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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15

adevalul trist: fatal d-talc este III
client al instltutului nostru. = ri.
Sc doctorul Sacar Ell gravitate.
- Spune-mi dar acuma, il ruga
Maria, = spuneml tot &c stii in a
ccasta privinta, ca-mi frica sd III
lnnebunesc 81 cu...
= Mai vorbit de naufragiul in
care fatal d-tale STAR fl pierdut
yiata, - incepu doctorul sd istori-
rcasca. - Eu fnsa cuhostcant. nt-
timplarea maj bine declt d-ta. Ma
ma d-tale a vrut sa te crute sa nu
afli ca soarta tatalui d-taIe d fVt
81 mai tr!st5 de cit daca ar Fl mu-
rlt... \ rezistat 81 q, casi pilotnl,
= totusi mai putin fericit, caci da-
cd M si-a pierdlit viata, STA pier
dut mintile. II muncea apoi gindul
ca a lasat acasa nevasta tinara 81
frumoasa, 81 firea lui cam geloasa
La aruncat in alte inchipuiri. A
ramas ell ideea fixa cd nevasta-sa
s "a maritat cu altul 81 ca d-ta esti
flea acelllia, lar nu a lui -.
Maria respira adinc. casi cind o
mare greutate j S ar fl luat de pe
piept. %, mama. ~ sopt inn
preunind minile 81 ridicind ocilii
sprc Ger.
Apoi intorcindu-sc sprc medic, "a
daoga:
Mama primea uneori nistc
scrisori. earl 0 nclinisteau 81 dupa
earl intotdoauna facca oarecari c;
latorii =.
= Stii, poato, de unde vcncau
scrisoriilc?
Da, Maria retinuse numelc loca-
litatii, de pc timbrul postei.
- f. lOcalitatea cca mai apropia-
I'll de sanatoriul nostru, esplica doc
torul scrisorile nu crau decit
rapoarte despre starea bolnavului
DIN nenOroclre, MI pnteau Sd a.
nunte nimica bun. Daca mama d-ta
lie facea din end in cind cite ur
mic drum, era ca sd cantc sd vazi
daca nu sc anunta vr'o indreptart
| in starea nenOrOcitului :. Oar nu
Clnd 0 vedea, cadea in turbare, -
asa ca 81 pentru aceasta trebllia S;
fie tinut sub privighere, in institut
= Cum 1nsa Sc esplica vizita a
ceasta, pc care mia facut-o acuma
= Noaptea trecuta s'a intimpla
III foe in sanatOriu, esplica doc
Itorul; - 81 in zapazeala general
fatal d-talc reusit sd fuga. Dup
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DoctoruI de nebuni.
(Coatiau0rc de pc peg. J..

fC0aftaHdre de pc peg. 81
Capitanul 1nsa Sc fcri sa atinga
NINA doctorului.
Facu Ell ochiul pictoresci 81 Sc a
propia dc ca sop1indll-i repede la
ureche:
- Caut; de departeaza pc .acest
ON cit ma in graba de aici, eli bi-
nisorul + nn nebun. 81 omnl della
usa lm paznic carc-l lnsotestc.
Mimic na mai aproape de ere
dulilatca omeneaSca. deceit lucrul
de necrezut. Deodata Sc reflcu in
mintca pictoresci toata intimpla-
rea cu accidental de drum de fier
lomotiune cerebrala. -. friguri..
Pc urma vindecare aparentA, dar
o ramasita de nebunie. -. Toate "a
testea erau foarte Appropriate de pu
tinta de adcvar. . Cine site = o
ameteala coprinse.
Era 0 lovitura care ycnea dupa
alta. Ca Sc inselase in privnta ma
mel sale pc care CREASE, cum spu-
nea, sfinta, era amar pentru dim
.a. dar totusi .nu fatal sdrobitOr:
;nsa ca omul in care vazuse La I'M
moment intrupate tot viitorul 81
tOata fericirea eli, sd fic TN nebun.
Aceasta era ceva CO noryii ci moor
dat nu puteau sa mai suportc. Ca
zu lesinata.
Cind SO trezi, primal privirc ca
zu asupra doctorului Sacar, care o
1hgrijca. Gemu greu. aducindu-si
am;nte. +. Prima Intrehare carc-i
vcni. cu frica pc bnze, flu:
= Inde c capitannl? /?
- A plecat, raspunse doctornl.
- ST omul care a VENT cu d-ta I?
+ tot acolo afara
Doctorlll Sacar Sc duse Ia usa 81
dcschise. MI era nimeni indara-
tul Ell.
- Cine era acol om 81 de &c era
mereu pc linga d-ta? intrcba Ma
ria nit1ndu-se fix in ochii doctolu-
Tui.
e panic 1ntr'un sanatoriu
de alienati, unde ell sunt medic pri-
mar de vr'o jumatate de an, = ras.
punse dOctorul.
- Va sa zica esti medic de allie.
matt. Oar Gle unde cunosti pc ca
pitanul Mill?
-Vad ca nu mai pot sa-ti ascund
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c O N Y OC 4 r T..

