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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
plcEsE QUE. VILLA VA A VENGAR
LA MUERTE DEL GENERAL
FELIPE ANGELES.
Terrlbles represaIias toinarS de los a.
que Formaron 81 consejo de Guerra
que 10 iuzg6.

Ell PASO, Tex, Die. 2.---FIan llega-
do la frontera presistentes rumores
acerca de un plan de venganza forma-
do por los yillistas para vengar Ia
mnerte del general Angeles, el cual
fue Tornado por los villistas que Sc
hallan en- el Estado de Chihuahua in
meditamente despues que Sc supo la
ejecuciondel general.
Para la presente Sc informa Que u
nos 675 carrancistas han sido pasados
por las armas y los cuchillos de los
villistas La primera victima federal
prominente q uanos de los villistas
SO dice que fue 81 Mayor Leon Castro,
Ell cual se hellaba on operaciones en-
el estado de Durango bajo las ordenes
del Genral Gabriel Gavira. anterior co.
mandante de Jnarez. Sc asegura que
villa tiene proyectada una campafia
de venganza en- los estados de Chihua-
cua y Durango.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
0BREG0N|STAs
EN- LUCIA CON
FL GOB|ERNO
CARRANZA
Candidate a Ia Presiden-
cia en- armas contra
el Presidente.
ENLA G. DE MEXICO

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 2S.--Las
Gales de la Metr0poIi Mexicana estan
siendo teatro de una tremenda lucha
entire carrancistas v obregonistas Sc
gun los infofnes recibidos de la from.
terra mexicana.
Sc informa que el Presidente Ca.
rraIza Sc ha escapado para la ciudad
DO Queretaro para estar SECURE. Ell
PRIMER executive recientemente regre-
SO a la Ciudad de Mexico procedente
de Queretaro, donde habfa permaneci-
do causa de la enfermedad fatal de
su esposa. Ri General Pablo Coma
les Sc reporta a la cabeza de las fuer-
zas de Carranza. Los detalles de la
lucna no parecen ser muy claros por
70 tanto no Sc da mucho credito a la
noticia.
La anterior noticia fue trasmitida
por nuestro servicio de la Prensa Aso-
ciada y publicada en- nuestra edici6n
inglesa del viernes pasado. Pero Sc
gun la prensa diaria despues de esa
fecha, entire sus informaciones sobre
el particular algunas de elias niegan
en- 10 absolute ell rumor, esegurando
Que reina la tranqnilidad en- la ciudad
De Mexico que Carranza no ha sa-
lido de ALI, como SO decia en- la no
ticia Sensational que publicamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
EL FAMoSo LADRoN DE TRENEs
SEGuN INF 0RMES Sc DIRIGE
Al EsTADo DE TEXAS.
la PoIIcIa de e. Paso recIbI6 un Men
sale para que Sc Ie Buscara en- a
queIla ciudad.


ROWIINS, Wyo., Noviembre 25.--
William I. Carlisle, ell ladron de tre-
mes, pr0fugo de la penitenciarfa de
lWayoming, no ha asaltado ningunos
trenes desde que Sc fug6 seg1n dice
una carta recibida al parecer del
mismo Carlisle, por ell director de
la prisi6n La carta fue puesta en-
Denver ell ~ de Noviembre a las 6 80
de "a tarde. El signatario de Ia car
ia dice que no ha asaltado ningunos
trenes desde que Sc escape de la pri-
sion, sino que antes trata de regene-
rarse que pide una oportunidad pa.
ra volyer ser i'm hOmbre de bien
Una cHidadosa c0mparaci6n de la
letra de esta carta con la escritura
que existe en- los archives de la pri-
sion, revela que es la misma.
Sc dice que Bill Carlisle, Ell famoso
salteador y ladr6n de trenes, SO diri-
ge RI PasO, asf 10 dice un telegra-
ma recibido por el jefe de la poll
cia de aquella ciudad enviado de
Denver, pidiendo que Sc vieile por 81
acas0 va la frontera para ,s.azar a
Mexico
Carlisle SO fug6 de la penitencia-
ria hace una semana v para celebrar
su iibertad rob0 un tren, ell Los. An
geles Limited, habiendo obiigado a
que gran nlmero de gente armada 10
buscara por las inmediaciones del lu-
gar en- que el tren fue robado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

