Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1920 — Page 19

LEAGUE PACT IS DECLARED DEAD BY SEN. HARDING First Statement Since Election Sounds Knell of the Covenant. POLICIES ARE DISCUSSED MARION. Ohio. Nov. s—The League of Nations has been pronounced dead by President-elect Warren G. Harding. In one sentence the next President of the United States sounded the death knell of the covenant. It came as the climax of his first speech since the election, delivered to his Marlon neighbors from his front porch last night, when they came by thousands to congratulate him The American people by the unparalleled majority they give the Republican candidate, ordered the League of Nations scrapped, according to the interpretation Senator Harding places on the election returns. He made it clear today that this mandate will be carried out to the letter. The Marlonites In their parade carried tip to the front porch a stretcher bearing the effigy of a corpse labeled “League of Nations.” FIRST STATEMENT ON LEAGUE ISSUE. “You didn't want a surrender of the United Stares," said Senator Harding. “You wanted America to be free and unmortgaged. That’s whj you didn't care for the league, which Is now deceased." Senator Harding took the first opportunity after his election to clear the air on the league matter. But simultaneously he will undertake the rebuilding of an entente cordlale between the United States and tue rest of the world. This policy contemplates America taking an actlvd part In restoring normal international condltiona. It means Resumption of relations with Germany as soon as possible, and with Russia and Mexico ultimately, and negotiations looking toward an “association of nations." TWO MOVES CONTEMPLATED. Two moves are expected to be made by Senator Harding In the near future. Meeting of Mexican leaders. Including probably President-elect Obregon, on the border while vacationing at Point Isabel, Texas. Conferences with Senators over drafting of a resolution declaring the war with Germany at an end, and providing for resumption of normal trade relations. Although Secretary of State Colby has Intimated the Wilson administration may recognize the Obregon regime, the feeling la that this step will be left to the discretion of the new administration. The terms on which Senator Harding will extend recognition to Mexico will be firm, but fjir. It Is said. Mexico's national dignity will be fully respected, but the Harding administration will Insist

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on her completely and wholeheartedly adhering to the code of international honor. It is claimed. WHAT MAY BE tSKED OF MEXICO. Mexico will bff’ required to give unqualified assurance of her willingness and ability to protect American lives and property within her borders. It is net likely that the Harding administration will go to the extent recommended In tne recent report of Senator Falls’ Investigating committee in demanding American supervision of Mexican Internal affairs. The Harding policy is expected to lie somewhere between that and the policy of President Wilson. Senator Harding will meet the reasonable eniands of American business Interests throughout. It can be said, but he will be disposed to allow Mexico to work out her own salvation with such American aid as he may desire. Conferences with Senate leaders over the resolution of peace with Germany will not begin for at least a month Although the question of Senator Harding’s plans regarding the proposed association of nations Is uppermost, it may be stated he has no plan of his own and he will propose no detailed plan for some time to come. Ultimately he intend* to call together a great bi-partisan conference to map out a course. GROUP TREATIES MAY NOT SEE DAYLIGHT. It is probable that nnder President Harding the group of treaties negotl-

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Tied by President Wilson/at Paris will not see daylight again. In this same category are included tho treaty with Germany sent back to the White House by the Senate; the Austrian treaty never submitted by President Wilson to the Senate; the FraucoAmerican agreement untouched lu the executive vault of the Senate, and several lesser pacts . - “There is anew world relationship so be established,” Senator Harding told hla neighbors. “When the next administration comes Into power, it Is going to ask for a combination of nations associated together in the spirit of Justice and right In a way that surrenders nothing of American national freedom.’’ HOME OF SPONGES. Q. Where do the best sponges come from ? S. G. A. The Mediterranean sponges are the softest best, those of the Red Bea are next in quality, while those found in the vicinity of the West Indies are coarser and less durable.

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