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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-26

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CR|CsBY AND THE DELECATEsH|P

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

ing into nrw territory They say wc
should hew to the beaten paths. To
me- this IL an argument that We
should adhere 10 the oX-car and rc
fuse the high powered automobile To
me this is an argument that We should
revert 20 the lalow candle and strike
down the electric bulb. 10 me this Is
m argument that We should dispense
with the telephone and revert 10 the
personal messenger 10 me, this Is
An argument that We should dispense
with the machine gun and return 10
the flint lock ride To me. this is al
argument that wc should dispense with
Clcu.c and advancement and 60 back
- the days oi yore. For me and nine
! will adhere - no such doctrine For
me and mine, ! will follow no such
llltkerng lamp ol mi'conception For
mr and nine, ! will not shut the door
Of hope, science and advancement Of
the son, and cling TO the primitive
things OF the fathers.
Further objection j, made that the
president should not go abroad but
should have remained AZ home. The
constitution OF the United States
MAXI, the president the commander
ln-ch.cl oi the army and navy As
such. ht IS the leader OF our armed
forces as we'll a. president oi the
United States For me and mine |
know OF no rule of reason when
should proven, tie commandcf.in.
chicl from going where the army
goes For N and mine. | know OF ~
reason which would prevent the com
m1ndcf-in.ohlci who commanded the
army vhcn II fought from continuing
h, task 10 the end that he may Sc.
cure 'hr fruits ot the victory
"Oh Mr. President time can never
ci.arc tine tragedy oi this awful con
test 80, Mr. President, the li't cen
,ury r,ye solemn testimony to thc
fact that the world was engaged IN
'lty wars -onc ipr each twO-ycaI
ucriai 40. Mr. President clyiliil
ton has advanced far enough to Non
rhis ,c-l~, ot. trlgcdics-thIs butcher,
OF mankind 40. Mr. President, The
spirit OF Christian religion has pro.
gtcsSei lar enough and has taught Ions
enough the hrot>~-hood OF man &c
commit Ms 20 the one uppcrmos'
thought OF doing what,oer VIC can &
bring about a lasting peace 10 the end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

teachings and their mandate and
this admonllion tug, a. the heart
strings oi al ~ us Bot while we
heed the admontlonS Of the illhtfS
wc should At the same time heed the
ucccS,llle, OF the sons and while we
heed the father, and their experiences
NJ the past wc should likewise keep
abreast of the time, and keep alive
our initiative that lhi, great republic
may go onward ard upward 20 the
end
European Dictatlon.
"lmlhtr objection Is made that Wc
Irr .rblccling ourselves to lha dictate,
IT European mon,rchS But where
arc the European mDnafch,' The
kaiser. who un Yesterday wa DWO
monarch OF the world. J., today q ingl.
tive from home. alone, detected dls
ca,rl in mind and body icycu.ll'
writing hi, own defense. falling m l'N
oi ep.'cp,y over rhc havoc hc wrought
con,riou, that he lri SIX million Of his
subject. into their open grave, for an
unjust cause in 4 foreign land only 10
,a'Isiv hi, ambition 10 rule and crush
md conquer the world.
Where are the Hap ,burg' u Nus
iril gone dcposcd without power
without crown and without q c.on-
rn their country {, d'mrmbrrcd
fcpuh'rCs are born orcr.nirhi, CON.
ccycI in liberty ruled hy the consent
ni tho governed Where ls Con tan
tine oi Greece. where (. R0mJnrii
where the Sultan OF Turkey -wAcre
J., the kirr ui Bulgaria where 8, th"
King Of R1umau.a' The answer ~
rouc. ahli.l'cd, i'cl alone dcno'cd
| 10 give place ~ men Who l1'c 'hrr'N
,o men who hate lu'n.ucN o. m.n
who love peace and hate war THIS lf
,hc answer 30 'hi, ubje .',on and t1
me il ie Al. sufficient
Further objection J., made 90 this
! league and II insisted ihlt It Is M
rrnsi'rt oual TO this I make answer
'ut the supreme court at the United
States held that Wc were justified m
ending mon across three thousand
mile, of submarine infested sea 10 en-.
olge with the relrc loving nations ot
Europe 90 tive most costly war known
| 'n history
"Mv answer 70 that the same
constitution ard the same court
which held that we had the power
TO make war will again hold that
we have the powcr to make peace.
In other words. If great republic
like ours is jgltified IN making
war for great cause, could there
he found IN the constitution or in
the decisions anywhere anything
that would prevent the republic
from securing the thing for which
it fought? Could there ne any
thing more inconc"iyahle than to
assert that We must fight war
and then turn from the thing for
which we fCucht2 No. In truth
and in fact the league OF nations
will not b. held unconstitutional.
On the contrary. II will be held TO
be within the public interest, with
in the general welfare clause,
within the rights Of a great
peace loving nation to secure the
fruits Of the victory for which IT
fought.
Othe! Objections.
Further objection is made to this
league on the ground that iti' launch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

