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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-13
VOICE CLASS ENTERTAINS
DIR. and Mrs. Gordon and Mrs.
Muggc llclp Receive visitors.

There was IA large attendance at
the musical reception given BY sec
ond year voice pupils or Kendall
college Saturday afternoon In the
homo OF Mrs. II. !. Muggc. head OF
the voice department. Pupils who
presented vocal program were
Misses Louise Woods. Eunice hey-
nolds. Monte Cook, Hazel Nelson,
Avis Allison and Paul Dunham'
Charles Pishney and Max Wahncrt.
Violin and piano numbers were also
rendered by the following students
in other departments. Misses Gall
Lewis, Irene Wallace, Edith Lock-
wood. lcsta Pyeatt, Marie Wall,
Mrs. T.. &. Freese, accompanies be-
ing Mcsdames Frccse, Griggs and
Lockwood and Misses Ether Hand
ley, lone Balyeat and Bertha Cay.
The hours we're from 2 to 9 and
tea was served. Dr. and Mrs. j. Nj.
Gordon and Mrs. Mugges headed
the reception line.
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AUNT ALICE PROMISES
Tahlcqunh Relieves She VIII Give
Them Much Needed
Building.
Special TO Tho World

Special TO Tho World
TAHLEQUAH, Dec. 1..-One OF
the results of the election OF Miss
Alice Robertson TO congress, some OF
the people OF this section believe,
will be q government building FOR
Tahlequah. Although this IL a school
town and one wherein great deal
OF government business IL transacted
nothing has ever been done In the
way OF securing an appropriation
for the erection OF n building IN
keeping with tho Importance OF the
town. The fact that such n building
was lacking impressed Miss Robert
son, on the occasion Of visit here
during the campaign.
Tho postoffice. she found, was In
somewhat crampcd quarters In q
rented building. In speaking OF the
matter to one OF the ladies' OF ran
leduah, Miss Robertson remarked
"You shall have government build
ing whom Aunt Alice goes to con
gress." Consequently, the introduc'
ton Of n bill providing for the nee
essary Appropriation with which &c
build a suitable structure will bs
looked forward to by the numerous
supporters OF Miss Robertson In TINS
section OF Cherokee county.
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SECTION 2: That the assessment
on o, eG.
declared to Da a lien upon such lots ana
parcels Of land TO tho Same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
In the same manner as other taxes In snt
for the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col
lectcd.
SECTION 3; That all assessments here
by levied shall ,be divided into three t'l
equal annual instailments as authorized
by said statutes OF the state OF Oklahoma
for such cases made and provided; thsl
the assessments shall bear interest at Nv
rate OF eight 80 per cent per anhunl
payable annually at the time OF the pay
ment OF the several instailmentS OF tht
said assessments. from the date OF N,
taking effect OF this ordinance: that Q"
first installnlent OF said assessments 10 .,
gether with the accrued interest on IN
deferred installments, shall be payaole o,
tho 18th dav OF December, 1891 a.s
the remaining deferred instaliments WIN
the yearly Interest on the unpaid lnst.lr
ments, shall be payable on the ieth nsi 1si
of December. of each succeeding yea
until all shall lie paid.
Provided. however, that any Of the own
sessed may at any time during tho ioni
90 consecutive weeks following the dsN
OF the first publication Of this ordinance
pay TO the city Auditor OF the CITY u
Tulsa the full amount OF tho assessment
so levied against their said lots ana psI
cells OF land, and thereby release sl.'
property from tho lien OF such "S''
ments.
SECTION 4; Tha, this ordinance 81,
be puhlishod for twenty nine tas) conse
tive days In tn. Tulsa Daily WorId;
newspaper published In che city OF .u.sa
Oklahoma; that tho publication OF IN.
ordinance as required by law shan
taken and regarded as sufficient not..
TO all persons interested In tho sssess
ments hereby levied by the terms OF 'h'
ordinance.
SECTION s; That all erdinancs
parts of ordinances In conflict with Nh'
provisions OF this ordinance. INSOFAR
such conflict exists, are hereby repeAss
SECTION s; That an emergency eNHS
for the preservation Of the public heAius
and safety, by reason whereof this o,ar
nance shall take effect from ana sN'
its passage. approval and publication
PASSED. and the emergency claus
ruled upon separately and approved '"'
srd day OF December, 1890.
APPROVED this 3rd day OF Dscemos'
1920. .,s
Attest; Msy"'
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city AUDITOR. Al
| Approved: .
/ FRANK r. DUNCAN. I
City Attorney
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WAS FRIEND or POET RILEY
Ex-prOfcssiOnal Reader. Makes Her
Home With Drumrightcrs.