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Rominia Noui" din Cam
bridge, O., convoaca pc toti memb-
rii Ell din loc a lua partc la sedin-
ia lunara ce Sc va tinea in ziua de
Is Lulie 1920 la orele l.30 p. m. La
locuinta D-lui George Moloiu din
10 Harris Ave.
La ordinea zilei sunt mai multe
chestii de rczolvat in favorul So
cietatei.
Sper1nd ca toti membrii vor lua
parte la adunare, va salutam cu
,dragoste frateasca.
PrezidiMl.
| (62-63) 7
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, a Ina parte la pctrecerea care Sc va
ola Dumineca, Is Iulie a. C. in hala
societatci din loc. Tot odata invi-
tam onor. societati din st. Louis,
Mo-, care sta numai o palma de loc
de moi, caci s;l ia in vedere 81 din
sele sd ne dea un concnrs cit de
frumos ca sa urmarim 81 sa contri-
buim asemenca 81 moi cind vor da
dinselc asemenea petreceri.
Deci fratilor avind in vcdere
scopul pc care il urmarim, ar Fl de
datorinta fie carui Romin cu STINT
romincsc ca Sa ia parte la aceasta
petrcccre, caci pc linga putina dis
tractie care vom avea-O pc Ziua sns
numita, vom face 81 o cunostinta
mai priolnica 1ntre moi, 81 cu tot
dragul vom spesa un dollar sau dol
caci numai pentru societatea noas-
ira care este curat romineasca, 81
de care cu totii sa finn Gu atragere
caei sa he aducem aminte ca null
ii an fost scutiti numai prin socie-
tate, bencficiuri an fost destule nu-
mai saptaminale, caMlri mortale la
Uniune inca au fost 81 lean supor-
| tat 81 le vom suporta 81 de aci in
ainte.
Rugam pc fratii mcmbri ca Sc al
ba in vedere sa nu lipseasca nici
unul de la aceasta petrccere, 81 fie
care sa fie la locul lui, de oare &C
petreccri multe n 'au fost la socic-
! tatca noastrd, 81 poate ca nici M
vor mai Fl, de oarc CO muzica n "a
vcm fntotdeauna 81 end 0 capatam
o platim cu bani grci, insa imprc-
inrarile earl nc-au cuprins sunt
a noastrc 81 moi trebue si le supor-
tam, moi 81 lar moi, membrii, carl
nici odata nu nc-am indoit ca sa
nu contribuim la toate greutatilc
earl ne-au picat pc umcrii nostri,
ci am stat intotdcalma la loc 81 la
chemarea noastra.
Dcci avem increderea 81 de aici
'nainte ca yeti Fl membri devotati.
81 scopul acestei petreccri este ca
sa mai cconomisim c1ti-va banuti
pc linga eel mai avem 81 sd putem
plati suma &c mai avem la Uniune
i restul il vom 1ntrebuinta la re-
paratia salei.
In speranta ca vom Fl bine intc-
! lesi va asteptam GU dragoste fra
yeasca.
Pretul de intrare va Fl pentru
membrii 81 membre $1.O0 din care
Sc va da de 25c chipsuri. Streinii: ::
Domnii soc 81 Damele 35c.
1nceputul la orele 2 p. m. 81 va
dura pima la orele IL din noapte.
Muzica lui Alexandra Sandu din
loc va distra onor. public cu cele
mai frumoase arii de dams 81 cintc-
ce rationale.
Am ramas in asteptare, va salnt
pc toti in nnnele Societatei.
F. Vichente Popa, presedinte.
! (61-62)
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Societatea rom1na de ajlltor 81
cultura ,,Nicolae Filipescu" din
Madison, ILL.,, invita- GU dragoste
pc toti fratii Romini din loc 81 jur
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SPRE DEM0eRAIA
ECONOMICAL.
GET Dol FACTORI: SINDI-
CALIsMUL 81 CoopERATIA

