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The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-08
NEWS NOTES OF
LOCAL INTEREST

Guy Selden has sold his black
smith shop to Joseph Boyer, and will
operate Mr.. Boyer's shop for him
hereafter.
Philip Gregorich left Wednesday
Mrs. Marie Gomez and daughter
Jean returned last Thursday from a
two weeks visit in several Wisconsin
cities.
Supt. and Mrs. E. C. Carlson OF
Even visited in L'Anse with friends
last Friday.
Matt Lepisto and son Laino OF
Spur township were in L'Anse last
Saturday. They purchased team of
draft horses from Saxby G. Lucas.
Vaino Antio and Hugo Kayramo
are in Ann Arbor receiving medical
treatment.
Miss Ruthanna Ruthstrom of Lake
Linden visited in L'Anse Sunday and
Monday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Magnus Anderson.
Allen Cosgrove had his tonsils re-
moved Tuesday at the Hancock hos
pital.
The L'Anse Garaga has sold ten
ton Holt caterpillar tractor to Carp
Lake Township, Ontonagon county.
Miss Gretchen Wahl returned to
her home in Duluth Wednesday, after
a weeks visit with Lola Menge.
Frank Valley spent Sunday and
Monday at Ontonagon a guest Of his
mother.
Mrs. Marie Gomez on Tuesday took
her daughter Jean to Green Bay
where the young lady underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Harlow Pearce, daughter Ma
rie and son Walter returned Monday
from a weeks visit at Negaunee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Selden and
children arrived Wednesday and are
guests Of Mrs. Lyde Selden, Warren's
mother.
Arms Elfbrondt Of Covington to the
asylum at Newberry.
Mrs. Max Krolik and daughter Dor.
othy of Houghton, returned to theil
home Sunday after weeks visit here
with Mrs. Krolik. Mr.. Krolik and
daughter Adelaide visited here Sun
day, returning to Houghton with the
rest Of the family.
Louis D. Wood Of L'Anse and Mis-:
Hazel D. Woods Of Goodman, Wis.
were married at the Methodist Epis
copal church parsonage Wednesday
Afternoon, Rev. Rule officiating. Will
Ducharme and Miss Bernice Cot
were the attendants. The young cou
pie will reside in L'Anse.
Dan Denomme has commenced tn,
shipment of 800 hardwood logs from
thirty to thirty-five feet in length, t
Iron Mountain, for the new power
dam the Ford Motor company /!
building.
H. J. Quin, chief clerk, and Johr
Senious, traffic manager Of the Fort
Motor company, both of Iron Noun
tain, were business callers here Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Blakesley ant
children left last Saturday for Eagl'
River, Wis, where Mrs. Blakesley ant
children will visit, Mr.. Blakesley re
turning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Carter ant
son Of Lake Linden visited in L'Ans'
last Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clyne and chill
dren Of Philadelphia, Pa, arrived
Sunday and are guests Of Mr.. Clyne'
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-08
FINED FOR DRIVING CAR
WHILE INTOXICATED

John Holm Of Baraga on Tuesday
was fined fifty dollars and costs y
Judge voetsch for driving car while
full Of moon. He was picked up by
Deputy Collins while driving in the
streets of L'Anse, endangering traf-
fic.
The officials are going to arrest all
drivers caught intoxicated. With the
heavy traffic on the streets now they
are menace to the public.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-08
ORGANIZING LIONS CLUB

A Lions Club, with a charter mem
mership of twenty-five, will be or
ganized in L'Anse. E. T. Ludlow of
Ishpeming was here this week and
will perfect the organization.
The club stands for the best of
good things, new ideals, new hopes,
new ambitions, loyalty to dountry,
community and the home.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-08
SCHOOL MONEY RECEIVED

The primary school apportionment
for 1928 has been received and will be
sent to the treasurers of the various
school districts.
There was total of 2971 children
and total Of $34,166.50 will be dis
tributed, as follows:
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kettunen and
infant Of Hancock arrived last Satur-
day for visit with Mr.. and Mrs Au-
gust Koppana, Mrs. Kettunen's par
ents.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
ADDRESS BY REV.
FRANK B. HAGGARD|
Hartford Minister Who Provoked
Local Pastors Ire, Here Monday