DOUGLAS. Wyo., Die Bel famo-
SO ladron de trenes SO halla en- nn hos
pital, despues de su captura aver por
el Alguacil Roach, Sc dice que no mo-
rlra de las heridas que el ladron re-
cibio al ser aprehendido Sc dice que
recobrara su salud dentro de unas se-
manas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
FUE FUsiLADo EL AsEslNo DEL
HERMANo DEL pRESIDENTE
DE COSTA RIGA.

NUEVA RORK, Noviembre sS.---
Un despacho de Costa Rica trae la
noticia de haber sido fusilado EN-
Pucnte Arenas, Jose Agustin Villalo-
bos. a uuien Sc hizo responsible del
asesinato del general joaquin Tinoco,
Ministro de la Guerra durante el re-
gimen del Presidente Federico TinO-
co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
OIL MEN STARTLED
WHEN BUYING AGENTS
BOOS TED CRUDE PRICE

Pittsburg Pa, Dec. 3l-On mon
We're startled today when the principal
oil purchasing agency announced am
other advance in tho price of crudc
oil. Pennsylvania grade being lifted
2j cents a barrel, to So. Other prices
were raised Is cents n barrel as fol
lows:
Corning $3.50; Cabell s342; Somerset
S3."5: Ragland, s1.75.
These prices are the highest ever
quoted in Pittsburg for the grades
affected. and spell the third advance
within two months. No cause was
assigned for the upward movement,
other than reserve supplies are not
what high authorities in the oil trade
believe. There should he a steady in
rrease of Development to a point where
production viii be sonsibly increased.
Already oil production has become
so profitable that oil fields in western
Pennsylvania are being drilled over
and many wells, long since abandoned
- unworthy of attention, are being
cleaned out, connected up with similar
wells and then carefully pumped.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
or. FIELD RAii. DEAL
COMPLETED: ki\GLi\G
WILL START OPEK tTl0N

John INnsling. the circus and rail
road maenatc and his party in the
"JuAIar' Rmeling's private ear, pass.
cd through Fort Worth Tuesday morn
ing from Ea-tland where he purchased
the Eastlaud. Wichita Fails ~ cur
railroad.
\ legal contract for the purchase Of
the road has been made between Ring
ling and the directors. The only de-
tails which have not heou completed
arc the ir0u~ior of stock from certain
individual, iu the company.
As stated I'm The StarTolcgum Ills
patches from Eustiand ecycraI days
ago, Ringliua is paying i'm the neigh
hurhood Of 20 half million dollars for
The railroad luo, The pruppsition
however, with the possible extension.
involves several million dollars
Tho contract between Ruglug and
the stockholders OF the iastland,
Wichita Fails & Gulf Railroad calls
for the immediate construction Of the
railroad. II is Furthermore stipulated
that the railroad line shall 70 through
thr stephens county oil fields and
Ringling is hound to operate it in op-
position to the Wichita Falls, Ranger
y Fort Worth line, which Frank kell
and Jake Hamon are undertaking TO
build between Newcastle aud Dublin.
The properties OF the Eastland
Wichita Falls Gulf railroad, as they
will he turned over to Ringing, CON
sist Of about twenty-five miles of
completed grade beginning at the town
of Alangdm going through Eastland
ana extending on to the stephens
county line, terminal sites at Man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
LET'S ALL MIGRAT ATE
TO NEW YORK FOR
OUR WINTER DUDS

