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Question

CFrona The Omaha Bee
Iheir case is so weak they are not hard
to beat" said the President, referring to
those who do not agree with him. What is
all the fuss about. then?
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Futility
associated
lFvova The At,oxfto Cor

tfro~ The Atlantic CONSTITUTIONS,
Not greatly interested in tho discovery
Of two new CONNECTS. They're I'm some-
where IN the high price regions, and we're
willing to let EN- go at that
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The Diserunt|ed

~, FROM TIE Charleston Ne.rs aud Courier,
Willie Hearst's real complaint is that
fershing, after licking the Germans, didn't
turn around and lick tho British
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Mall Matter
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
Confirmation Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned have filed their petition in the office of the Clerk of the Chancery court of Little River county, Arkan- sas, praying said court to quiet and confirm their title to the following lands and lots situate in the said coun- ty, towit: The Sa NE4 and NW4 SE3 of section B, township il south, range 31 west, and lots 4, 5, 6, in block 45 and lotA9 in block 32 in the town of Ashdown, Ark. That the undersign- eds title is based upon tax sales had and held in said county on the 14th day of June, 1915, and the 18th day of June, 1916. Now, therefore, all per sons claiming any right or title in or to any of said lands and lots are here by notified p show cause at the next regular term of. the Little River Cham cery court why said title should not be qMeted and forever confirmed in peti- tioners.-S. A. McDaniel and L. J. Me Daniel. Ashdown, Ark, April IT, 1919. W-32
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
 WOULD AID FRIENDS
Says Tanlac Did Him So Much Good He Wants to Give Every Old
 Soldier Bottle.

"I wish I could buy every old sold fer a bottle of Tanlac, for from the way it has fixed me up I believe ii
 would add years to their lives" said Frank B. Hendricks, a Civil War vet eran living at 4S0O Charlotte avenue Nashville, Tenn.
 .So,ne time back, he continued, T had rheumatism so bad, and went down SO fast, that it looked like I was on the verge of general breakdown and had about despaired of ever walk ing again. was fast losing what little flesh mad strength had left and could hardly get from my bed to my chair. had no appetite, could hard " sleep and suffered constantly with headaches
 After taking Tanlac short while I kegan to improve. I kept it up until ] have gained thirteen pounds and feel better and younger than I have in years. Taniac just filled me with new life and energy and put me on my feet again. I have a fine appetite and can walk anywhere I want to go and hard ly feel it at all'
 Tanlac is sold by all the leading druggists everywhere. adv
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
Confirmation Notice.

Notice is hereby given: That EG- ward Rogers has this day filed in the Chancery Court of Little River county
 Arkansas, his petition praying the court to quiet and confirm his title ili and to the following described lands in said county and state, towit: The SW4 of the SEJ and the SE1 of the SW1 in section %; the NWa of the NW4 of section 8, all in township 10 south, range g west Therefore, al, persons claiming any interest in said land are warned to appear at the May term, 1919, of said court and show cause why the title should not be con
 irmed in plaintiff, And the following persons, who are especially made de- fendants in said couse, towit: R. C. Beekman, the Ferguson Land Com
 pany, James A 5trawn, Fred G. Park, Robert L. Horsman, the Arkansas Land Company, the Arkansas Land Company. trustee, Jesse H. Jones and J. M. Rockwell, are hereby specially warned to appear in said court and show cause why the title should not be quieted and confirmed in plaintih
 to the above described lands, as against. them. Given under my hand and the seal of this court on this the 22nd day Of March, 1919.-Jas. II. Williams, Circuit and Chancery Clerk. w-2s
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
OAK HILL NEVIS.

