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JJ' ft THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN. UTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919.
I I PLANS LAID TO I
! BRING TREATY
:!5 INTOACTION
WASHINGTON, Oct 16 -YVhll HO I
i official declaration run be made In ad-j
vance of the action if the senate Oil
r i t lie treat 'f Versailles it was learned
' i unofficially toda i hat plans were be
' lng laid for bringing the league of na -
.,.. lions into existence nlmost immcdiate
H ly upon the publication In Paris of
H the ratification of the treaty b tlreal
Britain, France, Italy and Germany
which will put it into force.
Although the United States cannol
'ii. participate in the initial stages of the
leagues work, it is understood thai
jH; the decision has hern reached to have
iyj President Wilson issue a call foi the
"II 'rst meeting of the council of the
' jttlj league within the fifteen i a pent
j,t, provided In the tre;t for the appoint
, ment by the c ouncil of three members
1 II: of the commission which 1b to deicr
.9: mine the boundary of the Saare basin.
' j' Article 5 of the covenant provides
tfi' thai decisions of the council shall re
jlflj quire the agreement of all the mem
bers of the league represented at (he
!fjj meeting" and it is held here that this
jjj does not specifically require tho at
tendance of an American member to
uj legalize such decisions.
No less than fifteen commissions I
IB created by the peace treaty appear to I
"pj require American participation and
lljjl certain plebiscites confirming title to
various disputed territories also are 10
iwii De conducted under a joint Interna
IU tional control. I lie present few r r
the officials here however, Is that
J representatives of Great Britain
!gl France. Italy and possibly .Tip. in,
ll whose ratification of the treaty Is ex-
I
4 Constipation
i Vanishes
J: Forever
Prompt Permanent Relief
CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER FILLS
never fail Purely rfl
table act surejv hvt
& 00 " CARTELS
Stop after fcWITTLE
dinner dis- I V E R
tress cor- 4 B?PBIS
rect indiges- Wqta
tion; improve iJBJ i
the complexion b:ighten the eyes.
Small PHI Small Dose Small Price
DR. CARTER'S IRON PILLS, Nature's
great nerve and blood tonic for
Anemia, Rheumatism, Nervousness,
Sleeplsness and Female Weakness.
GmiIm ant kiar iljittire sLnr crc.
And The Worst Is Yet to Come
pected daily, will function in these
matters without any challenge of the
legality of the proceedings on account
of the absence of the American rep
resentatives. Plans for the Inauguration of the
league were discussed by Colonel E.
M. House, during his recent sta n
England, and he is understood to have
pursued the work as far as he fell
warranted In advance of the action of
the senate on the treaty. It also is
understood that quarters for tlio
league secretariat In Geneva tenta
tively have been obtained and while iu
London Colonel House is believed to
have arranged with the representa
tives of other nations a tentative pro
gram for the first meeting.
If Col House's health permits, he is
expected In Washington perhaps next
week and it will then be In order to
frame the call for the first meeting
of the council of the league, which
President Wilsons physicians are ex
pected to permit him to sign.
In the view of officials here this
first meeting of tho council must ar
range for the appointment of the va
rious commissions and the plebiscite
described in the treaty but aside from
that its proceedings are expected lo
be rather limited. Later on. If ihisj
initial Bt&ge is safely parsed, and ihei
senate shall have consented to the
ratification of the treaty, the presl-.'
dent will Issue a call for the first
meeting of the assembly of the lencae
which will be in Washington some
time early next year.
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If you are in the market for
hay, corn, oats or potatoes in
carload lots get in touch with
G. C. McPeek, 513 National
Bank Building. Phones, day.
; 442 night, 1654.
NOTICE
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Ogdea Cir
cle 581 Election of officers Saturday
evening. Oct. is. A full attendance
requested,
ALICE SM ALLEY,
Guarding Neighbor
195
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NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted bv any person other;
than myself H A. PARRELL.
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14 REPUBLICANS
SWING OVER TO
MATY FORCES
1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. The ion
debated Shantung amendment to the
peace treaty, presented i Senator
Lodge and approved by the foreign re
latione committee, finally ira reject
ed in the senate today with a ma
jority of an even scorn agalnsi it
In the vote of 86 lo 55, fourteen He
publicans swim? nir in tlip pro-treat;
forces while three Democrats lined up
wiih those supporting the proposal Of
the six senators absent, two Republi
cans were put on record as In favot of
the amendment and one Reublican and
three Democrats as opposing it.