New York, Dec. 31.--It Is possible for
a lnan in New York to outfit himself,
wife and small boy with clothing Of
good quality" for sl49.53 by carefully
studying newspaper advertisements Of
reputable houses and then shopping
around" for lowest prices, according to
Col Michael Friedman, Of the fair price
committee, in report submitted today
to Federal Food Administrator Williams.
The mans clothing would cost s6S.23.
the woman's $685., aud the boys SEES
These figures would allow for an over
coat. suit Of clothes, shoes. underwear
and hosiery for man; skirt. dress,
coat, shoes, hosiery and underwear for
Il woman; and suit. shoes, stockings
and ovcrcoat for a boy"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
GENERAL WOOD ASSURES
REPUBLICANS THAT HE
WILL ACCEPT NOMINATION

Pierre, s. D., Dec. 31.--ln his message
of acceptance, addressed TO the rcpubi.
cans Of South Dakota who have en-.
dor7ed him for the presidential nom
nation General Wood said:
Il do hereby declare that If nominal.
ed and elected. | win qualify.
AS heretofore explained, | am deep.
~ appreciative Of the very great hon.
or that my fellow Americans have ex.
tended to me IN your state by their dc.
ton, hut ! do/not wish to have my name
appear on your ballot as a candidate
for this office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
OLD DOMINION BUYS
AMERICAN PIPE LINE

Oklahoma City, Dec. 31.-Confirma-
ton of the i'umor that the Old Domln'
ion Oil Company had bought the pipe
line. loading rack and other assets OF
the American Pipe Line Company Of
Wichita Falls and Grandficld was Civ
en- by Judge j. Y. Dlckerson Of Ed
mond, president of the American Pipe
Line Company, who was here during
tho holidays. Judge Dickerson who
has had charge Of his company's Of
flee In Grandrield Is making plans for
another pipe line project.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
CENT RAIL PARK WILL
Be SITE FOR 100000
MEMORIAL TO CA RTER
COUNTY SOLDIERS

Some time ago committee was ap'
formulate plans and solicit funds for
the erection of "a suitable monument to
commemorate the heroism OF Carter
county men who offered themselves to
their country during the late world war.
!. r.. Coleman was selected as chair.
man of this committee. Frequent
meetings have been held and plans to
be pursued in erecting this monument
have been agreed upon.
Central Park has been offered and
accepted as the site Of this memorial
and ii is the purpose Of the committee
to have it erected curing the coming
yenr.
Mr.. Coleman states that he Is prepar
ing tn devote his entire time TO raising
this fund, and with the voluntary dona-
tions expected he thinks that the entire
amount will hc raised and work on the
monument win be well underway before
the first day Of June.
The committee consists OF J. r. Cole
man. chairrnn; Errett Dunlap. secro-
t1ry; Don Lacy, treasurer, and John f.
laslcv.
This committee invites the hearty CO.
operation of all citizens. and of all civic
bodies. II is proposed to spend about
fifty thousand dollars on the memorial.
Donations from ten cents upward will
be received by any member Of the com
mittee and due credit given from day
TO day as received. The committee de.
sires to begin today to raise this fund
and hopes that Carter county citizens
will be as generous with their donations
rs tho boys were with their lives.
ArdmOreito WANT ADS bring what
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
MEXICAN ASSEMBLY Will
ENACT on IEGISI. \TlON

Mexico City Tuesday. Dec 3O.--pe.
troleun Legislation making effective
article p, Of the Aevican constitution
which nationalizes oil lands, must he
re-submitted to the next assembly,
which Will convene next s, ptembcr
rs a result of the failure Of the cham
ber of deputies To pass the pending
measure at today's session Congress
viii adjourn tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
Diamond Ring Lost.