Oak Hill, April 21.-(SpeciaD JIG. Patterson and family spent Sunday at Mir. Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. c. T. Patterson enter tertained the young peorle Satui day night with party.
 H, c. Davis and family and Misses Mary and Elizabeth Woods visited relatives and friends at Wades' Chapel Sunday.
 Misses Cora and Leona Harris and Eula Hinton were guests of Misses Bess and Myrtle Mccall Saturday night.
 Miss Mona Altenbaumer and Miss Lillie Shafer were the guests of Miss Minnie Bowman Saturday night.
 Several from here were in Ashdown Friday to see the tank.
 Miss Ruth Cummins visited her sis ter, Mrs. Bell in Ashdown, last week. [ MT. and Mrs. R. c. Cover and MT. and Mrs. J. w. Keener were trading <; in Ashdown Saturday. i Decoration day services will be held at Oak Hill the first Sunday in May. i Dr. York was called out Saturday to see J. E. Mccall. i Johnnie Bowman and family visited 1 MT Pearces' Sunday.
 T. w. Mccall and daughter, MiAs Bess, and Miss Mayme Patterson and Miss Hazel Pearce spent Sunday al lJ. R. Hinton's. l There was singing at MT. Shafer'f Sunday night.
 Joe Johnson's home Sunday.
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
Warming Order.

!. In the Little River Chancery Court,
 Little River Co.,, Ark. Frances Chase,
 plaintiff vs. P. w. Chase, defendant.
 The defendant, F. w. Chase, is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff herein, Frances Chase.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said
 court, this 18th day of April, 191s.-- Jas. H. Williams. Clerk. Seth c. Rey-
 holds. atty. for pltf. Ben Shaver. atty. ad Item. 35
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
Warming Order.

Tn the Little River Chancery Court
 Little River county, Ark Porthena Duckett,. plaintiff vs. John Duckett
 defendant. The defendant, John Duckett is hereby warned to appear in this court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. herein, Porthena Duckett. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of April, 1919.-Jas. H. Williams, Clerk. s. c. Reynolds, Atty for Pltf. Ben Shaver; Atty ad Item. ss.
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
TEACHERS TO MEET IN OCTOBER
Date of Annual State Convention Is
 Announced by Committee.

Little Rock, April 20.-The annual convention of the Arkansas State Tea chers' Association will be held in Lit tie Rock October 29 to November l, in- elusive. it was announced yesterday by the Executive Committee, compos- ed of Dr. ! R. Jewell of the Uniyer- sity of Arla Claud M. Hirst, the principal of the Prescott public schools, and Miss Annie Griifey Of Little Roci, following conference in the office of John L. Bond, superin- tendent Of public instruction.
 The annual meetings of the Asso- citation O. Superihtendents and Prin- cinals an the Arkansas State Musi- clans As aciation will be held here at the same time.
 Speak of national reputatloh VIII ,pake aassesses before the teachers, Dr. Jewe said. The program has not heen CO eted, but it will be simi- lar to the of the past, with several added nllbers.
 An cslost will be made to have an attendarS of at least 4.OO0 teachers a+ the st meeting, A campaign is to be ed in every county during tho cor v teachers meetings this summer
 In SC E the dates for the consen' t,nn. rne jers of the Executive Con- mittee ounced that they desired to have sa teachers meet at time when th speakers for the teachers meetins in Oklahoma, Nebraska Kansas s Iowa vii have completed their cn yements, so that they can come te skansass Considerable trav- cling es ses can thus be saved.
 The 7itivS Committee also had in mind s announcement that the <Aieago and Opera Company will ri and agement November l.
 dro .Taafnlsss chill Tonic
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
Hicks School Closes.

The public school at Hicks closed
 last Friday and the teachers, Mr. and
 Mrs. R. A. Smith left for Hot Springs where they have engaged in the drug business. \, <.
The Little River news., 1919-04-23
IDABEL GETS COURT HOUSE

Official Count Gives Idabel Majority
 for Court House. Idabel, April 19.-The vote was 4259 against 2116 for the court house to be constructed at Idabel.
The Little River news., 1919-04-23

0ro SS ' TsSfnless chill Tonic rsstores Vi V by purifying and en- :';s'ss :s ss s's F: '': = . < '''''''''
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
COUNTY WEDDING
DIEFEI. AfTcHAELSON

