The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1920, Page 5

~ <= eonbiciiiianla ee | inated under a tentative agreement and the following was substituted: “Until Part One, ‘being the covenant of the League of Na- tions, shall be so amended as to provide that the United States shall 'be entitled to cast & number of votes equal to that which any member of the League and its self governing dominions, colonies, or parts of empire, in the aggre- gate, shall be entitled to cast, the United States assumes no obliga- tion to be bound (untess it shaft specifically consent in advance) SEVEN TREATY POINTS SETTLED AS PARLEYS WERE. INTERRUPTED (Continued From First Page.) isfietion, was accepted with a slight modification, by any election, decision, report or MONROE DOCTRINE—The pro-| finding of the council or assembly Posed change in this reservation,! in which any member of the tentatively agreed on, consisted in striking from the Lodge reservation these words: ‘Is to be interpreted by tho United States alone.” The effect of this simply was to soften the reservation, UNITED STATES LEAGUE REP- RBDSENTATIVES—On this point the conferees proposed to substitute for League and its self governing dominions, colonies or parts of empire in the aggregate have cast mre than one vote. “The United States assumes no dbligation to ‘be bound iby any decision, report or finding of the council or assembly arising out of any disputes between the United THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1920, MARRIED ONE DAY AFTER THEY MET Bride, Akl Anmilment, Says Husband Was a Sergeant Posing as Commissioned Officer, Supreme Court Justice Brooklyn reserved morning on the Faber in decision this application of Mra Ruth Gould Sanders, a pretty blonde of eighteen, who with her parents at No. 42 Clinton Place, for the annulment of her marriage to Joan Sanders, who, she charges, is also known as Edward Sandbeck Mrs. Sanders declared that on Jan 13, 1919, she met the defendant, who said he was a First Lieutenant in the army, and that he had come 'rom Illi- nois, where In peace time hy worked ae an interior decorator, earning from $15 to $20 a day. Whey were lives POSTMISTRESS Is ARRESTED. Traced $12,000 Shortage Alleged. CHICAGO, Jah. 28—A jagged cleat which ripped baggagemen's hand and tore hotel carpets and defaced doi ways was the clue which put Irene Me Auliff, suburban, postmistreas, under footwear stock: WOMEN'S BLS to 825, jen Now $10.85 up married the next day. ‘Three weeks later, the bride said, her husband admitted he was a sergeant who had been ten yeard in by Jagged Tronk Cleat—|traced throug trunk | the This sale involves footwear of highest character and every reduction is bona-fide. opportunity at these reduced prices on our winter Ask for Oar Book—'The Abuse of the Big Toa.” NO BRANCH STORES—Our only address 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. Contom Rootmakers Over 50 Years. arrest at Cleveland to-day, Tt Is charged that Willam RB. Inks was with her. Detectives dectare they were a score of Southern re- sorts following the alleged discovery Miss MeAulif('s ‘postal accounts put $13,000. charges pnt funds x to follo © to-day, re short f emberzle- nd possibly the return of the pair Avail yourself of this SG; the Lodge reservution a shorter pro- vision, regarded as simpler and less cumbersome and not quite so drastic. REPARATIONS COMMILSSION— ‘The Loge reservation was accepted LEAGUE EXPENSPS—The con- ferees amentied the Lodge reserva- tion to provide that the United Staies chal not be obligated for any Leaguc expenses “except services and ordinary oflce expenses.” DISARMAMENT—On this point the language of the Lodge reserva- ‘tion is: “[f the United States shall at any time adopt any plan for the Imitation of armaments proposed by the Council of the Leasue of Nations, under the provisions of Article VIL, it reserves the right to increase such armaments with- out the consent of the Council whenever the United States is threatened with invasion or en- @aged in wat.” The substitute agreed on by con- ferees reads: “No plan for the limitation of armaments proposed by the Coun- cil of the League of (Nations un- der the provisions of Article VIII shall be held as binding thé United States untt! the same shall have been accepted by Congress.” TREAT NA- AMERICAN Ri ervation agreed VOTING POWER—The so-called + Lenroot reservation designed to pre- vent any other nation outvoting the | United States by the aid of the votes overning cotonies was elim Ts. pote res- | States and any member of the ugue if such memiber, or any If governing dominion, colony, empire or part of empire united with it politically has voted.” On this, the agreement is undor- stood to have been of the flimsiest and the question was regarded as un- settled, se — Dean Robb GREENFTELD, Mo Rev. 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