Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 22, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba W j editorial Section pages 13 to 26 Freedom of Liberty of Equality of civil 15920 printed and published it Carpi own Hon free press Al ont company incorporated under the Lawn of 5 and place of Carlton in the City of president Ond Gen Franl at the general Post for transmission thro Nch the mails in the British Isles at Inland Revenue a world tragedy Britain and British dominions to i qualify their obligations under the Rivee rid need fur the world to have any further illusion j covenant on the american mod Hinan which United Al Leas for the Amer icon cubic inn is in world whether the peace trealy yes Click for the fourth Lime by Iho Senate is allowed to remain in i favor of the league provided it astute of suspended animation a pigeonhole or whether As is the hound tables Awe school of British Public at last the germans have picked onto someone everybody Hopes they can conquer Propen is uie British ill Artif Palaie the president accepts the latest decision As Eon ii Sivi ii Utt Milf f tiie Senate and i virally withdraws the tic Prau Cai is United states is not j cd by the and so on Down going to party in treaty of the United states the the result of which Vii be a in inner of the league of Xor is any that Lvov Quito no declare u Nan 10 in attribution this decision solely to the action the majority of the unite 1 it seeks i this he Case or not at the the impose any disagreeable Slid repent Indiati Liiv u majority of the american people Are i a league of nations would be a otherwise it would be impossible tli1 Multi nor of democratic senators into senator Culip Wii in has been join on for the three or four vote in november and the vote on Friday states has seriously damaged fewer seven democratic senators transferred their support i pin was Mado As 1 il1 to sepia for it is to be assumed i Airt ii As dictated by regarded As the feelings of i Public Ali Iii they Tii of treaty creates a Domestic problem for nip eople of the United they ire still at War Vilh term airy Ain with the scna1 meet the situation by de Daviny that a stale of Peais hut is Clear Liat the is futile unless the of if tiie president does Noi the United states War technically with these until in ire Agics f is own with totes Cumy a matter of any concern to Lin Tuimil Xor is in the business of the res of the arbitrate Tii contending factions in the states to silent Wilson and condemn i assailants or the this is to ii of tiie Bur im1 people of the other can to tiie people of the United Stales thai they have Doit Iii the world a singular disservice for which now and hereafter Ieuv Jit i ii to assume full the other i01 ours have i include Inus Krat skins i00i of the word of the accredited representatives of the limed mates and the peace of the a world and i preventing War As j u to k very much Asir the United out of deference to the Sui posed wishes of the american people and placed Iho entire pro dec of the of it Peoples it Canadas fur Trade to the r great or Trade try poured Thi Virkh her Tii Cre has collect Chi Iii tic of the auction corpor tinn i is upon thousands of Jieri y Airth their p that Kvut lit ii Peakin the desire and will of the american Fuey had option in having taken this attitude and shaped thei from Musk skins and a pile f Buffalo r Niota Lurf with they Lind themselves betrayed and this and the simple and notiiina1 is to be grained by blinking1 Lite United states was Resim Sibie for the War Endi Iii when it and Pou the terms which Oover cd the cessation of tits ii Ute Monirea to y the of from the farms of Prince lid Ward 1s including those from other the by the United Siats of the German Otter of this Ami the upon the basis of u proposed settlement outlined by the Kurud states there Are ten thousand resident of the United stare Efi the Othef Ireat Powers m was pretty Well if the president of when Germany made her overtures to had in fitted be question to the european Powers who had been carry the War for four they would have fixed the terms As surrender and would carried on the War unto Ruese terms could have been the Extension of the War by month would have Ebrouhi the Allied forces to rile Bank from the Golden books Aries full fathom five any father lies of his Bones Are Coral made those Are pearls that were his eyes Xot Hins of him that doth hut doth suffer sea change into something Rich and Harvey Doug Las and Gordon looking backward forty years ago was awarded the contract for the brickwork of the new Boniface Gingras sold a