Mrs. \. T.. Swafford has reported to
the police that a quarter'karat diamond
ring had been stolen from her room at
the Randol hotel. She stated that the
ring was missed Sunday, but failed TO
report the matter to the police until
Tuesday. The police are doing every
thing in their power to recover the lost
property, but the elapsed time handl'
caps them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
DANCE l. GIVEN FOR
SINCLAIR FAMILY

Executives and employees Of the Sin
clair Consolidated oil and Gas Com
pauE were guests of the company at
the Metropolitan Hotel saturday night.
This Is ,h- first affair Of this kind for
the SiueiH,r family" in Fort Worth,
though il - An annual occasion where
ever large "&ecutive and operating of.
ficp~ Of tho Sinclair Company are To-
Gated.
About 30 were in attendance at the
Saturday night dance. This number
included heads Of departments as well
as office employees Of the company .--
StarTelogram.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
MORE ARRESTS IN BAY
STATE OF "WHISkN" MAI

Chlcopee, Mass, Dec. 3l.-Two
ford truck drivers, Sam DarinQ|
Max Aunders, alleged carriers on
Of the wood alcohol mixture whlcl
caused the death Of 81 men and
men in this vicinity since Christ
were under arrest here today, b
ing the number Of persons held
the police to %.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
Drilling Resumed

Wcsthcimer y Daubc, Nos . and
3 on the Isabel farm, which were shut
down during tho holidays have both
resumed drilling. No. ON this same
farm is also drilling and No. g is rig.
giue mp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET
lSpe cial to The Ardmoreite.)

Oklahoma City, Dec. $l.--Cattle. Re
ccipts. 900. Mariot, steady and sin on
upgrade Beef steers, $l2 to $3.50;
medium steers. 50 TO III cows and heif-
crs $50 10 1925; cows, s7,95 TO s.;
cmners and cutters $3.50 TO So; calves,
IS to II; bulls 81 - ST: vcolcrs, mono
quoted.
Hogs, Receipts, $50 Market steady
at dime higher, Heavies, Si3 to sl410;
butchers, Sl3.9O to S14O5; medium To
good, sl%.5o 70 Sl3.S5: common 10 med
um, S13.2l 10 $l3.75, stockcrs. slo to
S13.5o
Fort Worth Texas, Dec. 3l--Cat-
tic. Receipts, 2,l00; steady, Reeves,
$S.o0@$l2.00,
Hogs. Receipts, 500; 10 to Is cents
higher Heavy }l4.250Sl4.jo.
sheep. Receipts, 32j; unchanged
Lambs. Sl3 50iss16.j0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
W arm Off the Wire

Miami, Okla. Dec Mayor A. w.
Nicher. Of Commerce. left Monday
night Tor Lansing, Kansas, to identify
man held at state prison suspected
Of being slayer Of Chief Of Police
Charles Stricken.
Louisville, Ky, Dec. 3l.-Republi-
can leaders in Kentucky are grooming
Governor Edwin r. Morrow as a vice
presidential candidate according to an
nouncemcnts here today.
New York, Dec. 3l.--Gold bars val
ued at more than $1,000 600 were ship
ped today to the National Bank of In
dla. for the purpose of stabli2ing eX-
change. The shipment will be fol-
lowed by others in The near future.
Chicago, Dcc. 81 Twenty firemen
were overcome by acid fumes and four
men are in a hospital in serious condi.
tion as a result Of an early morning
fire in the warehouse Of Albert Picl;
and Company, crockery dealers.
New York, Dee. 3l.-President Mich
olas Murray Butler, of Columbia uni.
yorsity has been awarded the honorary
degree of doctor Of laws from the Uni.
versitY Of Strasbourg, in recognition
VI his services to France and the uni.
ycrsity during the war. according To
cable received today. SErssbourg
wa re-ouencd Nov. -, as a French
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
Cable Tools in Nenstadt Wei.

