The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1919, Page 7

‘ RE ndnorlbdor doaling with.the,treaty) out destroying the binding effect of power. penn ey " Senator Kellogg said hé was “will-| “The proponents of the teagne,” be | 1. tng to try” the , though he did| Continued, “claim that. the Monroe, not believe it wo ently pre- Doctrine is excepted from the juris- vent war, MaTpucgeell rosor vaca diction of the council and the as- dealing with the Monroe Doctrine, |setibly of the league, If this is true, domestic questions and the power ot| there cas be no harm and it would Tir feem to bsentirely proper for the Congress to decide quest peace WITH RESERVATION ae shelby Abeer! Senate, in ratitying the treaty, to de- | |B ’ u Citing the alliance of 1778 with| “l#fe Ite interpretation of this clause | 1% 5 —— oe France, the Jay. treaty of 17% and| “My own personal. opinion is that , { many other obligations entered into| Wr Moteg “to be cusested’ trom the We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Says There Are Ample Pre-]07.,"n cuted States. the speaiver| jurisdiction of the league. Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only. “Respecting Article X., the quea- eden fo May Guaran | eens er see rae aan | ees Of venant. in favor of striking this article out . ron lb cae bs oa “that we] Of the league entirety, but there are Among the new fe all some grave objections to this guar- thi he h l ° Is WASHINGTON, Aug.7.—Proviaions|;°A2t_antor into @ treaty limiting) anty aa tt atands. I believe there in 00 of the League of Nations whines a gree bot and be «4 seg ye ory yea gs or 8C. gir irapowing obligations on Congress do| providd for a navy. By a treaty with I, ‘ahall’ po absolutely ‘cleur ‘and oar: we find two frocks of SERGE eats ine American Consttuon ee eis ait armament x Goa] tml eorve. 1a an advisory in styles that are sure to please Sharing the spotlight with the province of ~_ irpretative reservations witout | OTe Lakes and no auestion bas ever| powers” wil Nnoroushiy understand A regulation dress Shantung are suits of Shantung. The province ~ Godan othe onlean, ot taacnay| ny eects Mr, ties cle! wee ws teens Sete , at $14.74 has made many men hot under the collar, the Suudet a taai-sigemn Bs the metoen nets tes be tate we ph cn hele Bree suits make men cool without partiality to any ~ FTE mm C@o.wvrot#ac.—8@#@001:.--’”””——-——. ubiversally becoming. This one particular anatomical location. (i is made of all-wool, aavy serge— Brooklyn Police Question Meyer! 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