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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
WEDNESDAY. APRIL u. 1920.
THE Gas SITUATION

beoing manifested by members
OF the City Council. Of the Won
ems Civic League and by citizens
in general. Coupled with the spirit
OF co operation shown by the
Annapolis Public Utilities Com
pany, is a hopeful sign that a
satisfactory solution Of this high
~ important question will soon
be reached.
However. ills to he borne in
mind that the Public Service
Commission is the tribunal TO
which is entrusted, by the laws
of the State, the decision Of the
matters at issue; and that If there
is to be any definite. practical eff
feet resulting from the confer
ences and discussions participat-
ed in by representatives OF the
City, Of the Civic League and Of
the Gas Company, there must be
n concentration Of effort on rules
and regulations that will appeal
to the Public Service Commits
sion as being fair and equitable
to all concerned. and best calcu-
lated to accomplish the desired
end.
a decided step in this direction
was taken on December 10th
last, when all three members of
the Public Service Commission
came to Annapolis and held an
open hearing. at which testimony
was given on behalf Of the con
sumers and OF the Gas Company.
At that hearing. the record of
proceedings shows. an agree
nfent was reached to have the
whole situation dealt with by 4
joint conference between repre-
sentatives Of the City, OF the
Civic League and Of the Gas
Company. all acting in coniunc-
tion with an engineer from the
National Bureau OF Standards.
The engineer assigned by the
Buteau Of Standards to cover the
Annapolis situation was MIR. 4
/. Phillips, who some time in
November submitted a comprc-
hensive report To the Public
Service Commission setting forth
the result of his investigation
completed that month, and in
which report he goes into details
as 10 recommendations for inn
proving the gas situation here.
These recommendations were
agreed upon as the basis for fu-
ture conferences and it was then
said to be largely question OF
the binding form in which to put
these recommendations 50 that
they could be enforced.
Following this. the record
shows that the Gas Company
formulated certain proposed
rnles and regulations, and which
are said 10 have Reimbursement
81 the Bureau of Standards.
Still another step forward is
NOW in order for a prompt and
thorough consideration of these
rules and regulations in the in
terest Of >slie public. and then to
submit the matter to the Public
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
{. :. Spends lCe Years In War

A bulletin issued by the statistics
/ ranch, general staff, shows that N
Inc period from 1775 to 1920 the
Tnited States was engaged in wal
for 100 years and nine months
Prior TO 1899. says the bulletin, there
lad / cen number of skirmishes ana
wars witty the Indians intergpersed
with intervals of peace, but begin
Ing with the Sacs and Fox Indian
war -1S31-there was almost con-
slant warfare with the various tribes
up 90 1896. Although sometimes
eclipsed BY wars OF greater proper
lions. the indian troubles continued
more or less throughout the whole
period.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
improvement, In philIy

; fEY The ASSoci3TpH TfGssl
pHIT.NDELPHIA. PA. Auril IL
Railroads report an Improvement in
stflke conditions in this vicinity. The
Pennsylvania resumed operations at
The Philadelphia Freight Yard this
morning. Fifty train crews, the usual
number, and $50 trainmen, some of
them volunteers, reported for work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
DIED

J. .RSoN--.,la April geslA as her an s s,S
49, - Randall strest. Annapolis. NJ,
FsI.SfE NAY GIBSON, asea -
Syffe If John T.. Gibson
4, s,,,.,,,.s,lsv afternoon at I o'clock
go MARYLAND Avenue Church. inter
nent IN ST. Anne's Cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14

IoST-Near Winchester station. en Tue
Aunapalfs boulevard. "A female fFei1f y
toy bull dog. Answers 70 hsltAe -
G..s.J. alo
lOST-Around Carved Hall. gold bar pa ~.
Naval Academy seal in centre. flhder
.oinuuirare with Blair N. Fuller, -.
Bancroft Hall. Naval Academy 49,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
A NOVEL INVITATION
TO MISSIONARY MEET

For the Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society of the Presbyterian
Church, meeting this afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the residence of Miss Mar
garet Isemann. 80 Southgate avenue,
Murray Hill. the following novel inyi-
tation has been sent by the president,
Mrs. Authure Langfeld.
Miss Board OF Mission is feeling very
sad
For she knows you have a grievance
And it's really pretty bad
She has lived SO long amongNyou
And has never thought, you see,
That you really weren't acquainted
With your Mission Family Tree!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14

Fifty years ago, during the Franco
Prussian War, the first anti-aircraf;
guns were made by the Kruqps TO
cnatlo the Germans to shoot down
the lalloons leaving Paris.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
WIN Force lLlnes To Close

CUMBERLAND, ND, Apr. 14.-lt
eas said at the RAILROAD Offices here to
day that the soft coal miners of the
Georges Greek and contiguous re-
gions. which have been more active
than nj any time since the war, would
be compelled to close down tomorrow
due to the exhaustion OF the car snp-
ply following the yardmen's strike.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
We aIY.

