LEAGUE OF NATIONS, OR MORE WARS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 293, 6 September 1919, Page 7

LEAGUE OF NATIONS, OR MORE WARS

♦ — : PRESIDENT WILSON'S TOUR OF EDUCATION TO RIGHT THE WRONGS OF EUROPE By Tolegrapli—Press Association—Copyright Columbus (Ohio), September 3. . President Wilson is touring the countrv on behalf of tho League of Nations. In . a speech, he declared that unless tho Leasrne was adopted tho war would recur. America stood for tho rights of small nationalities; henco her opposition to Italy's clnims. "I'd rather have evervbodv on my side," said tho President. "than be armed to the teeth." Tho Treaty was an honest attempt to right Kurone's wrongs. Such righting was ; now within a measurable degree of success. Whon '.his Treaty was accepted, soldiers would never have to cross the seas lurain. After tho speech a Chiniynan shouted: "How about Shantung?" The.President did not reply—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. AMERICAN SENATE ON THE TREATY •CONSERVING TEE MONEOE ■DOCTRINE, ■ (Bee. September ft, 5.5 p.m.) Washington, September i. Tho Foreign Relations Committeo of the Senate has adopted reservations against Article X of the Peaco Treatr. favouring continuance of unimpairiy Monroeism and the full control by the United States of her own- immigration and tariffs,—Aus.-N.Z, Cable Assn. INTERNATIONALIIBOUR CONFERENCE GERMANS AND AL'STRIANS MAY : ATTEND. ; (Rec. September 5, 5.5 p.m.) Paris, September i. The Supremo Council, at the instance •of the Confederation of Labour, has agreed that Germany and Austria shall be invited to the International Labour Conference. at Washington:—Aus.-N.?. Cable Assn. s = i