Waiter Nrustadt is moving in tools
to his location on the billiard farm in
section -. is-2w ortSetting the Skc,iy
propertN Gable tools wiIl be- used IN
drilling this wen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
Thousand Barrel Well

Plains Cl aud Gas Company in the
northeast corner Of the McArthur 40
acres west Of the Drsdemona district
in Texas, is making 1000 barrels Of
oil at q depth of - $50 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
big Oil Deal,

Harold Wallace has sold 70 SEclly
Oh Company so acres located in the
southwest, southwest section IL. ls.2w.
The price paid was S3,ooO per acre or
Sl2Q.0oU for the cutir" rrHct.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
OIL NE WS
(Fron Local and South Oklahoma Fields
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS

production ls estimated at from 10 to
Ia million feet. Yesterdays report on
this well placed tia litie deeper than
IT really was.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
In The Graham District

! Kirk OH and Gas Company No J.,
Burrows farm section 39 2s.2w in
| the Graham district, has drilled to q
total depth Of about $50 feet This
well made rainbow of oil at 2.565
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31

r.. Dmlap has assigned TO II. \. Lcd-
better a ono.half interest I'm 'cas" in
section %, is2w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31

Guy Z. Moore has assigned TO j. a.
Edwards % lease in section e.. A~.2w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31

Anderson \ Simpson have assigned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31

to j. a. Thompson l,ose m s.eHon
-. ls-2W.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31
OIL Personals.

JUmos Hcnnoti OF tUo GrlR1m dis
trict was an Ardmoro visitor Yesterday.
Max Wcsthaimer is absent on a trip
to Ranger, Texas, and the Louisiana
district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-12-31

Ardmoreitc WANT ADS bring what
yoU want
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
REX. DOG, FRIEND
OF KIDDlES, DEAD
Is Killed Under Wheels Of
Cruel Truck on Which
He Rode
BENNETT STREET
FOLK IN MOURNING

Rex is dead. Who was Rex, you say?
Anybody who lives in the neighbor-
hood OF Tenth and Bennett streets
knows who he was, and the residents
Of that part OF town are mourning FOR
him today. Rex was a white bulldog
the property OF Calvin Blair, OF No
9O6 Bennett street He was well known
10 nearly everyone within several
blocks Of that vicinity. and was an es-
peclal favorite 10 the children, With
whom he liked 10 play. The Riddles
would pull and maui him TO their
hearts content but never complaint
would Rex utter. and never a snarl
would he give. One friend OF Rex said
today ale was better dog than most
men are humans
Now Rex had hobby and, like The
habits Of many humans, this penchant
of Rex's caused his undOing. ReXs
idea OF pleasure was TO ride In motor
driven vehicles-it didn't matter to Rex
what kind OF auto il happened to be
Ford or Fiat, Maxwell or Marmon, they
were all the same to his canine ma
jesty
Alas! Yesterday he was riding on a
truck. surveying with regal eye the
moor folk who walked when his eye
chanced 10 cspy another OF his Kind.
lie leaped 10 make the acquaintance OF
this stranger. but in 50 doing, ne missed
his footing and the rear wheel Of the
truck passed over him lie died a
minute later.
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
CUDHAHY UNDER
MARTIAL LAW, ONE
DEAD,E|CHT HURT
Troops Preserve Orde T
After Night Of kiOting in
Packing Town
DEPUTY SHERIFFS ARE
AMONG The INJURED

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 20 Omitted Press.)
The packing town OF Cudahy, near
here. was declared under martial law
today by Col. p. c. Westphal. who was
designated as military governor until
the trouble resulting from yesterdays
fatal strike rlotlng has passed.
Early today a special train from
Camp Douglas rolled into the yards and
l26 State guards and &c officers took
charge. Cordons OF sentries were i'm
mediately spread over the Cudahy prop
erty, comprising 100 acres and every en-
france and exit was closed. Access to
the plant is now possible only with
military passes.
Twenty-Five young women members
Of the oflce force remained quarantlned
in the oflce all night. They dared not
run the gauntlet OF flying bullets and
bricks and decided TO remain until the
troops arrived.
One OF the first military orders was
closing OF all saloons.
Four companies Of state guards werl
called for last nlg.lt when the riot re-
suited in the death OF one man. iniurl
by shooting Of eight Others and wound
ing OF score Of Others by blows anC
flying missiles. Eleven OF the injured
were deputy herins.
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
$50 ORDERS FOR
GOVERNMENT FOOD
Postoffice Open Until 7.30
Tonight to Give Working
Men Chance
ANOTHER SALE TO
BE HELD MONDAY