''-Wh.jc | have no htici - speak
.ur them and neither DO ! at'cm.t -
'n more than suhmit the oh.c.yluon,
! 'Hec made, icll >ute IT the 'onr
ml.l.1 ho,s who have recently been
aiuc ed into the service could be-
consulted thc,r answer would be
we are willing to serve our coun-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

that the boys may not have died in'
vain IN their efforts ior civilization
"No, Mr.. President, Washing
ton had agitstofs, Lincoln had
agitators, Jefferson had sgilatofs
Wilson and TAFT haI- sgitaiors--
they will be with US TO the end
But in the last analysis, II is not
Of the agitatoB that history writes
but /, Is OF the forward looking
men and women who seek TO M
aloit tn standard Of manhood,
the standard OF nations and the
betterment OF mankind.
TO me this league a nations is the
mos, advanced step that civilization
has yet taken TO me this conslltu-
ton OF peace is the most important
document since or own constitution
vas written, 10 me II i, . travelling
IN tho right direction 10 me It Is
trying 10 suppress th1c travelling 10
the wrong direction To me II should
he embraced with open arms and
therrby M alpli the standards Ot the
world and make certain the peace OF
the world
TO No0e faint heart, who are ob-
Jectlng 10 ltS yerblage | would sly that
a great important movement like tn,
IS always iraught with opposition
flmld souls. doubling soul'' agitator'
and ohjectorS will ob,tfuct 10 tho end
but let US take thi, great forward sten
with ilrmncSs and an cafneS'ncs'
that knows no waiting and II iralltic,
be found after u, enactment IN ily
verbiage or in H., term, let rs amend
Il, but let US not destroy IT,
I'VE are told this constitution oi
peace i, u,opian, i, hu, a dreaW hul
this Indictment @lall have No fore,
with me irr It IS in search OF utopia
that good things arc found. II !, ~
pursuit OF high sims that achievement
IS brought about II IS only the fol.
lower Of low aims who never achieves
mo, MI. President. The whole
world yesfns for peace. Make no
mistake about IT, The league OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

nations Is making an honest, earn
est effort to satisfy this yosrning
OF men. ! pray that you as pfssi-
dent OF the Ad club, and each and
every member OF the club, help
them and DO not deter thsm--en-
courage them and do not discouf-
age them, for they are battling for
the right through tho avenue OF
achievement. while the objsetors
arc rstatding them more than they
are helBing--one eourae leads to
progress, unity and peaoe--,hs
other TO militaTisn, dissolution
ard war For me and mine, ]
hope this great Ad club will en-
brace the former and shrink from
the liitet."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

Further objection is made to this
league on the ground that iti' launch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Tie Strong Withstand The Winle'
Cold Better Than The Weak

Oh pcaglc who arc feeble and Young
ar rc.G,c who are weak. viii be
y,-rna,r,ncd and crlN'cA lo g.
,h-.r.l 'lr rlI ve.'I Hy taking
GROVES TN~TEIt>> ,1dl Ton
lC which /, simply IRON and Qul
NlNr suspended ,n syuo - pleas
ant even children Ike b. You can
soon irci i,s Strengthening. ln'gora'-
,,, ,a,., pa. nDr l\dy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Spain to Cultivate
Relations with u. S.