Rev. Frank B. Haggard, pastor of
the Asylum avenue Baptist church of
Hartford will deliver the principal i'd
dress at the Father and Son banquet
to be held at the Stanley Memorial
church Monday evening. The ban
uuet will mark the second night of
the Rally Week" and is expected to
be one of the largest social functions
in the history of the church.
Much interest is being shown in the
announcement that Rev. Mr. Haggard
will sneak The Hartford minister,
who is widely known as an able
speaker and man of marked ability. Is
a disciple of the new school of mod
ern thinkers and created mild SEN
sation in New Britain when he spoke
at the Baptist state convention held
here last October At that time he
advanced some modern theories
which made him the target of a num-.
Der of replies by the Rev. A. B. Tay-
lor, of the Peoples church, himself
more or less of fundamentals.
The Rally Week will open at 10:45
o'clock tomorrow forenoon with O
sermon by the Rev. Raymond n. Gil
man on THE Mission of the Church.
At noon there will be rally day eXer-
cises and promotions by the church
school.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
%h#2 CHURCHES PREPARE FOR RALLYDAY E-&I
Religious Items

There will be a meeting OF the
Women's Missionary society Of the
Reformation Lutheran church ~
$50 "a Wednesday afternoon
There will be on anniversary meet
ing OF the ladies' Aid society OF the
German Baptist church on wednesr
day evening,
The first meeting OF the fall and
winter season OF the Momens bhilh
Of ~, Marks Episcopal church VIII
he held on Wednesday afterneens
There viii be a meeting OF the
church service league OF ~ Marks
Episcopal church Thursday evening
al y, ~,
Is the sabbath really intended TO be
a day OF rest. will be delivered In
sermon entitled THE Place OF the
In Modern Life" by Rev.
Henry W. Maier OF the First congre-
church tomorrow forenoon.
The first meeting of the season OF
the Missionary department OF the
First Church OF Christ will be held In
the form of an all day meeting. oc-
tober 70. Work on quilts and aprons
will be done and lunch will %
served at noon. II Is planned TO hold
an election OF officers at O'clock. A
package will be sent TO Miss Clara @.
There will be Bible school rally
held at the First Baptist church 1t
a33O q. m. tomorrow.
A rally OF the Mems Brotherhood
Of the First Baptist church will be
held at 7:45 Friday evening. Fol-
lowing the rally there will be q social
hour and refreshments will be served.
Rev. Earl Woodbury. of China will
preach at both the morning and even
Ing service OF the Peoples church OF
Christ tomorrow. /,
Rev. DR.. Abel A. Ahlquist. paator
If the First Lutheran church. w1u
,reach at meeting of the Hartford
District Sunday school association IN
he Swedish Lutheran church In New
Haven tomorrow evening.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
TO START MOVIE
PROGRAM OCTOBER I
South Church Plans More Unified
Service, Music, Etc.

The motion picture program will
start at the South Congregational
church on more elaborate and uni
fed scale Sunday. October Z. All
hymns, prayers, scripture readings for
the coming season have been selected
for their application to the theme and
moral features involved in the pic
ture, This in addition to the sermon
which always is adapted to the gen
eral moral of the picture.
Next Sunday an expensive and elab-
crate showing of the diHovery of
America, which was made under the
personal approval of the king of
Spain, The program for the next
three months is as follows.
October columbus and the Dis
covery of America"
October 14--"The Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come" by John Fox, Jr.
October .21.-"The Man Who Play
ed God" Georfie Arliss production.
October 2s-''The Blue Bird" by
Morris Maeterlink.
November 4-"The Bottom of the
World" the story of 1t, Shackleton.
November 11-"Sonny." a Richard
production
November 18--"Nanook of the
North" a story of the Hudson Bay
country,
November 25-"The Courtship of
Miles standish.' by Longfellow
December 2''The Man Without a
Country" Edward Everett Hale.
December q" Salvation Nell" from
Sheldon.
December 1s-"Les Miserables," by
Victor Hugo.
December Especial Christmas
program
December 3o--"Our Mutual Friend"
oy Charles Dickens.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
REV. DIR. HILL TO
CONFERENCE
Viii Be Delegate From Central
Association 10 National Body

