Choice of phrase sparks debate at social gathering
A fair maid asks which is correct grammar for prefered action. The young man immediately rejects both forms claiming he would rather stay, sparking a light exchange about language usage at the event.
No Promise on Ireland to Wilson
London, Nov. 27. David Lloyd George stated in the House of Commons that he had given no promise or understanding to President Wilson to settle the Irish question. He answered a long list of questions on European political and economic affairs arising from the war, and said the Paris peace council favored a large international credit with U.S. dollar participation. Urgent representations were noted regarding Austria’s situation.
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Lloyd George on League meeting summons after Versailles vote
Prime Minister Lloyd George said Article V of the peace treaty requires the U S president to summon the League of Nations meetings, unaffected by the Senate’s Versailles refusal. He noted plebiscite commissions in Germany would rely on other powers enlarging their representation, and that the Tripartite defense treaty hinges on U S ratification separately from the Versailles pact.
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Clerical clash over league policy stirs Park Street service
At Park Street Congregational Church a Thanksgiving service climaxed with Rev A Z Conrad denouncing a Lodge Borah Johnson conspiracy to defeat the League of Nations after an address by Boston University President Lemuel E Marlin urging stabilizing 12 new European republics to curb Bolshevism. Rev Courtland Myers joined briefly in prayer.
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Senator McNary Predicts Quick Treaty Adoption
In Salem Oregon Senator Charles McNary declared that Congress will adopt the peace treaty shortly after reconvening in December. He cautioned against viewing the Senate’s reservations as defeat of ratification and said a two thirds majority favors ratification with reservations to clarify the League of Nations covenant.
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Cascarets Advertise Safe Nighttime Relief
Twenty five million boxes of Cascarets were sold last year for relief from constipation biliousness indigestion gases colds and sick headache without waking up unsettled. The ad claims Cascarets work while you sleep by removing toxins and indigestible waste, stimulating the liver and strengthening bowel muscles with no griping or discomfort and at low cost.
Prices for exclusive coats offered below cost
A wonderful lot of coats, such as are ordinarily found in the exclusive shops, at a price which does not cover the cost of materials, boli vias, silvertones and wool velours, many are richly silk lined, some have opos sum and French seal dyed coney fur collars, others have convertible self cloth collars in all the newest shades.
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