MADRID, March l9--Jhe con
Scfyaiiye newspaper fpoca, N com
mening on the naming Of Manuel
Gcnrale, Hontofia. a liberal deputy
a, delegate 10 the league OF nations
conference Of neutral nations, says
that the selection Of person so close
" allied 10 Premier Romanone'
show, tina, the premier intends 10
continue following a policy tending
10 closer relations with the United
STATES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

ln--wc are willing 10 serve u
again n need bc--bui our hone, and
our prayers are that there may be
found q better way to settle the dil.
ference, bsiwcen the nations Of the
Garth"
- The 100000 mangled form,
carried m the annals Of history as
Clnllrc, surely they would desire
4 better fate for the future genera
'.ons than has been allotted 10 them
Surely they with accent, loud and
clear would say that It was the duty
ot this country II was the duty II all
countries. - was the duty oi every
rii,cn ~ find adopt and work out a
better way
The reason lodged within the
head OF every man must 0i necessity
decide there IS a better way Civlll.
A'iuu Hscl' must dcmand better
way The churches VI God. and !
hold no hrici 10 speak for them but
their teaching, drc ,o glorious and
their ambitions and aims 0 lurly
their patriotism so unl0ubtcl their
bclpiulnc,, IN the struggle just past
so complete. | feel sure II careful
poll could be taken throughout every
congregation OF the Republic q would
be with ono acclaim thl, civilization
demands wc iluI = better way
1T IS ,h1rgrl tIlt this LEAGUE oi
Nation, break, down the Monroe
Doctrine II this vSfe true We would
lll oppose It together Section Ten
.ot the constitution OF the league sne-
officially provides that each anl cyeu
nation ot the league shall both rc.
,pcc' and rcpcl all external aggfcS
l1u and make certain the boundary
lines and territorial integrity. a, well
las the internal political conditions cN-
sting within a nation or state Thu.
i viii be observed that instead %,
hrclking down ,hr Monroe D1C'rinc
which has heretofore been protected
by the American Republic alone. o.
calls to ITS aid the nations oi the earth
90 share the responsibility 80 main
tanning i'l, most important most nee
cssary and well Understood do.,rnc
"Entangling Alliances"
objection Is made 10 this rto-
posed constitution OF peace. Insist
ing that II permits en,nngling al
lianscs and insisting that II is not
IN keeping with the teaching Of
Washington answer this, first,
b. calling TO your attention the
fs't that the words spoken BY
Washington were uttered 10
years ago answer this by say
ing that we were then q group Of
miniature colonies without an
army without a navy, without de-
velopmCnt, without defense, with
ont a merchant marine and N
state OF isolation. | answer 4 fur
thcr BY saying that the last l2O
years and the development of
modem science have ceased TO
make US a nation OF isolation, but
with electricity, modern ships,
cables, wireless telegTaphS, wire
less telephones. Airplanes. subma-
rlnes aad modern appliances on
every hand has completely o1lh-
Grated our isolation, has brought
about en,,.cly new conditions and
has in truth and in fact moved
us all into the same doofyaTd.
Il know how natural il IS to Shriul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
ShiDs from Europe
Disease Carriers

RIO rNNrlRO Tuesday. March is
.Nc.,sI, from Europe continue TO ar
r.c n.rc Wi'h cases ot influenza on
l..ri ,.,
Yclrrdav uuc vessel arrived which
frp.rcd seven deaths during the yoy
ave asa fcsul, OF ,pinii meningitis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Cold, cAn,e Hs.daehes and Pains

Feyeri,h Headaches and BODY Pam,
caused from a cold are soon relieved
by taking LAXATIVE BROMO
OrINlNE Tablets There's only ono
"Rrom1 Quinine" l. W GROVES
signature ON the box Nc (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Pile, Cured in 8 to - Day,

Druggists refund money u fNIO
OINTMENT iails 10 cufr Itching
blind Bleeding ar rro,ruing Pilc'
S,o-, Irritation. SoH,ie, and Heals
Won can get rr,t'ul sleep alter 'Nc
Hrr apnl,ltion. Price rnc. l\d'1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Arbitration of Disputes.


