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COOK, German, competent. wants position
apartment where other girl Is kept; refer
ence; In place az present. wages $50 monthly
b s21 Herald. Fulton ST.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.

i4sTH. Warrior floor. partly furnishe,
five rooms, bath. si25 Audubon 2a52
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
miscellaneous.

OFFICES, LOFTS. WAREHOUSES, SHOW :
DAVIES, 80 Nassau St, John 1lTl; 81 b.
i2d st. Nandarhilt 49,
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Furniture.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Domestic and Oriental. get our offer be-
fore selling. 620 Madison av. Plaza 1895
HOUSE furniture OF three, four rooms good
condition. no dealers. Q 2bI Herald Her
aid "a.
pay ass more than any for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos. paintings. BAISLEY
Iih University place (stuyverant 22nN.
McFARLAN seven passenger sedan, 1919;
best condition. cash additional: city real
estate preferred. G lie Herald, Herald "a.
WANTEp--15O stencil draws and cahines for
addressograph machine box. 2lG Her
aid. Herald 81
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

FOR SALE or rent, 4 story and basement
woodworking plant: electric. steam heat ant
elevator. INTERSTATE PARLOR FRAME
CO.. $50 Leonard st. Brooklyn: StasE 3262
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HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Are you, like Thousands of others. say
ing las soon as can find how TO
profitably occupy my time in Southern
Celifornia, I am going there to lyeI II
for you, let US tell you how you may pro-
vide for a life income and a beautiful
home site In the Land Of Sunshine. with
your present connections. Interesting in
formation upon request. No obligation.
Address CALIFORNIA. p. o. box "a,
Times Square Station. New York.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.

WE have private dwellings for rent.
COUGHLAN & CLISBN, INC,
Cor. B'way. 200 West 72d 81. Col. AL
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nr...mnkrr.. s.nm.tr,..es S MrIner..

ming dresses. romodeilng. out. s.. Miss
Fairman. Schuyler 475i
COSTUMES, evening gowns. exquislgiy
mads. ~emodclisd out $3.50. Black, 500
West it2d.
pREssMA KER. -Chldrcn's, misses cos
TUNES. formerly with Thurn out, 81 per
day. hishcst personal reference Mrs. VIII
iem-, $50 y. t7th. .
DRESSMAkER. colored. steady, TO :,
IN family. or drossmaker. Trott. 2l3
W. l40th.
IREssMAKER, experienced. makes dresses.
gowns remodcls reasonable. al Men-
haitian av. Morn. I36.
pPEssNAKER. good Designer. by day. 5s5
Lafayette av.. B'dyn. Phone pccatur e6sJ-
DRESsMAKER BY day or half time. colored
Chiuct, US " i21th.
FkENCn pREssNAISINg by young lady %
refinement who Follclts drcrsmaknE ~
the day street. afternoon and evening
gowns and also rcmodclling prices mod
crate Y as Herald, Herald "a
kEAMsTREgs. First class scamstress ~
day any Kind sewing. River 800. apt: ;.
SEAMsTREsS, neat, plain sewing of All
Kind, hy cay Phoue lls4 Academy.
sEANsTBESS. German. make herself usstul.
Garncr 1885 Natthewe av., Hr1nN. ~ ~
sEAMsTREss and nurse, part time house
worker. girls llght coored Aud. Gas.
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Chambermalds &C.


