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ASKS ECONOMIC
AID FOR RUSSIA
CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE

working classes Of Gcrmany. the
German leaders would not daro i'm
pose the treaty on Russia.
Later however, Mr.. Robins de-
clarcd Trotzky said that both Lcnine
and himself were willing to oppose
final ratification OF the treaty and
II necessary retire to tho Ural noun
tains TO reorganl2e the army and the
government to oppose tho Gcrna ns
II the allies would lend assistance.
II asked Trozky 20 put this In
writing" the witness told the COM
mlttee 'lIe replied DO you want
my me- But we finally arranged
that the matter should he outlined
in n ernorandum unsigned. "
Mr.. Robins slid he agreed 10 pre-
sent this proposal TO tho American
government and obtained the coop
Grafton OF Commissioner lOckhart.
who had special powers from the
British government, and that the
American am basaldor gave his ap-
prOval,
Despite all efforts. according 10 the
witnos no answers were forthcom-
ing when the fourth all-Russian 10
Wet congress assembled at Moscow.
In that congress. he 'eild, six OF tho
seven parties were originally opposed
20 the ratification OF tho Brcet treaty.
lust before It closed. Mr.. Robins
said he was sitting on tho steps of
the platform upon which Lenine was
seated and Lenlnc asked him there
II any word had come from the allied
when he replied In
the negative. Ienino said 81 shall
ask the ratification OF the Bre-t
treaty.
In tho end the congress ratified
the treaty by vote OF 2 Ia 20 |.
The holshevists do not desire rec
ognition by the United states. MIR
Robins testified. but they would vel
come assistance in restoring the eco
lomic life Of the country. lie ex-
plained that the bolshevist leaders
Teel their position ns international
would be weakened
by formal treaties with other gov
,rnmcnts. Asserting that Lenino
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$1,000 ALL GONE
SAYS VESPERMAN
Spent Small Fortune on
Treatment Before Finding
Relief by Taking Tanlac.

81 spent at least two thousand dol.
lars on medicines and treatments be
fore ! finally got relief by taking
TanlaC," said Wiley VcspermAn OF
.ii1S Bowscr avenue, Dallas. Texas.
81 suffered with rheumatism in my
left arm and shoulder for seven
years" he continued, and at times
was 80 badly crippled up that !
would Just have 20 give up and go TO
bed also suffered terribly with in
digestion. and what little atc
formed so much gas that would
belch up my sour. undiEestcd food
and would hrcomo faint from dizzi-
ness could hardly sleep at night
for the misery wnH In and In the
morning would get mp feeling 20
awful that could hardly get around
but Tanlac has driven away every
bit OF tho pain and misery | never
suffer from indigestion and can eat
anything / want My condition has
improved 30 wonderfully since
started on TaOlnc that / am able now
10 give an my Tune 10 my business.
lust Ike did before that awful
rhcumaltsm got its hold on me My
wife is taking 1Hn'ac, too and shc r.
jus, az enthusiastic about II as
am"
Taulac lis sold In Tulsa by Quaker
Drug Compwy Puritan Drug com
pany and by the leading druggists
i'm practically every city town and
village TN America, ADV.
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DU POINT STILL RETAINS
POWDER COMPANY STOCK