with 45 feet fronting on main and 100 feet on Bannatyne for to the Hudson Bay company shipped i pounds of Pemmican to for use on an Arctic Young and Huggard were paid the civic Bonus for tree Plant British treatment of Allied from a letter by Austin chamber Chancellor of the exchequer we have charged no interest on the pre armistice debt of Reh Diirr Serbia and Furtner in the Case of the american and British government have agreed to accept German Bonds for the amount of belgian indebted in other cases interest is calculated either it 5 per or at Bank and is added to the Prin Cipal of the Loans so that no payments of interest on pre armistice debt have Ever been received by us except in respect of i single where special arrangements were negotiations As to Ilie future of debt Between Tho Allied and associate cd government fire now his government have expressed their willingness to extend to their debtor similar treatment that which May be arranged in res Lect of their oxi thirty five years ago excitement prevailed in the City on circulation of reports that half Breeds and indians had raised the Flag of revolt at and a detachment from the fort Osborne Barracks was despatched to Regina to reinforce the mounted police proceeding North from that among the medical students present ing themselves for examination were Steep and Dewdney was in City to Confer with military authorities to conditions in the Twenty years ago a till was introduced in the sen Hie to provide for Tho election of an Assembly in the Culver including Moleod and won the oleic cars medals and championship of Granite Curling introduced an in the legislature to 1m i prove the Early closing Mem of the favored a Grant j of for construction of the i Hudson Bay 13v Tox and on Silver i is fur Otter Ives Iii Ami it ets society Liefl Iron shoot from the result in South Africa re tums of i t exec Lions Sizow thai ice of tile i parties Wil have a in he to remain Ime Ai tin Lection thai is of Miil uni Imp nil to liimseli1 unable to tfa1 tint Iii Lio Ili Iii he t i jul Pirr which lie i oink Tun ii Africa iut t n of a readers notes pools the world Tsven five years ago j fires destroyed the canteen at the j Keyina Barracks and an elevator at the concluding tin the medals the rink re presenting the a Granite club re j Quiring in extra end to decide the j winning rink included Pitblado and me historical soda j Ely parsed a Resolution for i confers i once with the City a Anncil looking to the establishment of n Public j Twenty years ago of Portage and miss Alice Daugh i of and were i i married in the i medical staff appointed by the Diree lors of the Winnipeg Hospi ital were j Mont r i t my Fere Are sketches and memorials Uvo famous Bors schools in can an d to Oulu hav pulled surrender Tor Neil Lipor Canada College toys and old by Emily deputation from the pm this pc Mai Liat in the Canadian Magazine Ortance is that the and Kin to ii Ailein by Jeue Rai by had this course been followed it would have a Odd thin it for the future Tranquility of the continents Are m is and that it is of virtually fixed the tart in fixing the terms of i of the 14 Points was that announced that will time Picu late Ai the j Nonilon is still tiie great Lur lire and the setting u if a a fail ii to Caj i in tic uncertainly As id it a theme the Resumil Assien anxious in a rest Nihro Imholt the rest of tin Aid to Pray Tjart m is still tue great Lur nun it lad h in conditions of the of the 14 Points was that of ule w a Holcli favor the and had they to be an International league for the preservation of the future peace j Canadian Ca v then tie world and president Wilson put the creation of this league in the j Flors Lor Fronc of is programme a rain quite properly from his Point of u British Cominto Niiya would have w Iii i v i t p v i j n t i i 1 i 1 i i j in i i of War would in Ami i Rai Iai disuse tons doubt edly Nave for the the South african Parl iame wus in Picton l Afen iwo it the Centenary of Luperon the principal Tor of Queens whose l son is Price Iii o trip per t College us an Ai Ninus of Picton a n he a one snot lil in tit f certainly came unto the Hinic Iii Inge based on n and his name is secure among the immortal makers Narlis Sineni the new tonne and the acct immediately while Tui could Ike const lit it i Idi Ielati Plit Eli in i Public vetoed this was to b and he saw that a bound to be Simp y a of he realized that any peace Mada Louis on this continent have Laid i strongly imperialistic and claim to the Marlieta i of make at a later but m Powers into to the be he actual Industrial search he