The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20
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81 The American delegation seieeted
Basif Miles ms its / secretary,,o cohsid-
cred and approved the IpIiysicat ar
rangehents for the h conference, and
then took up the matter of publicity
for, atheb big meeting. The members
| explained TO THE anxious representa-
lLtivas Of the press that thisafs Il quesH
tion for the conference 10 determine,
but that they, ,wopld, place mo obstacle
!, IN The Way Of the fullest publicity. pos
ysible' consistent lJNvtth the, expedition
Of, the conferences business. Issw 3sGi
Fe Hundreds Of ldealsts have written
|stc. President, Harding, under, the, im7
preston that the conference rs lex.
peeted to accomplish the complete, dis
arlmainenttof theiwnfld ndnfaifeplyCt to-
one l9f Them che aeresilehtl has 1inbef-s
staken to dispel theshRsiona III 1.-THE
snvs,I as he Has dsaid Before, tbato II:
Fis !efroheous even to Suggest that zee
.e6,pfere lsf can g9as9o3dgi qsTtpAat-
I teh1pt universal disarmament and
/ that If westin get arEeAsqpa bic Hind
| Jtation we shall think that great things
Ebaye, beenwaceompishede Continuing
shs says:1m Dns 'Th ,sjns1sq sId 10
besBy 'rsasenable ; llmita4op l. mean can
sofhethlHg practicable TINT there isa AZ!
T Chance to accomplish, rather than an
Heal tliat1there would besno cflsince TO
realize. HoIse necessary Ito fdeap with
thhctualities;;y to- do the best possible.
I3tniyersai 9dlsdrmainenfA would Sc BE.
.yend hope of srealizat ton; !, even It's de-
I Stability at this t5iimeI might we'll be
{ questioned. Thousands of years Of his
tory recording the wars and -eonToE
luversies of m9pkindvsugg est that shu-,
man onature would require voiutionI
airy REORGANIZATION .toilnaRe UNIVERSAL
-disarmainentq Sossibfe. Atcohsidefati6n
Of thu present state Of the world must,
/ think, enforce the c6ncl1si8n that
this not 4 ! hopeful Tine 70 ubbfaeertske
that kind Of reyRbiAattit9pT ,reaopa Tq
undertake 2the stmRassihle fnaRil IN fau1
ftn4eM LEAVE bstatety0nseSIthni
euryfifst. The attitudes af, the snayfonss
owarra hes uednadehceI fhatv%e wAibHSt
fltg bdto rather tRfitmGStibstaRtaJ q re-
suits will be aceopPitsfeI ,9aldatafad
ITO lessen the 7aypiqp3ifept JbenrdeM and 10,
treduce dhefdlapger qGsarpledde ctsl-
Fo1d I'D biTd2dR- soifiO I99nsse9
ap9 b9qRdg ,nildmuQ bns dssupg q
|. One ofhAmeriea SAN gst IA stateIstate esq
men and lawmakers, Philandeds aGhas6
Knox, abedi suddenly ifefhis9 Nome M
Washington last q W4eih esjiay 81" "A 3 natn
,torney general, ,secretary, Of state and
senator. fFeln PenhSglvaniag and for
many years as one Of sthe tleaders fef)
the Repphi icaiupartyas Mr. 3 Nm oxn won
high Considerations and Game. Heowas
al eandisiated for otlie Republican nom
| nation for the presidency. in 1903, and
lin recent years was especially pf6mjrT
snent as, an answering opponent OF
The Versailles treaty and thel author
I of the resolution DECLARING the state
of war with Germany and Austria at
an end bnWhenD tie was attorney gen.;
eral. under President Roosevelt lie ,tiir
rected the suit thht smashed the.
Northen Securities railway, merger;
as secretary of state In PRESIDENT
Taft's cabinet. he did imuch to extend
L.
developing the principle of e,dollar al
| plomacy's especially In the Par East
MrD Knox often aroused the antago-
nism Of others bt his downright poll
cies, but his unadulterated Americans
ism was meyer s1questi oneds and Msd
! services TO his country were numer-
I9ous andnimboFtantM ,tnRyib1uj2 be1I
It was expeefda. ID aSySashfffgton thu
'fhe, death % Senator Knox would re-
sGlt IN brief delay in bringing gtlIe
kpeace treatlesntQ ~ anH yote Dinsii the
senate, .s1M bns m bnR s1uogI "a
L aog ,yRbnoM-.ZAL-T sI lof 1fai IL
I "a hBl9d9H Dit bn9tts iliw yehf
IN response to many deffsh lfds 9fI.opl
an, oventlfse iiointupetiie bodsei4sg@
capplittee has been .conductlngyfift1
.ilminarS hearqtfgs ~. dftepfqi ne @tlatHg'
bsss or a.
lIsi1nal Investigation Of fhe Ku, Idn4
lsKizn. ,EltEqp .aRp9stal4 i1IeetpEotl
! tnesW interesUpa1io foru,atlDn GfssR plig
tftained. observation-disclosures nuos}b err
sap lsebuitveeufi SsfgDOs faRaeq 2sidOd.c
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sthlpg TO substantlate certain charges.
eb 6rfpa1msEte aggihst sh& 5Ssffherl
could hesfnd tIntsftUba1 bU1dribhrelf
IoaEW money for charitable purfSalesp
hbfar SAID Tynaserial sWizardrne
bhsd a kaiarb ncf 81 Ie0D ~ vhNacyf AfaAy.
tdther witnesses told whatstHey skne eve
1 or thought they knew. against the