Rev, George w. c, Hill, ., d., OF
the South Congregational church will
attend the national meeting OF the
Congregational churches TO be held In
Springfield, Mass, on October 1898
as a delegate elected by the Central
Association 10 represent II IN the
national body.
The national council is made up Of
delegates elected by state conferences
and local associations of churches,
Among the speakers who will take
part In the meeting are: Rev. VIII
liam u, Barton, ID, D.. OF Oak Park,
H.. who will give the moderator's adj
dress; Rev, s. Parkes cadman. D, D.,
of Brooklyn. who will preach the
council sermon; Rev, william Horace
Day. u. D.. OF Bridgeport. Conn:
Prof. Luther A. Weigle. OF Yale; Rev.
Oscar ". Maurer, ID, D.. OF New Ha-
ven: Pres. Henry c. King. ID. D.. OF
0berlin college: Pres. Mary Il. Wool
ley, OF Mt. Holyoke college; Rev.
Chester Il Emerson. OF Detroit; sher-
wood Eddy; Rev. Harry Emerson
Fosdick, D. D.. OF New York; Pres.
Francis r. Clark, OF the Christian En-
deavor: Rev. James l.. Barton, d. D..
OF Boston; DR.. John II. Finley OF the
New York Times: Rev. j. N. Pierce.
d. D.. of Washington. D. c.. Col.
John T. Axton, L. S. A: Capt. Evan
Scott, Y. s. NJ; Pres. Robert Z.
speer, OF the Federal Council; Rev.
Charles L. Goodell. D. D.. Of New
York; Rev. Charles e. jefferson.
d. D.; Judge Florence E. Allen. of
Cleveland and many other nationally
known men and women.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
$1,000 APPROPRIATED
South Congregationalists Plan To En-
tend Work Among Young Folks
This Season.

Plans for an extension of the
church school work which will in
volve an expenditure of upwards of
200 will be started by the South
Congre gational church school in its
Rally Day exercises tomorrow. The
church has appropriated $1,000 for
the enlargement of the work among
the young people, particularly those
of the High school age and consider
able preparations are being made by
Rev, DR.. George w. c. Hill and his
assistant. Frederic L. Fay, education
al director.
The appropriation will be used in
part for additional time by leaders of
several of the departments for week
day work and home visitation.
An extensive athletic program is be-
ing planned which will include one
night a week for boys in local gym.
either the Y. NJ. c. A, or the Boys
club If satisfactory arrangements can
be made. This program also may in
clude swimming instructions.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
MORE RECRUITING OFFICERS

Hartford. Sept. 29,-Additional ap-
pointments as recruiting officers for
the observation squadron. 43rd divi-
sion, air service, are made in adju-
tant generals orders today to Sec
ond Lieut. VIM. James Calvin. Jr.
from the o. r. c. and Herbert Her.
man Mills, late second lieutenant, air
service, L. S. A.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
REV. EIELsEN TO SPEAK

Rev. E. C. Eielsen. a well known
New Haven pastor will address the
young people of the Emmanuel Cos
pei church, at the Rally Day service
to be held at 4:30 tomorrow after
noon. Mr.. Fielsen has spoken num-
Der of times in both the Peoples
church of Christ, as we'll as the En-
manuel Gospel church of this city.
Many of his friends from the Ben
ton street church of Hartford. are
aiming to attend the service.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
STRIKE Is ALL OVER
New York Pressmen Will Return To
Jobs On Monday

New York. Sept. 29.-With New
forks II day strike of Web press
men settled. preparations were under
way today for issuance to. members of
former local union No, 25 of cards
of the international printing press
mems and assistants union so that
the men may return in body. The
day pressmen will go back to their
jobs Monday and the night men Mon
day night.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29

The first meeting of the season of
the Young Women's department of
the South Congregational church will
be held at p. m. Monday evening.
The young women will meet at $3.50
D. M Thursday for social and to
sew for the bazaar to be held the first
week in December.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
International Bible Students

