The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-22

-Drumhea0 election Of the Ancient
| to he treated with contempt either by
France or even the United States,
without whOxe economic cooperation
the economics Ut the Russian state
cannot be re-established. BY her
famine relief America lsAs gained some
sympathy In Russia. which she 10
going to forfeit II she wishes to play
the role Of dictator toward Russia BY
forcing upon her such base denanls.
"Desplte her poverty. Russia will en-
ter into relations with foreign coun.
tries only on the basis Of mutual e.
teem."
What . strange Inversion Of ideas
In that alluaioa to America and the
famine relief
I'M ECESSARILY the German repara.
~ tions question will lntrude Itself
In the present conference, and the
friends Of France are hoping that ahe
will present definite plan In this
regard. Germany has paid the June
installment. but cynically says, ~ to
the sums due In July and thereafter
there In no likelihood that ws can
pay them. and what are you going to
do about tf
Austria IL attracting more sympathy
than any other Of the former enemy
statea, for obvious reasons. Her rulers
are calling for material aid. which
they say must be extended to save
the country from bolshevism. Already
Francs has agreed to make q largs
loan to Austria.
lCH1T.E and Peru. thr,ugA their
~ representatives sent to Wash
ingto& hare spent 4 month IN
futile attempts to reach bass for
settlement Of the Tacna.Arica dispute,
and aow they have asked SAcretssy Of
State Hughes to help them. Il 10
understood that he Will. not act OF.
neialIy - q formal arbitrator. but h
aa Individual capacity In The rsae Il
q co0ciliatos.
lCUBA 10 in . mess again. owing
~ to the delay Of President zayas
IN carrying out the pledges made 70
General Ceowdes to rid the govern.
ment Of alleged graft The cabinet
/, hes resigned In order to aid the Pred.
dent In carrying out the desired n.
fosns. Some members Of the Cuban
eoasress are talking Of impeachlns
zayaa. The American government ID
watching Developments closely. but 10
hopeful that intervention under the
terms Of the P1att amendment will
not b necessary.
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION
1 OF LABOR, In session In Cinein.
natl once more turned down the Idea
Of the "ouc big unloa" plan. which
Oompers and bis supporters have 70
far successfully combated. The Chi.
cago Federation Of Labor was LEADING
IN the effort to put over an an,slgsmM.
tiOn Of all'esi unions 10 that there
would he only one union In each 10.
dustry. The delegntes TO the conven.
tiOn decided that the whole fOrce II
the fetleFpti0n shall be directed toward
the elimination II child lalMr In tile
United States. crusade In which they
viii md few to oppO*e them outside
Of the southern states. They alao
adopted resolution declaring TINT the
ship subsidy hill should be condemned
~ inimlcsl to the public interests and
destructive 70 the nations hopes and
aspirations for sen power. In mn sd.
dress to the convention Senator In.
Toilette Of Wisconsin made warm at.
tack on the Supreme court and xome
of Its recent decisions. Tie proposed
an amendment to the Constitution de-
nying the power Of lower courts to
set aside federal law a. unrOnatitu.
tional. and providing for the nulIinca.
tea Of any such decision by the Su.
preme court by re-enactn,ent Of the
statute.
IREl.AND'S dali elections took place
Friday. but at this writing no n.
turns have been received. The wind.
up Of the campaign and the vigorous
measures Of the British soidiery served
to outlet somewhat the warfare on the
Ulster hortler. but there were dali,
outrages 10 Belfast. including sn 10.
cendlnry hre that destroyed q large
block Of business houses.
In London the constitution Of the
Irish Free State, ~ revised. was made
public. II places the relation between
ireland and the empire on the same
basis - Canada and the other domM.
ions. The instrument II quite ur to
date. including female suffrage, tro.
postional representation and the ri.
sssndum and Initiative. Free schools
and ffee6em Of religion are provided