We BY. raise afsd sell fHr-bearing rab-
bits and other FUR bearing animals.
Place YOUR orsies With as. ana list what
eyer stock gon have with ~. sitting low
est nat nffees large sl8ipfHeNts Aa-
dfcsa sl5-5lI =. f. Ave-. Fargo. =. u. az
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14

The dry law" has been Literally
interpreted" in Hartford. CT. to the
extent Of allowing each Jewish fam
lily Is gallons OF wine year for re-
ligious purposes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14

You're invited TO a party.
on Wednesday next, at $50;
Miss Board OF Missions viii
EndeaVor then 10 show
How truly interesting just a plain
Old Board can be.
Please make Miss Mission happy
For she's nervous as can be
Lest you count her party "Boresome,
And decline her cup of tea.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY To TpAN-on mortgages upon
s.,sv terus The Workingmens Bu.tl
ing aad Loan Association. NJ. n. Su s.ais
President: FranE y. Stackett, Soilci.'sa,,,
MONEY TO LOAN-Money 20 loan on
mortgage. Apply to Winson 1ea !;
Annapolis. Md. 49, =
MONEY TO LoAN--On mortgage In suihs
Ia suit on reasonable terms. Tar .ai
pavut.nt allowed. James III. Mnnrpe. -
foFuey.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
FOX SALE OR RENT

FOX SALE or RENT-Hotei. store and
bowling alleys. No. 11S-IIJ Main street
passessinnk given on aud after July 1sf
1920. Apply 10 Main street. ara
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
FOR RENT

FOR RESg-furnislled house on spa
Greek 5 rroems two baths nrgc porch
overlooking water; private dock. Chas.
i. Lee Z 10. 10 "a af5
FOR REST-Three- room fiat use of bath !:
1uJ CONDUIT street. phone us ~ AZ
ToR RENq-Apaf;men Apply to Oscar
Shacks. 81 West street. ali
FOR REST-A comfortable furnished
room in quiet house and good Location
electric light and use Of bath. Phone
SIS. a12-tf
FoR REST-t-pright piano. Apply 10
Vest street. ag-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14

Member Of The Associated Press
The Associated Press IL exclu-
elgely entitled 10 the use for re-
publication az al news credited TO
il or not otherwise credited In this
paper AMI also the lOeil news pub
iishsr herein. al rights OF re-
publication Of special dispatches
herein are also reserved.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
PRUNING;

shade and Frui; TREES rrunrd n,
, Experienced Hands.
Hedge Trimming ~pcunlty
PRONE I0G-E
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14
ron SALE

f7oR sALE--Barber shop outfit, two.
chair stand with one chair: ttrst-ciass
condition: prices reasonable. Apply lW
West street. alb
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CONTINUED From Page one>
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14

FOR SALE-A young. sound farm nave:
weight about ZOO pounds. i. l.. Garner.
phone lS0l-F-f all
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-14

TOR SiLE-Desirable properties. Nos. Ill
and 10 Duke Of Gloucester street. Ar.
ply III Gloucester street. al9
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-11

my wings are spotted with white.
20 in for a slightly different color
scheme than YOU. though Eve known
folks no found it difficult TO know
us apart.
AZ like to live in the North and |
don't care for the heat and the warmth
amy more than You DO. Mrs. Richard
son nests in the hole of Il tree and
lays white eggs which suits me to
perfection. | like the ways Of the
Richardson Owls
Wouldn't it be i.orrihlc,' said the
Acadan Owl, TO be something one was
sorry one was
My said the Great Cray Owl,
that was funny sentence. I'm off to
the far North, up to Alaska | think Of
going. I'm usually gone before the
spring. But I'm a lttle late this year,
and too you're pretty far up north
yourselves though not so far as ! viii
be-
"Im a great deal larger than either
of YOU. Though my eyes are yellow
and tiny my tail is very long
"I don't see why YOU speak of them
like that, as though It was because
your tail was long that your eyes are
yellow said the Richardson owl
"Wed better not let folks hear
us make any mistakes, for we mustn't
give up our reputation of wisdom,
And we deserve it we'll enough. We're
not stupid!' said the Great Gray owl.
"'I have long feathers on my body
and they make mo appear very large
but | am pretty good-sized. My nest
is in a pine tree uSually--I love Il pine
tree for my home and love the deep
woods for my home country.
"'We too have white eggs which
are in the nest where they are quite
comfortable until the time comes for
them to he little owls. We like wood.
en- nest bcst--by that | mean Il nest
OF sticks you see.
My face Is great deal larger
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-11
h-IOlint limited.

