Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 11

AR, WASHINGTON, D. JUNE C., FRIDAY, THE EVENING ulated and sigied The mere exist. | i€ not the power of the league then ence of a treaty of guarantee would | e , | in itself b suMcient to keep Germany s Bl g “;',', ”"‘;',‘?, ‘;',;‘".‘z: | from embarking on another adven- | may be Invoked. S ARBOR, Mich., June 15.—The Ideals Finally Will Bring U. S. . Into League, Says Col. House 57t st amth Wit B SEREE Bt called upon to fulfill their guarantees. | 5,000 T eor the United States i ! s :;:::;"s"’::::‘:;:r h“m‘!‘ also to join, for what other nation is poyhien, Presidont Wileon re-| riven to the heights of courage and | of Versallles perhaps 80 per | idealism in its entry and prosecution | £ our people w heartily in!of the war, has gone to the other league membership, and the league 15, favor of the league of nations in some | extreme in the making of peace.|should undertake to sce that Ger o u ; i 8 form, Never was greater pressure Therefors, until tomorrow, when we | many lived up to her obligations in | wo-story, renalssance e struc- e 1 at is described as : of the most complete libraries of its kind in the world. ‘Willlam Lawrence Clements of Bay City, a graduate of the university, resented the library. The building, there whose interests are more de- ached than ours? jermany should 1al Digpateli (0 The Star. politics. REW YORK, Ju ~Col. 1. M.|turned ise, usually so averse to political| ! / phectes, ks out plainly ? ning future Amerlcan foreign icy and its Dbearing on internal itics in the 1 ! diarterly review, published here today re : main no doubt what are to be thel chief issues of the coming campaign | ! 12 Col. House has a hand in shaping wen be permitted spe con- brought to bear upon a legislative, shall again lend a guiding and help- | t Zome: . Onco -secured | fupe. is “te flrst of several new j ; ’M 9 hody than was brought to bear upon | ing hand, Europe must work out its anted, invasion, France |bulldings to increase the opportuni- 14, oubtléss would, be rea- i‘ ',;,)I"l II\AJ;:‘AI‘«HI‘ : r\ “]g“(‘-)”\.jl:‘:f\. arati Thia spe and PADEre. andl voiumes: that 1 should be det P r mulvmi and colc > | i ! , number of the!, "nited States Senate to pass the | own salvation. This might be done The Wyoming Cafe by creating a zone of ample propor- tions along the Rhine in which Ger- fon of the the nature Main Floor, the Wyoming Apartment, Columbia Road, at California St. many would agree to dismantle for- ghould COMMUNITY can re- Manner Called Unfortunate. Then came the irreconcilable t between the legislative and ex- Cutive branches of our government President was determined to| of give that her Met s they became due problem was in Tnited s s of today is not| the United St of yesterday,” he obligations Tth tifications already there and build Unfortunately, the Senate had the| “The Irish Freo State | and there are unmistakable|power to compel the Presldent to|gppljcation for m;.mher:;i:‘.ov;nm:fip would be will leap able, but his man- | geek the same sanctuary. In the taken as soon as the United DINNERS no new ones. In addition, France might obtain an especial guarunte _ { from both Great ritain and Italy Yo and the senators were|similar to that offered at Paris by v determined to have theirs. | Tiovd George and Wilson. indications that she is also not the|vield lose confirmation of the|jeague and undoubtedly iwill be ad-|Once the entire United = States of tomorrow. The | irel d equally unfortunately he|mitted at the September meeting. | course of scttlement, American and uourage and iness which w refused to giv As far as his|The league is a God-sent haven for | E rs would probably compelling i : t wproach to tl te was concern- | such states as Ireland. o ake the plan a suc- into the {ed, In my jud t. the President’s| " “Germany, too, will doubtless soon These -measures should have under | PUrpose was impes 1917-1918 | ner unfortunate. the “Once in politics, the as its foot ball. The fea . 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