Special to IN, world.
DRUMRlGIiT. Dec. Ia Mrs. Rus
sell, who appeared here In pro-
gram of readings and impersona-
tions under the auspices or the
woman's guild or the Prcsbyterion
church Thursday evening, was at
one time a personal friend OF James
Whitcomb Riley.
She has retired from the profess
sionai lyceum stage. but gives oc-
Cas!onal programs for charity and
church benefits, similar 70 the one
rendered Thursday evening she
has lived IN prumright ever since
leaving Indiana.
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SECTION .: That the assessments mere
oy levied on Zach Of the. above mentioned
iots ana parcels OF land are hereby do
elared 10 be lien AsDon such lots and
parcels OF land to the same extent as
SnfSTeea SfST saAfs s sna shn Ss collected and
taxes In and for the City Of Tulsa Okla.
homa, are collected.
SECTION q: That all assessments here
equal annual installmcn,s as authorized
by said statutes OF the state sf Oklahoma
t,Sr t,SSr sach eases made and provided, that
the rate OF eight tD per cent per snnum
payable annually at the tims OF the pay
salu assessments, from the date of the
taking effect OF this ordnance that the
f'fst lnstsllment OF said assessments, to
deferred installmcnts, shall be payabis
OF the 18th isy Of December, ls?l.
and the remaining deferred .ns,allments,
with the yearly Interest on tho unpaid
Lstallments. shall he payable on the 18th
day OF December. Of each succeeding year
until all shall be paid.
Provided. however, that any Of the
owners OF the lots or parcels of land 80
sssessed may at anytime during tho tous
90 consecutive weeks following tho date
OF the f,,s, pgeiies,i9en OF this ordinance:
Tulsa, the full amount OF the assess-
ments So levied AGAINST their said lots
such ' propsry from from 'ns.a' the len Of sass :asS
SECTION :. .Tha. this ordinance shall
be published for four 90 consecutive
weeks In the Tulsa Daily World, a news
paper published In Tulsa. Oklahoma; that
the publication of this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken and re-
garded as sufficient notice to all persons
Interested In the assessments hereby
SECTION 8: That all ordinances OF
parts OF ordinances In conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance. are hereby
repealed.
SECTIoN 9; That an emergency sxists
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Maybe He Turned Pale.

SpeCInT fN TH' NUTIU'
VINITA. Des. IA white opos-
sum In n complete stranger In these
parts. but It Is exactly that kind or
animal that Hollis Newman caught
alive In n pcrsinmon tree near
Wclch one night last week. Tho ami
nal In pure white. lie has II on cx-
hihition In one OF the stores IN
Welch.
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ClcAclnnd viii Rebuild.

CLEVELAND. Dec. I2.---T'he
block in the heart OF the city's bust
ness district which was recently de-
s,royod by fire will be rebuilt, IL Is
announced. Brick structures Will
replace the frame buildings. how
ever, and several other stone build
ings that we're damaged by the fire
will be remodelcd.
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STUDENTS GIVE OPERETTA
Art pupiis OF High School Plan AM
hitious Program.

tHecRI 70 Tho WnTIUs
DRUMRiGHr. Dec. l2~--As a
demonstration OF the quality Of work
being done IN the arts department
of the high school here, a concert
To be participated in only by students
IL planned to be given in the high
school auditorium at AN early date.
Besides the usual voice and instru-
mental work. rendition of operate
work will be made by specially tai
ented students, and n complete opor
eta Is to be produced. This work
IN under the direction OF Prof Jane,
Brill. who was formerly an instructor
In the Stale university at Norman.
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MALTA were copfiscated. No one was
ut home when the officers called
and IIilt has not yet been appre-
hended. lie leased the house only
recently
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Urnguny will esta blsh a plant 10
esament In tho produ ction OF fuel
oDOm ettumincus analos.
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J. r. BYRD. Jr.
Cashier,