h-TOliet limited.
c-Morris daily; Joliet Sundays
and holidays.
d-Ladd local,
princeton local
g-princeton limited
R-LOcal to all stations.
MA Sale local.
n-Ladd local, daily except Sundays
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CARS
AT Low RATES.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM $40
A. M, to 1885 +. NJ.
TICKET FARES TO
CHICAGO
Effective May list, 1920.
Via Joliet, III. and Chicago & Joliet
Electric Railway:
$500 E Round S On. Sl.05
(Return trip limited to ten days.
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE. ,t-
Phone Agents for Full information
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-11
FOUND

FOUND Auto truck license nmbor
1880 Ill., Owner may have same by
paying Tor this ad.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-11
WESTBOUND,
SOUTHBOUND.

SOuthbound cars leave ottawa sta.
ton for Grand Ridge, Mckinley Park
and Streator in a. m, 5;55, 1856 9:55.
Hes. In p. m, 1855, g.; So, $50. 500.
HOO.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-11
AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-Frd truck; in good me
chanicai condition. Apply at Cor
bins Garage.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-11

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
Phone Agents for Full information
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-11

Dated at Ottawa, H., May 27th,
1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
Paying Your Income Tax
some Facts You Should Know,

Tax returns examined by the Bureau Of
nty a s sG a @ ats
nc Ne nstiarn or Ssf than shown n the return
vii eraSea asains IS II the 'S suGsso 11f
G Of the the baanse is in in
p@ff f mada IN E ss 'hs s SSd
nndeTs.aienent Of tho amount is not due TO
II inc undersiaem$ni IS due 70 nesisen sFI but
cent OF the ;otai amount OF ,hc Is uHea per
;h mt I, at me rate Of per cent month from
- - false with intent 10 evado tho tax tho pen-
Sity IS 4ns Of not more han $1,000 one
c4si oi prosecution, with added assessment
For calling make return on time tic pcn
altX is ino Of more than $1,000 and pe an
amount due wii"l Peosal per 10 G make Of i ree
ne Srs 1nS t' "oc 9 pr ons Hear By
,rrPrisenn:ni, both together with the cost
mug yusp%cts That an amount of income Is
i avs 1k np Ff tho hf may on his own in
ana. on becoming convinced that the amoint
to the rsh Of h may xpayet the TAX subject
TIm5sohS: 91 Internal Eevenuc Tho com
tors. MAJ ~, "A"rtise original jurisdction In
The BUREAU Of In,ernnl Revenue has at i,s
formation at Tho source" provisiom az 'i ,Go r
during the iSi9 must be d tYo ~ or NOR orr
dXdunis, irIst%es guardians, ana other Gduci
rlf.F
\ separate return OF each cmpin%ts' III 'rmc,.
salary for 1919 was $1,000 or more /. ron, 'US
Of employers. 40 tHquScu
Tho bill providcs that vheo.ycr roo,.n
tho names and addresses the rccipien, 90 ai
income shall be furnished by tho I,.rHo, VI ~ nv
poratton or partnership paying II Thc =.
turns must snow. Whenever possible ,,,he,har
family. W "t'" OF
Regardless % thc amount. information 70.
turns may bc required in the cnsr ~ , M, e.
Of interest upon bonds ana MORTGAGES mem mem
or trust. or other obligations Of a Cornnr,,i,,uS
Returns OF information must bc hlcI ",;..
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue ~ w IN
nEton Collectors of internal revenue ~, " on.
authorized TO receive such returns. ltorua ~ ~,
which the returns must be made may 10 ~
taincd. however. from the Offices Of colo. - 90
Approx imatcly S,60o 600 returns of ;nfor,t,.
ton wcro received by tho bureau Tor ibn I'M ,
1915. In addition the bureau received 4 So6 nnn
pond interest, dividends. and foreign i;rn,. y" "
Income. information returns this Year ,t To-. va
viii be placed in the hands OF deputy cniI.,,, 80.
OF internal revenue for use in rounding nm GI
linquenta. W. nc
Revenue agents will visit every county :, ~,
United states to assist taxpayers in makino, az.
their income tax forms for 1919. The d,;;o' ~
their arrival and the location OF their one.
Will be announced through the press or ma,
be obtained on inquiry at Offices OF colectnrss
of internal revenue post Offices banks Tho
70 the taxpayer. Failure to take advantage or
them. however, does not relieve the ;aXnavn.
from his obligations under the iaw In ~,
payment OF an. income tax. tho taxpayer is re-
CURED TO seek the sovcrnpl cnt, not the govern.
mcnt ihc taxpayer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
From the Richmond Dispatch jan If, 1900