4 very pretty Nel,ling tosx plase il
Sunday III oeloes 81 tisp aaHus IL
81 and Mrs siichaelson. 81 eallas
ways. Md wien tnes aasse Ie.s
cplIiae Julia became l.i ifo
William Henry III se VIZ 81
Airs Jahsl Disfei ii si..s asl
this CITY
The bride No
erepo with lseatlaa als
caught win orase
.ried i bouquet og g
white sweet peas
Her RlatYon 81 eEer Hrs
George q Jf.aos eiil
ding dress of white IL iii
ffrpe ae chin. a
carnations ana gi.: gess s..ta
bride waa given aNar IT,
ma Mr. len 81 II slle + a
OF the hrsda mas ne is ia
sister II he gse:a pla,.
ding march, s.tasl Rssisia l.a
of Raitiniora. Off iat
After D wasi,liiss siyn' r''ts [
the bride and green ien tir II t;se
evening far .iiialsti
and n :trs Fails The bride reesi s.s I
many Beautiful pf uscis
Among the ositsaf tewn piie,t ai.se
Mr.. aud Mrs. u Il. Alb ID
tom Mr.. and Mrs oden eunpllrss s,f
baltimore: Mrs ilalias
New York: Mr. iii Mrs saa Ils.ss
man. III Friendss iln. and tggs4tr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
TOOK WRONG SEAT
ON ELECTRIC CAR


MotlIe Harris. colored. boarded A
Short Line car this morning q Win
chester station. and took the Wroag
sent lii the middle os the car She
was asked to move By the conductor
and refused. The Annapolis police
department was telephoned q af the
next station and OfIlcer John iiollis
day met inc car uIsufl It's arrival il
Annapolis. The woman was taken to-
tho station house where she claimed.
she was from New York, but had been
stopping Il skidmore she said she
came to Annapolis TO get flowers for
her husbands fnnersl, he having died
yesterday. and 10 see about insurance.
she Maa given hearing before Jsss-
Ties WEIGH and fined So -, which. she
81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
{ 0Rinilnil j Service

Arrangements aTs ieall
pieted for nc eaumllaity sef IA is:f SIS
Sunday evening Atinf, iit
local pastors Mill us npa,l THIS
occasion There viii lle Nn brief ait
dresses. besides the aaarr 81 NfaE
oina hy the Rotor The viii
Be one eaaily ioil;tste.,l i speei
lets have been prepared for u S.
slammed 70 have the srYiee lss In
me hour, bull here y III te . fesisal..
ronl 20 until 8 o'claels rs M
ganist and member ~ the Il asa Aeasls
my orchestra A sties; 81 siisitai itsti iss
extended to All siea alei,i. Nli's ii,si
.esiapnt III rot lIla IIlaiI faln.lis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
BIG DESTROYER FLEET
in NARRAGAaSETT BAY


icsf haze aiaal The
seas II gag ewpart
s1ra Mest he
eIleg isas Walk TIE
re III hlin
ae Ilsii :f4l-
A Il a,sl :sEsia islc
Ia la the oil
iie le
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12

sIl II Il Houston Of Washington.
80 hrs been Visiting Mrs Mabel
Ans, Ill her home on Church street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
Radio Message
Ek0l CIV J. AlagrhlIef

Mrs. III IL Mig fnaef mas TeG1INsstl IN
-a.lIo message from her son aptain
Eugene M KfagfusIat 47lh Engineers,
saying he had smiled from Brcsi on the
IL. s. I.theraler. and would arrive
III New York IN 4 fcw days pl4ifl
Magrnder has been In Francs for
year III charge of large construed ion
Giitl railroad work and has been highs
HI commented l,y tho colonel af his
regimes Who has written of him
!, ii very capable officer, Who haa rem
lered valuable service To Franco IN
ard railroad work Mrs.
Magrutier hopes to 20 To New York
10 meet her son on the arrival Of he
transport. Il Is not known @ what
camp Captain Magruder viii take his
company for discharge. b,it probably
KS camp Sheridan Montgofllery. Ali
banin. captain Magrlitler IS very prolid
III his men and has always coftenlea
that he had the finest company III
tie army
Mrs. Al II peloubei, Of Glen Ridge
II. 4. IS spending some time with her
sister. Mrs Otiio Iseitcf, Dean street.
Private II. Clay Mcguire. has IS
tarnea from overseas ailti III STOPPING
with Ills mother. Mrs. Ohio Leiteii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
Epslgns Family
NnIar From l0Hneetlcnt

