The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-19
DISCL AIMS ENGLISH
CAN OUTV0TE u. S.
vJ.nn SAYS Action of League toun-
,ll Must lie Unanlmou"-N'i'n'"-
i've Vote of I. :. Needed
OOMlNlONS SELF GOVERNING
y,,.pn for Giving britain NiN Votes
ur says, l. Bcc1usr ihi's Oh ~"
pirc Are Independent.

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.,< FRANCISCO. Calif. Sept Is
,.t,rt Wilson denied today lha'
..., Hr,lau can ultNoir the Inli, a
fu the league ot nAtoa'' or
..., can overcome or offset the
,....fu representation
rr,.idrnt made his dental of
which rs one ~ the lhines
.ppoucuts OF the treaty have
me- most OF fin answering 8
of questions addressed 10y iht
- .ancirco League of Nations So
b. not true said the president
..#irg with thc fits, question
.frd. that britain can ouivoi'
ino league because in every
..... except the admission. of new
..rs % the league, no t0N"n
.. taken wiihuu' the concur
..... ..g. unanimous vote Of the rep
,... ...Nce Of the states which arc
...,r~ of tho council SO that in
.rcrs OF action. the affirmative
Do, United States is uccc--
.....nd equivalent to the united
...t ,hp several parts ~ the l.rli.
.... ...r.rr which cannot offset or
.u.r the vote OF the United
Nations Autonomous.
r. .etson why Grcl. Britain W1s
.... sN votes. The president sad.
.. D.. nations which make uu the
,mplrc are self .Euvrrnlug
.. .fou0mous IN everything DN
.. .|.Igu policy
......lu number onc-WN you
.... ..Nr underlying consideration
.... .ctltod an awarding % SIX
,.... loo fhc british empire IN the as
...... and is ii tru, that Great
....u viii outyotr us I'm the league
rf rtHous and thereby control the
.rla.. actions
Nr Nrr number ouo--Thc consid-
,.r..n which led 90 the assigning OF
.N votes 10 the sclf-Eoycruinr por-
...r. ~ he british cmpIrV Was IN
Fr' hat they have IN all but their
trs..u policies. become autonomous
s'|trnNrrutrg states, their policy in
ID" foreign affairs being Independent
of tr British government. and in
man. respects disImllar from It
N.. 80 Us not true hat the British
,Wt.rr can outvotc as In the League,
because IN every matter except the
lfm..slu Of new members TO the
league. no action can he taken with
ugf ..e concurrence by unanimous
vote ~ the Representatives OF the
states which are members Of the
council so that In all matters OF ac-
Nun he affirmative vote OF the
United states Is necessary and
4IyB'ent 10 the united vote OF the
representatives. Of the several parts
~ hc British empire which cannot
.0,,' or overcome the vote Of the
lrf.I states
Question number two-Is L true
Thai under the league Of nations the
'Orauu countries can order the send
.0g ~ United States troops TO for
e.gn countries
Can't send Troops.
Answer number two--lt is not
The right of congress 10 determine
such matters Is IN no wise impaired
Question number thrce-What cf-
'a.t V'l the league OF nations have
IN either forwarding or hindering
mo ful restoration Of Shautung TO
China whit effect will the league
= nations have In preventing the
further spoilation Of China and the
ah-u.lliou of all such special priyi-
rfc. now enjoyed in China by all
foreign Countries
Answer number three The league
W nations will have "A very powerful
.'.., in forwarding m" final res
'"rs'nu of Shantung to china No
'.h.. nstrumcntaNty or action can
Ur INSTITUTED which could bring that
'NI about The authority of the
H"gl. under article TN will he CON
'Art directed toward safeguard
na 'h. territorial integrity hnd po-
..4 independence Of China. II
nI therefore absolutely prevent the
'NT'H.r spoilaiion of China, promote
h. '.s'nrltlon 90 China Of the sew
"t privileges now long enjoyed by
.frFn countries, and assure China
NJ .h. ""wplction NJ tho process by
"..U Shluuns viii hc restored TO
.'r,lgnty I'm The past there
.i. H..g mo- tribunal which could