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4 8) THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1921. el = { ] who will allow his resolution to be and At the pertinent does. ment It doesn't accomplish disarma- It requests the President to | Passed confer with other ' the matter, It's from discussion to act fore ORAH'S VICTORY powers and di alwa long w vement n affairs, ministration'’s hand on a prohiem s¢ | Serbian Ne ‘RED, WHITE AND BLUE’ CORN §:7 | big in the public mind aa disirma-| 3 ment has not passed without signit| WASHINGTON, June 7 nt d that he soon would Shaw, contributing a characteristic cant comment on all sides to he ef-|Iurding tins reve ne ex? Ow solid bars of red, [article to the Daily News on the fect that Republican leadersit Viadimir & Con white and blu rpentier fight, warns | B ——— | Congress is not making ‘he ls i So aae enhorns" against being | ‘Senator Far From Being| frvbiican opportunities nial! Fv srane| PELL DEMOCRATIC HEAD. |numbugsed into laying odds on Demp- ‘Bad , | to grasp the diss fee of ———_- sey when “all probabilities are that Spokesman for the Admin- | and make it an Administra pA IU 2 DUO G itl win.” Parley. j ‘ =} from the start was, politically, an ex- 1s of four to one istration Forces, cellent one. Members of the Hous Herbert ©. Pell jr. of Oranke County | g been brought | 4 i | recognized it by their vefusul © side = > phat Ve ae Gaien cc Py a in the face of the | % ———s | Proposition that might mean a delay| minston The election was 4 surprise, as It was one against Dempsey.” June 0.—djuv, Miller to- ? in getting a vote . : ‘Reason for Passage of Disarm-| "yrom ail sides President Mardins |!" ed the mmission ament Resolution Is People’s | has been urged from the very be Pie eae winning of his Administration to a Ane. oR Tax Unrest. sume the leadership in disarmament we Oath he throughout the world, It has been i The question has indeed | ‘@bampion of disarmament, tands out brought lee home by tho, n- | | nouncement ol Secretary Melion | to-day as victor in the first contest that the European countrics owe i j with the Harding Administration. Re- pai ‘nin Beek ts bi ie on for reasons never divulged, the ability of Europe to pay | ‘ est depends upon the amc " istration at first frowned upon for Gomestic appropriations on Mr. Borah's efforts to push the dis- ae and navies, Americ @rmament question to the front, then pijlion doll onceded the point and passed the txes would 5 ingly decreased in th a, Word to Republican Senators that no | jection was entertained to their n{ epport of the measure and finally t | Wade an effort through Republican v jer Mondell of the House to get thy expres Heal if broad resolution passed ism about | ‘Would cover military as weil as tion of w The votes | (| Misarmament. That last proposal of | the expre pprehension ir . bers of 8 that they Bie Administration was finally aban-|}_ re-elected unless they at { @oned in the House and the Borah) make festures in the direction 0 | Besolution came through with flying |‘isarmament and Government econ- e The subject Is now tran to BPAminisiration’s change of policy been canva: the other powers | Dave not been on the surface at all, Sarai aie ap reres Council, on | BEDDING SPECIALISTS mbassador Harvey, great | i ibid Republicans who watched | fiend of Senator ats lathe Aiser t rising tide of disarmament senti- can _representati gut the Horah be } 5 2 cl y have sd resolution will make necessary some-|| FRANK A. HALL & SONS i Went in the country have insisted 1 || 26 West 48th St., New York or } @warmament proposals may take, the sailiaaiie : ' House could not afford to get into a } 2) angie on the question by voting By David Lawrence. ial Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) “WASHINGTON, June 30 (Copy- Fight, 1921).—Senator Borah of Idaho, own the Borah ‘dea of a three- Power conference—Great Britain, Japan and the United States. The truth is the Borah resolution » foes not prevent the Executive from lammoning a conference of all the J img from including land armament as Megotiate with foreign powers about my subject under the sun, and no matter what agreement he negotiated Congress would have the final say as te the stoppage of appropriations for Raval or military armament. ‘The Administration forces have not Felished the idea of being led by Sen- ator Borah, In the past all impor- tant policies sanctioned by an Admin- figtration have been initiated by the @pekesmen of the Administration in House or Senate. In this case Benator Lodge took little part in the } \powers, nor does it inhibit Mr. Hard- | Well. The President has the right to! pointed out that his opportunities to |? rid the European countries of the! heaviest part of their tax burde have been greater than that vouc safed any American President "ane J. 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Kid’ Backs with “White” tid @iled to yield to Mr. Borah. 12: Tex) Strap, also Patent Leather Trimmings. t Explanations given to-day vary.! said the desire of the Executive Ate: $10.00” — $14.40 (m to get Congress busy on much N Bes Geleie ACL : more vital matters of business than ap hte: ‘9 EE. _No 0. 0. D.i & mere expression of opinion, which| (QA WN Nw after all is what the Borah resolution NNO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS NOC. 0. 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