gli. and Mrs John Waters IL STAN.
i.sf,l. Conn, rn0i0red here Iii their
h4isiaoIllc touring cnr iu nc with tlscir
,i. Mllgaslipnsan John Watprs during
lime Week Midahipnan waters vas
me III thu firat half IL the new FIRST
eliIsa
.t1ibaf ID The motoring party were.
Nr,S kaslislat II Paterson. n ii. aunt
EN- Milaitlpmai John Waters, his
ijter aslina Julia Waters. and friend
III Martin who attended oil the
isAelions 81 the week. On Wednesday,
i SIT week they motored 70 Wash
ST. d. G.. where they enjoyed see
81 many interesting things. The
istfs pafly returned to their homes
ID af,ir.lay. Via Asbury Park. Nj.
e9 Monday Mi. Howard Waters, 4
munro son came here III take llia
lllssieal examination naaseii and
III iais.lay cntercd Inc Naval Acad
flii M menlber BIZ the new fourth
ias
Aif Matters and family were house
al of Mrs W r Hatlun for June
NteB
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
il.al D MRs. EMMA ARBp.TI GA..E
'oR1mHHIty Dance
'lhtg fYpntnR

t'ommHHity Dance
This Esentag
Under the auspices Of the WlT Camp
Community Service the usual Thurs
day evening dance will be given for
service men tonight IN The sfafe Ar
n0ry. Girls Oh the list Df The hos
tesscs and elaperOns have been Ilr-
nlsIsed tickets for the series IL dances
10 be held In June.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
w B. & A. Electric
Rail- Dad
MID-ClTl fEiHi SAI.s


flatf tfaMfIg SeFvses Morning AMI iselslife
lspfwrcn AlsstsIssfss itsttis3tsts,s
SVE&IstNyf0fs tslsE riASf AIslSlt9e
tyy#SIiifsssa9 aaa silP AsEf}sie
,.ass,.nrs.rs eIi3istsa Ht Mavai
3esul,.uey 1liaS ION
Y.IsNSE AsS Ais0E.fS
We.s street Si1tiun
/, ii, Ss,8, g..sl 10 10 800 SD Z g.
i0sa if.sl Il III T. "a. - ~
sls.sl 81 81 sssal 50 ~. IN * s5
fi.l 4 sc
f.r;tve NAVAL AsaEarfy tsslt.. Q iislsisittsss
,,4rlisf Si3lte I1afsa STATION isssss'sstt
III ana gDlsSsse sASft.ss stsssts sfsistit3ts
earlier-
l.hAyi; issf.TIst0isE
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1gsi.. lss.s.a 22.ssa, s.sal, II M lssts 49,
30. ,L:s5, 10, '.:i,. ll.;;J NJ 49,.
.s ST
sll trains receive pr discharge i,ils.stts4.pfs
ri local points between ttnauDiis aiad
Nsyat Asa.leaiy junction AM at Hiltii
lennl oa sf-nal
LEAVE assslIg Ne; rpS
i'm. CHS. ssla. 800 ia,Ei IL Az AL ~, s.is's
ss5 2fLS 90 II ssp sltEl, i..a9 tlss
l;sg1 1.n5 asl5. Ilns. IL. M. is4.th5 \. al
xl1nfis except Sunday
gofinessfin;s III tliltlitan With II IL
t1Isdf.al Annapolis a EsItfsnore
For tickets aud Information hpl'AT Ut
stsFcfty ticket nfiseas ssf7si Street STAT saIt
st.tr House St.lfinn sliege Avenue snsh
Hlnsen Streets 9'tryel Hail Mnrytataa
lTaiel 6fieeT s. y IS. for others i5tid
shiIiiteI. sst.. ssailaeeted with the Nslystt
4ea,Iel,fr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
4 here Ire ven To Leaal