t@Sinfs NeysmSar Is rs S's 70. 81, % q. Il, %
&c, 81. ss. 20. 30 december !, 2, .. =.
Is. 1870 woria Publishing :: Company.
ORDINANCE No. 200
An ordinance TO appVtion. levy snd
c9st of constructing a sanitary sewer In
established by Ordinance No. aO7s: and
WHEREAS. in pursuance OF the pro-
clsions OF the Charter Of the city OF Tulsa.
oklahoma. and the statutes OF the state
provided tho said city did by Ordinance
No. ?o1C create aad establish Sever Dis
essary to Construct sewers in said sewe,
Ordinance No, 2o7s. did. on the i,h day
smedley Co. contractors. a certain con
tract for the construction OF certain
sanitary sewer In Sewer District No. iss;
WHEREAS In pursuance of said con-
tract. said comstock' 'smedlcy Co. have
sns'sSssd S,n sss's s s never ss moln II
under said contract has ben accepted and
approved by the city Engineer and the
Board OF Commissioners Of tho city Of
Tulsa: and
WHEREAS. in|Surtner pursuance Of the
statutes OF the state sf oklahoma, afors-
sad ana under the Terms term. % diss ne Tnsr'et
Commissioners of the city of Tulsa to
levy and assess a special tax upon the
property liable to assessment In said
sewer district No lss. by reason of the
construction of said sewer and to pay for
the same and
WHEREAS, the total cnst OF tho con-
struction OF said sewer In said Sewer Dts
trict No les. including extras has been
sscertained and Ia ~ereuy declared TO
be the sum OF siO.sst6a all % which is
to be levied by special assessments against
the lots and parcels OF land benefited by
the construction Of said sewer IN sal q
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1858; and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels so ltabi- sST the cost OF construc- e
tion OF said sewer IN said SEWER DIS
TRlCT NO. l6s. In the amounts herein
after specified In Section OF this Ordin-
Rncc.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
FRS OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
SECTION /. That there shall be. and
| there Is hereby npportioned to and levied
upon and assessed against the several
lots md parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 1Gs In tho city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma, so benefited by the construc-
| tion Of said sewer. as a special tax to pay
for the construction OF said sewer, the
nj f,lIn
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ORDINANCE NO. eioe


pany Publishers).
ORDINANCE NO. eios
An Ordinance 10 apportlon. levy mt
ASSESS special taxes In payment OF tb.
cost OF constructing n sanitary ae,,,,
In SEWER DISTRICT NO 81 As ere
ated and established by Ordinance A.,
Ill and declaring an emergency
WHEREAS, in pursuance OF the pro.,
slons OF the Charter Of the city ot Jus,
oklahoma, and the statutes of Tho So.
of oklahoma, for such cases rnado ,,1
provided. the said city did by Ordip,r,.
No. 7il create and establish SEWER Dig.
TRICT No. ei. and after declaring r.
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 81 by the PROV
sions Of Ordinance No. III. did on 80
tth day OF May. 1917. iet to W. W. Fuuar
Contractor certain contract FOR the con
struction ot a certain sanitary sewer IA
SEWER DISTRICT NO. ei. and
WHEREAS, In pursuance Of said con.
Tract saSTw. W. Fuller has cons,rncfod
a certain sanitary sewer in said sEwEr
snid contract has been accepted and ar
proved by tho city Engineer and the Bo,td
OF Com niss ioners OF the city Of Tulsa. and
WHEREAS. In further pursuance of IN.
statutes OF the state OF Oklahoma aforo.
said, and under the terms Of tho char.
ter IF the said City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma
It is deemed necessary by tho Board Vt
homa. 20 levy and assess a special "a,
upon the property liable to assessment
In said SEWER DISTRICT No. 81. By fea
son OF the nstruction Of said sewer and
to pay for the same; and
WHEREAS the total cost Of tho con.
struction Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. 6i. including extras. bal,
been sscortained and In hereby declared
to be the sum Of s3,i57.92, all OF which .s
to he levied bv special assessments against
the lots and parcels OF land benefited bp
the construction OF said sewer In said
SEWER DISTRICT No. 6i: and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been cbmpled with to authorize the levy
OF the assessments against said lots and
parcels 80 liable for the cost Of construc.
| tioR Of said sewer In said SEWER DIS
| TRlCT NO. 81, In the amounts Hereinafter
| specified In Section I of this ordinance.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
HOMA:
| SECTION T. That there shall be and
| there is hereby apportioned to and levied
| upon and assessed against the several lot
and parcels OF land In said SEWER ms
! TRICT NO. 6i In the City Of Tulsa Okla
| hofna, 80 benefited by the construction o
said sewer. as a special tax, to pay fo
! tho construction OF said sewer. the
amounts respectively. a. follows;
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LEGAL

