Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-04-28 | Page 2 | Tumult Ends Peace Confab

TUMULT TUMULT ENDS i PEACE CONFAB I Women's Clubs Representatives Representatives and Pacifist Delegates Argue n ASHINGTON April 28 Tu Tu scenes sc nM were acre cre enacted In i i I I lot or orber of a number ber of ot organ I clashed Ith ith delegates i th tha cons com con of ot the Women International League for I I and I reed om Called together to against the meeting meeting- ot of o the In- In in league tho the women gatherIng was as thrown n open to die die- lon and league took the floor to defend Its Shouted questions and andI an answers Intermingled Ith n hisses hleB I soon tilled filled the tho air an and It was wa nith lIh great difficulty that the protestants finally able to adopt adolt a resolution urging congress to 10 what It termed pacifist an 1 unpatriotic propaganda ganda The principal Item of ot conflict between the tho warrIng groups was that wa-that that or of patriotism speakers for tor botn sides asserting assenting their fore foro- forebears fore bears bears fought In wars ars for tor the United States Slates from the tho ne Resolution thIn tion dow don don doThe n The Disabled American Veter Yeter- Veterans Veterans ans ans also aloo jump jumped d Into the fight over the convention with a otate- otate ment from Commander James A Mcl MCI arland who hl Ills his or- or orI or organisation I had to en- en enI endorse en endorse dorse done the tho plans plana tor for tho meeting I Ye We have an abiding conic con comic tion he said Raid that those ho cho oppose 11 ope military and na nasal i al Ignorant Ignorant- Ignorantly Ignorantly defenso are willing or ly Iy the day when hen the manhood of ot the country Bill III be b forced to suU suffer i and die in order o 0 may havo have peace and freedom 9 e oO 00