PHILADELPHIA, March g. Pos
seA@ion OF $4,000. 900 worth of Du
Pont Powder company stock pur-
chased from T. Coleman Du puni
remains with Pierre s. Du RTout
president Of the company, and dircc-
tors associated with him, accord ng
to a doclsion handed down by Judge
burlington in tho Unlted States cir
cult court OF appeals, The decision
ends nearly four years OF litigation
whether the case will be further ap.
pealed rests with those who brought
suit against officers and directors Of
the company
The suit was brought In 1915 to
compel Pierre X. Du Pont and diroc-
tors to return to the Du pont Powder
'company the i56.000,000 OF stock
purchased from T. Coleman Du Pont
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prefers cot operation with Amcrira.
rather than Germany. Nj Robins
said that unless this country took
the lead In pcHccablc restoration ~
Russia, Germany inevitably would
obtain "A new foothuld
The witness gave 10 ns hil opinion
mat America had failed ia connect
IN this Russia story. partipultrly
because ut the men sent to Russia -
represent the United states govern.
meut, lie mentioned caprcnlly
l'Ilhu Root, who, he said. was A..
lhckcd iu Russia as having boon the
man who tried 60 make the United
States 'NIfo for pluto,ricN
bihor factors. according 10 tho
witness. were the stories told b, Iua
slams who returned lu Russia from
the United states after tho toyou
ton. These men seemed tn have
been living An bad spots. Mr Robins
said. Hud they brought back with
them falls" Ideas about tho lnticd
states, which they pictured as "p
heaven OF capitalists and hcI for
working men
Mr.. Robins testified THAT storira OF
atrocities In Russia hofprr hls de.
parturc were largely false. declaring
h" was Impressed los the agk OF
destruction of NE" Ana adding thnt
lie believed i' would have been much
greater IN the United states under
similar conditions Ito blamed uu.
nrchiSt groups for many Of the nets
nf terror
The soviet program vhs dcnouucod
by the witness who dosrTlhpd 10 us
being economically impossible uul
morally wrong Ito concluded hNt
testimony with renewed apprtI
that the Dplc ia this country try TO
understaui boishcNiEm I'm its true
hght"in order To- cumbat ttg menace
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Financial
Live Stock
IMPROVEMENT MADE
By NEW YORK STOCKS
u,,,crucpt OF Industrial Conditions
ucneccd In Advance OF Shares
,ftcr Wednesday slump.

>l.W YORK, March 6v-Pro-
,,uprcd hettcrmcnt IN the industrial
..,Yation as indicated by the views
.,r,,Jlpg executives and an increas-
l,,i,rr that tho transportation syS-
,,o. nj the country will receive nee
..,,,,. financial assistance from pri-
~. sulrccs combined To erect
,.ry substantial recovery on the
,,U,k exchange today
Alrliv and prices were az hlghest
,,rc.4lrc iu the final hour, me enliro
'r extending its gains following the
r9GIIrrr.on OF Judge Gary's address
Lctnrr inc American Iron steer IN h-
.,l,uir which predicted Large Dusi-
nee, prosperity. 49,, .n.,, a,,,,.
t,Ilffrr,nl support earlier IN me ses
Kan made brisk advance or -
potnls. but was overshadoWed py
I,.r,l other Issues, notably Mexican
Petroleum. which rivaled steel In eA-
,cr, NJ 1t4llugs and scored a net gain
rG.nls Kelly Springfield Tire
,,I,',i iis spectacular career, ad-
,I,rcfrr another I points TO the new
,',,Iruu OF ia "a and gains
,,,,,nr such fayorltc5 ns General
W,,ors Smtz. Central Leather, Hide
& le.thcr preferred and Industrial
Alcohol ran from IL TO almost
noipp Tobaccos, food and fertilizer
mares and a varied list OF specialtiea
we're carried along by the upswing at
gains OF to points. Final gains
genrcscniing the days maAimums.
Tho bond market was unusually
tu'l az slight changes. liberty Issues
rallylng from their early setback, old
United states bonds. were unchanged
ON call coupon 4s losing l-S on sales.
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me crushing ot the American rcpub-
Io--in the creation OF an intcrna
N"iil d"sOotism wuirr than has ever
CURSED the earth or any single nation
thereof
Senator ltrcd tttid any claim that
iho league would not destroy tho
monroe doctrine was either 'mado
IN ignorance ur ia dlShonHCtiy made.
Would Embrol L. :.
Ito declared the world court ~
planned, would cmbroil America IN
an world wars ana political intrlguoS.
destroy i'S sovereignty and compel
service or It's armed fOrco in all parts
~ thee world
Tho acceptance hN the United
States OF thc proposed constitution
" the league OF nations may involve
the very liiv OF the republic said
Mr Reed 1T is high ume patriots
should arousc themselves
'Nu attempt is being made 10 drive
u through to conclusion before tho
American people have any oppor-
iuniN to read its provisions or dig
ont ~ them the hidden and sinister
purposes OF the undertaking.
"Tnc people have been taught that
tho league IL merely an amicahlo
main AZ peace Thcy have been told
,htt uuloEs the league is consum-
mated tho world win he Immediately
involved iu q chaos OF war that VIII
destroy tho very foundations Of
society and civilization. People are
Taught that they can receive the
'cucfils OF This league without in
yolving our country In any serious
obligations
~ affirm that n in fact proposes
70 set up "A world government which
vii have control over all interna-
Nounl maltcrs ~ completely nS the
federal government now has Juris-
dicuou over questions affecting the
states NJ the union
Moreover. n will have iurlsdir-
ton of domestic matters which IN
tho opinion OF the majority OF tho
league may tend to produce dlfN.
culttcs ont or which war may spring,
The scat or this league will be
come IN fact the capital Of the world.
"Thc construction OF tho league is
essentially au'oCratic. The powers
are no highly centralized and 40 ut
tcrly without balances, checks. or
safeguards. as TO be repugnnnt 10 all
iorms or democracy"
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EAST CENTRAL TEACHERS
BODY IS MEETING AT ADA

