Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 256, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 October 1920 — WOMAN WRITER DENOUNCES WILSON LEAGUE PROPOSAL [ARTICLE]

WOMAN WRITER DENOUNCES WILSON LEAGUE PROPOSAL

INDIANAPOLIS.— (Special)—Mrs. Elgin H. Ray, of Winamac, Ind., a writer and lecturer, and author of several treatises on the League of Nations, has just completed a new article on the league for the National Republican. Mrs. Ray is a strong opponent of the league as it was presented to the Senate by the President and denounces the super-government scheme in her latest contribution. Mrs. Bay points out that the Monroe Doctrine is nullified by the provistons of Article 21, which deals with regional understandings and international engagements. Article 10 is also attacked as a dangerous and war-provoking contract. “By our Revolutionary War we won national sovereignity,” writes Mrs. Ray. “In our Civil War we preserved that national sovereignity. Today the Democratic party, bound ■wj gagged by Wilsonism, asks us to throw away this priceless sovereignity end thereby.qualify for membership in a League of Nations, the council of which, sitting in Europe, shall have the right to demand of us our roe* and resources for the wan of the world."