The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-21
Replying to Mr.. SchIOtterbeck.

Nations Working clipping from City
Express follows:
sh-Rerering
desire to @ attention the clipping which took the
afraid, Brother George
reading
"A the public
followed
correspondents the time the best
conditions will considers the
You have overlooked the item days which
official
out of the You have also noticed that the Polish
trouble that Poland dsregardd anything that the Allies might
territory,
regard of the Allies marched into Poland do not recall single
which the League has actually unconed accomplished
anything that intended accomplish
of Georgia
which the which
Then probably overlooked the election which
taking place Maine and which in all probability an index of what
coming election
AZ matter of general information would be well
both sides of the question and then give your readers the facts
they Yours truly
C. scHLoTrERBEcK
With Mr.. schotcrbccls permission make reply to
him which follows:
ter of Sept H. pleased to that you read the editorial
column of the Express but fear you do always read with
mind realize that political
a different and hence look the League of Nations from
ma m h" % os @ {" & T am am no. optimistic & enough to cherish
ing which yon write but always glad hear the othe side
the League Nations outstanding Of
The present presidential campaign knowing do
who follows his convictions expect you to your
science and judgment dictate and know you expect the same
thing Of However may be while for talk
the matters mentioned in letter and though cannot
respect each others views
On reading the editorial send find that
cpay Of extracts from report made by Mr. Herbert s Houston
representing the League Enforce Peace of which Mr. VIM H.
Taft president Mr. Houston Europe for the purpose
Of investigating the workings of the League of Nations devotng
much time to it. and his report published in the official bulletin
OF the League to Enforce Peace which nonprtan
hon and is reasonable to presume that his findings
proved by Mr. Taft before they made public Now pos
sible that perpetrated "arce the public, you say
publishing the report but it that this report
emneny respectable and hence worthy respectful
attention. opinion there nothing falcica about Coming
from man who obtained his information at first hand it should
be equally valuable the views handed from
a to al
enemies of the League
note also the Kansas City Star clipping which you 1t
consists chiefly of interview from Senator Boah
nothing that the has said frequently quite
familiar You and and all taken an interest
not valuable than those of Mr. Houston and do
think they much since Mr. Borah the
partisan and Mr. Houston has made an unbiased study of it
Senator Harding declares that the League of Nations dead
Mr. Houston says sheer necessity and ''has steadily
taken form the buwark against chaos quotes
opinions Of h greatest lawyers and Spain
and England in support of this view You quote from Mr.
Slmonds who, concede great critic Mr.
Smonds far the record shows had any exper-
actually dealing with the difficult problems Of which he
writes and hence his those of hcorist
his opinions as safe guide those of practical statesmen
alble was recently demonstrated when he clean off,
the Polish Russian situation
Mr. Harding says the League of Nations is dead Did you Mr.
that Poland and Lhuana accepted findings the League
and also agreed accept the decision League regard
TO their controversy The Premier Brantng of Sweden
Sweden complete confidence in the league as means
OF preventing future and proof of this lies the
we unhestatngy placed its hands the ac
lion the league has taken Aand question furnishes
proof the world that the present state is am
een world court for hearing international difficulties
sailing conflicts between nations"
There is much more that might say think have said
nongh Justify printing the report Mr. his
mdmgs hat he League is even now living working organiza
despite Senator ladng assertions contrary At an
ther time shall endeaor discuss the other matters
sea Y yoa eer nave sought to present facts they
nj perhaps study of the question not been as % ana
rood as yours and therefore shall always your as
stance IN reaching correct conclusions Very truly yours Editor
the Express