therefore Lrea be la make sri intr them is in which i i her claim to a sphere of in la Cienci in tills Vega Dis subs Tanti sited by at Tho beginning of i less r Llu t gentle Sci Odvin turfs Hil just the new City in the gnat n f the rhe South african headed by i general secured in and lu1 tin unionist party under sir Thomas St Teartt 2o this makes and protect tiie decisions thus Muir of the league of nations being put in the fore int of thei for the peace intending Tutt tiie of the be should effect the decisions the conference i making the r while this body itself should be the agent by which these terms j i i lust turned into the moral authority of the because the Lii Mej to Speal the Nisi and desires of american found express m the peace treaty proper and the of the league of with respect to the peace the president had under pressure to Points against his judgment but he sought a recompense n the league of nations which he regarded As a permanent organization whose Iutva would be to revise the peace treaty and bring it into Harmony with l111 Iliou Imi maus Liat the Guibor part news Wlch he and which he believed the Peoples of Allied nations i Lal founder of the Astor family support Smuts seats for the two main Issue of the election Jie relent Ilii of tiie Jou and tin present form of it to ainu Esperi coalition of Glicr ally to that fur trading Vot ave the a cum Janies Carne to listen and Yoy f is of part Wili they have secured 1 the Cape Tui i Story for some and professor i if history in Queets j for Active service and won to the j rank of tie wrote the Mono Asraph on Joseph Howe in Tho i Isles of Canada and edited the two i i important Les Carbot volumes for the Resur i no Brixis be Vil i ices of Canada Ana Caieto the two j Uei Les Carbot volumes for the i e of it a necessities j Champlain society in Oliai Uday n the lion with the trial is a mutter of sup Iruine importance to the Tiu occasion of the special edition j Nioura and of to advocate is he de if or i Shiulin say vision of the presbyterian Synod to the Reopki of Ili a work by Hoo Sisr and ii ii Iii n provincial research n what the attitude of a Moreau and Ade Piato of to pay taif Ais Ait augmentation fund for the of though the in Sli Lutious is part of the Public school it Iii of Nova in is Essen brains and Esi what else could i for he in ictus the Synod Muiir if it can be Ilo poses to build a residence which presidents concern when upon his return to Paris a year ago from j a Canadian City has that is Otlie wisc engage is the pro Bicsi As a Canadian Chy i3 Short visit to the United that in his absence a sort o tentative j Sil pert laps More been in order to gain to Divide the peace treaty in claim a Calm jul Ito in the the president realized that without the Promise of an effective league or nations the purely military considerations which were ing put Forward As the Factor which should determine the character of be Peice would prove the league he regarded As the Only country i the possible Check to militarism and imperialism and that this is still his con Vaion is made Clear by certain passages in his letter to senator Hitchcock have Given great offence in the peace been denounced by Keynes and other critics As peace but it would have to a much greater degree merited economic i done in con with the rive will accommodate 200 also to i sity of Mai Nioba in same manner j provide Ouw facilities in the As has Linin Eimi minced in the tin a Beautiful site of 20 acres has been of and thai proving Given and acres adjoining a so much the i Alberta Bosun its in rat Well Anil Pictou Academy is one of Tho most if it is a nod that Provine i noted secondary colleges in Tho and in general policy is More it be less Wod for j h was founded by scots than the South i know of other Develi men and modelled on the scottish i an tie so productive of the Pictou boys turned to results Ami professions rather than to Trade a girlish people those of English part which Raith dutch tid the unionists supported t i during tin Likely to a support to general Botha Dii trial lie Anil great army of Ament during tin w in and re have been taken up and not a to Sieve i his Masure o i not too Artel i few University principals wore born j aliol1 air Uncial government can make in that every last notes and comment by How about that into stores Ami see the newest in the worlds Best hats the styles Are very the Quality worlds Only been in i Iii a 1ew and ii Emily inc hours a steady perfectly exclaimed a real Isoo Sworin the other and lie is i scions Inin ded lawyer the Blower of said reminds to of to