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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18

Mt. Vernon won It's sixth straight
In the second half OF the City League
by defeating Brownson, 2e-22.
This Victory gives the Checkers" a
good lead In tho Walsh circuit. The
Logan crew looks good to capture the
final half, but they will m9et With
sterner opposition In tho finaf~stages,
Az they meet Parkslde and st. Mary's
on foreign f'oors. Both OF these
teams will make Il hard going for the
Mt. Vernon crew on their own floor.
TONY" Biddle again led tho team In
scoring, with six field and three fouls
for total OF Is points. Bob Kavs-
naush and Bum" Toomey also play
ed well for tho winners.
Joe 1ianey. the old reliable ied the
Brownson crew In scoring. three field
and two fouls being the extent OF
Joe's scoring. Gerald Dousherty
played his usual star guarding game
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
SALE SIANUM MOVES INTO THIRD PLACE

The Saleslanum
third place in tho Catholic High
Nllsnova Prep night
locals who rolled a 4o23
by
which had
The that position th
Wilmington AVE. who have
this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
DELAWARE QUINTET TO
PLAY NEW YORK ~A9GlES"

Newark. Feb. 1S.--Delaware
plays New York Aggies basket
ball In the local cage tonight,
IN. game starting AT 7. This Is
the firHt time that Delaware has
ever met the New York Ageles
In basketball. although the two
colleges met IN football last fall
Next Tuesday night Muhlcnburg
VIII play basketball here. After
this game there viii remain but
one more home game on the
schedule. which VIII be with
Buo&nell on March g. Delaware
viii close the season by playing
Princeton st Princeton on
March I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
High Cost OF HI.

When New York city has paid Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson his s25,ooo for
legal services people there need not be
accused OF undue familiarity II they
refer to him as High" Johnson. even
Il his regular faniIiars use the same
ression.--Hartford Courant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Youns Defiance to Play Kittens.

TIE Young Defiance team win meet
IN. ~. Mary's Kittens tonight In a
preliminary to the seventh Ward-St
MarH's city League game nj ST. Jo-
scphs Hail .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
KID LEWIS KNOCKS
OUT TOM GUNNER

Brighton. Eng. Feb. 1s.--Ted (kid)
Lewis. British welterweight boxer,
knocked out Tom GUNNER. the Brit
ish middleweight. In the first round
Icf their bout here last night. As Gum
mer was overweight no question of
championship was involved.
Georges Carpenter, European
heavyweight champion. was present at
the match, and afterward it was def
nitely stated that he would meet
Lewis in bout, probably in April.
Lewis holds the welterwelght. mid
dleweight and light heavyweight
championships of England. He for
merly held the worlds welterweight
championship. having lost that title
TO Jack Britton in America before
invading England.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18

Want driver? Telephone ciassl-
fed ed.-Call 1900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
SIXTH STRAIGHT
FOR MT. VERNON FIVE
"Creeksrs" Have Good Lead In
Walsh Circuit and Expect
to Win Flag.
CITY LEAGUE.
Last Nights Results.
Mt. Vernon, 20: Brownson, %.
CITY LEAGUE.
Last Nights Results.
Mt. Vernon, 20; Brownson. %.
standing.

ToniEht's Schedule.
Seventh Ward vs.. st. Mary's, a
st. Joseph's Hall Referee--Bogss
Game starts at s.1b.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
MI. Vernon.

Referee--Maxwell. Timer--1lussell
Scorer--Spire. Fouls committed: Mt
Vernon, 20: Brownson, II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18

Big Snap" at Burdan Dealers. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18

Classified ais cell used cars.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Salesianum.
Nillanoya Prep.
Goals

Referee-Ross. Central Board.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-02
FREE PRIZE
A 5000
PHONOGRAPH
RULES GOVERNING CONTEST


$50 votes on every SOC purchase;
100 vetes on every $1.00 purchase.
2. 10 votes for every dollar paid
on account. i.
8. 5000 extra votes for largest sale
each day.
4. Extra votes on broken lines of
merchandise.
5. All votes must be put in ballot
box on date Of purchase.
6. Standing of contestants will be
posted on bulletin board.
z. Relatives and employees of the
store are barred from the contest.
8. No soliciting Of votes permitted.
in the store. All soliciting OF votes
must be done outside the store.
8. Contestants withdrawing their
names can not transfer their votes to
any one. else.
10. At close Of contest disinterest-
ed committee win count votes and
award the Photograph to the sue
eessful contestant.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-02
Sale of Sales

everything be sold regardless The Ladies Shop
Hastings quitting and do this realize this
goods and will be sacrificed and slaughtered This will positively
greatest sacrifice good merchandise that had will
You all know the Hastings firm to be of the
and for she has stood at her and
Shock but her decision made and this sale
fde She invites all her customers and friends early that
selections and be better served Mr. Cook of the Haburgh
which the most reliable known here charge
Mrs Hastings has them full
will long remember.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-02
To My Customers and
Friends :.

