Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
eSsSsas'0ns fSso'ns saturday, assaa 1862
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1920
What of Foch's Appeal

>b.l Foch. the successful leader on
.ho Allies forces in the closing ih'i'''''
:, N. w,r with Germany. Appeals 70 'i'1
,,t..a Sta,es TO uphold, sustain ana
- n tho Allies in their efforts 70 Sc
~. enforcement of the treaty Z"
v.rr,,llc~.' There are many PA'i'0
o,,,,cn, Of our country WI" VIII l''ioi'o
M, appeal, but, unfortunately ,'' '''
-, ~ World Pecae based on the pro
-. - The League Of Nations '1ove-
n.pt which Was IN incorporated IN 'he ''"'y
q v.-.a;,,e. our country has repud"''d
-, treaty. and Covenant, by majority
,r;-i,s proportions at punh'
I,,o I, !. stall technically at war
~,b Germany. and aco"ruing y '''0
.n3 ,rnror, Of that popular verdict
.,;,od ~ make a separate peace WIN
Corr,.n enemy, and ono that VIII
h.r,lv ~, in accord with tho peace Terms
.,ro.,d upon BY our Allies N the 'a'e ""'
SIN r,radoxical as II may seem !, =
-, alto4rthcr certain that ''N'''''
roch. .ppcal for our cooperation J" gu
f,rcipg the terms Of the N"TsallieS 'e'''ff
~,ll Gall altogether upon deal cars
~ Ic,t,on there has been q Inan''es'
~, - s.nt,mcnt among the victofS
,or~ris modification, u net en- 'ihpn''-
r,.,t ~ the popular verdict ~" '''"'
rc.,o,st,,l,,v confronts them, many S'e
~, .o heartily inclined towards scrap
-, q tho League Covenant ana an
cnr,srrnent in separate peA'' -.
c.-nsrv As they were before the sdveiS Se
-, recorded The pusillanimous
o,~,r,bncs~ and disloyality q socn
,.ct now seems 70 loom up before
49,, a. om,pou-ly as Il appears 70 '"e
,-,.,a. n tbe .caeue Of Nations
!, !. probable 70 assume that nothing
II, r. done by Congress towards re-
evening the subject. winch was oiosN
w the rrpudiatiou Of the treaty s'''
Covcn>nt by the Senate during the Teo''''
.--.,on and that future action VIII oe
-. ,,non the complete Republican ad
r,,p;.tr,t,on which viii assume coh,'o
on March 4. Still. there is nc telling wha'
p.v hsruc1l. and # II DC true as pu'''s''e'
- - that Senator McCnrmck O
uI,,o,, roes 10 Europe conveying q 'h'
Irar7,e a. Nations the views On 'i''
Treaty. and Covenant entertained =
Senator Harding, who VIII DC 'ilt i!eN
p-os,4s-. 81 the United States-anu
h..pot hocn denied action ma! 'Pe,
tho usv 70 proceedings before the loui y
= ,.rt March that may put ar entlreE
d;srrnt fsce upon the present SITUATION
40 Lead 20 unusual complications
s,,,ro.e Senator Harding has done TINS
s,--,,,c.e the League Of Nations. now
session should give assent 70 Ms pio
,,.od changes IN the League Covenant
and the action should be ofhclAiiy CON
n,unicated 20 the government al " ASH
,,e,on-as well as to Senator Harding
and nv President Wilson ofhciails ial
hsfora the Senate during the short sesslo
that viii begin in Washington, next weei
Vc,,8 NOT this Senate, with It's meagI
Rs-,,,blcan ma joritv, hesits te about agal
rejecting the League Covenant after
had been amended in conformity W.T.
,,re,.stiors advanced by the man VINO vi
be the next President Of the United 0'a'e'
O,f course. the Is all problema tica
and nothing Of the kind may occur 81
=. - clearly evident that the League
Nations. despite the tremendous feOu
4 received from the people at the recel
election. Is still an issue. As an elective
working body II Is IN conspicuous eN
denoe a, Geneva II Is not yet assure
that the greatest. most powerful, mo
influential nation IN the world VIII co
tpue IN us lnexphcable refusal 70 Decon
an active and leading member thereof
There is q demand for men eqnPp'
with a better understanding Of polluc
matters. editoriaIly declares the Nor
me News. Wonder # II was melted
this sage and trite conclusion by reylt
of some Of the weird deliverapces OF X
publican speakers II Delaware throuR
out the recent campaign