The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 9

OPPENHEIM.GLUNS & G 34th Street—New York Ah Exceptional Sale of Trimmed Millinery 2 Tomorrow Saturday Charming Hat Modes in all the newest shapes (one model illustrated), developed in Panne, Lyons and colored silk Velvets, with trimming variations of Ostrich Motifs, Flowers and Tinsel Ornaments. CRB BV EBNANU WUD, fSmivan, VvsaAVRaaD HOPE OF JINGOES LIES IN REJECTION OF LEAGUE BY U. §, |Hoover Says Powder Maga- zines of Europe Will Be De- | stroyed by Ratification, PAIO ALTO, Cal., Oct. 3.—Herbert C. Hoover explained his views on the peace treaty to the students of Stan- ford University and his own towns- people, He stated he had been urged to do #0 by ex«President Taft and others. Mr. Hoover began by saying he was not impatient of honest debate and did not criticise the Senate for not accepting the treaty out of hand. He touched on the difficult situation in Paris and gaid none could have been more disappointed than the American delegation that great wrongs, the re- sult of secret treaties, were not eradl- cated by the conference. Coming specifiically to the League of Nations, he said in part: “We hear the cry that the League obligates that our sons be eent to fight in foreign lands, Yet the very intent and structure of the league is to prevent war. There is no obliga- tion for the United States to engage in military operations or to allow any do It In the midst of misery; to en- deavor to set ip groups and military alliances, all the old treadmill of op« |Pression of arms and ultimate war. “There are many elements in Mu- rope who wish to see the treaty break down and the League of Nations dis- appear. For instance, during the last five months our allies have been growing weaker from a miiltary point of view, due to the necessity of de- mobilizing thelr armies, while at the same time the reactionary group in Germany has been growing in strength through the hope of yet #e- jcuring a division of the Allies, “At the time I left Europe, a month ago, & German militarism had already re-established itself as a well dis- ciplined, well offered army of at least 400,000 ‘men, largely congregated on the Polish frontier, and even defying the Government at Berlin. If the treaty ts ratified the German Army will be reduced to 200,000 men, The failure of the treaty sion of the Polish sta Jot these terrible times, Rome | he Allies may themselves ratity this treaty without us, and thus assemble a council of nations -|of thelr own tn an endeavor to solve; the problems of Surope. It would be a counell of Europe, and In the midst considering ,\the debts they owe us, the material ives are poured into them. im confident that if we attempt Even if we diers out of it, fearful economic Nee. " the Le: they must have from us or starve, [ would rather that we be represented therein lest it become ‘a League of, Burope against the Western Hemi= sphere A peace without us means = |more army and navy for us, with the old treadmill of taxes and dangers This Establishment Open Daily From 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. Stern: Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) New Style Tendencies in WOMEN’S UNTRIMMED HATS Chosen for smartness and practicality—displayed on Third Floor. 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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY: A Manufacturer’s Sample Line of High Grade Hats Exclusive shapes of Lyons or Panne Velvet or Hatters’ Plush; values up to $10.50 $5.50 interference with our internal affairs without the full consent of our repre- sentativds in the League, If there is any danger that we should be charged with an obligation to go to war, either direct or implied, without the full consent and approval of Congress, I believe the President will be the first to agree to any interpretation that this cannot be. “I paid a recent visit to many of the capitals of the new states, and the first anxious question of their of- ficials was, “Will America ratify the League?” ‘Their invariable statement, was that without it their only course was the hopeless effort to arm them- |selves against etronger neighbors; to Close Fitting Turbans Short Back Poles Jaunty Sailors Becoming Mushrooms Soft Draped Effects Tricornes Special for Saturday Only 7.19. 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