for the preservation of the public h.si,h
and safety, by reason whereof this or,i
nance shall take effect from and arr,
Its passage. approval and pub. .ication
PASSED. and che emergency rlaus.
ruled upoL separately ana approved H. !.
2gth day Of october, 1920.
APPROVED. this Goth day OF oetob.,
1870
J. u. ADDISON,
Mayor pro TEN.
Attest:
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved;
FRANK r. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
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Published In the Tulsa Daily Word
ie, H. is, 10, 40. al 22, "a. "a. gt ss
%, %. 80. 80. 81, 1920: Janua.y , 10
and 5. 1921. World Publishing Cor,
DnIllInhnral ------L
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tPublishod in Tulsa DaIiy World Gov 80.
Dec. J. 3, 4. 9. g, 7, s. .. 10 u. Y.
iS. H. Is. 1G IL. 49, 10 20 81, e2, 2s,
~. %. 2s. and -, World Pubnshins
NOTICE Or SPECIAL MEETING or
SHARE HOLDERS OF THE UNION
NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA.
Notice Is hereby given the share
holders OF The Union National Rank Of
Tulsa, that a special meeting of the share
holdcrg has been called ~ the Directors
for and VIII be held ON Tuesday, DeceW-
Der IS 1890. at the hour If ten o'clock.
A. NJ, at the banking houae Of said Bank
IN tho city OF Tulsa, oklahoma.
The outeCt Of the meeting In TO consider
and to pass upon plan OF consolidation
between The Flrs, National Bank OF Tulsa.
and The Union National Bank Of Tulsa.
unde, tho charter % The First Nationni
Bank of Tulsa. as proposed by an agree
Inent between, thA Directors Of the two
% November :. i5is, providing for the
consolidation OF Nationsi Banks,
py order of BOARD Of Directors.
Dated this 2gth day Of November, 1890
Nv. h. BROWN.
President.
J. T. BYRD, Jr
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P0NCA CITY COPS RAID STILL
Moonshining OUTFIT Found In House
on PriaCipai Residence Street,

PONCA CITY. okla, Dec. IA
complete moonshining outfit on
South Oak, one OF Ponca City's main
residence streets, was located by
city authorities Saturday. when a
raid was made on the home Of VI. H.
I'M. a stranger In the city. Six gal
Ions Of corn whisky, there barrels
of mash. aggrcgating one hundrcd
gallons and considerable parapher-
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LEGAL.

PuolIshed N. Tulsa DAILY World, Noy 60.
Dec. I. 2, =. Z, 3. 9, a, =. 10. II. T.
10. IL, IS. i6, H. IS 10. 30 a.. 2s, "a
~. rs, 20. and %. World Publishing
Company
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING OF
SHARE HOLDERS OF TIE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA.
Notice is hereby given TO tho share
holders of The First National Bank n;
Tulsa, that r special meeting of the share
holders has been called by the Directors
for and will be held on Tuesduy, Doeem-
ber IS. 1920, AZ the hour of ten o'clock
4 NJ. al the banking house OF said Bank
In the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma.
The object OF tho special meeting 10 to
consider Aud 20 pass upon plan OF con
soliiation between The First National
Bank OF Tulsa and The Union National
Bank Of Tulsa, under the charter of Tho
FRS, National Bank OF Tulsa. as proposed
by ar agreement between the Directors
OF the two said banks and under the A.,
Of Congress % November 7. ISIS, provid
ing for the consolidation OF National
Bpks
~ order Of the Hoard OF Directors.
Dated this 29th day Of November. 1880.
q. Il. MCCULLOUGH.
President.
ROSCOE ADAMS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-04

II In no. tho labor Of choice or voluntary
action on tho part Of the worker. or OF
Individual initiative. II Ia not the par
ticular employment to which mon may
10 ntted. but tho labor laid down by tho
state under tho rules Of tho state to tho
amount that the state requires. Tho
sorvilo task OF the bondsnRn done under
tho lash OF tho sAlve driver Workers
In the United States and In other FREQ
industrial countries who have dreamed
Of the HorIaIIntio state. may study with
II Hroat deal OF advantage tho reaults OF
this nrst extensive experience Ia state
Socialism.
n door not mean froadom. u means
occupation In tho trade "r your "hOiCo
u fuaana compulsory w"rk at tho task
not mean opportunity for advancement.
ur superior rowRrd Tor superior Indus
Try n msana The iovol tho, all sorvils
labor finally sinks -. the task that on
piuya only tho huudH. that ureTH no
hopn Of bsttermnhi a. cessation from
toiisoma drudHary rho sunorinRa OF
tho HuHsiSn people. under vISi"nury
social scheme may. at lcaHt. "crVo tho
purpose Of an ossInpl". to no avoided
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IL OF the
that
m @ ." that Ut" f.%G"y Tho .". I...,a;%
Tho i",.a s,o,s-"
than.
" f h IA the rIssih Il b n,h ~
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for Which h.v. .poym.n, u
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law
. . cancelled
OF OF
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to the
Of 10
particularly mercantile
Of IL
""do"
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Is..s Law ~as directed sr,o
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tn" functions Of government" HH
deadlock Of Justify serious
attempting en- E@" " Congress " IN" '"
,.o,r. than Woodrow
s. with tho '''"c' u great ""'""
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Our Daily Story