Sunday class study 1880 az M; SER
mon, topic: THE Atonement-the
Fact and Philosophy; Junior Bible
a. MI. services 1o:45 a. m. Wednes-
day afternoon. meeting Of the Wo-
mems Missionary society at o'clock
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
ON STANDARD TIME

With. the. turning back of the hands
of the clock tomorrow morning at /
o'clock, New Britain will have re-
turned to standard time. All religious
services, Protestant and Catholic will
be held on standard time tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29

The fall luncheon of the Woman's
association of the South Congrega-
tional church will be held at noon
Thursday. An unusual treat is prom
ised in an address by Rev. Rockwell
Harmon Potter. D. D.. of Hartford,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29

Rev. John L. Davis has been in
tted to give addresses this fall at the
State Sunday School Conventions of
Vermont, Maine and Connecticut, He
will be In Rutland. Vermont, Monday
and Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
EYeryman.s Bihle Glass

Services at $50 o'clock on stan
dard time; Rev, John L. Davis will
continue his sermon on the book of
Proverbs.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
Burritt Mission.

The Burritt Mission Sunday school
will begin its seasons work with the
observance of Rally Day, on Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
Second Advent
Christian Science

Sunday service and sermon, sub
ject Reality" 10:45 a. M, Sunday
school s:45 a. m. Wednesday. meet.
ing p. m.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
Stanley Memorial.

Tally Week,
Sunday-1o:45 a. M, rally service
Of praise and worship, with sermon
by the pastor, The Mission of the
Church" ~ m, Rally Day and pro-
motion exercises of the church school.
Monday-6:45 p. M, Father and
Son banquet, under auspices of the
Mems club. Speaker. Rev. Frank B.
Haggard of Hartford.
, ,Thursday-7:45 p. M, meeting of
the parents and teachers of the
church school. An interesting exer-
else will be given by group of chill
dren under the direction of Miss Bes-
sic Williams. The speaker of the
evening vii lbe Oscar A. Phelps, pres
ident OF the Connecticut Sunday
School association.
Friday--7:45. p. M, conference of
church and church school workers,
Aubone Hoyle Of Bristol and Frederic
L. Fay Of New Britain will be the
speakers.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
st. Marks Episcopal

Holy communion 7:3 a. m. Church
school $3.50 a. m. Morning prayer and
litany and sermon by the rector II
o'clock.
Wednesday, meeting OF the Wom-
ems Guild.
Thursday, meeting of the church
service league, 8 p. m.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29

Congregational Churehes.

Church school at IL a. m. Sermon
topic, THE Place OF the Sabbath In
Modern Life" by the minister. Rev,
Henry W. Maier.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. class for Ar
nenian women at 2 p. m. Junior
missionary society at AIS p. m.
Thursday Armenian Womens
Bible class at p. m. Girl Scouts 1880
p m. Center Girls club supper $3.50
p, m.
Friday--Boy Scouts 1880 p. m.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
South.


Church school, Italian department,
$3.50 a. m. Morning worship. semon,
Religion for a Soft Age" Sermon
to the juniors, Postage Stamps"
1o:46. Church school. Beginners
department, 1o:45. Church school.
junior, intermediate and senior de.
partmsnts, 1910. Assyrian Worship
2:30..
Misunderstanding and supper of
the Young Women's department, 6
p. m. Second division, troop 2. Boy
Scouts, 1880 p. m.
Tuesday-Canvasser of the Wom-
ems association membership, 8 p. m.
Wednesday United week day
church school for grades and S at
4:1o p. m.
Thursday-Fall luncheon Of Wom-
ems association IL p. m. Weekly meet
Ing Of Young Womens department,
$3.50 to 8 p. m. United ek-day
church school for grades and I. at
4:10 p, m.
Friday-Meeting of the rifle club
p. m.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
GttuebSfrvces
Rapsisa Churches.