Congresul cooperatiei orasenesti
tinut zilele trecute in Capitala me-
a adus pentru un moment fnaintea
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Vpd d G la
I m
lfn r CT fer n Europa II
aca"t n 9 dsp j p v pen t m ~
mvHo ndunaG cc~acde la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15

Ori daca trimiti fondul Gu care esti in le-
gatura zece mil de mile departare orr in
locuri mai Appropriate SATISFAC!IA DIV.
ru servciul stren depanda foarte mutt de
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
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GARDEN WORK

Do you find that your back creaks
and your legs wobble when you WELD
the spade and the hote after years Of
work in an Office, Mr.. Middle Aged
Man?
II sO,s do not necessarily feel that you
are a candidate for membership in the
Old Folks society. You have probably
noticed that in any form of exercise to
which YOU are accustomed you can do
just as much as you ever could. If you
have always walked five or ten miles d
day ,syOu can do it still. & IS al
But II the hoe and the spade bother
You it sis because you have allowed the
hoe and sspade muscles to get rusty as
you sat in your padded chair. II you
allow this condition to continue, you
will become an old man -prematurely
But Il you get out in the garden daily
for a moderate. effort you will find the
amount you can do, will gradually in,
crease. 1t Will prolong your. life, en-.
large your lungs, give you better sleep
and increase your working ability in
your calling.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

part Of town.
Mrs. d. V. Moore entertained at one
clock luncheon at her home Wednes
day in honor of Mrs j.. X. Moore, OF
Omaha, and Mrs. Leo Cover, of Cleve.
land, O. After luncheon al couple of
hours We're enjoyed IN playing bridge
Covers were laid for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nurse were up from
Omaha and spent the week end with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. wager, of Woodbine,
visited relatives on the Willo'w last Sun.
day.
j.. johnson of Pisgah!, was over and
visited Sunday with old friends and
neighbors.
Miss Lena Nelson entert aimed the H.
II. club at her home one evening last
week. The routine of the program was
varied q bit and a fine til ne was enjoy.
ed. The club will be en- tertained next
by Mrs. Lucy Conrad. Shtf
Word was received tina Miss Myrtle
Hall, of Omaha daught ers Of Mr.. sanG
Mrs. Geo. Hall, formerly of here, was
Ill, but at last reports her friends are
glad to know she is i'm proving.
D. G. Cunningham h IS been in Oma.
,ha the past few days. ,s
IL The c.. c. c.. of tt e CONGREGATIONAL
church met at the hpi ne of MRS. Aman
da Edwards last we,sl and was well at
tended. The hostesss served about thir-
h
Il. WA. Chauncy ut for Detroit Sun.
day morning to ma Ike the trip through
with another Buick from the factory.
The Remington Engineering COM
pany of Omaha have beer, busy in town
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
PROFESSIONAL SPIRIT