The sale Of Government food through
the local post Office is progressing rap
idly according TO Postmaster English.
While the sale is TO close today, it was
announced at the post Office this morn
ing the Office would be open from 130
TO o'clock this afternoon and 7.30 this
evening to receive orders. II is felt
that by having the Office open for this
purpose tonight, it will give working
people a chance TO order some Of the
food stuff. Samuel J. File, one OF the
clerks who has charge OF the sale,
states that the local allotment Of
cherries and soup and string beans
was sold.
The records Of the ofllce showed at
noon that 13O orders have been received
for fOOdstuffs valued at 81 400.
Although the government specified
but three days for the sale, it was
stated this morning that orders will be
taken again next Monday from 1870 to
> o'clock.
The sale Of government canned goods
secured by the food committee Of City
Council. is also progressing. and 10 is
thought that by the last of the week
all will be sold. Homer C. Simmons,
clerk Of Council, who has charge OF the
sale, reports that only 40 cases Of roast
beef and % cases OF peas remain.
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
STEEL WORKERS COUNT
VOTE ON STRIKE QUESTION

B YOUNGSTOWN, O.. Aug 20 United
Press. )-Tabulation OF what is esti-
mated by labor leaders will total 3SO,-
900 ballots for and against a nalicn-
wide strike Of iron and steel workers
started in Youngstown at noon to0oy.
Heads Of twcniy-four int irrational
unions and members OF the 0rglnila-
ton committee OF the American Fedora
tn Of Labor for the organization Of
Icon AID steel workers went i1.) s.s-
siCn D.hind closed doors.
e. p. MrFaGden. A. +. OF L., organ. ger
for the Youngstown district, estimates
the votes fsvoring presentation OF
workers so-cslled fundamental de
mands 10 heads Of the steel industry
Evening journal., 1919-08-20
FRIENDS, FOES Of
TREATY LINE UP
FOR FINAL FIGHT
Republicans. Demo Gratis
See Proof Of Their Side
in Wilson's S Position
EUROPE NOT WORRIED
over INTERPRETATIONS

WASHINGTON, Aug 90 United
Press. Both friends and foes Of the
peace treaty today professed to be en-
couraged by the White House confer
ence between President Wilson and the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
yesterday.
Both factions in the Senate declared
today that the Presidents answers to
questions seemed clinching proof that
their side is the right one.
Opposition Senators declared their
position had not been changed aud that
the fight against the treaty and League
OF Nations covenant would take on a
new intensity.
As the league friends have been pre-
pairing TO force the issue anyway, a
climax appears TO be approaching in
the struggle which has swayed the
Senate for months.
Senator Hitchcock, administration
leader. declared today that the Presi-
dent clarified doubtful matters in
wonderful way"
Senators BOrah and Johnson, leaders
OF the extreme opposition, in a joint
statement, asserted that the Presidents
explanation justified and confirmed us
in The position we have taken on the
league"
While Senator Lodge Republican
leader and a reservstionlst. declined for
NAL comment, he indicated the belief
that the conference had made no i'm
preston on the leagues opponents,
while it had proved inspiring TO its
friends.
Administration Senators said today
that they had all along been Of the
opinion that the League imposes moth
ing more than moral obligation. as the
President stated yesterday. That in
terpretation they said. is accepted in all
Allied countries.
The committee today was to resume
its public hearings on the treaty, with
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