sHAMBERArAIns-The ladics' attention IS
called 20 to-day's advertisements Of La
zare's Employment Agency placed in this
paper an Ter tho Employment Agencies coll
umn.
CHAMBERYAID and seamstress-YounR
woman wishes position Ia American family;
no cards good references. NJ. Lane. p 44th
At. Corona, i. !. "
CEAMBERMAID and waitress. young girl,
wishes position. good reference. Hebb, loS
W. 10Th r..
CHAMBERMAID wishes position. assist
waitress. fret class city references: wages
$50. S, Hart, 30i =. Goth ST. care McNamo.
CHAMBERNiATD and Eeamstress-Refined
colored woman wishes position. Young.
24o7 1tn av.
CHAABk.EMAID.-Giu to DO chamberwork
or light homework, no agency Apt ~
10 w li2l II. -
c.IT4Ni?j;T.1NTT and Mattress, young girl,
wishes position good reference Hcld' JOB
w. lUlth -.
CTIAMBERMATD, coiorcd eir, wishes posi.
ton. no agency. Viola Egglcston, 40 W.
CgINfBFRMA WAITRESS wishes posi-
ton. 1874 Hughes av. Phone Fordham
ttno
cHAMBERMAIp and maid, th9 .go ,slg
competent. wishes position. wages $6O-s6o:
write only. 4. T.. 80 =. 10th g.
CIAMBEIlMATD-W WAITRESS, competent.
small adult family best reference. Mono
han, 403 Z. 6lth.
CHAMBLltMAlb or WnltresH' phFloFHalu1
experienced; American family; references.
NJ. g.. l57 =. 9Th, 49,
CHAMBERMA1n and waitress, Irish girls;
good references. Ring Morey's bell, Si2 r.
6Gfh.
UANRERWORK or waiting. private. Ad-
dress box is5. III 7th av.
CHAMBEEMAiD-W WAITRESS West Side
= preferred - ". 1924 S. Moran.
CHANRET}M assist waiting. young girl;
good references Manning. 100 w. 9'th q,
CHAMBERMAtl ana good sewer wants posi-
ton can sleep home. NJ. 3es ~ 5ith ~.
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PARTY who has $4,000 to ST.. 900 to In
vest in manufacturing business: big
turns. Answer A 1870 Herald. Fulton at.
PARTNER wanted by a brokerage house do
ing very good business; party should
have at least 81 900; only Responsible parties
consIdered. 1909 HeIsald. BROOKLYN.
PARTNER with capital wanted for ladies
dress manufacturing business; must be
good outside man. 9 265 Herald. Herald 50.
PRINTER for weekly class paper. 16 pages.
$500 copies. Proprietor also get work
for your plant Box li59. City Hall station.
SALESMAN wanted for exclusive trade
agency; 81 900 capital required; amply
cured; contract worth $4,000 yearly. RICH,
723 IL Park row. Phone Barclay 1880.
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General IIOuscworK. sc.

GENERAL. work. colored Girl no washing
sleep in. Gertrude simmons care Of j.
White coo r4euoN NV
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borough Of Richmoud--saie or Rent.

SELL, on RENT-10 room house, bedrooms.
all improvements. MATHEWS, b57 Davis
ev., West Brighton, staten Island (Castleton
av. carl.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

30 Montgomery place. near Prospect Park
subway, IN best block OF entire Park slope
II rooms, baths, basins, 3 toilets. dumb
waiter from basement 20 ton floor; steam,
electricity. NICOLA, ia state IT. Main
1915 W.
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BARGAINING teneinents near I'd av.: 50x
100; price for both $21 900; mortgage S16,-
600, five years; cash 5000.
LEON s, AITMAYER, 90 East seth.
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and Seamstrpss-Youns
woman wishes position "a American family;
no cards: good references. NJ. Lane, p f4th
~ Corona L.
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FARM PRODUCTS.

FARM MANAGER desires position on pri.
vatc place American. married. no children
age 81; life experience with live stock and
crops. past four years supt Would con.
rfrur any position connected with a first
class place. Address Farmer. $50 Heraid.-
Herald 81.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

w ATTREEs-Isouise can't live much longer
this way telegraph and come AZ once.
STEVE.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

DO YOU WANT A HOME7
Our cooperative plan OF long term loans at
low rate OF interest 10 buy or build a
home viii Interest you.
L. II. D., 212 Stuyvesant av.,
prooklvn y. y.
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COOK-Iteliabe woman would like position.
good plain cook honest very careful good
reference; small family in apartment. 3lS y.
Sfth ST., Cunlhan's bell.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connections.

CUrrNwrcrT INN LODGE Csound Reaoh,
Conn )---urny steam heated rooms, with or
without baths; excellent menu 20 minutes
frors New York: golf saddle horses. fish
Ing reasonable rates.
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Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to East River.

dwelling. East list. near Park
av. electricity easy terms; immediate pos
session. LEON s. ALTMAYER, 81 r. seth.
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HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
you wish to sell without publicity? Or seeking
associate with capital for expansion? See
ROBERTS-FROST COMPANY.
sos 9Th av. Murray HUI 1851.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AuroM MOBILE
STATE & COUNTY AGENCIES WANTED
for a car that has stood the acid
test. Manufacturers OF a high
grade six and four cylinder car
will make agency contracts
most favorable terms.
SPECIFICATIONS OF cars equal
20 those that sell at twice the
price-a beautiful car that COM
msnds instant attention and quick
sales. Can make immediate ship
ments.
FACTORY now producing ! .So0
cars monthly and preparing 10 in
crease production 10 5000 cars
monthly.
COMPANY financially sound.
having backing OF biggest bankers
In the South.
AGENTS must be hustiers Small
amount Of capital required. Com
pany will give big advertising sup
port.
26l Herald. Herald So
BILLIARD PARLOR for sale central loca-
tlon on Broadway; low rent; four years
lease; no agents. NJ. LESTER. 90 W. list st.
Phone 1873 Columbus.
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SIX story and basement. modern, remod-
eled house for sale, a5th ct, near 9th av
Tel. OWNER, Murray Hill 1888.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Washington Heights, Above -e5th ST..
West OF Sth AV.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED.