ADA. OKLA, March & - Nctwccn
800 and 500 teachers assembled I'm
mo Normal school auditorium here
tonight for the firHt meeting or tho
East Central Educational association
More teachers will be In on TN,
morning trains, The address ~
welcome was delivered by g, T. ~
Cutler. representing Mayor Gary
Kitchens
President J. NJ Gordon welcomed
tho teachers IN behalf OF the Normal
school superintendent II. n. Hrun-
cr OF Okmulgee responded TO tho
welcoming address
Prof '. II. Durham. president Of
the association, delivered an addrcSa
and was followed by Dr. II. A. win
ship OF Boators Doctor Winshlp
spoke on community Democracy"
lie will speak again today on "War
NJ odiflcd Education
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passed away, Psychology blankets
his "verv gesture. covers every
movement, even dwclls In tho In.
tonation OF his voice. has become
part Of his being.
iou'ii stay TO Hear Him.
Father Mother sister. Rrothrrl
YOU won't get up Ia leave after
Flynn starls You viii stay ana
500 II through For this wonder
ful man. M marvellous "A physical
specimen as ever stood on exhibit
ton, Will compel your attention
lie searches Nuur soul. your own
soul ns we'll as the soul OF the ono
sitting next To you.
At one moment no will be reach.
Ing down into tho far dcpTh- to
describe the cure ~ some hidcuus
disease and IN tho next moment he
will he flEurntlve'y piercing the
clouds to establish some apparent
" GOD sent truths upou tho
thrones of his audience Marvel
ously convincing. wonderful at
7ruCtirc, And then he viii drive
the truth homo with smile lIkc
cartoon OF T. Oppcr.
~ WI INV Nl'' I'hhNN
he. ~ the most VERSATILE man YOU
ever saw. read or heard or And
whil" hc often gols around Ike a
dancing muster, Al tho Same time
h" can impcrsonutc snyonc. And
when you see your disease hob
bling across the stage YOU Will
laugh at your nonsense for having
II AT all.
Flynn looks Ike 100 pcr cent
efficiency In action, IIe can talk
TO 5000 pooplo or more and II IN
likc hc wore speaking to the sep
arate individual.
80 dominating Is this mans pcr-
sonhlity that II can bc felt To the
far reaches OF hts aSseIuhlage. lle-
foro long everyone viii bo speak
Ing n good word for FLYNN. Not
that anyone has ever said n bad
one. hut that's tho Influence OF
tho man and In thinking some Of
Dad" you will think more of your
SELF.
Daddy" F1ynn will address the
Students OF tho high school at . a.
N. and meeting OF tho women OF
iho city at the public library at
1880 a m. today
Thursday he was the guest OF the
-Aons' club at Hotel Tulsa. He has
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DADDY" FLYNN
STIRS UP TULSANS
CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE

seldom sec Tho most disease
striking person would get well II
shadow.
For he looks health. he talks
health md he creates health about
him. without doubt lie has tho
most compelling personality OF
anyone who ever visited Long
Reach. And. as he IL man who
has found his mission In life. he
radiatcs Happiness
lIo stands as the perponifica ton
Of tho truths taught by the worlds
greatest psychologist who has
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Many Violate Drnft law.