lad but wants % grow
IND true. Il heart
lad would like 10 know
eert.t Sc impart
IA. desire ta slack Or shlFk.
III. zen ytta heard him plead
81, sgfsv i man at play Or work
lie plan will lead
~. re he men II lead today!
fIslg IN hour or tvo.
.I.le he Lads the game TO play
man should do
4 ai4,i slulns are calling Come
are the lads. indeed.
III t.il Whit they might become
tite men will lead
80 golf and winter sport.
ihe time lot,
sslliini you like 10 feel you'd
lght
i hoy knot
az. III ana home depend on You.
III ter most We need.
III. lll boy know what e 10,
u here isn't d man tn lead
ts ira ira he men TO lend hand.
Guiding al bnyho0da side?
gflt allO viii rise IN every land,
irjdglng the Great Divide
tiiila aud flag and tongue mite
ittIning parh class and creet.
flefe 4 4. thu boys who would tIo right,
Fiilt where are tie men 20 lead
Il. Mex.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12

Ensign h & skinner. JTs II 81 N.
III yiaitlng friends here,
Mrs price and small daughter are
visiting her moiaer Mrs Ellen Peal
a.. Duke Of Gloucester street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
Supeflnl DENT
Dinner Tonight

With Secretary 81 the Navy n3niels
ali The guesg af honor d dinner will
III given tonight all the supersntend-
enus Quarters, Naval Academy. BIZ
Admiral and Mrs Scales, prior I'd the
opening III the Post Graduate school
for naval officers The following Will
be the guests The Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs Daniels, Commander
Percy Fooin. aide To the Secretary
REAR Admiral and Mrs Thomas WI
Kinkad. Captain and Mrs Ernest il
King. Commander and Mrs Arthur
h Fairfield. Commander Joseph I4
TIeiltrlarl. Professor and Mrs l-
piionso Smith. Commander and Mrs
Daniel III Garrison. Commander and
Mr.. John s. Abbott Commander and
Mrs. II. Ct Allen. Captain Dudley Car.
pcnter, Medical Corps, Prof and Mrs
Carroll {. alden Mrs w NJ Graham.
Miss Mary stewart cottreH, Miss
Charlotte Jordan Miss Harriet scales
Prof. Thomas GLADDEN. and family.
.of ST. johns College, have moved.
from their home at Humphreys Hall
College Green. 10 their summer home.
at Neems Creek
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
sa.nl Officers
Lall Old friend

EFrll llYI0ii Scott llaRle. q q An
isonn ma l.ielit Augustus ],
l!st4n. ii tic Ifs 81. s. Florida. 1'nth
81 elaaes 1915. q 81 Naval Academy.
Il. i, guests Of Mrs. w Il Hanlon at
.iltr li4ille IN Church street for part
81 lane week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
Ms slonary Societies
Arr ! htertuialetl

afl Isriqus vas hostess On
fts4ily afternoon bit hof beautiful
llai6t % the sevorn river near Win
iuit To party Of ladies
y il4e Presbyterian Church Home and
Heft sii missionary Snciety. and the
ttle SIT nearers ehiitren's
tf sarieI Tho hiaeh was
IA onting. with the green
btS eapiiIg away 81 the heantis
Inflow and the nxtensled
ftfet Cue rtxef on either aide Aftes
meeting Tea was served an
t.ssieas pofcilea and heautifnl
RainI 81 Greenshurg. Ind,
N fft. iifa as 4 Visiting her brother and
itN Lieut. ii Ii White, 81 =.
sltl lfs White has gone III visit
iaiias II the lFast before fetafnins
ta ier Nest,.rn homie.
IS sslleeea Webster 81 Rochester.
tlng her SISTER. Mrs. Dam
& gFaler State Circle
mother III Mrs Mi
tins hpi sister IN Hal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
Cleaning, Pressing and
Repairing