Washington HEIGHTS. Above 125th ST..
West OF sth Av.
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Borough Of Breoklyn-sale or Rent.

Good Home Buy.-New, rooms. tiled
bath. steam heat. gas, electricity, latest
conveniences front and>back yards; room
for garage and driveway: only 81 800 cash.
Telephone $3.50 Flatbush.
BEAUTIFUL hil year residence In restricted
section. modern rooms, stucco, furnished
or unfurnished, baths, sleeping rooms,
elegantly furnished, Oriental rugs, &C.. Inn
mediate possession. This is not n specula-
tion: best OF reasons for selling. OWNER,
GO Exeter st, Manhattan Beach.
BARGAINi--Full three story limestone and
white brick. IA rooms, hardwood trim; ex-
cellent condition; New York av., near East
ern Parkway; IDEAL home for doctor; price
and terms right. Telephone JOHN J. LAW
LOR, Lafayette 1900.
NEW tapestry brick, Q rooms and breakfRtt
room. sleeping porch; biggest value In
Drooklyn ~ minutes Chambers st. Via sub
way, $4,000; $1,000 cash: terms. TABOR.
80 wnoushby st Main s2i1.
ONE FAMILY frame stucoo; garage 3
rooms and bath; all improvements. 100
soth 81 Telephone Shore Road 1850.
TWO family brick, 5e2 18th st, Brooklyn:
all improvements: ready for Immediate
occupancy; easy terms. Apply 20 owner,
WARREN GORDON, 143 Liberty st., New
York Phone 1890 Rector.
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From Battery to 18th St. Inclusive.

GREENWICH ST.
corner Murray ST.: In the fruit and produce
district five stories stores and apartments;
possession of store floor and good base
ment; price reasonable. WILLIAM d. Kill
PATRICK, owner, Singer Building.
HUDSON ST..
near Christopher ST.; five story ware
house. facing on two streets; possession
May. 1921. SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. owner.
Singer Building.
81 AND 80 EAST 10TH ST,
near Broadway; eight story fireproof loft
building. 44x94 feet; fine, high ceilings;
two elevators possession Of four lofts Feb
ruary next sale or exchange. WILLIAM d.
FITZPATRICK. Singer Building. owner.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Miscellaneous.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

,-~~-~,~-~>-~----
AMER REALTY CO. 200 broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
BONA FIDE buyer wants garage, Man
haitian only. Principals reply Immediately.
GARAGE, G 225 Herald. Herald 50.
MANAGEMENT solicited by expert real es-
tate man; reliable. efficient. economical;
positive results. A. l., i25 Herald. ESQ Bway.
WILL lease property in need OF repairs
JOT 18th av
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GENEItAL Wort CoIoreU FIFIi 70 WNHHIHgi
sleep IN Gertrude Simmons. care Of ].
White, coo Lemon nv
HOvsEWORKER HOuSEEEEPER, rood
plain cook capable. economical manager.
would take entire charge Of home OF business
couple. small family city, country good ref
erencc. kindly phone care present employ
crs RTrrNErANDER 2t24.
Observation-Disclosures ladies' attention Is
called 90 to-dRye Advertisement o. La
rnro'a Employment Agency placed IN this
paper under the Employment Agencies col
urlu.
H0UsEWORK. Young woman wishes post
ton for five days q week. steady work
rpoting. cleaning or laundry, from Z 80 TO
800 Triei 22a III 53d.
HOf'gTIgOnK- Young woman desircs post
don lu small adult family; reliable. best
references Wr.la ONLY. Manning J2i W.
i5eth. or phone AVID 313.
ftOtREWOR<EU coiored. lately landed,
willing TO learn small adult family. Smart.
2fi w. i4ith.
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EXCHANGE.

Large manufacturer who operates several
factories desires to exchange very modern
manufacturing plant located within thirty
miles of New York Tor dividend paying
securities. N 81 Herald. Herald So
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New Jersey.