ttA1t
Sunday Bible school rally siso a.
m, ie;4s a, m, church rally, sermon
by the Rev, William Ross, "A chal,
ienge and a Choice" Young Peoples
meeting in the chapel D, m.
Menday-Boy Scouts 1880 p. IN,
wednesday-Meeting. of the Won.
ems Aid, 3 p, m
Thursday-ehureh prayer meeting,
I;tb p, N,
Friday-Bretherhocd meeting, 7ttS
p, m.
German.
Sunday school $40 a. m. Service in
English io;s0 a. m, Sermon. The
Missionary Message OF the Bible"
Service in German 1870 a, m.
Wednesday. Misunderstanding OF
the Ladies' Aid society.
Thursday evening-Prayer meeting
In German.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29

81 hattneWs lutheran
Sunday service and holy eommun.
1890. Preparatory siis.
Trinity
Methodist Churches
Church Sunday school al s:i5 a. m.
l0,fb a. m.-serman by the pastor.
subject "The Dawn"
6.ib p, m.-Epworth League de.
votienal meeting led by Mrs. John l..
Davis, Subject, ITO Serve the Pres.
ent Age"
f;3o .. m.--ssermon by the pastor,
SONG service led by l.. C. Woke.
Monday. . p. m, - W. r. NJ. 8.
meets with Mrs. o. Sheldon. IS South
High street. Letters will be read
from scholarship girls.
7;ib p. m.-Epworth league social
al the home OF Ole Everson. All
members meet nj the church 7;f5.
Tuesday. 7:4b p. m.--class meet.
ing. s p. m. Junior Aid.
Wednesday. $40 p, m.-chicken
supper In the church.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.--Prayer meet
ing.
Friday. 1870 p. m.--chair rehearsal.
A. ". T.. Zion
Sunday, regular service 1o.45 a. m.
Sunday school 1890 p. m. varick
Christian Endeavor society $3.50 p. m.
Missionary Women 7:45 .. m.
Son-Denominationnl Churches
Peoples.
Sunday morning worship lo:4b;
Sunday school 1915; Young Peoples
meeting 500: evening service ZOO
o'clock. Wednesday, Women's Mis-
sionary prayer band, 500 p. m.
Thursday, children's meeting. $500
p. M; prayer and praise service at
7:45 p. m.
Emanuel Gospel
Sunday, prayer and praise service
10000 a. M: preaching. topic: The
House of Prayer; 1o45 a. m. Bible
school 1918 p. m; Young Peoples
ally 4:3o p. m: evening service, SER
non: THE Certainty of Our Lords
Return" 700 p m, Tuesday, Bible
study class, 7:45 p. M: children's
meeting 400 p. m. Thursday, mid
week prayer meeting, 7:45 p. m.
Second Advent
Morning service with sermon by the |
,astor 10:45 o'clock. topic The
evelation of Gods Secrets. Sunday |
chool 1870: evening service with |
ermon, topic: Teaching of Chaos"
o'clock Tuesday evening, praise |
ervice at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
members at 1870 p. m.

81, Matthew'S Lutheran
Sunday service and holy eommun-
1880. Preparatory s'is,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-29
Lutheran Churches

Communion and reception Of new
, 1923-06-29
Business Is Stopped
At Green River For
Pioneers Funeral

GREEN RIVER. wyo.. June 20
All business was suspended here
Thursday during the funeral OF
James t. Moriarty, 70. town mar
shal. pioneer resident n associate
OF Col. w. F. Cody when the latter
was scouting on the Wyoming plains.
, 1923-06-29
SPLENDID CAST SHOWN
in "JAzzMANIA' FILM

A splendid cast or players is seen
in support Of Mae Murray, the star
OF "Jazzmania." the new Metro picture
presented by Robert u. Leonard at the
Wyoming theater. In It are Rod La
ROGUE, Robert Frazer. Lionel Bel
more, Edward Burns and others.
Robert Frazer. who has the leading
male role with Miss Murray in 'Fasci-
nation" one or her most successful
p~hotoplays. is seen in an important
role in this production.
Rod La ROGUE. leading man OF
both stage and screen. appears oppo.
site the star in "Jazmania.r Mr.. La
ROGUE terminated a stage engage
ment In New York to go to Hollywood
to appear in this picture.
Lionel Belmore. Jean Hersholt, Her
bert Standing. Wllfred Lucas and Ed
ward Burns have all been seen in
prominent roles in recent photoplays.
"JazzmaniR' was photographed by
Oliver T. Marsh. who has served in
similar capacity for all of Miss Muir
rays recent productions. released by
Metro. The film was made by Tiff
fanny productions. Inc, of which NJ.
II. Hoffman is general manager.
Cedric Gibbons executed the sets.
, 1923-06-29

earned. l nm in entire agreement with
tho conclusion of Mr.. Harding that
any world court in which tho United
stntes may Join can not be connected
with the len6ue of nations in any
way VIII, tsCeyer.'
, 1923-06-29