l want to extend my
thanks to you all for your
generous patronage of the.
past, and now urge you TO-
come to this myinal sale. l.
am going to sell my stock
at such low prices that you
may not see again, and will
give away FREE a 5000
Photograph in addition to
this wonderful saving in
goods. So don't overlook
this part, but come to this
sale as it is in a class by
itself.
Yours to please,
Dora Hastings
The Jasper news., 1922-03-02
Closing Out, Quitting Business
The Contest ends
Saturday
March 25th
at 8 p. m.

or IL the entire Stock is
sold before that It will
- ~
close when stock is sold.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
Iiriscoc County Returns.
special 10 The News

SILVERTON. Aus i--lsturns FOR
the stat, officers have not hopp com.
Iil.d in tho recent election. bat those
f1r county officers have been reported
o. the Democratic cNecutiV" oEnmittce
Of Bri-coe County Following are tho
returns:
United states Senate -Oust'y. 1i5:
Nayfield. 81. Culbersou. a. Thomas.
l2G. Henry %; Ferguson. iG2.
Warner. III. Neff. ga:
King IS. Rogers, J63.
State senator-King. 1913: Blcdsoc.
$40.
DISQUALIFICATION. $50. Mathis.
80.
County Jutlr,--l,shar 3ji Wright
s32. I.awlcr. 2a9
Sheriff and Tax Collector Garrison.
81. Crawford. 3s4: Honca. 200.
County Trensuror-Dckeyson, $50.
Mrs Cloyd, 6ii,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
M00RE-P 0Sr0N ADDS
MILLINERY TO STORE

The Moore-Po~ton Company announce
the opening of a millinery department.
% connection with their store. Patrons
ct this popular department store will
welcome this announcement as 10 Will
fac.litat" their purchases in the future.
II is said by the management that Il Is
'h'ir intention a. make the millinery
.dcparim"nt worthy q the store in every
particular Espccim attention will BE-
given 20 hats FOR children and little
misses a showing ~ Tho authentic
STYLES Tor fan wear are already on Ills.
play ana shipments OF new hats are a.
irving rapidly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
Nash Motors Plan
Factory Addition

Enlargement u the sash -Four fac'
tory NJ Milwaukee 10 provide produo'
ton capacity that viii more nearly caro-
fof the d.mnud for thn product. -
manned bv ihr Naeh Motors Company.
Final arrangements fUr the addition
have boon made and contractors viii
,cgin operations Within tnu next icw
'ays.
4 now body and sheet metal plant
'0USiU0 feet aud three stories high viii
.ruyilc facilities tu make possihl" tho
reduction az tho Nash -Four almos, in
.ir entirety n the Milwaukee plnnt az
hc Npth Motors Company ~ pres
mt certain parts oi th" ear are made
the N,sh Sik nlaut at kcuOsha, Tho
new facilities win mean much 20 both
factories.
"Whil. The substantial addition 10
ur Milwaukee plant viii give Us in
creased production facilities said g.
". sash. president oi tue Nash Motors
Company. ~ will not relieve the pres
sur, much before early spring. say
his f. th. reason that building oper-
atoms and installation ct machinery al
yavs take considerable tine. We arc
ushing The work as rapidly as possible.
ut In Wow Ut the oVosuld condition ~
h. Nash -Four aud Ga. Increasing dc.
~nnd f,r this model { do not wish 10
De placed Boa the position ~ extending
alse hope - Increased production In
tho immediate future
'rho Milwaukee plant with Us pres
M facilities r building 1n excellent,
ar md vhil, production uf the Nash
-Four hfs been rletN increased In tho
igst -four months. we an. very careful
% safeguard %, yau, uf this product
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
WOMAN SHERIFF
IN ARKANSAS TAKES
CHARGE WITH SMILE
~ Associated Press