Tho roll call which came at th" end
of another BbC and n half hours nf
sharp debate, in reality swept awaj
six amendments instead of on eaca
ehange in the treaty text halnc been
niiMi Kr.rril onnn r'j tftl v hv t Vi r rrn-i r -. ( f .
tee In Its decision to strike out the!
word '"Japan' and substitute tho word
China throughout (he sections re
lating to the province of Shantung
riy unanimous consent, however, the
six changes were debated and voted
on as one.
Only three of the committee's forty
five amendments now remain to b
acted on by the senate, thirty - six pre
viously having been rejected Of these
remaining one relates to American
representation on the reparation
commission and two to equalization
of voting power In the league of na
tions assembly,
Lodge to Make New Move.
Vfter the vote was completed S n
ator Lodge announced that later he
v,-inlrt m.-.vr, tn ulrlL r.llf i-nftrr-K ll.n
sections awarding the Shantung rights
to Japan Notice also was given by a
number Of Republican senators who
opposed the committee amendmt u(
that they would present reservation
dissenting from the Shantung award.
More than twenty senators took pur:
in today s debate extended speeches
being made for the amendments by
Senators Johnson of California. Sher
man of Illinois and Lafollette Of vVls-
Ns Ctokin;"
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages
Quid; Lunch at Home or Office
Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
THE
ArOo DON'T ClRCULATS ARO'OND I Z
AMONG people who, fo orve
1r?eSON Of? ANOTMCR.DON'T WANT TO
consln; all Republicans, and against II
jby Senators Phelon, Of California,
la Democrat and BfcCumber of North
Dakota, a Republican Senator V.il-
Hams Democrat, Mississippi, injected
into the discussion a bitter denuncia
tion of the attiiud' of some Irish -Am-erlcans
and sharp replies were made
by Senators Phelan and (ferry, Demo-1
crat, Rhode Island
After The roll call a few minutes I
I was devoted lo (he formal reading of
:the long treaty text and the leaders
expect to continue the task tomorrow.
(The general prediction was that a
i vote on the remaining amendments
I would not he reached before The mid -
die of next week.
THE GOOD LITTLE BOY.
j Once there was ,i boy who never
! Tore his elo'hes. or hardly rer,
1 Never made his sister mad
Never whipped f f r bein' bad,
Never scolded by his Ma
Never frowned at bv his Pa.
Always fit fer folks to see.
Always good as good could be.
This good little boy from Heaven
So I'm told, was onlv seven.
Yet he never shed real tears.
When his mother scrubbed his ears.
An' at times when he was dressed
Fer a party, in his bfst.
He was careful of his shir'
Not to get it smeared with dirt.
IJsed to study late at night
Learnin' how to read an write;
I IT'S UNWISE
to put off tn-dav's duty until to
norrow. If your stomach ia
acid-distarbed take
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today A pleasant relief from
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mc?
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i less ou like common tea
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you know tannin is bad
for the insides. j 1
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tannin; and you don't get 1
even that little unless you
steep it too loner.
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tea w ith real tea-flavor.
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Tea Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong,
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parchmyn-lined moisture-proof pac Icagej.
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fioni the morninc: servirr- of r h . IVi- BBiki
sstanl Episcopal (iiurei, T h r.-'in
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former ambassador to Ital; , and Mi j 1
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is hoped 10 brine about closer unit) i7 th
denominations lor spiritual wetter
the world was saved to consid 1 by
in the convention b an appe.i J
the house of bishops h;. i: - J
harlea H. Bient, western New I
j formerly chaplain general of the IJVa
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important general church 1
held since the war on what delegare 1
characterize us "bicgesf" day. W
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house of deputies on the recommend- J B
tion of the reislon commission thai (Wf"
the prayer book rubric be so tran.1- WJJ
posed as to permit shortenings of ;.W 1 jj
morninpr service by omission of tbe II
prayer for the president when t he lit
any is said, or communion service fel j
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