Herald-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 July 1919 — Page 4

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THE HERALD-DEMOCRAT

FRIDAY, JULY 18. i 9I9

tions committee chairman, asserted that Shantung was the purchase price for Japan’s acceptance of the League of Nations. Senators Borah, Fall of New Mexico, and Norris of Nebraska, all Republicans, joined in the attack on the Shantung agreement and Senator Hitchcock and Senator Williams, | Democrat, of Mississippi, defended President Wilson’s course in the mot-

ter.

Lodge Resolution Adopted.

INTENTION TO ASK THEM TO , Aft * r th * biUer ^ of > e8ter - CALL AT WHITE HOUSE TO <la >’ J th \ Sc " ate a<, ^ ted wlthout R DISCUSS MATTERS CONNECT- j vot « resolution by Senator

Lodge asking the President for any

. ..v ri- i available information about a secret

' treaty alleged to have been negotii ated between Japan and Germany in 1P18 embodying a plan for Russian . rehabilitation and promising Japan’s ■ indirect protection of German inter-

^ ests at the Versailles negotiations.

A sweeping request for information

nniWin: Qin [ W(2 about the conversations at Versailles llJIV.f.in ILC 01 ILL iiLHlJl i)i; was s; , nt l0 the Whitp House by

PRESIDENT WILL INVITE REPliBLIGANS

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NOUNCED BY

Ml LTV REPUBLICAN LEADER LOPGE 3Ay> TO BE ONE <»l FIFTEEN MR. WILSON ESPECIALLY DESIRES TO SEE.

the foreign relations committee,

Washington, July 1G.

j which adoped a resolution by Senator

^ 1 ' * /dl 11 ! Josnson, Republican, of California,

W ,!sn n has decided to invite Republi-, for r! , nroposcd drafts for a can Senators to call at the White : , J covenant , reports of the nr.-,,. " tbe P eacetl Ety and ! ments relative to the league, and “*11

the longue of nations, Secretary Tu-

multy announced today. Senator Lodge, chairman of the foreign relations committee, was unde, nod to be one of fifteen Republican Senators with whom the President de ired es-

pecially to confer.

With the Senate in adjournment until tomorrow, the foreign relations committee hr I opportunity today to

data bearing upon or used in connecm\ lion with the treaty of peace.”

Sol Sudranski is having the shelves in the dry goods department of the Sudranski store on the west side of th’ shuere torn, down and new glass cn-es will replace the shelves. When completed a line of ready to wear

devote several hours to the continua- women’s dresses will be a feature of

tion of reading the pea’e treaty sec-1 the store’s goods,

tion by section. It was expected that ( tjj. Mi's. Ernest Racier, who before night virtually the entire docu- rei; ide on South College avenue, are

• would be covered for the first. parents of a son born Wednesday j 1 ‘V Tnmily.

time, but with all the sections pro- j mo rning.

yoking objection reserved for futui

BAIN BRIDGE. Miss Bernice Brown and Miss Pauline Coffman and Messrs Ford and Gowan, of Danville, spent Sunday at Maurice Sutherlin’s. Ray Allgood arrived home Thursday evening. He does not like ‘‘sunny France." Earl Smith and family and Mrs. Blanche Brown, of Greencastle, called on friends here Sunday. “Curley” Ford had a stand at Scott’s Grove, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lou McCann returned to their home in Lebanon, Monday. B. F. Heaney, of Crawfordsville, was in town last week. Mrs. Sallie Gregory has received word that her son. Walter, has landed at New A’ovk. Milt Brown is quite ill with tonsi-

litii.

Mrs. Oliver Allen, (Mrs. Lou McCann, Miss Anna Hsrveth and Miss Lily Cully were in Ladoga, Saturday. Airs. Sallie Gregory has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bratton, at Rosedale. Mr. and Mrs. James Twigg came j home from Hollr.ndsburg lM >v lay ev- |

ening.

Mrs. Jessie ShaHey is visiting , in-j

fives here this week.