Th. n,m ~ UpsGh aHd Do~"sah, pat
sni cigar iish,n ms"uf.siuTa's' ~s5
w.,rlsd A. !. DAY. sis'y op."s. tha
M.lt..l.n f.wU.ak, ws,s l.ikns ihlnSs
"ysr -. -.
,.I .T" !, .sIa I,n~".ak, Nh, hr.
J.. ...r, ~ b. 40 asii I" M riashS
H., u SD u. eisn iishl.', TIN. 'ls'
f.iIo- hI.band m-bAs.- 10 sell his Vel
~ 81 ~. ,.'. ~ ~ lI""I = ys-, And
.srd. :. month ~ sdva'i-l"s,"
Ur..h nodded si,"milv,
'1h.,. .lrt . sweet psr In The NsvhA
Without ~, I'D In H." b. - "rhs'.
eIni'. a milo ~ sround IN The rpSr'sr
,hs, .lrt ~, o"' name psln,s4 or =
on " And y"t our iiEhlsr don't sssFn N
,sb.. sornsho~. white tbs, ntils nobody
Husband. ~ you say. bo~nroh. has aot
everything hls own way. How 10 that
Do~nsoh. vhsrs he rsasonT
~, and for a nj. while nothing could
b. heard sava ths heavy siGs Of The two
mariners Finally Upsch rssurnedi
"Do you think. Downsch--do you thlnie
IL rould 10 because that fellow MS
bands lighters work every tlm:, whDs
phur Instead Of lighting. and the niokst
turn. Trshn and comes off on .yovS
hs nds. and sometimes they explode p
your pocket and other times they dalN
aIplod. an you Try to work 50
YOU 'S ;, fs ,s1t i;r have anything !" =
II wonder'" said Downseh Thoughts
But they finally decided to try sldipE
another millin a month for ldytrtiainlT.
Copyright. 1915, by Geo Mathews Adams
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THE JAPANESE QUESTION

Ono Of tho serious possibilities "r
mSmborHhlp In thu League Of Nations.
% proposed by Mr.. Wilson's plan. /.
contained In tho suggestion that japan
may bring Immigration quotations. DO
fore tch council OF tho League Japan
regards membership In tho League OF
Nations an IA recognition Of race equality
and has shown dinposition Ia resont
any discriminatory action towards Jap
ancHc Whatever my DO tho vlaw rela
two 10 Japanoao migration. the ser
lousnasa or the situation on tho Pacific
coast Ia not To ba denied. Japanese havo
boon st"adily slipping through tho In.
migration bars. planting thomseIVon la
substantial colonies and CrpwdinK out
la nun,beIr Tho Shilo man IsaveR. aud
already v.Iy considerable settlements Ia
California aud Oregon arc GonipoBod al
n,Uai e-,iublSSiy 81 Japanese wuiLaia
end ia"h "w"s'a it"osui 'sp"'iH I"dlr
Gate that the Jara"Usa a"Sa'n"a"I haA
t.iisd 4" anfu,Da Iho ~" .siiad gentle
ms.'- as,so"s"t ~ ~hioh ~ ~.A PEE
We II'''I' ne ~ lpfoNpss
lsha,a,A "o,"l"s !" lIls ""u"ig and ,"."y
hav" hs." a","sslsh I" h..ii, n"", n'ii
Iah A",a,l,a SGD I."n h"-h"
nn"uid isr." .rI.'"ri !" h'l"s ihs
immigration n""-lI," h"f",. ~. '.,'r"lI
~ iha 81 ssua II H.iI'mS what ~""Id
w.. go, ansua,T 1hI. s"v"rn"."i w"uid
49,, submit Ir.a'l"" h-vI"a - u" ~t'i'
"ut d.,,ns-,i" policy !" tbs ""un"ll ~
10 issaua nnh any ""il"" 'nhe" Nv
Ihst body would not he -"r"Id"d RT"nI
dn.l 80 '"spent This obligations ~ III"
covenant would b." practically impos
slbls 81 perf"rInsn"" ~. Tor no other
reason than that tho citizenship Of the
Pacific rlopo would ndt sGcopt action
throwing open their doors TO Oriental
Immigrants The appearances or tn"
JnpNnoro question before tho council 81
tho Lsagus IL as yet only contingency.
hut tho possibility ct such a contingency
In enough. In ltsolf. To warn IN OF tho
nscosaIty Of cutlon In tn" assumption or
obligations limiting our freedom OF
action.