South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 192, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 July 1919 — Page 3

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President's Address in Senate Highly Praised by Many Members of Congress.

WASHINGTON. 'July 11. PreVt V.'iNon's ad !rrs to the- enate tranri.ittir.R" the pace tr-a?y Thursday XKAH praised by democrat; !f adfrs ;m or," of his 1 -1 state papers, but i fpijMj'-.in leaders generally were ir c !:n rl to criticize it. Fon. Lodge; of Massachusetts, the repulican leadr. m ide no comment, and Sen. Knox republican of Pennsylvania, I i' lined to e oniment. ! Sen. Borah republican of Idaho,' one of the hading opponents in the; -nate of the League of Nations a!so; .'rlined to comment except to j-ay that Pres't Wilson "completely an-1

-wre 1" his own argument that the League of Nations is a league for P'-,-:-o by hU . statement that it is ' formed as an alliance of war." Sen. Smooi republican of Utah. Ltracte rlzed th- addresa as "another Wilsonian essay but not quite up to the standard." Republicans OritiHc Son. Harding, republican of Ohio, a member of the foreign relations muiiittee, j-nid the address was tlie appeal of the "internationalist and i.ttniy licking the ringing Amerlc anism." Sen. ?In?rs of New Hampshire, republican, declared the address to bo .in "appropriate description of the League of Rations as an international Vom' on Käme and it appears to in that any country that wishes to work th international badger game will find in the League of Nations the sliding panel with which to Operate." "It waa a fine comprehensive presentation of tlie case," said Son. Hitchcock, democrat, of Nebraska, "it was a dispassionate statement of the reasons that led the representatives of one billion people to agree on the reorganization of the world." Sen. McCumber, republican. North

Dakota, a supporter of the League of Nations, said the address was "very impresiive." "The addres." Faid Ken. Swannon. demoerat, Virginia, 'is magnificent. ab!", eloquent and Inspiring. The re.on, for th ratirci"- n of the treaty, inch: iin - :.he T. of Nations, wer stro'Y, corr.t a:: 1 unanswerable." "I think." ni'A Sn. Willi.ims. denv r.r rftt. .Vi.ss y pi. "that ir. " re.tdth l vision, in height of hum.inltarism in fundamental world statesmanship and delicacy of dov-taded English, it is the gre.Tte-i thing h- has e. r uttered. His words are a fitting c!o-e to his niagnficent and unselfish and upon the whole, effective work at Paris." "I think." ?,ald Sen. Chamberlain, democrat, Oregon, "it was a splendid addres?. covering the subject cor.cisively and in a way that twill make its way to the hearts of the American people."

Vice President and Cabinet Members Greet Wilson

Court Refuses to Give Brewery Restraint Order

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11. United States District Judge William Sawtelle denied Thursday "without prejudice" the application of the Ranier Rrewing Co. for an injunction to compel the United

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cept for transportation a consignment of 2 percent beer offered for .shipment. The application was dismissed .after an attorney for the railroad administration had announced the employes acted without authority in refusing the shipment and that the railroad wojld( continue to accent for shipment consignments of liquors from owner to owner in states where such shipments were not prohibited by state laws.

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wood wants ri:tokt. WASHINGTON', July 11. Rep. Wood, republican, Indiana, Thursday introduced a resolution calling on Sec'y Raker to inform the hous.? of his reasons and legal authority for bringing 4,000 Czt cho-SIovak troops to the United States from Siberia.

SAYS THERE IS NO REASON FOR ALARM

INDIANAPOLIS, 'Ind., July 11. Frank N. Wallace, entomologist ir. the 'state department of consena-

ttcn. before departing Thursday to i

establish quarantines in the three counties in which the take-all diease has been discovered on wheat, declared there is no rtason whv the

farmers and grain dealers throughout the state should be alarmed in the ieasf over the situation. In arswer to ptri-onal calls ant! long distance telephone calls, Mr. Wallace advised the farmers ir districts outside a half mile radius of the infected farms in Tippccanot, Porter and Lal'oite counties to ao ahead with their threshing. He also ndvhst d the elevator proprietors outside of the infected district not to hesitate in accepting the grain.

SHIPPING BOARD GIVES UP RATE CONTROL

WASHINGTON, July 10 All control over ocean freight rates was relinquished Thursday by the shipping hoard. Abandonment of rate control hitherto exercised by the board through a system of charter will give perfect freedom to ship owners in the matter.

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