and EN-
blcms: all sizes. IN excellent
1880 and 81 % values. Friday
and Saturday % QS
Tor .s.ts,s.. .sstsftssssN
Second Floor, East Room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

quest that he exert efforts to avert a
nation vide strike IN the steel indus
tries.
I'VE arc all dcsirous OF aiding Pres
iden, Wilson IN hi, efforts TO bring
abou, industrial peace" said Mr.
Gompers, but before | answer ,hi,
telegram, will have to give il more
srfiOus thought,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
G0MPERS IS SILENT
AS TO STEEL STRIKE

NEW YORK. Sept ll.-Samuel
Gompefs. president OF The AmerIcan
federation ,of labor declined to- 'state
today what action will be taken on
President Wilson's ttlegraphcd re-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
FOOT SPECIALIST TELLS
SECRET
Kansas City Chemist Discov.
ers Remarkable Compound
to Remove Corns.

H. T. HiSon, n well known Kansas
city chemist. explains his wonderful
method whereby any ono can remove
corns or calluses at home as follows:
Merely 90 to a drug store and get
a small package OF Cactus Corn Com
Tho bottle IL sufficient to remove
dossns Of corns All you do IL TO
paint tho 'orn with the compound
and shortly Il 10 off entirely. No
pain. and you continue With your work
ns usual"
HpndrSab cstys15 1t'4le sasy sa,s
tried Mr. HixOn's method and found
II cffectlve-no pain or danger.
Cactus Compound can 10 procured at
any drug store and your money will
he refunded II you arc not satisfied.
(Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
Riotins At fiume Reported.

LONDON. Sept. ll,--Unconfrmed
reports received in responsible
quarter, here tell Of serious rIoting in
fiume between Italian and Jugo- Slav
troops. The allies w.re compelled to
intervene. The rioting - continuing,
h was added,
Evening journal., 1919-03-17
ALpoMCA Glue DANCE.

In honor Of the officers elected at the
March meeting OF this club, the Al
powco Pleasure Club will give a dance
IN the Hotel Nobls this evening. The
officers OF the club are: James E. A.
Rodgers. president; Alice Rodgers, vice
president; and Nell F. Herter, secre-
tary.
The committee in charge Of the ar
fair comprises Ray Gallagher. Jack
Reterford. Arthur Lewis. bob" Cloves,
George Weth James Mclvor, Arthur
Hughes. Leo Fells. They have arrang-
ed splendid program. two prize
dances. consisting OF lucky favor and
spot dance. while several soloists have
been engaged for the occasion. Short
er's Orchestra will furnish the dance
music.
This club has a limited membership
OF twenty, was organized over a year
ago. and since that time has had many
social affairs, including dances. dinner
parties. boat rides, theatre parties and
automobile outings.
Evening journal., 1919-03-17
HUNS WILL GET
PEACE TREATY
ABOUT MARCH %
lGontinned from page one.l

gara: then the general treaty. which
will clean up all loose ends. coordinate
the separate pacts establish any re-
naming inter-Allled boundaries, etc.
70 was apparent today that some OF
the peace delegates have overlooked the
resolution passed by the plenary ses-
sion Of the peace conference cited by
President Wilson Saturday as state
ments from French and British sources
during the past few days have been to
the effect the league OF nations VIII
not be included in the preliminary
peace The apparent assumption that
only the final treaty can carry the
league probably has been influenced by
American opposition rather than Eu-
ropean. according TO the opinion pre-
vailing in American circles here. The
President. following issuance Of his
statement that the league would be in
cluded in the treaty, conferred with
Lord Cecil yesterday TO discuss the
program for handling the work OF COM
pletlng the league constitution simul-
taneously from framing the treaty.
Backers OF the plan for including the
league in the preliminary treaty point
ed out today that the present coven-
ant was drawn up in 30 working hours
and that even il numerous amend
menis are submitted the final draft can
be quickly perfected II is believed,
however. that when The time comes for
submitting amendments there will be
comparatively few.
Neutrals in response 10 the invitation
TO have their representatives confer
with the league representative March
90 already have begun their selections.
Between the date OF the submission
Of the preliminary treaty TO Germany
and its ratification by the Allies the
armistice terms will continue effective.
German commerce will be regulated &c
cordng 10 the agreement reached at
the recent Brussels conference. The
blockade committee was scheduled TO
submit TO the Supreme Economic COun-
ell today It's recommendations for cas-
ing the blockade Of Germany and AUS
tria.
The War Council also was expected
to discuss recommendations Of the Al
lied Commission 10 Poland this after
noon. 10 was believed the council will
approve establishment Of a corridor"
10 miles wide, running northward 10
Danzlg. cutting OF East Prussia from
the remainder Of Germany. Under this
plan. the Germans Will, be allowed free
passage across the corridor" which |
will he militaIized. Word was recelv-
ed today that the German delegation
has returned to Posen and resumed ne
gotlatlons with the Poles and Allies.
The Italian territorial questions were
10 be presented to Wilson sometime |
today or tomorrow. lie has so far re-
fused 90 04sgree to Italy's broad ambi- |
tlons regarding the Eastern Adrlaiic
regions.