Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 123, 3 April 1919 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1919.

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HARDING WANTS FOCH TO WRITE PEACE TREATY

Declares Allied Chief Gin be Trusted to Guard Security of United States. WASHINGTON, April 3. The suggestion that Marshal Foch should write the peace treaty and -wind It . up In a hurry, as he did the armistice terms, was advanced by Senator Warren O. Harding, of Ohio. General Foch could be depended upon, the Senator said, to guard the security of the United States as well as that of France and Great Britain. Mr. Harding criticized the delay at the peace conference and declared that it has brought the allies apparently to the point of recognizing Bolshevism. Ho said the people of all countries are seriously concerned over the delay In bringing about peace. Denounces Secrecy. "Not only is Bolshevist destructiveneas to be countenanced in fallen Russia," he added, "but the world will awaken pretty soon to the fact that . Germany Is dominant there and has . expanded infinitely more through

I revolution and delay than she had ' expected to accomplish by force or arms." Senator Harding declared that the secrecy surrounding the consideration of the proposed league of nations plan in Paris was "regretable." ' The original draft is doomed here if not buried at Paris," he said. "It is regretable that we know so little, in the face of the solemn pledge of 'open covenants, openly arrived at, we are astonished to read of threaten ed exposures of hindering influences, and my own reluctant impression is that the peace conference is not getting anywhere with actual accomplishment. I doubt If we have any serious proposal for a league with the treaty of peace, for which peace treaty all the world is calling."

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WATSON FLAYS (Continued From Page One) consideration by the Washington government. "Japan has reopened the question of the admission of her subjects to the United States," said the senator. "She has served notice that this privilege must be granted her or she will not Join the league. Both President Wilson and Judge Taft announce that immigration is a domestic and not an international question, but Japan does not consider it and insists on it being settled now. Nor does that view accord with President Wilson's entire attitude on the question. If this constitution be adopted. Japan will at once take advantage of the opportunity granted under the provisions of this article, to raise the question. "Suppose that both parties have resorted to diplomacy and failed to settle the question. They are then bound to submit the problem to arbitration or to the executive council. Suppose that either the court of arbitration or the executive council decides that the United States shall admit Japanese citizens into the United States Japan and1 the United States are both members of the league, and under the terms of this article we are bound not to resort to war against another member of the league which complies with the award of the arbitrators or the recommendation of the executive council. May Obtain Entrance. "Japan is the ally of England and has been for many years and If after nations of Europe represented on the executive council believed in the free movements of the peoples and the ingress and egress in their nationals to all other nations, it is very easy to imagine that the court of arbitration or the executive council would decide in favor of Japan in the controversy of that character," He pointed out that Article Thirteen made provision for the executive council of the League of Nations to propose "what steps can best be taken to give effect" to its decisions. He construed Article Sixten to mean that where any of the contracting nations break or disregard the covenants, the nation so doing shall be deemed to have committed an act of war against all other members of the league. One of the league's methods of Imposing its decrees, is an economic boycott, he said. Mr. Watson said that his second major objection to the proposal was that it would override the provisions of the American constitution whereby congress Is empowered to raise and equip an army and navy, the partial abandonment of which is specifically provided in the covenant. He used THE MOST GRATIFYING NEWS IN THE WORLD The greatest pleasure lays In the knowledge of the fact that you are able to help your fellow beings. Do Unto Others as You Expect Others to Do Unto You. THE BIBLICOTHETICAL PROVERB MATERIALIZES. Money means nothing, for money is not to be taken with you when you pass from this world to the great unknown beyond. Money cannot make you happy, nor can it give you the feelings of gratification as the letter below quoted can give. There are millions of things that money can buy, but a source of satisfaction, such as the one this letter has produced, cannot be procured by money. Read: Magnolia, W. Va., Mar. 17th. 1919. Laxcarin Products Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Gentlemen: Please find enclosed one dollar ($1.00) for which please send me another box of Laxlron, the great nerve and blood tonic. Please send at once to address below and oblige, (Signed) Jno. A. Flora, Box No. 5, Magnolia, W. Va. The original of this letter is on our files, and we will gladly show same to anyone who is willing to look at It. This letter means to us that Laxiron is the best preparation for blood and nervousness. It is more, it is a tissue builder and will assist you In recuperating after - serious Illness, such as influenza, nervous breakdown, or any other disease which leaves tracos behind. You should not hesitate to send for Laxiron if you are in a nervous condition or if you are losing weight steadily, it is the best thing for you. In order, however, to do away with unnecessary ordering, and to save money, better ""order enough1 for a full treatment at once, which usually consists of six boxes, the cost of which is five dollars, or if you desire you may order just one box for one dollar. Write today for samo and tomorrow be convinced of Laxiron's effectiveness. Laxcarin Products Co., Dept. E-94, Pittsburgh, Pa. Accept no substitutes Adv.