We mike speciality nf Ladies
ssil ais! islai,eI ris Mefk e4iifl
FOR md delivered
III KING. Tailor
Phone 54 Ts Do West ST.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
ll,lla / ormalIs
4Hlfatiile

have been rec, iyed from Mr.
''ls fired Nicholson of Gallo
q Announcing the mar
heir daughter Josephine
a'115 ID. NJ William Henry nietel
lfs t4'sl De- syesldiiss tssnk place
1N .fiiI1e MT and Mrs Die
lif home after July i at
aaaA avelAln. Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
House Part
on The SNfern

WI 3 TW lys5FVEU
The following house park are eli
3oying hoatins, bathing an1 tishing
while on al cutting at The homo 81;
Mr and Mrs. Is Vie, IN the severn near
Isnnnti hay
VIZ and MR.. Kyle, MI md Mr. Ns
Ill. Thomas. Mrs. oliver Smith. Misses
Katherine Kyle, Edna Manson Of
tiageratoWfl Elizabeth and Lucille
Thomas Lieut. r 4. ss,huinae her
Ensign Ct 6 Skinner Mr.. Lee kalnley
and Nj Mercer The party will be
joined later by Mr.. Carroll worth
ington and George III Myers recently
retnrnea from overseas On the
Shoshen with the 18th Division
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-12
welcome Home
lgecentl0n Far soldier

on Monday night welcome home
reception was given In the honor IS
ERNEST Daniels. the brother az Mrs
Matter Mard. 1T her home - Nes;
street. Mr. Daniels arrived from oyet
seas about NO weeks ago anA Wis
setvihg Nth the :siOth Field ARTILLERY
.of the 10Th Division He Vas wel
coined Nv great many 81 his friends
and relatives as well as some Of his
hoy friends that also were overseas
with the 10th and 10Th Division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
SEEKS EARLY MEETING OF
LEAGUE in WASHINGTON
Premier Clemcnceau, Writing Before
Presidents Illness, Wishes Him
to Preside Over Gathering.
URGES NEED OF DISCUSSION
Thinks First Week in November
Would Be Suitable Time for World
Socicty's Gathering to Consider
international Problems.
fRv Associated PrcS.1

PARIS. Oct. 4.-Premier Clemcnceau
has written Colonel House. a member
of the American peace delegation. urE-
ing that meeting of the league OF
nations be held in Washington under
the Craftsmanship or President Wilson
early in November.
The Premier's letter. which outlines
his reasons for the calling of such n
meeting officially. is published today
follows:
Ny dear friend: I hope soon to
Paris before your return to America
says that this is not certain and there
fore it seems we'll to communicate to
you reflections suggested by decisions
to be taken concerning the society OF
nations.
I'm the first place it seems to me
that the FIRST meeting OF the society
of Mr.. Wilson would be urgently called
nj the earliest possible moment Owing
TO the hopes this society has caused
ton OF International problems facing
all nations: | would suggest the meet
ing be held the first week of the com
INVITATION of the greatest possible num-
Der OF statesmen whose names were
associated with the, creation OF the
would be only a small amount of cur
rent business to transact but the, pro-
gram gram WOULD a haTe this this capital advan-
society. which still exists only on
paper.
FINALLY. don't you think It would be
great advantage for the ex-officio
members of the society of nations to
general direction of the line TO be
pursued? No man is better qualified
than esident Wilson to remind the
sembly that the society of nations will
have prestige and influence in times
tanning and developing the feeling OF
international solidarity from which it
was bore during the war at the call
to second him in this task.
lSigned)
GEORGES CENENCEAII
"P. 81 have written similar
letter to Premier Lloyd George"