To accomplish the advance of the
newspaper press, newspaper men must
have certain professional standards
They must render what may be called
a standardized service, giving their ter
4ritory a complete news report, an intel
ligent discussion of public affairs. and
effective advocacy of all progressive
movements. a
After they manifest their ability to
give this service they may well unite
in asking degree Of support enabling
the press to accomplish for the com.
munity everything that high standard
newspaper work can do.
Newspaper men will never go on
strike, any more than teachers, doctors
unite on, q general policy, just as the
dOctorsss in most towns agree on a fair
schedule of prices. The newspaper men
ought to agree on what constitutes a
fair rate for advertising and subscrip-
tons, for various types of papers and
various circulations "A
In making such rates it should be
considered that newspaper work as a
whole has not been Properly financed
in the past, and that the majority OF
publishers have made calculations on
radically wrong figures or no figures at
all. The cost of producing newspa-
per should be. based on the cost of pro
ducint La sheet that is excellent from
the mechanical standpoint, which shall
give publishers and editors rewards
equal ITO those in caliings requiring
equal ability, and which will command
the wcEk of bright and brainy people,
makingHit SO attractive to them that
they will remain permanently in the
business,
i Newspapers that do not maintain
three klfnS Shn1rl6 No 1<, 1<,1 nc,
giving the community any advantage
by their cut prices. The community
shotild consider that they so lower the
standards Of newspaper excellence that
the community suffers by their compe.
titiOn. n h n
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Mrs. Frank Helm spent one day last
week. in Charter Oak. These people
are prominent farmers of northwest of
| town. .{t} IS n si
Mr.. Crandall was a business caller in
Harlan one day last week. ~ S. s;t
! Rev. Burleigh performed a marriage
ceremony in Arion last week, uniting
Miss Mildred PETER and Ira Lee. Mr..
Lee is an ex-service man and the young
| couple will make their home In AriOn.
The party Of Buick drivers who left
last weeksf Detroit to drive news cars
home for the Chauncy garage arrived
Friday. 4 Some of the Soldier men ar
rived late Thursday evening. nong
those from here were Dr. lngerson, y.
g. CadWeH, John bowman, Lave ho y,
US, ~ LAWS, rus tE,o Max
I'll r. IL n'Snthsr artu "e exnacts 70 Leave
- 49, ~. 49,, I,a S,,,aunoy "a !
; ~, th !, ,axt c,nw \ = Thay are making
these trips owing to the Inability to get
cars 10 ship the autos in. ne sS
j. H. Killion, OF Dow city, was here
and visited his son last week. His son
and bride moved last week 70 the iarlnl
pe,Gnelng 70 a. VI soua9 y ~, Nat
i. ~ - -, 1890 Az ~
WAS WAS ~ loWi iass W. ~ ~ *. Sid fr;ands
~. UT sIyen ~ VI x ,,;s;ti,,.,
from Cleveland. @. III az sS, 4 n
(,hariesS Mcintosh. who has been in
an Omaha hospital for some 1 time, is
exnected home soon. &. Z s. q ~. a n
Rev, Rrainard was In Omaha several
davs the mast week. Mr.. Brainard, Sir.
il in verv moor health and they are Sc.
r =, consideritie purchasing proper.
tv here and moveing so az Is be near
the;r SIN and family !. ". a 4 q -
Miss Honn was in Portsmouth last
week for . short time. n ~ i,5 81
The wedding OF Miss Edith Kline and
Frank Benson occurred al ,Denison one
dav the mast week ~ N
- ~ S,,;,, - .,o,,,, ,orrri, ard
y. ffarve FerIin caA,s ,.., IL s;...a Mrs
spsn. the WEEK ; Emu WIZ ns ss
5e'eorgla' L as cl,ll1
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaupp and friends
drove to Dow City and spent sunday.
A. N. Jordan and family spent sun:
day in Denison.
Miss Claire Carmichael came up from
Omaha to spend Sunday at the parent.
al home. .5 n .54
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
CARE OF TYPE