White phosphorous is dangerous to
workers in match factories that use
II because IT eats the bony structure
of the human body.
, 1923-06-29

Diamonds made by scientists are
larger thar pin heads.
, 1923-06-29
KHAN TARGET
OF DRIVE BY
GOV. WALTON

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. June 20.
By the Associated Press)-Further
military steps in Governor J. c.
walton's drive TO rid Oklahoma OF
''lawless mohs" will depend upon
whether whippings. assaults INT other
forms OF violence cease. II was said
at the executive offices.
With law enforcement in Okmulgee
county in the hands of national
~guardsmen an dfour other COUNTESS
OF the state under the threat of
martial law, the governor made 1t
plain that he was ready to go the
limit 10 suppress mob activities.
Meanwhile unnamed officials OF tho
Ru KluN Khan we're quoted in the
local press as expressing their belief
that the governors move was directed
Mt the khan. no mention of the KAN
has been made by Governor Walton.
Several times since his election.
the executive has taken occasion TO
condemn the Ku KluX Khan as an
organization menacing orderly gov
eminent in the state.
Less than 100 Euardsmen are on
duty in Okmulgee county. only
enough to replace the forces OF Sheriff
Russell, Other civil authority has
not been disturbed.
, 1923-06-29
Patriotic Service
Is Scheduled For
NJ. E. Church

A special patriotic service will be
held in the Methodist church. corner
of East Second and South Durbin
streets next Sunday night. The pas.
tor. Rev. L. Z. Carter. Will speak on
THE True Patriotism" He says, in
announcing theN service: 81 read OF
h establishment in our city of a
local headquarters of the Rational
America League, whose object is 20
bring back light wine and beer. I
would especially welcome at this ser
vice m friends who are confused
over the notion that they can have
beer and light wine and stin keep the
eighteenth amendment in our con-
%stitution and have it a real law, or
that we can remain a sober nation
with light wine and beer on the mar
ket and under tho belts OF our citl-
zens."
, 1923-06-29
VAUDEVILLE COMING TO
WYOMING THEATER Soon

The Wyoming theater offers for
Sunday and Monday Harry Stones
vaudeville act OF singing. dancing.
acrboatic comedy, contortionists and
French toe dancing. The members of
stones troop have played in many
OF the larger cities of the east and
have been engaged for long periods
IN Important vaudeville circuits.
They come to Casper with q reper-
toire of new stun that is sure to
please the most critical audience.
In addition to the vaudeville. the
Wyoming will offer a feature picture
of high quality.
, 1923-06-29
PRES. HARDING CARRIES PLEA
FOR WORLD COURT into HOME
STATE OF u. S. SENATOR B0RAH

PoCATELLo. IDAHO. June 2s.-De-
elaring the American people ought
to give their influence to direct the
world to n plane where there win be
less OF war" President Harding car
ried into Idaho. the home OF Senator
Borah an appeal. for American mem
bershp in the permanent court OF
international Justice.
Making the first OF his two Idaho
speeches the president said he would
a thousand times rather entrust the
adjustment Of a dispute in which
America is interested to the perma-
nent court OF international justice
with American representatives there
on than 10 any arbitration body set
up in the history OF the world"
Senator Borah. who from tima to
time has criticised the administration
ON the court proposal as presented to
the senate last February. met the
president at Cache junction. Utah.
and in a statement to newspaper men
aid he felt the position of the presi-
dent as set forth In his St. Louis
speech was generally agreeable TO the
people OF the country as well as TO
the Republican party.
-As I understand the presidents
position said Senator Borah. he be-
lieves the League of Nations Is dead.
so far as any possibility q the par
ticIpation az the United States IS con-