TO sublet, apartment high class; rooms
baths elevator; most desirable location
In East Orange minutes TO d. L. s. w
Phone 7713-W Orange.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CHAS. GALEWSKI,
81 CHAMBERS ST.
DURosS COMPANY,
i56 BROADWAY.
u. G. II. VOGLER.
Amsterdam av. and SD st.
r. II. WOOD & CO.,
1913 West 72d St Tel. Col. 6245.
HOWARD GOLDSMITH,
GO PARK ROW.
INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTIES,
FREDERICK BROWN. 217 Broadway. N. ":
JULES NEHRING, Washington Heights
0i5 West 1s1st 1t. Specialists.
JULIUS TIsCHMAN & SONS, INC.
IS East 41st ST. Vanderbilt 1871.
OF the better class. SAMUEL
A. KELSEY 229 West 18TH st.
w. j. ROOME & CO.,
III Madison av
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

GRADUATE nurse wishes moderate priced
room: reference exchanged: location not
above i2lth. C 2le Herald, Herald "a.
SPANISH refined young man wants room
with honorable American private family
JUAN FERNANDEZ. 1874 y. oath II.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BoYNTON BROS. co.--Fsctory sites, water.
rail. 81 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J.
FACTORIES FOR RENT-45,00O 50. IT. ;
floors 5000 or 1000 It, all or separate;
rnodern buildings. sprinklered, elevator. cleo
tricity, heat; Bradley Buildings. 18th st. and
Vernon av., Long Island City: = minutes
from Grand Central Station, 2 blocks from
all subways, . cent fare, principals only. Ad-
dress A. ]. BRADLEY. owner. i0i Beekman
st., New York. Telephone 350l Beekmsn.
FOR bareains In commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH 7. MULLIGAN,
30 Broad 81.
An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering pour lost property
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BoARDERs WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 500 Corner loan STD.
Southern exposure every room private
bath and telephone. elevator Hungarian
chef. refined Hebrew social SURROUNDINGS
Mr.. IDA MARKS.
7gD ST. 2si w
Beautiful large room, private bath IN home
OF Christian lady reference
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Above I4th st. to S9th st. (InclusiyeS.
East River to North River.

LOFT building, above, 23d st.. $95 900: rent
$50, 900; possession, SHARUM, 10 B'way.
MURRAY HILL section--Fine house for sale.
immediate possession, % by %, suitable
for apartments clubs. Tel. OWNER, Muir
ray FIJI 1888.
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BorouEh of Observation-Disclosures.

BUSINESS concerns DESTROYS OF having their
real estate problems solved are Invited TO
communicate with
ID. KEMPNER & SON.
522 Fifth
Murray Hill 40f5.
OFFICE building, stories. near Fifth av.;
rents S15,Ts0; February. 1921, rents s22,-
600; price $4,000. SHARUM. 10 broadway.
TWO five story tenements reasonable good
Investment Particulars, call SIT LIST
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Borough Of Bronx--sale or Rent.

FIVE STORY APARTMENT HOUSE; 5000
PROFIT: IN FINE SHAPE: HAS TO BE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED PLEASE
CALL, DO NOT WRITE. APT. b.. 369
EAST 102D ST. BRONX
SEVEN rooms. baths; 81, $50 yearly; near
subway station; excellent location 1914
Herald. Bronx.
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24i EAST 18TH ST.,
between I'd and 80 avs. around the cor
ner from Queens Borough Bridge convenient
growing location: old fashioned. roomy, four
story single flat 25x65x100; four apart
ments, each rooms and bath: good looa-
tion for physician dentist. WILLIAM ID.
FITZPATRICK. owner. Singer Building
Evening star., 1920-06-12
DEMOCRATIC POLICIES
VIGOROUSLY SCORED
Governors in Needed States Are Urged
to Assist in Suffrage
Ratification.