~ Associated Press
ARKANSAS CITY. Ark. Aug. IA
small woman with a smile on her lips
and laughter in her voice. walked into
the court house here today. took charg,
81 the sheriffs office aud assumed all
duties pertaining thereto, She was
Mrs. Willie Clara Murphy. the states
only woman sheriff. appointed by Gov
crnor Mclsae 10 succeed the late &. L.
Lacey as sheriff OF Dcsha County. for
the term which ends December 81, 1929
Standing five feet In shoes with heels
Of medium height and weighing about
120 pounds. Mrs. Murphy is the oppo-
site Of anything the imagination might
picture as county sheriff. She IL
comparatively young"
Tho sheriffs star CLEANS from her
belt. decorously placed 80 as to be- part.
~ hidden from view.
And guns? Well no indeed. won't
carry gun" said Mrs. Murphy Dcscha
County II rather u quiet section %
Arkansas. Mrs. Murphy said and she
could not recollect many arrests and
no exciting ones at all during her four
years Of service az deputy sheriff Ia
charge Of the office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
CITY POLICE MAKE 157
ARRESTS DURING JULY

Police 81 amarillo made ls1 arrests
curing July u.s. FAR the great "a number
we're spcoders Speeding hsss received
new Impetus since the cosnph ton ~
The paved roads leading from Amarillo
into the country. officers sy. TwclDs
men were arrested for drunkenness a I'd
u for gaming. Disturbing tho poa.co
came along third in the list Of vioia,iosis
Arrests on charges ~ vagtancy Aoro
lower than FOR many upnths
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
BOYS AND GIRLS IN
CLOSE RACE HERE

More than hale hundred promising
.ouug citizens arrived in Amarillo dur
NJ the month Of July by the "birb
cute" according 20 the records. II Is q
'lus- race between the sexes and the
Inal outcome will no, be known for a
'ow days ms all reports have no, reach
u IN" cts health officer, DIR. u NJ.
Walker To date there are % male and
. female hau,,, reported a pair OF boy
wins having put the stronger seX an
hu lead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
NEW HUPP AGENCY IS
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Tn. now Huprncbile agency owens a
Pa,zir prcprieiors opened FOR business
yesterday al los East leth Street. They
report th1t many Hupmobile owners
called during tho DIZZY and are wen
pleased with the outlook for business In
Amarillo. both members Of the firm hav-
lng Just recently come here. T. H.
owens sstlcSmanagcr Of the new firm
stated Tuesday that ho expected a
great number of lIupp owners to lake
advantage OF tho offer If free In.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
FLAMES STILL RAGE
AT MASTER CASSeR

Fhmcs are sim raging at the Master
Gass well IA Moore County which
caught on fire lnse week. Three dyna
rui,e charges merely served 90 convert
the fairly confined blaze into a crater
like furnace.
Flames arc now dnrting out Of lis.
s'fres in the ground for space of about
20 feet around thu hole. Il is said.
IL has been determined 20 fight thc
firc with boilers and Il Is believed al
least four win BE- required 20 end the
fir. Tho wen Is a 10 200 900 cubic foot
gasser.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
SPRAYS OF OIL
ARE COMING OUT
Of CARSON WELL

Sprays Of oil are now coming from
The Holmes. McIlroy and MCGEE or
Smith-Capcrs well In Carson County.
The drlllers are sthl about Is feet
from the point at which the e25 quarts
OF nitro glyccrine We're set OF. how.
ever. and Il may require another two
weeks TO complete the cleaning OF the
hole. one Of the owners said yesterday.
This man declared h. was confident the
second shooting would result In a bigger
well than the first shooting with $50
quarts Of glyccrinc several weeks ago.
The bridge II extraordinarily hard and
drilling In necessarily very slow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
Masonic Certificate
Examinations Will Be
Held Here Next Week

W IS Tate. member Of the comnstee
Of work OF thc Grand l.Odg. of Texas.
A y a \. NJ. viii arrive IN ANA fillo.
Monday. August :. to examine Fabian
de candidates for rcscwal 81 ccriif' suss
IN the unwrltlcn work Of the order, As
tho time az the sessions ~ the grand
Lodge boz December b. limited 10 was
decided lar year not 10 renew any cef-
tlficaies there and iftte,d gIonL
schools WIRE planned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
ERWIN FUNERAL HELD
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon az tine Central Presbyterian
church for Paul Erwin. son Of the Rev.
W. 4. Erwin. former pastor % the Pres
byterian church here. The Suung man
died hast Sunday ~ Corsicana. The
services were conducted BY Dr. X
Thomson pastor 81 the church. Burial
was In Llsn0 Cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
MRS. MILE J. BOYD
DIES AT HOME HERE

