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itnnuARY 11, to??.
Till; OTTAWA
HARDING PRESENTS
WORLD TREATIES TO
AMERICAN SENATE
1 Pattern Dep't I
PlcSM tend Pattern to mr
ldress, lb Cls. enclosed.
PRESIDENT DELIVERS PACTS IN
PERSON, ACCOMPANYING PROF
FER WITH MESSAGE COVERING
ALL PHASES OF ARMS CONFER
ENCE RESULTS.
Washington, rob. 11. Amis- oo&'
fen-nee treutlen, seven In number.
restenlay nit': noon wtrc formally
utroduced in ttM United States son
tta by President Hard inc. win) ap
peared In person before Unit bod1
with a strong appeal mr their lutiti
cat inn.
The presidents ptesaage covering
Very possible phase of the (Heartna-
meat pacts wad designed lo allay
fun among lOUt senators that the
four-power pad could he construed
to tangle tha American government in
n military alliance Milch would bind
the United Statea to the use of Its
armies and nary in defense i f tome
causs an ti rely foreign to its national
policy.
The senate wai Riven the executive
guarantee that the agreements con
tained no "jotters" and added that
in. litre of ratification would "mean
every proclaimed ilelre to promote
peine and prevent war became a hol
low tnockery."
The president'! plea was no) re
reived with any outward signs at
least of hostility on the part Of
known opponent! to ratification, Ap
plause followed him in and out of the
senate chanilier. th1 democrats join
ing their republican colleagues in
welcoming the nation's ehief execn
tire with enthuaiaatlc hand clapping
The demonstration was particular!)
emphatie on the republican side when
he MWUred the senate thara sras
similarity between the four power
pact and the league of nations
Steps were taken immediately to
comply with the ireeldent'i desire
for early action Seaator Lodge; re
publican leader, i--sued a call for tb
meeting of the foreign relations i I
milter tomorrow. How long the trea
ties will remain in the hands id the
committer t wholly problematic:!;
Considerable time is likely t be con
sinned on the four power pact.
The president supplied an Innova
tion by submitting the minutes at the
conference, Including both plenary
and committee meetings, and also the
report i t the IMberlcan delegates.
This practical application of the prin
i ipb s of open diplomacy was warmly ,
received by the senate. This act inn
contrasted sharply with the careful ,
manner-with which Wnodrow Wilson
guarded the proceeding Of the Paris
peace conference acainst publicity.
The seven treaties, the minute- and
the delegates' report made a good
sized package bound up in y.-'.l-;'-wrapping
paper. They ivArs Jtiffeed
into the senate by George Christian,
the president's secretary, and laid
upon th- table in front of the vice :
president.
Harding made it rather plain that
the whole program must be ratified j
to make any of it effective.
"I Invite your prompt approval of j
t is quite 1111
r naval pro- 1
aty has your 1
on urged its
ai .i' .-s. H Lis. enclosed.
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ilitt ml gl.is- an I MiiiieroilH oIIh i uiiii I , , n.: .Vb.. il thirty were present.
'"'Isms I. . . -. in. I uiiiinl bifida .. .. 1 .i.H.i.m. lunch was solved
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The tha an. ru. in.
under that expectei
large . lllW'd attended the public
1 S '-ale el I'll, ii I . u-. - T'e m'siiii
S Mangle TIloMim Is hpt-mllli)'
5& s I" . tlllll in Ottawa.
Si Mrs Cannie hapman oi Marseille
gf i pending the week it ti Harol I
H Chapman ami family, curing for the
g household dntiea while Mrs Chapman
Prr i 1 ' been Rick with quinsy, She Is Ii.,
Pram is Catl
ilr Miller n i-:
ur. b, I'ralrie stre
roday school i a
St. Patrick's Oath
i I.'e r 1 1.o Lett pa i
a tu. and high I
iign nu
Son eg!
Kov. int. n hnnl
at S I s.i poii in
Ittawa. el s and sn
md Mr- tieorge iuderaon, iiui-
1 1 ion nun uiuncne; Floyd ami com
Il i s wdaj at tii, Walter Ander ton
home. 'He tb of Ottawa.
1 M sntl Mis. II. c Bmini nr nnd ram.
t;u- Duttenhaver assiMted with
hutcherlni si Howard 6Unstea4's thii
VS eek.
THANKFUL FOR
A UTTLE CHILD
Mrs. IMertz Tells How Lydia
L Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
da
uy nam d h nil their daughter, Mr
i lot r Klmmt rman, Bundg)
Mr and .Mrs. Wallace Howe .ii
Sunday dinner with Mrs. ami Mt
Mr and Mrs. K II. Rntttaon am
Tu si Ho
I hi' Bpworth League of Manllus ;
B. i bur h met ,h tha Grove homji
n a
The Sunday evening service of the
i. i s i hureo were held at P.' . T.
fn il 1 1 il III II l! 1 1 1. Mill
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Kutztown, Pa,"1 wish every woman
who w ants children would try Cydtt K,
I nil. ham eireta-
toblo Compound, it
bus done so much fur
me. My baby u sl
moat a vear eld DOW
nnd la the picture of
heulth. She walked
up
NORTH PRAIRIE
A PROCR ('!' STYLISH
SIMPLICITY
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oqually smart ith high od l0 i.. . .
ure. I'his Is n splendid dcaigo I
.
iuaoor wear, cie would be goon
lor this model or velours. Or ea
could use metre or mohair. Th
width of tin- sk3rt al the foot i
yard.-.
