The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-06
PRESIDENT DEFINES
TRUE NATIONALISM
IN ST. LOUIS TALK
(Continued from nage u


ll:45 o'clock tonight he will depart for
Kansas City.
The president this evening is to
speak at the Coliseum where in 1916
he was renominated for the presidency.
In Missouri the president found situ-
alton as regards ratification of the
peace treaty without an exact parallel
in any other state In the treaty rati-
flying body at Washington, the state is
represented by Senator Reed, the only
democratic senator who has taken Il
definite stand for the treaty's rejoc
ton, and Senator Spencer of the re.
publican senators who declared them.
selves generally friendly to it and
have agreed on a set Of reservations as
4 basis for its acceptance.
Won't Touch Missouri Politics
In st. Louis, Senator Reed recently
made an address bitterly assailing the
treaty, and within the next few weeks
Senator johnson of California, re
publican member of the foreign rela-
tons committee, and others, are eX-
pected to address open meetings here.
In addition to his address here to-
night the president is to make one
address IN Kansas City tomorrow
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in amy resnect saving on did nor appeal
for the treaty as a demanad, but as an
American
In his keynote address yesterday,
the president also made plain his inten-
tion to take up various features Of the
treaty in an explanatory way during
the trip and to refrain from engaging
in debate about the issues raised in
public discussion of the treaty here
tofore. He is not expected by his ad-
visers to answer specifically any of
the senate speeches against it, but
takes the position that his strongest
arugment is an explanation TO the
/ people Of what the treaty contains.
In the League Of Nations, to the
labor section, the provision for self
| determination for various territories
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The fighting temper OF the pfesf
| dents appeal to the country was ap'
| parent in both his addresses yesterday
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the first OF them at Columbus ne hau
warmed up to his task ana was putting
his force into blunt sentences punclu
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At INDIANAPOLIS the president called
ON the opponents of the covenant to
nrod,,co - nlan to secure the peace
nf the world if not willing to accept
the League of Nations. If it is not
IN he This ARRANGEMENT" he said
"vhat Arrangement do YOU suggest tc
see the peace of the world? 1t is a
case of NM nm or shut M. If the gen
tlemen who don't like what was done
in Paris think they can do something
better | beg that they will hold then
convention soon and do il now"
Resides his two principal addresses
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