Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-27
Says League of
Nations PrOveS Worth
Eighth Article What the League Is Doing
Bv James M. Cox. Ex-Governor of Ohio

~ the western peoples Small wonder
then. thlt the Vatican sent au envoy
tu tbr council uretusH fhIt th' Zionist
organization from 200 over The world
we're boz Attendance. That ths Arabs
pressed their views both ly delegation
and by scores ar cables from ne Near
Eaen .hai the various governments on
The council reacted most strongly 20
Poo situation. thr lHuJrs smnmrls and
UuHlHus concerned in afouuarding
catholic interests. and The French in
pr,savlnr their historic position Of
spiritual leadership Boo thlt part % the
world
Vs. found Two boundary matters not
nrauF disposed az nt thc peace confer.
emo. receiving thc attention ~ two
commissions which adjusted differences
between AusHh and Hungary and
f'ny anJ Austria ln the health sec.
lions report. were coming from many
rlfis OF Eu.sa on the condition Of food
and OBJ, prevalence OF disease
so organization Boz toe wurl except
/ fh.. nu, is r..rfiug InloHHtl.f from
official SOURCES with respect tD the pre-.
tlI.ny. Hf cholera uud tyuhus and ~.
! lp.nr .r tIou the adIc,s boz
Band fI. estimate WE mlIe tuIt there
were twu million cases.
Through 200. political section. whore
lI nufrs between nations r'oIr one Is
amazed af fu. ,olun, of vore that is
ruur uu Ir MANY instances these IN.
/ oI.. affairs OF relative uuifrpGriancc
/ u ur bon Iuruu. hlF' grown from
mIlI Heanu.Hss Observation HHH made
90 100, luom 90, ,b, director tnll condi.
! U.H. w.r. tranquil BOO th, Aalud T..
| lnds u Upper SH..it lith4url and
IIuH where d.-lui,tug c.I'r0y,r.
| I,. UiI1.,u settled Pointing ,H map
fh. director expressed grave feJr, over
'h, developments m tUo Turkish re
-.o1.
BOO. nid. "a t,Jr .r tNo ago 'r.tics Of
! iho lugu' Boz tho United States senate
a,rr insisting that mot hess than tWrn.
ft uus vo'r, going on They ain now
! complain probably. ID ihr single conflict
Ie moot disposed OFF Boo brief scucu There
] vII %. rfu-, tor considerable anxiety
I u southeastern Eurpp, mt hazard
! h, guess tilt rra viii De- pui ont be-.
f... confederation Involves MANS IRON
ft, There at .o many agencies for
u.. fUHtN or..lrug Boo Europe that
nt u.IUk, aspirations wil not gct
,t. m Whom lr. Turkish Ga'tor Is
,l..u.ta. .l uHl hr upon hasi, gunrau.
f., nH tH, trustees. mark tii preside
.r HlU ., fhe LHLur OBJ, nations
TUH nl. attention Goo "a voc, inter.
rUUa development, involving tho eco
| uuml aHl financial affairs ct newly
created ritu and demonstrates tho
l...u.i, U,,t -lts uI 90 permanent geo.
uL Du..m vU.r. International mat
fus mui ut. Th, bars, loan made
un. I.r. 1850 to C1,rhu,lu,ahm had az.
ln.r.i "a, % certain conditions ot CON.
luuurs iou, These agreements were
assigned to thr league
s. necessary I1rl d the rehabilitation
, o European countries VIII br thr ostah'
Hmui uf credits On Austria tor .u
.H,Oe. un ouc would think ct making
d lHu except upon The most expressed
% mot arbitrary terms Win a., read
, fuem.rt ot separations. both Germany
and France viii douhtl,s get extensive
utIif.
n I,ro also win o., found certain fixed
, etnulIure On cNtaliN. Their, VIII D. a