The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-03
lurrRPARLIAM ENTARY
Union IN WASHINGTON
WEAVER READS INTER
MN oTrNG PAPER AT MEETING
~ D. A. r. CHAPTER.

4. recent meeting of Stone Castle
...r D. A. R., Mrs. ]. .. Weav-
O"', .5 the following interesting pa
recent gathering at Wash
.oo Of worldwide importance:
M Tt. Interparliamentary Union at
,,.,;ooton was the most important
I..,..a OF international figures since
s ga Washington conference. Never
inl 60 many representatives OF SO
nav gcvernments sat under single
m@I' his or any other country! Al
looi ..grv nation in the western hem
nO nv was represented, and virtually
isP'l- Europe except Russia, Spain and
a. %l. d. Japan sent its delegates, but
-' y,are no Chinese. These states
lL1'' rom Al countries cropping in a
lnen n languages feel that they have
n mado notable contribution toward
m nord peace. Perhaps the greatest
y EU,df under which this and all
n .har International conferences labor
o'" ,bo diversity of languages. Under
.bo miles every speech must be trans
nv mo two other languages, thus
a,,lt;oIying by three the time used
t l,''n o5rb speaker-371 statesmen, in
.,d;ng seven women, were in attend
'uD" s;x davs; friends and foes OF a
Jaw wears ago mingled in perfect har-
NOV The red, black and yellow flag
=; Germany hung BESIDE the tri-color
y; France and the British Union Jack
" tbr walls of the house OF repre-
VI 3oc+atiyes. where the delegates as
Probably the high point OF the
oeetna was the solemn warning OF
ior,ncr Secretary of State Elihu Root
,bs+ controversies and quarrels be-
tween nations are certain to come,
,nd mere agreement not to have them
IS intIe However, in his appeal for
.ba codjhcation of the international
law he adds that the League OF Ma
rons Permanent Court of Justice and
The Hague Court OF Arbitration
oronise TO facilitate the preservation
ri oeace to a degree never before at
tanned.
Kicking Out Tong Murderers.
That China sent no representative
IA this worldwide important gather
inc and the anti-foreign campaign in
China against Westerners during the
last few months is reacting on the
Chinese in an unexpected and I'M
oara1leled wav is demonstrated in the
deportation OF Chinese illegally resi-
dent in this country and the kicking
ont OF the Tong murderers. Uncle
Sam, noting the inability OF the po-
lice to cope with the situation, has
tossed his hat into the arena, the first
time in 80 years. 1t is not safe to
prophecy regarding any matter IN
g which the Chinese are concerned, but.
Il begins to look like Uncle Sam has
solved the problem of making the
longs behave So much in behalf OF
our much discussed immigration law
Americanizing Turkey.
That Turkey did not send a dele
gate does not by any means indicate
any antagonism. On the other hand,
We read with delight the remarks from
the Turkish minister OF education in
ConstantnoDle recently. He said
the Turkish government is friend
n Of American schools; we want our
children to 60 to them and learn
American culture. Turkey is a nation
being born today. She is not facing
the east as Persia, but rather has she
faced in the opposite direction. 1t IS
from your books, your influences that
We have gotten the ideas that inspire
our effort to establish democracy The
western ideal is revolutionizing this
n land Ten years ago if Turk had
wore a hat on his head instead OF a
iez his head would have been cut OFT
Il Now we have a law decreeing that
all officials should dress in the Euro
+ pean fashion. We have not lightly en-
tered on the road we have fought Tor
n it. planned for it, died for it and we
art determined to go on.
It is our desire that our children
know America and love America. You
have helped us in the past you will
help us in the future Our faces are
toward the west.
Marines Removed From Nicaragua.
Another evidence OF our standing
VI IN South America and readiness to
help the weaker, small countries was
shown thirteen years ago, when we
sent our marines to assist the admin
sration in suppressing revolts III
Nicaragua. Not Only have the marines
maintained order but have saved that
government a million dollars a year.
Briefly the United States has set its
little sister republic on its feet. Last
October they succeeded in electing
II president without bloodshed or rev
oIuton and DR.. Solozans organized a
native constabulary under an Amerl-
can officer and the marines were with