The Pattern i vut iu t Sizes: St
3ti, 3S, 4o, il and 44 inches bUI
inaainrr a js Inch -ize require
4a yards of i inch material.
a pattern oi tint Ulustration
mailei any address ou receipt o:
15c ID Mlver or stamps.
a
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Le-rand
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valentine dancing part) in Imnor of
Miss I Miff v.
the four power treaty definin
application ol the term "In
possessions and insular domit
tin
11
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I
as relating to Japan. fnic .-upper Monday oight, reo. P.. at
A treaty between the nine pow- the noma ol Mre. E P- .ohnn. in
ers in the conference relating to Center Ottawa. PolloWIng the sup
principles and policies to be fol- per a Social evening will sfient by
lowed in matters concerning China, the gms-
A treaty between the nine poW'
era relating to Chinese customs There will lie
tariff. tin- Santa Marl
all of them." he said
possible to readjust
gram until the nava
sanction, even thonj
negotiation. It is not possible to
make the readjustment iu lull con
fidence until the whole program has
commended its. If to your approval."
Seeking to drive the "foreign en
tanglement" argument out of the
senate the president said he brought
every assurance that nothing i.i any
of these treaties commits the United
States or any other power to any
kind of an alliance, entanglement or
involvement.
The Treaties.
Tin' seven treaties submitted by
president were:
The Sharing Spirit.
In nn orderly house an announce j
mem was placed in the bathroom to '
i'lllur tneetini; o
lhapter, Csthoiii
a. Tuesday night
;lit.- ot Col um bus
Graded
irst
ent t
vai armami
the British
:md Jsnan
submarim
warfare.
empiri
and n
Pranc
1 in'
take a band in helping tu keep it neat
ami tidy. That idea carried through
a home would greatly relieve the
housewife, ami al the same time in
cubate the community spirit, a house
wife is sometimes driven to declare
that the onlj way la make those about
per realize what thought and care
lire in died to ensure a comrnrti
home Would be t,, neglect It until
wus sufficiently obvious.
Mew Branch cf Engineering.
Me;liods .a' regulating the bur
of the air In building-, especial
factories i
Important pan in various mdn
if tnnrri
Inf.-: lor
rgetfulness, the bride U I lw
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and Japan relathll
possessions and I
It Must See a Lot.
An
menf supplem
The Successful Man
lo follow his example is wise!
At the bottom of every successful man's success
will be found
A savings habit coupler! with good judgment.
A growing account with our savings depart
ment earns
4 per cent interest
is the right start and good judgment
Assets over $610,000.00
PeopIes'Trusi&SavingsBank
Ottawa, Illinois
JOHN GARLAND. Prest. W. D. DUNCAN. Vice-President
T. B. KENDRICK, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS
W. J. SINON ARTHUR H. COLWELL P. J. CLUNE
W. F. STANTON, Jr. J. H. EDGCOMB THTEO. L. GROT
THOS. F. CARROLL JOHN GARLAND W.D.DUNCAN
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St. Xavier's Alumnae
Dance at Armory
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 21
Johnson's Orcliestra
Tickets J1.00
Extra Lady 25c
at eleven months timi
in trying to use her
little tongue. Sbo
CM say some WOfdfl
renl nice. 1 utn send
ing you her picture.
1 -bail lie thankful
n-i Ions as I live that I found such n won
. (i. rt .l i leeicine tor inv troubles. .Mrs.
' " V1 " 11 ' "' 1 I Charles A. Mertz, Kutetown, Pa.
:'' '' t""n "P iu""'" Munv enses of obildlossnoss ore eura-
M" N 1 Klemlni ,kU i-.n,.,,,- vmirs m iv l,o. Wl v b
iraj id until you havatrivan Lydla
!' I' i . - Vegetable Compound a
faithful trial
Stmbi n en) uritli-n rci-iimmendiif innoi
' ' from thousands of women who have
- til tl Duttenhat found health and happineas from Its use
have e ma to u.. We only tell you what
I Oroi , r i they iiv ami what they believe.
, , ' wel lievethat l ydia B. Mnkhnm's
V fetable C mpound Is so well adapted
, . t i the conditions which nijrht au
with hu' Kt'-li . y'T tre'it'le that jr"cl will come to you
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Merit is ihc foundation of Lydia R.
R ' l Plnkham'a Vegetable Compoond. It h.-us
Jolly Bunch Wednesdaj behind it a record of nearly fifty years.
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H I - t 1
THE ST
OP
EEL BOX
Haoa b 3 mom mtr
Woodrow Wilsons Secret Records of the
Paris Peace Conference
r
When Mr. Wilson decided not to write
the story himself he appointed Ray Stannard
Baker to write it from the private documents
collected at Paris in the iamous Steel Box.
These papers include the secret minutes of
the Big Four and the Council of Ten never
before published and hitherto seen only by
the heads oi governments and a few confi
dential advisers.
This first complete inside story of the treaty
negotiations begins Tuesday, February 14, in
THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
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