Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-05-08 | Page 2 | Nation Demands Tribunal-Harding

NATION DEMANDS i TRIBUNAL TRIBUNAL-HARDING 1 na ATLANTA Ci Ct hy The 8 I The na judgment heart hart conscience nc and judg judg- judgment JUdg 1 ment are arc alike enlisted tod In the movement for tor American adherence to the world court of International al justice and against these WI we need never nover fear that any opposition tion will 11 pre prevail all President lIard- lIard Ing Hard ln declared d in a letter read here hereto hereto hereto to the mid biennial council of the th General Federation of Women's Clubs Not since I hove hive been president has there been in connection with anY great question of public pol policy icy so e n a demonstration ot of unified unWed opinion the letter said I It it convinces me that as IlS the dle- dle dis discussion proceeds the evidence e Of this attitude will 11 become so IO over over- overwhelming whelming that there thre will twill at ot last las he be no ery tery serious obstacle to at- at at tithing tho the ends sought The president in the letter which was addressed a sed ed to Mrs Thos Tho o G Winter president of ot tho the general federation asserted a that it it Is plainly the considered judgment ment of the count country that If It we are arc to unite with other nations In an marking epoch effort to c n adjudication of International dlf- dlf dit Ceren es we should to tho court which Is already In being belne