Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-18
WILL Mr.. HARDING
HAVE HIS LODGE,
AS Mr.. Will SON DID?
Continued from rage /.

Continued from rage 1.
many ways IN which opposing groups
may Illustrate every honest effort TO
~ h'ins - matter to final vote. And il
. /" That delay which causes pubic re- |
action rnd public Indifference 10 set |
IN Once tina, is done. once there Is |
y" universal demand FOR prompt
scs'on, and your treaty is I'm danger
Fct There are always some brethren
~No for rcashns private may desire ~ /
"rr"se that which the pre.ident 60
r"us"s--and the President Will fub, !
y" The last ditch for the Hughes hr,i,-
'hhh' lie r. godfather 90 a. Tina, on
PEARS To be- the only kinshp tina, bs |
'Hn 'him 80 The prcrent moment and
h''hars he should be thsnkfu, that
Ne has az least that relation
y "nt f diplomats are un-wlllinc % |
/ say some things In public ,h.-,.on-
les'nte,ivcs of foreign newspapers az.
h'' 80 hashful. For Instance. co,o,e,
'our, Ropington, the London T,,,es
famous war critic. the author Of ,n.,
.sns'ic volume. "rhc First wo,IS
Nsr, who IN reporting the conf.rorc,,
'l the London Daily Tcleeronh has
N"iced his views 80 that an ,,,a,. -
N"n may take Col Repinrton,s ,,.o,.a..
- hoing an unofficial Rrl,ish -.
ne having no significance ,vbatso-
sNcr' Just az you choose yo,, -.
hlsn remember that amorg p,,,saS.
journalists he IL nlckna,,os ,..s" a,,.N.
ssndta," because so map, :, "a.
A.t. ' went wrong in the
'ol Rcplnrton speaks.
u''v "a what he has said ON This
matter q day ago, ''''s
was Great Rritain's profo,,,a
nu' mistaken belief that the con,.,,a,',
.'he League uf Nations. nt,acha,
nu,ssoiuhly 90 the Treaty az -
s' az the desire of vour ,a..
'slu'hi' would receive tho inaorsa
".t or the American Covern,,.,,.
hd'r vour constltu,io, hr,.."'
'''" " always the pnSsihili,,, r., ~
49, 80 ui YOUR President ana acc,.,',,,', 80
h,"haur representatives In ~, -.
a, '"'hal snthorlnL uaN be r,nr6ia,I.,
~ Nour senate "''''Ou
90 "'io VIII bo clearly in tho mil, A..
'r"' britain's delegates ,o ~
ih .l"h 'onfcrcncc the rctoctio,,
w american Scnatr ct tho Trcat
''r'aiilos and the League of ",
49,. !, ,,, y true the League is accomp,is,
s'il'' nut % IL the only intcrra
A '-N"NlRtion in existence desie,.
t,.',, '''ht var. and d is unlillcl,
49,. ''''uin would be- willing "a al.,-
a,',. win now organisation until
,i., p"siiive assurances -
'han those uf tho Ieaepc 30
lhus smaks col. Roplnrto,
- VIZ. brisbane Arrives.
lht most significant iournsi,s,
went which has occurred since NJ.
iuhh,s brought the millennium in sieb,
W, me arrival IA this city of Nr
tnN' Htieharc. tho right.ha man ~
Nhllhm handoiph Hearst, and A soos
wv Nnh 90 the brains of the Hears,
nv faliun' Mr.. Brisbane transfer
~ NE headquarters TO Washing,or
,hhi ne could do as so many otber
l"lt are doing, set closeup view
lhe conference. Mr. Brisbane ,.cs
NivNN muusht oui chat trenchant non
~ HE dipped it la vitrolic inl s,d
Hsiu few things ON the front ns,,o
:" tho Washington Times which ma,
r'iNe hs straWs to indicate wbeth..
ihe winds oi political opposition in
Ameri'a may eventually hlow upon
hn results uf the Conference.
" was not 30 much what Afr. Erls-
hahe saws a. the meaning behind his
Mwdt, which Indicates that anotb,r
battalion uf death" nay he recruited
ana uunt lurgct that Mr. Brisbane
shtpcrtcd Senator Hiram johnson of
'hhfotnin in HE late fight To secure
we Republican nomination for the
lipthonoN My readers viii rccollect
thht senator johnson was an out-and-
oui blitcr-cndor against any "foreier,
hlliancca" just NJ tho Hearst out0i
NaH " was a question whether the
Snntot took his views from the Rris-
iNnc editorials. or Mr. brisbane fol-
lowed Nv. iohnson's ideas. hav,
nay private opinion. and so have m,
fNndeTs.
iiere IL a very brief por lon OF Mr.
trlshanc's two-column front-pag,
editorial printed under his signature
snd published within walking dis.
q ianrc ~ The Conference headquarters
M,. brisbane speaks.
we have to keep ourselves safo
Hnd keep our government white II il
tn ha hoped that Ar Hughes read yes
tefdhf lh Washington dispatch from
ihlilmnfr telling how the magnificent
oyfioi. hcdH in Chesapeake BAY arc IN
uHnFfr uf utter destruction bv
. nnHsrH The ntter inferior shcu
fsh. nuthreud lhe oyster. settle down
on thDm smother thom. keep them
fion spawning oyster production in
thusapenke bay Ia cut down nine
'fnihf Those poor oysters couldn't
halp themselves. mo- way 20 keep ou'
che nusHelF
"iht uvsier population Of The United
o. s's'~s can keep oui the mussel popu.
iSuun OF Asia. ln lust one way,
saslnr You cant come ln and nav.
ius physical force Go buck % an
"fhs whole world has been dis.
organised aud foof,anized. Japan rise,
- ihs rulina star in Asia and shine.
a. one o. The three brightest here In
America, where We think wo are set
'l.ug world eifairs
And while wo humbly recognize
Jnpans power and rights welcome hel
with ,kst Chinese booty. we see in
dntreuus hall of Europes whit.
population, Russia and Germany. re-
~ durrd tu srnnomc slavery. naancla
bankruptcy, governmental chaos. ",
elHhi iu worry moro about hoipini
ths white men on EUROPE caster
huuuiaflus less about pla' 'at,ng Japan