of great sir Johnstons in the pass ii of the third floor not in but in theistic Atmos Pleie that eel the happier for Liavine read by Verlcy Baxter was born Ai served in France Vith the first Canadian and was invalided Home lie is steadily Lor himself a great reputation both sides of the As a writer of Dis Power and origin keen enjoyment in store for those who read the of i and then still More Lei flu fur this Beautiful Story is 1ollowed by bound in the same Eaton Winnipeg Canada had it been made under conditions free from the restrict imposed by the consideration that the contrast Between tile peace Larma and provisions of the league of must not be too Here Are two out of Many possible illustrations of How the joint considerations of the two matters tended to modify the peace France want Mand still control of All territory up to the left Bank of lie Shine she wants this on what she regards As grounds of if polls and also As the result of British i emigration to South Africa which is i vow apparently about to become Quito j i the Union of South was i established ten years the naj dance of a demand to go Back to the i tonal list party afterwards evolved of j be of the political forces in the the Larser part of the Tion Alist membership in tha came from the Orange free the returns from tiie South african elections reveal that there were five distinct groups appealing for sup so far there has been no Evi two party system which is Heki by some to be Tho very info Industrial i Long As it supplied College Presl i dents and the moral and intellectual i direction in Church and i congressional callousness toward i forgot to mention the politicians and Armenia i the first principal of Thi a Dalhousie University and he second Ade without regard to any of those conditions which it would be interesting to populations f 1 a copy of the North China be of possibility that France j s96d it of the territory in is quite ran reply to the inevitable partial is Comuck asserting hit claim o permanent is supplied by the polish leaders Strong for the establishment of a v some replace Russia in the euro in that this should Haven Indis a he ivies desired the first place the incur their f and the whole coast of East kor As for the of Poland by the Strong military reasons but again the by of the demanded Poland gets Access to the Only in rough Dantzig which is to be administered by the league of and under pressure from the same considerations is submitting to More keeping with the ethnological Vithous the Promise the of nations and the implication that Nind the league very different solutions of been reached it is doubtful Power of l de f the problems have tit the United Rui of the combination the present solutions can ii purchased in Canada and suggests with concerning Jowett and the Bishops invitation to preach in Dur i Ham there was a Congre gallon of souls to hear i of general told them plainly callousness of Congress to the found the Walls and that the British government would this foundation the service j i t Iri their Day of suffering and Tribu not to any action which would and Austria should remember that nobody forced them to Start the probably the big four at ver Sailles would not make it the same icing of a peace treaty if they had Aims to relieve misrepresents break up Union of South both the feeling and the and the Sermon were deeply impressive an overpowering manifestation j created by the free and deliberate sound judgment of american Neon Toje Dean of Durham Bishop of Choice of the South african he warned Tho nationalists that if their policy prevailed it would ruin South j returned and resumed the i birthday congratulations to agitation for the separation of thei tron Justice whole Union of South Africa from the he claimed at times to do Over and that is that he did not wish to see that that matter whether the league of nations can Mcahy accomplish hut Obrocta arc set before it this is solely because of the Neil and of operation but because of the Cie Struc Only to secure the recognition o principle and the right of the peo March Winnipeg March Winnipeg March Welldon of desire for some visible inter communion Between the Church and the after a look at the whiskers of the new Kiriye of Syria the impression is that the Barbershop is purely an abstract proposition with the latest whether purchased As a the Burlington 7 a to tory no More j Ali outstanding expression of regard can be made to a Man than the presentation of a High Grade the Burlington conveys the utmost in Quality and with first Cost sold Only at our own 388 Portage ave ;