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was wisely decided that the absence ? of & apecial invitation should be over looked, and that the Dominlon should be fepresented at Washington i Blenh;olennnrlu nominated on th resentatives of theé nations shall meet upon equal footing. s‘Although denled the powerful al of the lut Stdtes, the league of nations has accomplished great l:lnr;l for the world’s peace during unfon than any written document or formal conl(ll?llon, said Sir Robert : " Ihna collqagues of th® American His- toriedl Asdociation, in sesalon hére, MI.SUN IS HNBRED remeomberad him as & “tsdcher of hilk- | Laird Borfsd, fotmer waf peamler o (3 mn‘t-:‘l:‘l:‘lll::;. Catholics now In F’RST CATHOL'C i ; JMRKE SAYS KLAN "'l‘h"‘;: x:“:ol‘h‘lnc.:::d;lcell b PRIEST LABORER 'N tory” and elected him first vice pres- fi;’x‘x‘lda‘u.t ::‘:h:d e pSl S S U.s.271 YEARS 460\ BY HSTORY SOCIETY erturtons et S| Refers to Leagse. An appeal for efforts to make hi Referring to the league of nations, |t three yeats. On at least four operate in _th; tory a more popular subject w 152y Tt aoen. T ‘am pertectly WHIDE | By the Ausociated Press. - President with greetings from the|Sir Robert safd: et ml;"";:},:'-; madle by Robert Lanwing, former S g;x‘e‘:[“l::rp‘;i‘;g&v:f o e i to| NEW HAVEN, Conn, December AR historians gathered here. | ““The world's unity for peace must|ihg cutbreak of war in i Internationat | Toin hemmios it The Rr'».!'[f:xf?'n.. me by the national klonvocation was 29.—The first Catholic priest to labor Mrg“;:‘.nn']vld'fi h.'u h!e: ;;f;;\;\l :be ;ounddln‘ llI|L rpl?“"l“‘j"!'l’l‘ Dub":} connu’l‘(’h:lonulnfl cu':perl:jon 80 im- | Stitute of America and the Americ Vi riel ) heru the assiclation for man right an international ustice, an preas tself upon the nations.” e the investigation of the feasibility of | in this country was Father Gab By the Assoclated Press. e O ot vice RreniAont &l | Ias the understanding. and. co-operas | i eseriog el ine Eobonce of Cana. | Historical Association. spreading the roster of the order 30| 1, jjeites, . J. apostle to the | NEW HAVEN, Conn., December 29. H 1 lude eve Christian | 3ar Against Cathollcs Will Be f‘".f,';,':“;”on".';,"r,,p N TheRTIUAn | \benaki Indians in the Kennebec |—While friends of Woodrow Wilson sald every white man. That is &| river region. who conferred with were greeting him in Washington on L 3 i 'lcl‘m which we are going to have to G 651, it |his sixty-sixth birthday anniversary Colonial Gov. Winthrop in 1651, 8 sixty- y Eowosed o ikl :::,';.f,:'.f '3'.;?.2?.".‘...'&“,"‘:;’.,.‘;“2?." oL the| us brought out today at the meet- [as a “maker of history” his friends Christians. iRt (2 Vimdimg "ioveiner: of Sl et | Lorca Societs: bl —— [ el ——12 IE==0E=E ! the white men of the o nto one 1 |Ereat association” that_ will ‘stand| , The, o e e AmITe, e vin] unites alnst the numerically supe- e . o | Hfor “coleged zaces 1n an abaolute ne.| President of St Thomas Seminary ATLANTA, Ga, December 20.—Thé ontinuation of the ' ‘ : ‘41 Klux Klan, unlike the leopard, \;*g.’,‘;’,,,:; ot Catholiclem In America was the s : will change its| “The day will come when the white| - g;fi ity whieh is one of ten . i spots. Tt also will | Tm;&;fi'g‘;‘:‘ (‘:;“"'rg\";,fl';:‘,fi',"}u‘l'f‘ historical organizations meeting. at expand its M“‘"Hon by the yellow races of Asia, by | Y4lo the session last year. - tion thut can only be g;mead-mhnnd ' but stron as | & common councl Oar and these ln;’;\l'"urrl:“d‘d(.(‘fie “free .ul"'mu. | bssentials cannot be secured without Mous und co-operating communities” | 4 recognized system of periodical in- of the Britl emph—e In & closer ! ternational conferences at which rep- dian représentatives at the disarma- | ment conference last fall, Sir Rnberl In 1919 Canada was only thirte said: among maritime nations. Since “Having regafd to the impoftance |she has risen to eighth plac nificance of the conference, it | nearly 9,000 vessels. H ool - - lolc—=lal—— —alol—=]g ?. itics to all parts the countless hordes which are of the world, huxl(r'\*mk more and more every day: gen behind the new move 2 plan to {and that are a standing menace 10 iycrease the strenith of the organiza- Europe, T edge of Tmperial Giant Clarke's S is more or less ird Young | sword admittedly is today bared more Clarke, imperial | A€A(NSt the Japanese than against the ' | negro of the south. There was sharp giant of the or-| zanization, will, at an carly date, of an issue. Clarke refused to admit that he M' planning a European trip in the near comment today over this latest dovel-| future. on which he would endeavor opment, and the suggestion was made | to Jaunch the klan overscas., but he that there was great political slg-|yvery frankly admitted that the Urgo upon the|nificance in the anouncement that it|gro\oth of the hooded knights band governing body of | 1S planned not only to make Cath-iinto an international organization the Klan thai it |olics eligible to membership, but 1o yas considered by himself and other urge them to join. In recent elections|jegders as a certainty. the klan has tried to play a part in (Copyright, 1922.) —_— INCORPORATED Address all Commumcahons to Presldent, 2325 18th St. NW Phone Col. 9855 Gold Band Butter These Two Quality | Gold Bag Coffee Crcameesssaansa be made an inter- national body and that all white politics in a number of southern tates, and it is a ed he that if E. Y. 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