Section twelve provides that all
arbi,rahle questions shall be sub
mit,ed 10 arbitration. In other words
controversies between nations shall be
settled as controversies between men
4, provides that IN the future instead
OF living at each others throat' over
pun, mi,understlndlngS they will sub
mi, their differences TO determining
board whirhowll determine between
what IS riyh, and what I' wrong .
1T provides that no nation shall
90 To war until three months alter
the award OF the arbitration board
has been made and 'hat ,hcy WI not
then go to war against ! iN"nbr ~
the league which has coupnel with
the award Of the arbitrator
The contracting parties 10 th's
treaty or peace constitution agree that
they will submit their case 20 an IN
ierna'onll court such as may be
agreed upon by the parties. They like
wise agree that they viii carry ou'
m iull good faith any award that NAV
be rendered hv the arbitration court
In the event ot any failure 90 carr
out the award the executive council
OF the league OF nations 'hall propose
what steps to take Should any oi the
high contracting parties break OF DIS
regard rs covenants, under section
twelve. which is the arbitration sec
t,on. it shall be deemed TO have com
mlttcl an act oi war against the mem
hers oi the league OF nations !, Will
he interesting to note that m the event
OF a noncompliance with the wapdatc
oi the international court OF arh'tra-
ton the league Of nations may i'm
mcdiatcly declare severance ot all
trade and financial relations and pre-
vent all commercial. financial or per
sonal intercourse between the cove
nant breaking nation and other ma
tons, whether members OF the league
or not
Responsibility Divided.
1T further provides that the g,enl-
hcr, OF the league shall scycrl!ly bear
/ the burdens incident 20 the suppres ion
OF the covenant breaking or outlaw
nation which rciu'cS to comply with
the decision OF the arbitration court
thus minimizing the expense and de
,,ruction Of single uation-'huS
making certain complete retrlbuton
to the offending or outlaw nation
Gould there in all the world
be found a provision 50 stimulat-
ing to good conduct and so sitting
to bad conduct? Could there IN
all history be recorded method
so effective and so certain to bring
about the blessings Of peace and
obsttuct the ravages of WARP
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
nayna Healing Honey

Stop, the Tickle, Heals the Throat
and cure, the Cough rrcc 55c. 4
iree hoS of OPEN TRATE SALVE
pr Chc,, Colds. Head Colds and
Croup 3, enclosed with every bot
#. (NdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

every nation Of the eafth on ~ equal
ity section eigh, provides that no
one nation shall clandc,tincy aud
without warning conpucr invade, out
rate, rule and destroy TIE nations
which love peace and worship at IS
shrine 10 the end ,ha, the world may
he a better place IN winch 20 live.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

