Mary H. Lotz of Maiden, at a private
sanitarium in Wellesley on Nov. 10,
when the patient was given a Dana
that resulted in her being scalded to
-. death.
FINAL DEBATE
ON RESOLUTION
Washington, April 9 The House
locked horns with the peace resolu
tion today, prepared to complete ac
tion and send the proposal to the
Senate before the session ended.
More than half of the members on
either side who wished to express
their views were heard yesterday and
under the special rule debate will end I
at five o'clock this afternoon.
No doubt of the adoption of the
resolution was expressed. Some
Democratic support aided in the
adoption of the rigid rule yesterday
under which the fight was waged and
only one Republican failed to fol
low the lead of the majority.
Conciliation of these uiui milnta
will be the object of ensuing con
versations during which France, it is
stated, win probably ask Great Bri
tain whether it stands execution of
the treaty. It is recalled that arti
cles 42, 43 and 44 of the Versailles
treaty defined actions by Germany
which might be regarded as calculated
to disturb the peace of the world
and it is pointed oat that such ac
tion by Germany was accomplished
when ttie Rechsmrehr penetrated tile
Ruhr district.