Type metal is made of soft material
and it is easy to smash it out of shape
by too much pressure in the press. It
would make an old time printers hair
stand on end to see how type is handled
in many Offices. The old time Office
kept a force Of hands" for years, and
they We're Thoroughly trained. Today
with printers rowing around and many
green apprentices good type is constant
" being rendered unfit for service.
Many print shops spent enough mon
ey forstype but injure it irreparably af.
ter a short time. The fine lines are cas-.
lily broken Of. squeezed out Of sposit ton.
Then printed matter shows the gaps II,
the broken lines and little pockets form
where ink collects. 3 &. NJ
81 The Review print shop would rather
junk IA font of type any day than use
worn and broken. stuff to set up job
with. w, look after our, type and when
it shows veal, 1T goes. Sc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Get small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take n
tablespoonful Of the tea, put a cup Of
boiling water upon it, pour through q
sieve and drink q teacnp full at any
time during the day or before retiring:
It is the most effective way to break d
cold and cure grip, as it opens the
pores of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a
cold from the system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
q cold or the, grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
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d.
the past week surveying for the pro
posed paving and new water mains. y
The seniors of ST. PatriclS's school
spent a half day in DIR. Slattery's office
last week Inspecting the work Of the
X-ray machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. tThos. Lehan motored
to Vail Sunday, taking as their guests
the sisters of the parochinl school, go.
ing early and attending mass in Vail.
A large number from here attended
the o. E. S. meeting in Dow City Sat.
urday afternoon, when a lodge was in,
stitnted there. The state officer, Mrs.
Killpack, was there from Council Bluffs
and also several others from there and
from Logan, Woodbine and Denison.
"a bounteous lunch was served to the
visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. J G Zen and Mrs. Bar.
srett motored to Or 4, one day the past
week. sa. * sst5s.
Miss Gladys Crawford was in DEM
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
RUB BAGkAcHE AND
lUMBAG0 RIGHT out
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
q small bottle Of old honest
st. Jacobs Liniment

When your back is sore and lame or
luIhbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a
80 cent bottle of old, honest st.
Jacobs Liniment" At any drug store,
pour q little in your hand and rub it
right into the pain or ache, and by the
time you count fifty, the soreness and
lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. II takes thaache and pain right
out of your back and ends the misery.
It is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin. s.
Nothing else stops lumbago,. sciatica
and lame back misery 50 promptly!
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
'PE'RO '' ''l'1[ 8, l i 7 Eel

With the approached warm weather
the United States department Of agri.
, culture has issued a bulletin urging
farmers to produce iRfertile eggs. The
government pamphlet points out that
eggs Of this character are worth more
!, money and adds number of other in.
gstructi0ns for Increased production and
less spoilage. 1t follows:
To egg producers:
Do, you know that your eggs will
be worth more money IL YOU
-. Produce infertile eggs by remov.
4 ing the ROSTERS from the flock in the
summer time?
Provide clean nests and keep
eggs clean?
"3 Do not wash eggs?
-. Gather eggs twice daily during
the summer, to prevent them from be-
ing heated by the hen?
5. 4 Keep them in cool, dry place,
away from fies?
rs, Market them at least twice each
weele? ss -
is'7 Insist that they be bought on a
quality graded basis3'
Egg values show but little change,
except that eggs indicating the. effect
J OF warm weather are Disseminated
against tn the larger markets and sell
at some discount. 1t Is important that
eggs be gathered and marketed fire.
Quently.
The movement Of live poultry from
'3thes farmers is increasing although mar
kets are still short Of current require
ments and prices are well sustained
s Many communities are now prepar.
ing for the yearly Swat the Rooster
Week, which has now become an an
nua& event in most states. 1t should be
remembered that ROSTERS are not nee
.essary for egg production and that the
production of infertile eggs during the,
summer months adds to the keeping
qualities and results In better prices.
Receipts of cream show some increase:
during the week, due to better pastur.
age. This has resulted in lower values
on butter in the principal markets of
the country. Conditions seem to indi.l
cate somewhat lower prices as produc-
ton increases.
GRADUATES ATTENTION.-You
will find complete line of engraved
and printed calling card samples at the
Review office, moderately priced Both
plain and panneled cards and latest
type designs. 17-3t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