Civilization .n the uar- pt the future
generation. ou wulNvr All must lean,
/ pause and a.h y, there no better
way.
The League Of Nations.
"Whlt is the league Of nations
LISA group OF nations which
love peace and whl,h hate war--
a group oi nations which love
liberty and hate au,ocracy-a
granp oi nation, that long for
the blessings and treasures Of
peace aud ,purn and de5p'Se the
God Of war These nations have
assembled in Paris and have
formulated constitution made
m oi twenty SIX paragraphs of
sections. every one Of which IS an
eiior, toward a lasting and per
u3gcn, ucate-cycry one OF which
!, an obstruction and protest
against hu'chcry and war THIS
league OF nations, So-cal'cd, has
prepared constitution bndwt
them together for mutual alvaH.
,lpr and looking to the peace u.
the world. The ,r,t drIt, OF the
constitution has been agreed 20
hy the representatives ct the
fourteen leading nations OF the
earth.
"Thc preamble sets forth clearly
and without confusion that their Ell
forts are 20 secure universal and
lasting peace. The first seven sec
tons are administrative and deal
with Tie details incidcn, to the
formation, admission and conduct OF
the league.
Section eight Of the constitution
provide, for the reduction OF natlona
armamcu, TO the lowest point con
sis,ent with national safety, havins
due regard TO geographical situation
and circumstance ot each partlcipa,
ing nation and tina, they may not b'
out ot proportion one with the other
"lo me this seems all important
TO me i, seems that II there wer
nothing else in all this great conSti
tuition this would he enough to com
mend It to the thoughtful people O
the world.
Americas Preparedness"
"For example, when the grea
world warc.roke out and even as lat
as April. n9N the date OF our en-
trance info the conflict the army q
repuhlis Consisted OF 5000 regular
and 210hc0 guariSmen, while Ger
many and her cohorts had an armct
trained force OF more than ten mil
lion men Was j, right, Was 1t rea
Sonable3 Was It iuSt' Should il eve
be tolerated that one nation Spen
the entire generation in preparing t
conquer, XIII and murder while al
other spend its energy IN teaching III
blessings OF peace ON earth, good wi
10 men? Was It right to allow Ger
many to spend fifty years in militar
preparation and all her income 70
armament while we spent ours build
ing school houses, churches, road
hospitals and homes,
was il right for the nations OF IN
earth in this twentieth century, wit
600 years OF recorded history benin
them, to sit placidly by. almost in
state OF coma, and allow one na,io
TO so ou,strip them and 60 over
reach them in military armament
No. TO me this was all wrong. NJ
To me this was criminal neglect upo
the part Of the nations of the ear,
that they should stand idly by an
allow one nation TO spend all h,
sustenance in military preparatic
while the peace loving nations OF II
earth went on making the world
better place in which 10 live.
"See,ion eight of the league OF n;
,ions constitution remedies this Sc,
ron eight OF this new constitute
sbolishes this, Section eight pu
The Washington herald., 1919-06-22

as Illustrations Of a preconceived
thesis. They are inseparable from
the idea at the start Together
with my perception OF the idea
comes spontaneously an imaginative
picture OF the characters in the
lives Of whom the idea is mex
tricsbly interviewer.
The story is a secondary thinf
and quite the most mechanical part
OF writing a play. II is the situa-
tions that require the most effort
and forcing. The characters, once
they are strongly and sympathetic
cally visualized, seem almost to
write their own speeches. II they
are not rich characters and have
to be built up. then they give Just
as much trouble. IL not more trou-
BILE, than the story itself.
TO continue, however. with my
method OF writing" said Miss Cro-
theirs, Il sketch out my first act
after the questions Of idea, charac-
ters and story are settled Before
1 write anything on paper at all.
except brief memory notes. I see
clearly what the end of the play
will be. Although character is the
important and interesting thing, I
never find my characters gallopinE
I away with the story; the idea holds
them firm"
The Washington herald., 1919-06-22
The Psychologist Playwright

young man 10 learn his own mistake.
The action of the drama thereafter
is totally psychological in motivation.
as true to mental processes Of the
unfair sex as il is possible to ap-
proach and absolutely free from BIZ
zarre Photographic tricks. The dra-
maturgy is usch as TO mark the DIFF
ference between n slice Of life and
a slice OF scenario.
Much the same aspects Of superior
ity in form and substance charac-
terize the film version OF The City
of Comrades" in which Tom Moore
is the pictured star. Climaxes Of In
tense dramatic interest are repeatedly
produced by transferring to the screen
the familiar reaction OF recognizable
humans to the pains. the joys. the
snticipations and the disappointraents
of actual life. II is. in other words.
a close approach to holding a mirror
up to nature''-due, in this instance.
no doubt, largely to the fact that the
picture-play is an adaptation OF Bash
Kings inspiring story of the same
name.
A scenarist. nowadays. IL seems.
must be a philosopher and psycholo-
gist as well as a cleer literary me-
chanic-