Mrs Millic J Boyd. -. did al her
homo 1906 East Sixth Street az 40
D. M. Tuesday. She leaves six sons.
william Earn and Iun Boyd OF law
on, Oklahoma, Tandy Boyd of Man
gnm. Okla. Russ Boyd OF Lone Wolf,
okla. and Earl BOYD Of ContIalia.
Washington and four daurhtcrs Mrs.
Beulah Coleman Of Portland, ore. Mrs.
Monte Riley of Altus. Okla. Mrs
Vida Flat Of Corlcll, Okla. and Mrs
Jennie Freeman ~ Amarillo
The body win d. iu charge " the
riggs Undertaking Company pending
arrival o. relatives after which definite
unoral arrangement viii b. announc
Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
Ayistm L. Killed.
By 4 ,0r ai.d Pres

SAN ANTONIO Texas, Aug -
First Lieutenant sam l.unt, -. was in.
.im,g killed az Kelly field today when
%, sirllau' iu which he was flying
crashed 10 feet o. the ground. Lunt
hpd just thrown the plane out Of tail
spin when the accident happened. In
.s survived hy his widow and mother.
residing AZ Alexandria. Va. lie was an
overseas veteran.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
CUT OFF WATER
WHEN PRESSURE
H|CH ASKS CHIEF

Request was inadc bate last night BY
Fir Chief Earl curry that people turn
n their hydrinis when the pressure
IS strong Tho strong water pressure is
needed to protect property. hc said. and
II people use III" water 10 hindcrs the
work a. thu lir, department
I'VE have noticed thlt many people
run on, and turn ON their hydranis 20
water their lawns when the pressure -
stionp said CHIEF curry III you are
prinking your lawn when IN pressure
'on.,- en- strong, wc ask yuu o. cut OF
the water a'iogcIhci 1t the fire de-
psrfment have II H. save property
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

TOPEkA Kans.. Aug l.-EctuIns
from eighty precincts out Oi 1885 IN
Kansas. 30 complete. give " L. Stubs
lead over W y. Morgan for the lie.
publican nomination fOr governor of
10. thc two caudidatcs apparently run.
ring neck and neck and leading IN, bal.
arc. OF tn f.cld ~ seven candidates by
800 A. 1890 y m. stubs had si,s,
Morgan 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
BREWING OUTFIT IS
SEIZED IN GlENW00D

shcrlffs officers yesterday morning
seizcd copper still and other brewing
apparatus In a vacant house In Glen
wood Indications pointed 20 recent
use OF the brewing outfit, but none OF
the brewers has yet been found,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
FARM LABOR CANDIDATE
IS LEADING IN OKLAHOMA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

wv A.Nll@b IlNCM fAAfE UNIV
Miss Alice Robertson, republican. second
OKLAHOMA congressional district. was
running strong en- enrN returns Miss
Robertson was leading her republican
opponent. Gu- finch. 10 o. o.. with
j. precincts out Of 25s counted u she
receives the nomination her opponent
In the November election VIII apparently
bc w W. Hastings democrat. who rep.
resented the district for SEVERAL terms
and was defeated hy Mia, Robertson ln
1890. Hastings lea ~ precincts he'd ~.
ctived ~, votes. while his drua,auc
opponents FOR The nomination. oscar
Stewart and John l.. Wynn. had &C..
civcd 40 anu 1888 votes respectively.
Miss Robertson has stated that sh.
was opposed because ah" refused tu az,
Ccpr diciation from women political or.
Eanlza tons a. 20 how To- vote IN con.
gross and alsO hcyauso sine opposed i
naiiUnss soldiers bonus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
SON IS BORN TO REV.
AND MRS. nJrHl. RrrRn

4 f,r s.s .tcan-i1 sorn 70 Kss. sas
MIS- hps rufherfcri IN Keniooty. az.
cerdins n rs~d Fsceiyed hero ~ friends
Atm uEh TN date wsa not announced
tn iffisrs rec~ivcd her.. u " understood
she go vas horn Mandiy. July q. Esv.
Jtpfhtrioni - Ias'or ~ The First Chr.s-
IA Ck1rrh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
isrly ksnsa, Returns.