Mrs. Goshorn, of Chicago, is here ' visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Goshorn, j Mr. and Mrs. Louis Conger, I bn- j ville, 1!!.. visited his uncle, Andy Conger. Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hinkle went to the Method ,t hospital, Saturday. Her brother, I. • | Reeves, of Greencastle. took her in his machine. Mr. Hinkle and Miss Lonnie Priest went with them. * Mr. and Mrs. Allen Huffman, of AD. Pleasanr. spent Sunday with John

Fred Steele’s received word, Sunday, that their son, Harry, landed J Saturday.

CORN STALK VALLEY.

The members of the M. E. church at Mt. Meridian will give a festival I Saturday night, July 19. Everyone invited. The children’s exercises at Bethel Sunday night were well attended. Mrs. Delma Ramsey and daughter spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Amy Buis. Frank Reed, wife and mother and Aliss Kate McAninch visited with Elisha Buis and family, Sunday. The Heavin sisters were guests with Miss Roxie Cash, Sunday. Airs. Morris Goodwine spent Monday with her daughter, Mrs. Fred

Hunter. Henry Bunte has typhoid fever. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Cash, Mrs. Chambers, O. G. Webb and family and Mr. and Airs. Oran Buis were guests at dinner, Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. William Netvman and family.

Helen, spent Saturday w ith m

Buis.

A picnic breakfast Wa s held nesduy morning at McLean < by the members of the l) e u. Tau sorority of this city. Th„ zational is a national tow n

visited over Sunday with Etheridge

Buis and family.

Elisha McAninch and family and Airs. Sallie Reed visited. Sunday, with George Reece and family. Air. and Mrs. Albert Wise and Mr. and Mrs. John Wise spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sechman and

family.

Horace Robinson and family called on his mother, Mrs. Florence Robin-

son, Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Minnie Buis and daughter

Mrs. Dessie Bryan and daughter The young ladies went to the ~ • ’ " in automobiles driven by Doris

Mildred Hurst, Margaret I and Kathleen James. The f people were present: Miss h, Alien, Miss Margaret Bicknel Mildred Hurst, Miss Mildred ner, Miss Estes Jackson, Mb, Gillespie, Miss Helen Wilsoa Pearl Gibson, Miss Francis Miss Florence Wright, Albs Harris, Miss Kathleen j amM Madeline Hixon, -Miss Anne cock, Miss Hilda Woodcock ai

Gertrude Amerine.

j Rursell .viuty and Robert St'.ncr.

Aliss Vera Pailiamcnt of Rose City, . lie is visiting Miss Mary Fraley, daughter of Rev. and Airs. F. D. Ernie.' . who reside on East Seminary

street.

The tempcvi.ture Tuesday night was lit: a relief from the heat of the past nig ts. Everyone report.; a good

night's sleep.

consideration.

About one-fifth of the text was! gone over yesterday, the league of nations covenant and the section dealing with German boundaries being 1 among the paits passed over to be taken un later. Today it was planned similarly to skip the Shantung sec-1 tion, together with other features | ‘

likely to meet opposition. Several Prepare Speeches.

Several Senator.-: were understood ——

to be preparing to take part in the j debate on Shantung, which began in I a stormy i ssion yesterday and will be resumed tomorrow. Senator Sher- ( j man, Republican, of Illinois, has given : notice he will speak tomorrow and it | T is expected Senator Borah, Republi-; T can, of Idaho, will call un his re.solution asking a copy of a letter said to 1 I have been written by General Bliss, I T Secretary Lansing and Henry White, protesting against the Shantung settlement. Mr. Borah tried to get action on it yesterday, but unanimous consent for its consideration was refused by Senator Hitchcock. Democrat, anking Democrat of the com-

mittee.

The Borah resolution is expected to stir the Senate to a debate rivaling in bitterness the exchanges of yesterday, when Senator Lodge, Republican, | jof Massachusetts, the foreign rela- j,

Mrs. George Cook was in Indiannp- ^ Greencastle, were here Sur lis Tuesday, shopping. 1 Captam Wimmer was in &r

tie, Monday.

Misses I. me and Libskev were in ’ Greencastle the first of the week, i Atr. and Airs. Jerry Steele spoil* j Monday \vi:' Mrs. Laura McFaJGen. | Word has been received by Air. tnd j Mrs. Sol Ader that their .-on, Rny- 1 mend, has landed in New A'.ok. Mr Du’.lie Priest went to Pri kj Chapel, Sunday.

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