New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 13

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FOREIGN POLICIES, Former Secrefary of State Meets‘ With Harding Marion, O., Dec. 17.—William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state under President Wilson and for many years an earnest advocate of world peace, was called into consulta- tion today by President-elect Hard- ing regarding the plan for an associa- ; i tion of nations. Mr. Bryan brought a fund of special | knowledge by virtue of his experience {in negotiating more than a score of | arbitration treaties while he was head | of the department of stafe. It was | understood that these treaties consti- |tuted one of the principal subjects iof Mr. Harding’s inquiries. Recently another former secretary, Elihu Root suggested that arbitration treaties throughout the world might be amended so that all justiciable questions between nations would be referred to the new league of nations HIS IS POLITICAL JOB, TOO i | | | S LOUIT LLOLOW Washington—Louis Ludlow’s _job comes and goes just like any big pol- itician’s. He is personal page to Vice President Marshali and hails from Indiana.. After March 4 it is likely uth fre Massachusetts will r than to temporary arbi- tration boards. The Bryan treaties also have been discussed many times as furnishing in themselves a basis for reaching a world agreement in the interest of peace. A proposal that nations bind them- selves not to go to war except by vote 4 Phone our office and a representative will explain A small deposit is all that is necessary. of the people has been anather of Mr. Bryan’s sucgestions as a basis for a world league, The former secretary was a warm advocate of the Versailles league but after unreserved ratification failed he entered the fight actively to sccure democratic acceptance of the r* pubii- can reservations. It was roi re- vealed today what opinion he ex- = —————— TO PAY pressed regarding the present ‘prac- ticability of American acceptance of the covenant. Arriving here late in the forenoon Mr. Bryan had most of the remain- der of the day set aside for him on Mr. Harding's appointment schedule. Tonight the two will speak from the same platform at a Presbyterian church rally here. PLAINVILLE | tol delivered a lecture on“ grim’s conception of D an attentive audience at i gational church parlors last Last evening’s lecture ended ies of three given at the ¢ Start Today Saving for Next Christmas. We have opened our 1921 Christmas Club and offer you any one of the following classes. Start the good time today and finish it next Xmas. A-:small sum Saved Each Week will amount to $12.50 to $250.00. Think how acceptable this will be to you Next Christmas. ) CLASSES— 25c Per Week 50c Per Week $1.00 Per Week $2.00 Per Week $5.00 Per Week ““Join The Newest Club in the City’’ OPEN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY EVENING New Britain Trust Co. Our Foreign Exchange Department Open Evenings This Week