his Commissioners, hat in hand, to j
say to Spain with bated breath, "I -am
here in obedience to the mandate j
of a minority of one-third of the Sen- !
ate to tell you that we have been too !
victorious, and that you have yielded
us too much and that I am very sor-.
ry that I took the Philippines from
you." I do not think any American
President would do that, or that any ;
American would wish him to ;
But that is exactly what Senator :
Lodge now demands of President '
Wilson. He insists that the treaty
must be so amended that it will be
sent back to the Peace Congress,
which means that it must be sent
back to Germany and that the Presi
dent must be sent back across the
Atlantic, hat in hand, to ask Ger
many if it will make peace in accord
ance with t he mandate of a minority
of one-third of the Senate.
NORTH CAROLINA
NEEDS SUPPLIES
New York, Oct. 24 In answer to ,
an appeal from North Carolina, for j
surgical dressings and hospital sup- i
plies for needy mountaineers there, i
the Churchwoman's League for Pa- 1
triotlc Service, has organized a hos- j
pltal committee, which will begin 1
work immediately to prepare dress
ings and bandages, it was announced
here today. The Churchwoman's
League is a new woman's organization
of the Episcopal Church.
The American people are assured
that after plenty of sugar has been
provided for candy and soft drinks,
what is left will be generously handed
over to the housewives to preserve
the nation's food supply.
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