The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-30
DENUNCIATI0N BITTER
Several Senators Unite in
Deploring Use of the
Americans.
DANIELS DENIES REPORTS
Says Forces Did Not Pro-
ceed Under Orders Of
Admiralty

WAsUI>GTnN s'pr 20 Au io
ycfuFntiou of io landing o' hm"r
can uara, forces on tho ppIS'auau
coast nas asked ty q resolution lu
trud4.,d in JHs grnr'" rhs afternoon
By Senator Sow ~ Indiana
Tho resolution de crF tuot rho
rrc-s reports chow that the order,
for the landing were Rtysu hy ue
British admiralty and asar the sGt o.
department FOR flN Information.
senator sherman ~ Illinois hro
iuiJud dU,rd a lurulIfI.U eNprrHsiuE x
d.nppToya. ~ 'AmrrI on iutQlfcr
enCe In lhly and prohibiting th"
uao of appropriations fHg such pur.
poses The rrsoutiun further DC
ClHTes tue order tor tho landing Of
the uRyal forces in DaIWaliu was
beyond The power or the supreme
council"
Il have great rc0peyt Tor Great
Britain said senator Sherman. but
I refuse since revolution fu TeCoE
nizc any power Of Gseat Britain 10
give orders to our armed forces u
VIII lead 10 war with Italy n this
action proceeds further Italy today
faces civil war"
The New resolution went over ln-
~ tomorrow oand the ShcrmHn res
olution &as referred 10 n foreign re-
lations committee.
Senator Knox ~ Pennsylvania
stated that he could underNlni
doubts which might have been raised
In the mind Of Secretary Daniels,
whether this In the first in u num-
he 90 In nlI
military and naval forces"
lie declared hat II there had been
bloodshed I'm connection with the
landing OF the nAyal forces It would
have meant a state OF war,
tnbciicynhl" State.
at In an unbelievable state Of NJ
fairs when the army and navy of the
United states are ordered around
Europe and Asia at the order OF a
supreme council IN which the people
Of the United atnea have no conf
dence," Senator Brandcgco OF Con-
necticut declared
Senator Hitchcock declared that
we are In the same position that We
were at the signing " the Rrmhtire q
and that our forces are sull a. the
command OF the supreme council.
"I can't understand why senators
arc going on the assumption that We
have arrived AZ poace' Raid Senator
Hitchcock when ala We go 60 war
with italy," asked Senator Lodge
''It was an italian force that our
forces were directed against %
Senator Hitchcock declared that
the landing forces had been used
nfa Ina tho forces that were prnCti-
cally lnsurrectionists. that the Italian
government could not cope with"
Would tho senator want us TO
have italian marines sent to hls
home city Oma aha--to restore peace
and order thereF" ascd Senator
Moses ~ New Hampshire.
z. s. Amply Prepared
"Happily the Unitcd states gov
ernmcnt IL able 20 take care ~ IT,
self" replied Senator Hitchcock
I'm all ~ the discussion ~ The
treaty have heard In this chamber
nothing has heen said TO change my
convictions thar II should he rnu
fled" eaid Senator ecCumhcr re-
publican, North Dakota Nothing
has been said TO change MY conyir-
tions" he continued. that the
league OF nations should he tried ont
as plan Of the peace loving nations
Of the world 10 protect the peoples
OF the world Just hs communitieA
protect the rights ~ their citizens "
II am not surprised. knowing the
views held by the senator from North
Dakota. 20 hear him deliver such
vigorous support ~ an instrument
which would involve The United
states In all future wars" replied
Senator PolndeVter. republican. ~
Washington under which. without
the sanction ~ congress American
soldiers are hcing employed I'm Rps
sla and American marines nrc tcing
'andcd on the p1lma'an coast and
witch would establish our foreirn
relations upon such q basis as would
keep us cycrlds'InVly IN changing
alliances"