Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-09-27
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Majority --ci That Presidents Guild
sncc Should Be HcId-Hc Regards
Pact IA Sure 70 Como Soon.

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uo'.n''.,S see'lou' wy want 10 niuie
wars Vhey want tae Leasue Oh Ma
.,or-, $40 nIos. 81 .ns AlneIicsn ps2.
pre- u my DE- ialriy said, teii the
rresluent tney want the League Just
Us IL ls' without me reservations or
amendments when certain senators
nave insisted upon. The majority Of
cltizens say TO those who interview
'hem on TINS our'
woodrow Wilson guided us rightly
before and during the war with Ger
many. We entered that war, every
one agrees, to end all wars. He says
ne league can do that. We want TO
10 that, so let us Keep on trusting him
ma get tho league into operation as
soon as possible. Forget politics"
Most Americana c1cp'htered on the
our have forgotten 20 'to' Repub.
lean Governors and Mayors have in
reduced the President 70 his audi
nee; the Major part Of the local com
nittees which have met him have
'een Republicans. They have all said:
We are nothing but Americans, Mr.,
President"
Mr.. Wilson'S ARGUMENTS for the
eague, briefly sumr rlzud. are those:
There can be no peace. either now
" In the future. without it. There
'an only be rcErouping Of nations
nd new balance OF Power" which
"a certain to lead 70 war There can
10 no war in the future, with the
eaguH IA existence, because no single
"at'oh "ouIH doiy me united rest OF
mankind ana II It did, 1t could be
Drought to terms by an economic
boycott ana without the ne OF arms.
lher can be no reduction in the
'oSt OF iiVlhG uHtl tue league IL es-
'aphshed' Tor nations VIII not go
mead win peace tiIhe production un-
II 'hey know mat peace IL definitely
'SSurea ana mat production OF war
'aI. RAJ - no lohE'r necessary
mere can oe wonderful prosperity,
win inc league IN eNiSt' nee, Tor rel
aHo"S OF I''2r ana cap'tal all over
'he "or'' VIII DO. mace closer ana
moro '''en1'y' ana 'ne worker VIII re-
,'''e laireF snare OF what no pro
"ugeS'
Inese d'c'aIa,''h OF INC president
f.'o''' ""u e. wa MY P"t' rave ieI'
MS u'"'C'S ."'"Nus ana ul'hnlhg
''ep'9, ""' Tue" MT wilson mas
po''.eu ou.' ll' people themselves, a.
' me. '''''- .s' u ON senator's , anu pom
cans, seem 10 want Just what to,