TOPEKA. kans. Aug Seventy
precincts out Of total II 1886 in Kan
sss give fUr the Republican nomination
for governor: MOrEtn Sc. Stubbs 13J.
McNeal AZ. Knapp 1i5. Iambcrtson
325. Pcttigrcw - and Mowry 10.
Three precincts give for the Demo
cratic nomination for governor Davis
20. Martin H.. Hunt o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

sbccuon u their cars during the coming
week
IL was crrOnacOusly stated In an ar
iicle In Sundays Daily News that me
firm was 10 handle Oldsmobiie Cars
This wax typographical mistake.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
Refinery Burns.
NJ frsorisffa pe,sa

81 JOSEPH. Mo. Aug. l.--Firc to
night destroyed thc lard refinery OF the
Morris a 60 lacking plan, her' With "a
loe' estimated ~ Beo "co The firc
burned i.rc,ly for sn hour snd half
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Pacific Treaty and Supplement Which
Excludes Japan Homeland From7erms

UASHINGTON feb 4Yhc ter Of the jour treaty, 10
oether with the supplement adopted ay excluding the home islands
Of japan from the rfs OF the pact ooa o"ng the prcambc
Article
The
their rights relation to their nsua and nsunr domnons
he o
II there should develop
controversy arising Of involving
rights which satisfactorily settled by likely
which the whole subject will be referred
adjustment
the rights aggressive Of any
other the high contracting parties shall
another fully and frankly order understanding
Jointly separately
the oxgcncies oi the particular situation.
4riic!c :
This shall
shall take effect and after the expiration Of said period shall
be in force subject the contracting
terminate it twelve months notice.
Articfe
soon a. possible in accordance
the and
place at
Washington thereupn
Japan which was concluded at London July 49, s shall terminate
Supplement
@ % s 5s by Eesdsa
approval ofthe Japanese ~ ' ~ ~ ~
The United States OF America, the British Empire,
Japan have through their respective pn potentares agreed
following spuons supplementary the treaty signed
Washington on December 10, 1922:
The possessions used the
aforesaid treaty shall in its application TO Japan include Kara
l&"an and the Pescado and the islands under the
Japan
The same force and effect The
said treaty to which it supplementary
The provision OF Article " treaty De-
present agreement which, in French and English shall
posted in the archives duly
certified thereof by that government to
each of the other contracting powers.
In faith whereof the respective signed
present agreement.
Done the City washington day Of February, one
thousand nine hundred and twenty-five
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

o'ately and to revise the Cit;
port tariff on basis 4, s''"ese M
ehechye. All the nine power. ~e's cen
De representeo. Tne fcvision 80 rou'o
complete within four month"; va;d s.s De
come effective two months later De
-articie II prov.des for as,.
co''c ceence' ot the gignatory nnw.s se.s
20 meet IN China within three rnssa rosefs
70 i@.isc eXlstinz treaties to NJ. ~.
imposition Of sartax. Ey Al I'm. ~ ~.
the spccia. conference also go,'rS S'e III
steps toward abolition Of the ME M r-se
Chinese "likin" tax. '"'e'nsi
Under Article " anotse- ...-:
OF import duties il authorized ''s!on
a 5 the first revision Is comnla..I soph
periodical revisions would tax ni1 sIo
every four years. 'ace
Article V pledges .he ,ove-.
effective equality Of treasmen. ~ -
OF oppor tunity" in all that p.rta;rs -ae
the Chinese tariffs. "' 20
Under Article Vf the "ur;nc;,,.
uniformity" on land and mar;.;rs. y.
frontiers is agreed to. ''D''
Article VII fixes trc 2-z DER es,+
valorem as the charge for Stra5s;. -
passes" "S'-
Article VII invites otter oov.r. ;,
adhere TO The treaty. v
Article TX provides that m. .,...-
shall override all conflicting previor,
agreem ents ''''s
Article Y contains the usual n,cr;
sion for parliamentary ratification
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

courage and capacity in international
diplomacy, diplomacy founded on
justice and good will to ALL
Senator ScnAnzer. head Of the Jtal-
ian delegation. said: "No one can cor
trovcrt the fact tina. the conference Of
Washington By elrnin ating the dan
ger Of war in the Pacific has freed the
world from most Expressing night
mare, since q war in those seas among
tainly have had dire consequences not
only for the nations at war but for
ali nation. Of the world.
"The naval treaty has actually
proved that limitation Of armamcnts is
possible and has freed the interested
nations from a financial burden which
would have ultimately ruined them."
Sir Robert Borden, the Canadian
delegate. said:
Beyond question. the practical. con
crete results that have been attained
arc notable. Even If these results had
been much less important should still
to have called the conference. On the
had been still greater should have re-
garded them as Of less vital signifi-
cancc than the educstivc influence such
a conference IS bound to exercise upon
tho particips ting nations.
''Tne habit Of direct, effective and
continuing international consultation
must be formed. To bring the nations
around a common council board TO
realize and TO discuss different points
Of view, to bring harmony out of dis
cord and agreement out OF controversy,
this surely is q great lesson for all
the nations. It has been effectively
learned by each nation represented at
this conference"