NJ. John L. Laush,on died in this city yes
hd Him s' To his for over o
3 M nh SSf9 nG 1n Sa BY The fire
Eank nel9 meeting Yesterday: President
thai, his in wt he
bank would terminals with INC submission Of
ing up mis- entire time. The report was most
grown in ali respects during the past year. Tie
follow ing directors were elected; John b; Davis
George s. p naT"S NJ is9 a. 9aI1o ohn
vnieh haS heh immedia,sIy after the stock
2r:esi,len': John G DAVIS sasmier;; Edward j.
sseivns fsIicr: }; i wsisssssr, =snsra! BOOK.
ra" DE- by s bank SsF on The The
earnings OF lho past year has already, been
and Tha nfnF paS tae pleased
,cndins lis business far beyond The limits Of
grow and prosper.
med nc es!dsney OF !hs Tniyersity Of Nash,
o e MTes nf OF pednTe 'h1i
Of his attention and he cannot be resigned at
annual mes,ngs Of sioekholdess: and Without,
iinaneial nstita!ions 70 be IN inc shane. Rich
n era OF p ai5 prKn arc truly entering upon
Gcarly al, OF his time now. He is determined
The Tight for the states readmission to
is serving Virginia we'll.
The Reconstruction committee yesterday re-
ported to the House Il bill for the admission of
Virginia, which was made the order Of the dav
for today. IL contains Buffers preamble with
the word Fundamentally" provides that mono
who now voting shall ever be disfranchised
and cXacts the oath Of members OF the I,egis-
laturc required by the Fourteenth amendment
Senator Morton ana Representative bingham
had interviews with president Grant Yesterday
in relation 10 Virginia and her admission to
the Union. The President expressed much dis
appointment at the course pursued by Congress
the day before senator Morton assured the
president that Virginia will he admitted before
the first oil February and that without doubt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
NAMES COMMITTEE OF II
TWO WOMEN ON BODY TO
ARRANGE FOR CONVENTION
chairman Cummings and As~ocIutcs
VIII Meet In San francisco, Within
sixty Days.
tBy ssoelatel press.1

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.-Appolnt.
mont Of committee OF seventeen, In
Guiding two women. to arrange for
inc Democratic national convention a.
san francisco on June aS. was an
n9unced today by Chairman Cum.
minEs. OF tho national committee.
rms VIII be the iirst time women
nave had q hand In the preliminary
rrangenicnts of u presidential MONT.
mating convention. MIR. Cumininrs said
Chairman Cummings viii head tho
committee and tho members viii he:
Mrs George BASS. Chicugo; MISC MAY
u. Toy, Los Angeles: J. Brucc Krcmc;.
Montana; Wilbur NJ. Marsh. Iowa:
Edward G. Hoffman, indiana: rsImri;
Howell. Georgia; Norman e, NinrI;
New York: Fred u. Lynch, Minnesota:
Charles Boeschcnstcin. Illinois,: Ic. IL
Moore. Ohio; Arthur L. Mullen. Ne.
oraskn: DR.. John w. Couglin, Mass.
acusetts: Isidorc B. Dockweiler. Cali.
fornia: John 7. Barrett. Colorado: pnt.
REX II. Quinn. Rhode Island, and
Robert III. Elder, Idaho.
The first meeting of the arrange
ments committee Will BIO held in San
francisco. probably within the next
sixty days, Mr.. Cummings said Tic
committee will be divided into seven
snbcommittccs dealing with specific
phases of the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
Keyboard Touches
The intellectual Woman Pretcnder.
IIY FRANK IL. BROOKS.

