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Nations provision or whether it amends | enormous ev’ the League of Nations provision. It ” PLATTERED majority can be mustered for that pur- | of it would greatly delay erat of the Senate Foreign Relations Tea Gitewt at pence’ LGanaak deneuive Committee, predicted in a statement to- pose. ie adven' ? it ts stor: WILSON APPROVE day that the Senate would ratify the| “An amended treaty is a new treaty |i PQerebia ty unite on mn programme covenant of the League of Nations and|whether it strikes out the League of|which would luce either of these that the necessary majority vote to amend It or separate it from the Peace _ ‘Treaty would not be obtained. could not possibly go into effect until al a “Tt would require @ majority of votes,!or the nations party to the treaty ac- (From the Detroit Free Press.) of course, to strike out tho League of leepted the amendment. If one refused| “i wouldn't marry the best man Fifty Cities, ny eit New York, Where Lines Are in | When we' ‘deliver your Receivership, to Benefit. Straw, “we deliver the) wasinGrox, May 20.—Appoint- goods’ ! ment of a Federal Commission to ity! sdive the problem of street railway Style! ? finance was approved to-day by| Fit! President Wilson, Secrétary Tumulty announced. = . No catching at straws for) secretaries Redfield and Wilson “excuses, either! Money. | provosed appointment of much a com: r if by any chance they | ™**! In « recent letter to the Prest- a dent They pointed out the Presi- ‘tal to measure up. dent's contingent fund of $10,000,000| {s available to finance a national sur- 3 vey of street railroad problems by the * Variety of prices and] ritty important city street railway i c ariety each 4 systems already are in the hands ©! * v - reat peeps iy according to the letter. Roorrs Pret ComPany Among important communities whose! systems are affected are New York,| Providence, Buffalo, Denver, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Des Moines, Fort) Broadway Broedway ‘at 13th St “Four at 34th St. Broadway Corners” Fifth Ave | Wayne, St. Paul and Spokane, {ait Warren ‘ at4istS |} In their original letter the secre-| Res taries preferred the commission | should include one representative of each of the following groups Treasury Department or War i Finance Corporation; Department of i Commerce; Department of Labor; | “ i National Association of State Com- missioners; American Cities League Be os With False Teeth? to Mayors; Amalgamated Association SURE-—LOoK HERE— of Street Railway Employees; Ameri.) 7a Max canes can Electric Raiiway Association and | 3 liarus tnptantiy. 4 Garret tees, and)investment Bankers Association of of & loose, wabbly, dropping plate. | Ainerica. } ie WERN ETS POW DEt for Falae rm. Prev Ber erie roca) MMOHCOOK SAYS LEAGUE SEES t 1s SURE TOBE MATIMED y ‘pt. N. Y. Two sizes. As all drug and de- a partment stores. —Ad a ee et ee Oe a, ee P = Not Enough Votes in Senate to Sep- a, arate It From Treaty or % - SUNDAY WORLD WANTS to Amend It. WORK MONDAY WONDERS. nitehemh of Nebrash ie Wane, ranking Demo- CAMMEYER Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York White Kid Pump ‘With turned soles and Louis heels. A very chic Women’s Pump, the de- tite of which is out-of-the-ordinary. ee et en cme MS $8.50___._! There is nothing neater for summer wear than 2 White Pump. 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