The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 4

Neak we basal iocnas wana AED A ELEEATE OR LEAUESTAN ‘ ite Convention Indorses © Covenant Without Weaken- ©» ing Reservations to It. vote, Senator Reed was denounced and praised by a number of speakers. “Missourt has suffered long and has been patient, but her hour of vindication has struck,” Frank Cur- lee of St. Louis said. He declared that “Senator Reed's political of- fenses antedated his opposition to the League of Nations Covenant,” and * JOPLIN, Mo, Aprit 23—The Domo- tic State Convention, after a stormy N-night session, voted to-day to reject J the selection of United States Sena‘or James A. Reed even as district dele- _‘gate'to the Democratic National Con- vention and to return his name to the bh District caucus which nom‘nated im. He was also rejected as @ dele- Theg gato-at-large, his name not even be- fing presented. * The vos wae 1,070 to 490, four not asserted that by his course In the Senate during the war the Senator “equivocated and condoned until he led the country to wonder whether Missouri was not more pro-German than pro-American.” “While I was in the United States Ariny,” he eaid, “Senator Reed was in Washington opposing the Food SianleySe:Gibbons| STHAVENUE AT SG™STREET Second foor ~Take Elevator ) Tomorrow « ‘ Sale Suits| At Greatly Reduced Prices Embroidered Suits Braided Suits $35 | Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Serge Tailored Suits Velour Checks, Gabardine, Tweeds Embroidered, Braided, Plain Tailored Other Suits Reduced to $50.00 to $135.00 Sale Wraps At Greatly Reduced Prices Tricotine Wraps 535 Poiret Twill Wraps ' Serge Wraps Velour Wraps as ti Silk Lined Throughout “, Other Wi t : Wi’ Reduced Prices $45 to $100 eee SUI LN ee iy cia aa N athiottentrabusinty ANH ie OIF Made in Grenoble, France AREER GLOVES conform to fashion as closely #3 they fit the hand, The one-piece thumb, the tiny gusset carefully stitched between each finger, the beautiful placat finish—each feature is of true French distinction. Styles in Glace Kid or Suede of exceptional qual- ity, in Springtime colors to be worn with the new frocks and tailleurs. To the Makers’ Mark of Merit we add our oun Guaraniee * From $5.00 to $10.00 Lord & eee FIFTH AVENUE ¢ NEW YORK Senator Reed's oppost-| the ipproved the senior Senator's oppovi- tion to the League Covenant, he de- bound by instructions to vote for 4 wether of St. Louie said: EMME VC he it Senate to urge Senators| Mrs. Kate @. ‘aereew, elected: i ‘Wrrrens- to think and so Rome lost its ltber- bung: Mrs, We B. MekKnight, King tion to the League of Nation's cov- clared that “he had only ‘hate for the City; Mrs. Martha Taafe, Carthage, enant, President, hate for England, hate tor Reed has been one of the bitterest humanity, hate for every one but the| W- W. Graves of Jefferson City; Dr.| Pandemonium greeted the simul- opponents of the proposed league, and followers of this august personage. | Burris A. Jenkins, pastor and news-| taneous reports of majority and min- had announced that if chosen as @ Making the principal address in de-| PAPer Man of Kansas City, and Judge| ority members of the resolutions com- delegate-at-large he would not be fenge of the Senator, Lee Meri-| 7D 8. Farrington, Springfeld, were! mittee touching on the League of named delegates at large with 4 half| Nations Covenant, The former, which plank indorsing the league. iy ought to thank God we have a| Vote each, four women sharing the| was adopted, was an indorsement e man in ington who can think|other two votes. Tn the debate which preveded ihe for himself and not go to the White| ‘The following women delegates at! weaken or nullify” the pach whileleccran to’ manta ‘rederick D. Gardner, Judge|and Mrs. J, J. Shephard, Kansas City. Other resolutions adopted were: Da Ad nunciation of the Republican vie! uth Legion;” indorsement of a living wage " Greenewica of “without reservations which tend to| 22d more” for labor and praising the Michael cna in the Aatlon ae gate corded ti re Pras bape Arche Son pe acm ta has ng the aietourt art Calegation to vote and work for the nomination of wid R. 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