son last week.
ter were in Denison one day last week.
Jess McCord was in Denison one day
the past week.
Mrs. Wacker was in Denison one day
last week. us
A number Of flowers We're in evidence
Sunday as a reminder that it was
mothers day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stolz. and family visited
at TennatS last week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Cedar Rapids Gazette: When every
thing is summed up, there is only one
argument against the bonus bill. And
that is incidental to the taxation neces-
sary to raise the necessary funds. II
the taxes can be levid. against those
who made big profits out of the. war,
then the only question is one Of max.
Ing the bonus large enough to compel
some Of the profiteers to disgorge.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

waterloo Times, Tribune: i the
treaty were passed before the Chicago
convention meets, johnson would be
pretty we'll eliminated. IL thess old
guard defeats him for the nomination,
he will not DO In position, with the
treaty out of the way ITO create much
trouble-while fif the treaty is q i've
lowing, will be- in position to make a
great deal OF trouble, One Way,t in,
fact, to put the Californian out Of CONF
mission would be to take the issue he
seems to be winning on out Of caacu1
lation. \, N 4 81 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Vinton Eagle: No matter which way
the San Francisco convention may
turn lin seeking "a nominee, 1t Is dead
certain to bark its shins stumbling
over Mr.. Bryn in its search for q can
ididate., III syat ss Il n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
DEMOCRATS PLAN
NIGHT SESSIONS
Committee Will Dispose Of
Contests Over Delegates
From Georgia.
= A.sn--aI.I - :

bF Assoc lated lFee-r
SAN FRANCISCO. June IA
night session may follow the first
day OF the democratic national con-
renuon. next Monday. according 20
Homer $. Cummings chairman Of
the democratic national committee.
announced Monday.
before that time the committee
Will have disposed OF the prospec-
tive contests over the seating OF
L.. :. Sen. James A Reed Of The
afth (Kansas city district OF Mis-
souri, and the contest over the seat
ing of the 48 delegates from
Georgia
Among the delegates here. T.. =
sen Walsh. OF Montana was being
mentioned as permanent chairman n
0f the convention. a position in con
necti0n with the name OF Bainbridgs
Colby, secretary OF state. has been
frequently heard.
There is a possibility OF abandon
inC the requirement for two-thirds
majority in the convention 20 nom
mate a candidate and OF the unit
rule by which states battots ars
voted en-blOc Mr. Cummings sid
The two-thirds majority was an an
cIent party custom thar could %
overturned only By specific arflrma-
tive vote. The unit rule depends
upon the Instructions given each
state delegation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-22
SECRETARY COLBY
ENDORSES LEAGUE
Official Leaves for Democratic
Convention Following
Meet With Wilson.

WASHINGTON, June c1.-Bain-
bridge Colby. secretary Of state. on
leaving Washington Monday night
Tor the democratic national conven-
lion. where he will act as one of
I'res't wilson's spokesmen, declared
he favored endorsement by the con-
vention OF the League OF Nations
certainly without any reservations
that are nullifying.
Sec'y Colby. who will attend the
convention as a delegate from the
District OF Columbia and who has
been mentioned IN connection with
the permanent Chairmanship. held
"a lengthy conference with the presl-
dent during the cay.
II don't believe, said Mr.. Colby,
that the Versailles treaty with It's
League OF Nations covenant re-
uuires any interpretative reserva-
lions The document In other words
= 30 clear that interpretative reser-
vations can hardly be urged as nee
essary However. IL reservations or
paraphrases will clarity. there = no
objection 10 them, but reservations
which stultify the main purposes OF
the league ard negative the sub
stance OF the covenant are things
which no man solicitous about
Americas honor can take in his
reckoning"
The secretary Of state PREDICTED
the convention would meet IN a Sc
rious and amla bic temper 20 discuss
matters OF the highest moment"