SEATTLE, March & Approx
matcW %. 900 cares ~ tochnical vio.
lu'ions or tho scloctiyn service Ia W
hnNo been discovered by federal In
Nrstlgalora at Olympia. Wash, Clar-
ono" !. Rcnmcs. apecinl United Sthtcs
district attorney, announced hcre to
duv MIR. Rcame- H,ld several hun
rod OF tho olses would DO prose.
tutCd.
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Kansas City Grain

KANSAS CRY. March q Cash wheat.
nnchsnCcd No / hard, 81 26u2.2p No.
z, 81 !5q ? 2s No. / red. Sol d2.52. No.
2, S229M98O
Corn Unchanged 10 higher No 2
mixed. si.19Mi 40: No. > whitn, slt2N
Oats--Stcady 10 higher No . white.
80 J.bci No > mtIed, 6oh aBle; No.
red, 60GG7c
Rye-tl33MIi
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OKLAHOMA
THIN PEOPLE

Ritro- Phosphate should give you n
small steady increase of firm,
healthy flesh each day. II supplies
an essential substance 10 the brain
and nerves In the active form In
which II normally occurs In the liv-
ing cells OF the body nitro Phos-
phate rcpla ces nerve waste ana Gre
ates new strength and energy Sold
by druggists under definite guaran-
tee OF results or money back
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Pu, = drops of "a.u-I,'' on. and smii.i


sthndcrs for shoppers and dancers.
there's immediate relief from corn
pains, and "A quick finish for any
corn or CalluH, "Gcts-it" is applied
I'm two or three seconds There's no
work. no fus'y plasters. no wrap
ping OF tocr. "DetS-lt' dries In a
second or two. That's all. As easy
to use as signing your name. The
corn loosens from the true floah and
you peel IL right Off with your fin
gers while you wonder At the sight
and smile That's why "Gots-It" In
the biggest selling corn remedy IN
tho world today. he Corn-freo at
last
Cots H." tho guaranteed, money
back corn remover the only sure
way. costs but a tritle at any drug
store Manufactured by n. Lawrence
4 CO., Chicago, Ill.- Adv
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WHY COUGH AND
COUGH AND COUGH?
DR.. Kings New Discovery
removes the danger
Of neglect.

Coughing until the parched throat
crows painful should not he per
mitted. II should bc relieved before
u gains headway with a dose Of Dr
Kings New Discovery
Tn" same with a cold or bronchial
attack Millions have used this we'll
known remedy for half a century
regularly without thought OF change
sold by druggists since 1859 An
all-lmportant adjunct to any family
medIcinc cabinet s0c-il %
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LIVERPOOL March 6 Cotton-Spot
quiet; prices irregular. American mid.
ding fair iEl3; good middlng. 49,; mid
dhng, lj.37i low niddling. lt82 good
1000 bales including 900 American No
receipts; futures closed irregular March.
1903; May, 1874; July. l5,2s. Scptcm
Der l2 90.
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Chicago Provisions,

CHICAGO March Butter IL ghor.
Creamery, i6h nA7i4c
EgEs--Lowcr; receipts. 1868 eases
osIc a, ~. W. " Wt'Ia W.i Suu Wy
Potstoes- Lower. receipts % cars Wis
oonsin. Michigan and Minnesota bulk and
sacks $1,000 So
Poultry Alive. lower. sptlAgs, 3Je;
fowls 3ihc
The market was upheld later BY the fact
that shipments Of lard and mta,s greatly
exceeded lAst years figures. despite the
embargo against New York
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rnrt worth Live stool