| found of President Wilson's disregard
of the lives of American boys or
American interests.
We deeply sympathize with the peo-
pie of Armenia and stand ready to
help them in all proper ways. but the
republican party will oppose now and
, hereafter the acceptance of a man
GATE Tor any country in Europe or
Asia.
The foreign policy of the admins
tration has been founded upon no
principle and directed by no definite
conception of our nations rights and
| obligations. 1t has been Illuminating
TO America and irritating to other ma
tions. with the result that after a
period of unexampled sacrifices. our
motives are suspected. our moral in
fuence impaired and our government
STANDS dlscredited and friendless
among the nations of the world
We favor liberal and generous
foreign policy founded upon definite
moral and political principles, char
acterized by clear understanding of
and firm adherence to our own rights
and unfailing respect for the rights
of others. We should afford full and
adequate protection to the life, liberty
and property and all international
rights of every American citizen and
, should require proper respect for
the American flag; but we should be
equally careful to manifest a Just
regard for the rights of other ma
tlons A scrupulous observance of our
international engagements when law
fully assumed is essential to our own
honor and Self-respect and the re-
spect of other nations.
Subject to A due regard for our
international oblil ations. we should
leave our country free to develop its
civilization along the line most con-
a NJ fa
of the people, and to cast its influence
on the side of justice and right should
occasion require.
(Here comes the league of nations
plank, printed at top of page.)
Points to History
of Republican Party.
Pointing to it's history and relying
upon it's fundamental principles we
declare that the republican party has
the generous courage and construc-
tive ability to end executive usurpa-
ton and restore constitutional gov
ernment: to fulfill our world obliga-
tions without sacrificing our national
independence; to raise the national
standard of education, health and
general welfare: to re-esta blish
peace-time administration and to sub
stitute economy and efficiency for ex-
| travagance and chaos; to restore and
MAINTAIN the national credit, to re-
form unequal. burdensome taxes; to
free business from arbitrary and un-
necessary official control; to suppress
disloyalty without denial of justice
to repeal the arrogant challenge of
any class: and to maintain govern
ment of all the people as contrasted
with government for some of the peo-
pie. and. finally, to allay unrest sus-
picion and strife, and to secure the
cooperation and unity of all citizens
in the solution Of the complex prob
lens of the day. to the end that our
country. happy and prosperous. proud
of its past, sure of itself and it's in
stitutions. may look forward with
! confidence to the future.
Evening star., 1920-06-12
CHIEF PLATFORM POINTS
SET FORTH AT CHICAGO

LEAGUE NATIoNs"The republican
MEXCO-"We not eanyM
American
are and protected
PRESIDENT is coNDEMNED-"We condemn President
him
I. BL4AME"We condemn of the
CoNTRoL-"we opposed to government
of
LYNCHING-"We the
a O.
REMEMBER SERVICE MEN-"we hold IN
fulfill appreciation of
women into full
have suffrage will
to
Evening star., 1920-06-12
THE LEAGUE OF
NATIONS PLANK

| The republican party stands for
serve the peace of the world. We be-
| lteve that such an international as
sociation must be based upon inter-
| national justice. and must provide
| methods which shall maintain the
F., rule of public right by development
! of law and the decision of impartial
courts, and which shall secure IN
stant and general international con-
ference whenever peace shall ne
threatened by political action, so that
the nations pledged to do and insist
upon what is just and fair may ex-
ercise their influence and power TOR
the prevention Of war.
We believe that all this can be done
without the compromise of national
independence without depriving the
people of the United States in ad-
| vance of the right to determine lot
themselves what is just and fair
when the occasion arises. and without
involving them as participants anu
not as peacemakers in multtude OF
quarrels. the merits of when thes
are unable to Judge.
The covenant signed by the fresl-
dent at Paris failed signally to ac,
, complish this purpose. and contaiise
stipulations not only intolerable loi
an independent people but certain 10
producethe injustice, hostility anu
controversy among nations which IT
proposed to prevent.
That covenant repud'ated to de
gree wholly unnecessary ana UNI
fable the time ehonored poilcy IN Ia
vor of peace declared by washington
and Jefferson and Monroe and pur-
sued by all American administrators
for more than century, and II is
nored the universal sentiments OF
America for generations past in favor
of international law and arbltraton'
and it rested the hope of the future
upon mere expediency and negoia
ton.
The unfortunate insistence of the
President upon having his own way
without any change and without any
regard to the opinion of majority OF
the Senate. which shares with niH'
the treaty making power. ana 'ne
Presidents demand that the treaty
should be ratified without any modl
fication, created a situation in which
senator's were required to vote upon
their consciences and their oaths &C
cording to their Judgment upon the
treaty as IL was presented. or submit
to the commands of a dictator in
matter where the authority under tht
EConstitution was theirs and not his.
The senators performed their duty
faithfully We approve their con-
duct and honor their courage and
fidelity and we pledge the coming re-
publican administration to such
agreement with the other nations OF
the world as shall meet the fun duty
of America to civilization and hu-
manity In accordance with American
ideals, and without surrenderlng the
right of the American people to ex-
ercise its judgment and its power In
favor of Justice and peace.