this point preliminary to a declaration that the "entire proposition is illegal." The speaker was emphatic in his assertion that the constitution of the league was a direct Interference with the Monroe doctrine, in that It would pluck the United States government of the power vested-in it by the operation of the policy. : The answered the claim that the, league makes the Monroe doctrine worldwide by saying, "that is precisely what we do not want" Two Leagues Poslblo. The Hoosler lawmaker charged President Wilson with inconsistency in declaring for a "free and openminded and absolute impartial adjustment of all colonial claims," and at the sametime providing in the league constitution that that body fix the territorial limits of the nations. He expressed the belief that the fact that Germany and the other central powers were to be kept out of the league would result in the establlshmen of another by Germany, in which Japan would take membership if she were not allowed "to dump her people upon us."- The creation of two leagues would mean war "transcending in volume and fierceness those that are not but smoldering In Europe," he said. Epitomizing the reasons why he is opposed to the league covenant, Mr. Watson said that while it ostensibly was formulated to preserve peace, yet eight of its articles legalized war and four of them compelled it; that it confers upon an executive council the literal domination of world; that it does not provide for the election of representatives in the council, but says they shall be of executive choice ; that permits a foreign body to suggest the size of our army; that is empowers the council to levy an assessment upon the United States for any sum it may judge necessary, that it makes immigration, taxation and tariff international and not domestic questions; that it transfers a portion of our sovereignty to foreign control and abrogates the Monroe doctrine; that it thrusts the United Seates into all the quarrels of the world; and that it provides that the "labor of all countries shall be equalized." Prospective Unrest. Exclaiming that peace is not yet in sight, Mr. Watson said that it is very doubtful whether there wil be peace in Europe until the nations of that continent can form the United States of Europe. As long as there are twenty or more nations in that country with their desire for greater trade and more room and better living con

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ditions, he said, there will probably betrouble growing out of the very nature of the situation, i "Personally," said the senator, "I believe that the great , civilized nations should effect a solmen agreement in a world league to preserve peace, but in so doing each nation should unquestionably reserve to itself its right to regulate its own domestic and national affairs, and to pursue its own course with reference to the tariff and immigration and Its general economic policy. "Treaties will not be so lightly considered in the future as In the past. These solemn engagements wil not be idly cast aside as 'scraps of paper,' but an international obligation of that character can be entered into between nations that will have a most salutory and wholesome effect upon questions of war and peace. "I have no objection to a court of arbitration or a council of conciliation, and I believe that such a policy will largely tend to preserve peace and at the same time anable us to pursue our domestic policies as has been our national custom from the beginning. " "And it must not be gorgotten that we have settled practically all our difference with other nations by arbitration. We have had no war with England for 103 years, and yet we have had repeated differences with her. t Harmony Prevails. "We have a boundary line on the north 3,500 miles long and yet in 103 years it has been marked by neither soldier nor guard while no fort rises along its entire length to mar the harmony that prevails betwen these two lands. "As a part of this scheme the nations of theeastern hemisphere could enter upon their own plan to maintain peace among their own people just as we do in the western hemisphere. Then, if any trouble arose In this hemisphere, it could be settled by their alliance here. If it arose in the eastern hemisphere, it could be settled by their alliance there. If It arose in either hemisphere and was of sufficient strength and portent to endanger the liberty of the nations of either, then both should fly to the rescue; for, whatever endangers the freedom of either hemisphere should be attended to by both. But it is not every breach of the peace that threatens freedom, and we should not be compelled . to furnish either men or money to settle all the broils and squabbles of all the small nations of Europe or of the world."