FORT WORTH TctAs March --oAt.
tle-Reropts. 1000. steady Bce'eF -
Wl45O
Hogs Receipts, . 1000, f'"afy Heavy
sheep Receipts. $500 higher. l'nbs,
81 HOmlT
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Sr, LOUIS, March q --llogs Receipts
lo,so0 steady Lights tI7s6G Is IS
PIGS tl3 a 1910; mixed, Slsals 30, bulk,
tlrdlSiO
Cattle Receipts. 3,lON; steady. Native
beef steers sll aOd 1890, ytArIIng steers
and heifers, sg5OdlB cows, sl@ a 1880
stockers, slOQlH5O fair to prime south
ern beef steers $lO1Is, beet COWS and
hetfetN sfiOMi5 caruers, g. .5Om7.21i
Hatiyc calves. S775nlT.5o.
sheep Receipts, 100; steady. lambs
sls.5od 1910; ewes siO5O@ll25, eau.
ners, SAdO
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Thc burden OF Constipation

- lifted. comfortably but positively
"hpn you treat your bowels with
pr Kings New Life pills Tho liver
gets busy, digestion improves. tho
nckly. @tllow skin Ia freed from
hile. Oct a bottle today--siart the
day right 2sc.
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OFF COMES CORN
IN ONE PIECE
"Gcts-Ii" leaves Toe Az smooth Az
the Palm OF Your Hand.

There's only one corn remedy In
the world that peels oorns and cal
lnses off like II banana peel, and
that's "Gets-lt" For walkers and
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Cotton
Grains
MARKETS
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, MArh 6--nogs---iiece,pts,
2lOoo, steady Bulk. sls.l5m IL -;
butchers, tls jbMisbO, light sii 80 0p
us 2aMl7 -,
Cattle Receipts, 10000; l5c to 25r
lower Beef cattle, choice, st6.J0W 20;
common, so jOPlo So butcher stock -
cows sud heiicrs, S7.I5 "a 1850, Gamers,
t5.75GI35: stockers. siIali75, YEA
calves sl7 5Oals
sheep Receipts, ~. 900; steady. LAMB,
choice, sl9,sotd 10 so; medium, slsm
l9iO ewes, choice, *l95V0li medium,
tlitl95O.
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New York Metal.

NEW YORK March 6.--Coppor Quiet
Electrolytic, tiA rise
lron--Nominslly unchanged
Metal exchange quotes lead quiet SPOT
and April s52o0J.iO SpeOtNr. quiet
East st. Louis spot, Sd.l79O cas-, March,
s6l2q69O
At London: Standard copper spot,
Itos; futures, 7u.js, cl"cIroytie, spot
so futures. IS
Tin1-Spot. 23ai5s. fumre' e25.5B
Lesd--Spo,, Is futures So
spclfer Spot 37lOs; futures. 3B.
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THREE SENATORS
ATTACK LEAGUE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

''N , ". ~ Flk'm AZ y wv
aimed, would involve tho United
States "in tho quarrels OF thrcc con-
uncnts"
Asserting he had hcon asked what
he would Offer IN place Of the league,
he declared he had to offer "thc-fn
tense nationalism OF Washington. OF
Monroe, OF Lincoln, OF Theodore
Roosevelt"
America should live her own
NE he continued. II would he
willing To take Woodrow Wilson'S
arm and walk arm In arm with him
as william ". TAFT did here the
other night, II ne would stand by
this declaration which he made
after America entered the war:
When We go out from this pres.
ence We ought to take with us that
Idea that we are devoted to the pur-
pose Of enabling America to 1.-Two her
own life. to be the most just. the
most progressive. tho most honorable
nation in the world"
Senator Thomas said he had stud
led the proposed league OF nations
plan predisposed to enroll himself
in it's favor, but had found himself
unable to do so.
lie was In favor, he said OF some
plan which would make wars more
lnfrequent. II not Impossible" but he
regarded thr proposed league as
filled with dangers To peace.
This is commitment 10 "A new
national policy. more easily made
than abandoned" he asserted 81
believe In the ssnetlty OF treaty OBJ
liRatlous
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Kansas CITY Live stoci