with All reverence and sdmira,ion for. tho
opp0sitc SEX II is, as whole made up Of all
sorts and conditions II sometimes We arc
'won,ens characier;. it is because they are
for We are moro apt 10 discover "A spot in a
pcrCSct organization more quickly than we
y find such thing III imperfect
ticc. In general way when In search
of the infallibic turn TO womanhood. 1t
must be admitted, too, that there il not
much chivalry in men OF the present Walter
Scott and some others Of his ,mc found when
kniShthood i'll Hover. Men. drilled with
The idea that the equality OF The sexes is
common today than in other ages, believe that
this, equality makes men rather more likely
TO be less comDlaisant in their estimate OF
women. The truly nieiectual woman is
in where angels would hes,tai". she Is fond OF
because she wants to he noticed for her artis-
try in making a man whom she does not adj
mirc feel that nc is not made in the image OF
his Maker.
Such woman plays OF this pattern
spider plays fly. When She has en-
mcslcd her victim she wears look of triumph
that would make the artist VINO limncd the
beloved nisciple-were he alive-seem TO be
100 tnsienificant 10 be seen through the most
powerful miscrscope Thf serpent that charms
before il strikes is fanss on its victim is as
tame as u spring lamb compared with 4 heart
less woman who stransles with sken thread.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
""' o5speptics, Crawl:
-iEh' ipie ~ ~ ivuai Ss~srauxr Sc.

-. everything found within tho abdominal CIV
NY OF clriliZcu mdn-with The cNccptiou of AN
occasional tower or forceps--has been found dis.
paccu ana apparently more frequently so with
cnch succecunS generation. Tint is consis Ont
chouen when we CONSIDER that the abuorninni
SLIME hung from tho spine like a mcalbaE In n
nhmhioSh Ihis is an effective sling az Ionr ma
inc animal retains lhe horizontal but n br.
his hind feet 80 o ee's uP vi
Onco the animal has learned 10 get about on
ms hind feet 1t les difficult to bring him down
again to the horizontal In fact IL takes sick
sometimes he can be coaxed TO roll, IL he is not
TOO seriously afflicted with chronic dignity and
even TINS brief rcversion to tho customs OF h!s
torbcars often helps 10 relieve HIS numerous
ailments An upright citizen suffers many
Things from his position.
with somebody that one hundred cases Of ri.
legged dyspepsia indiscrn,matcly ana consocu-
lively chosen Will show greater percentage
VI relief IL tho patients will get down and crawl
ABOUT the noor ave minutes three times a ,Iay
IMAM Il similar hundred cases will show from
taking amy dyspepsia remedy digestive for
ncnt internally.
dachshund fashion with the Slbows bent oui
ana the chest close to tho foor), or even doing
an imitation OF stalled has given mark eI
fciict In numerous cases of circulatory trouble
such as pnlpttntion. attacks OF tachycardia (cS-
cessively rapid heart action). swollen veins and
just poor circulat ton -
The condition Of swollen or dilated veins
pilcs) is so very rare in uuadrupeds that some
observers say II never occurs.
Gut erect posture brought with 4. not only
Il soui but many things to try tho soul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-14
Voice of the People
Letters must give the nnmc address OF
the writer. Name Will not be published IL writer
requests.
The Prcsideu,,s Atti,uIc

The Presidents Attitude,
To the Editor Of The Times Dspalcn:
Sir,--ln your editorial OF Friday. the 9th OIL
Wilson or Bryan-Which viii Irevail:" you
Let the people at the polls decide tho fate
OF the treaty of peace and tho covenant Of the
League Of nations: that is the clear and single
terablc decision voiced BY President Wilson In
his address read before the gathering Of tho
This statement. 1t seems to me, Is based upon
q sentence taken out OF its true connection.
fhc President had stated
"rersonally. do not accept the action Of tho
senate OF the United States rs the decision z
he nation [ have asserted from the first that
country desire the ratification of the treaty
ana my IMPRESSION TO that effect has recently
been confirmed By the unn,st akabIc evidences
seyen;ccH OF tho states
Then "a , ,t further on In the address he
people OF the country think on this vital mat
ter, tho clear and single way out is 10 submit it
voters OF the nation' etc '0'''" ~ 'hs
TO the Presidents mind there is no question
this vital quest ion. for he distinctly declares
That Tho Overwhelming majority OF the peoplc
desire tn" 'aiiic2iion OF the treaty" Hence
that the submission OF this question TO the pco-
pie rs ~ umali erablc decision voiced by Pres
|ir. Bryans declaration tina, majoritios should
rm!. 'a'thouEh he refers TO the majority in the
scse by the Tresdcnts att ni,gnSF ana larger
II scents clear that tho President does no.
snink me submission Of thiS question is nccea,
is submission.
dent assume any othe" attitude towards this
1t is Idle for the Republicans 70 attempt to
'ication of the, treaty on the President. The
people know where TO place The resporsiSiIisy
Amelia, Va January