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AFTERNOON CONFERENCE Denunciation of the Democratic war administration was the keynote of Senator James E. W'atBon's address to 500 Republicans of the Sixth district and the state at a conference Wednesday afternoon. , 'Every phase of the conduct, of the war came in for severe criticism, and Senator Watson. In common with Rep-' resentatlve Richard N. Elliott, William Roach, secretary of state, L. S. Bowman and other speakers of the afternoon, called for an early and vigorous start of the Republican campaign for 1920. From the beginning of the war, and before. Senator Watson said, he was opposed to the course taken by the administration. Not until March 21, 1918, when the great German drive began, did President Wilson begin , to make war on a large scale, said Senator Watson. United States Lags Before that, the president failed to go to war in spite of the sinking of the Lusltanla and other ships, and the loss of hundreds of American lives, and even before that, the Mexican policy, was weak and was responsible for much of the trouble later, in making Germany realize the United States was in earnest. Then Wilson gathered around him to prosecute the war what was characterized as "the most inane and incompetent group of persons ever in Washington. Woodrow Wilson never consulted nnv Rftniihlicnn until fnrcfi1

J to do so, and then things began to move, said Senator Watson, In criticism of the president's partisan spirit Denounces Socialism The socialistic tendency of the administration was denounced. "Men opposed to every principle on which our nation was founded, who would overthrow the constitution," were placed in power by the president. "George Herron and Lincoln Steffens, appointed to represent America at the conference with the Bolshevists, were characterized as unspeakable." "Socialism is a great and impending danger," said Watson. "All my life I have been fighting it, and I say to you, my friends, it is upon us. The LADIES! LOOK YOUNG, DARKEN GRAY HAIR Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe and nobody can tell. Brush it through hair. Gray hair, however handsome, denotes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youthful appearance. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray and looks streaked, just a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold. Don't stay gray! Look young! Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," which is merely the old-time recipe Improved by the addition of other Ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully, besides no one can possibly tell as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, its natural color is restored and it hecomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. Adv. TRACY'S SPECIALS Friday and Saturday WILSON MILK Tall cans, 2 for 25 Small cans, 4 for 25J SUGAR, 5 lbs. ....49c COFFEE Fresh roasted daily, 40c value, for 29d Rio Coffee, lb 23d BROOMS 79c and 64c Calumet Baking Powd.. lb..23 SOAP LENOX 5 for 28 P. & G. Naptha, 10 for ...65 Fels-Naptha, 10 for 65 Ivory, 7c or 4 for 25 American Family, 10 for..(J5 Crlstell Water Softner 8 Lux Soap Flakes lit 7c WHITE LINE Washing Powder, 5 for . . -24 SALT . Fine Table, 2 sacks 5 HIP-O-LITE Marshmell&w Creme, pint 25 quart for 45 TRACY'S Tea and Coffee House EASTER Greeting Cards, Letters, and Folders See the big line at the Richmond Art Store 829 Main St.

great, intelligent body of American citizenship must rise and save the country from this peril. Anarchists, Bolshevists, the I. W. W. and the Nonpartisan League must be told that there is no. room In America for the Red flag. . They have no more right to apeak against the government in time of peace than in time of war,"Assails Rail Control. Extravagance, bad management and men who did not know how to run big business, together made a colossal blunder of the railroad administration, said the . speaker. The railroads should be turned back to private owners as soon as possible. President Wilson's chief reason for censorship after the war ended was that he didn't want "the other side to know what we are doing or for us to know what is happening over there," said Watson.' He spoke sarcastically of the principle of open covenants of peace, openly arrived at, which he said, had been put into practice by President Wilson and Lloyd George going into a private room

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and trying to settle the world' destinies alone." - Watson was applauded frequently during his talk. When he arose to speTik, - some one ' in the room cried ''Jim Watson, our next Republican president." He said he had declined the nomination for president so much it had become a habit, and that he considered the senatorship from Indiana quite as important a Job as the presidency. Appeals to the Republicans of the Sixth district to organize early and perfect a strong machine for the next presidential election, was made by the other speakers. Especial emphasis was laid upon the importance of the woman's vote and the necessity of solidity of the feminine vote before 1920. . Ed. O. Paul, of Cambridge City, Walter Bossert, Jack Henley, state chairman, William Roach, secretary of state, E. M. Campfield, Will Reller, State Senator Negley of Indianapolis, and eight chairmen of the district. Were the other persons who spoke.

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