hnN%As CITY, March o-iloEs Re
s,,lN 1000 Toe " lar higher Bulk.
~ '1v@ - heavy. siT5OA 1855. pa,L
,s 500 1870. Lights, SlIJ0alT so,
Cattle Receipts, 600: No .outh,ra,.
steady Prime led steer, sisWlp dressed
hect sloors, sl2Gl7. western steers, sIl
m 1910, southern steers nomiualy s1n
!. cows, flod 10 SO hcifcrs slom ii 90 .
SlnMlI
sheep Receipts. I 500. $50 20 80
lo"et. Lambs, tladig25. yeArlirE.. 80
a ~ wothrrs. tll tumlIS0. ewes. 9A3
0lJ 10; StoeLcrs, sla.aUH ~ so.
New York Money.
NEW. NORk. March Mercantile "a
P'f. = a per cent Sterling 90 d.y
t52h demand, i7aa cables. 40 7l6.
uuiLdrrs Demand, ilc, cables. aliAc.
Mexican Dollars -77Hr.
6oNernmcnt bonds STEADY Railroad
bonds irregular
finc Loans steady, 10 DAYS. % DAYS,
81 as y per cent, rN months. 5'sm5N
per cent
Can Money Irmer. High per cent,
low. ~ per cent. ruling rate. ~ per
cent closing bid, ln per cent, offered at
~ per cent; lAI loan, ~ por cent. bank
aocoptAnceA, ~ per cent
Kansas City Provisions
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CHICAGO March 6--Corn-So q yel.
low, siBais
oats--S'tandsrd SIX @6oar
Rcy-No. . SltSh
Barley-asnp pPr
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kNNSAS CITY, March q Buttsr--ir
higher, Creamery. 5Ic. hrsl, 5ec scr
onds, soc packing. 82c
ises 4 down. riras, 96hc.
. Poultry Unchanged.
IolAtoos Be lower, " AAnl-e5.
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been ID" guest of many OF tho civic
and social clubs of the city since his
arrival IN Tulsa.
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Must Understand Fully.

because America Intended 10 live
up to her treaties, he asserted. It was
essential that Il understand
thoroughly what those obligations
were.
One OF the most serious wbacks
In the proposed plan, he declared,
was the fact that Japan, which no
characterized as virtual autocracy,
was charter member. Although the
question OF lifting immigration re-
Etrictions had been dropped by
Japan, senator Thomas predicted
hat this question would continually
be revived In the league with en-
barrassment to the United states
'Japan's Ideals are not our ideals"
NO declared. with such mixed
membership. can sec only disaster
ahead"
Another provision which Senator
Thomas hrld forth ms dangerous"
was that for international labor set
Elements.
Economic pressure. he declared.
would be an Intellectual means OF
securing peace.
Senator Thomas closed with the
assertion that the league Of nations
which would have the greatest prom
ts" OF success would he one which
had ns starting point "a better
between the two great
English speaking counrties."
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NEW YORK. March 6.--Scnator
Reed or Missouri, democrat, speaking
before The Arts and Sciences assoCin %
ton here tonight. declared the Amer
lean people had been either inten
tlonally or ignorantly mislcd regard
ing the league OF nations and urged
that tho proposed constitution nc
given careful study before It's accept
ance by the country.
''rhc scheme IL revolutionary and
dangerous to the last degree said
Senator Reed. The powers granted
10 the executive council. and which
may be exerciSed by five men. are
stupendous, dangerous and APPALLING
Their misuse might result in destruc-
Jon OF the liberty OF the world in
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passed away, Psychology blankets
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tonation OF his voice. has become
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e. p~rasidante Gomracs anuncia
quo 81 ~procetera en- s2guida a il
designation del luG&r en- que deba
e~fecGuurse q 2faZ.mo Co1gceso de
: Co-+eGerac:1n ODrera Pan-Amer!-
cc>a.
u delecaao Rstas; Quiate-o, de Ia
cilda1 de Mexico. Sc ievanta Y dice:
Se4or Presiae@5e. preeiSamente por-
aue creo &c ja6s vc-5ficarse csc
Co7greso en e. pals que mas neceSite
aa traoaios re,acjonados con las or
eanizacioucs oi~sras, 6 POI 10 que
me p~ern.;to proooncS que dicha Con
ver. Sc etcctdc en- q ciudad de
Uugt2mala,
~ &cleEalo James Ford, secunda II
rc.ioH.
e Ge'egado Santiago Ig'esias Of
dc IA r@Ia5ra : disc: Propo2go Qae