Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-10-30 | Page 11 | Sen. Reed Continues Anti-League Speeches

SEN. REED CONTINUES ANTI-LEAGUE SPEECHES CHICAGO. Oct. 30. James A. Roed, i United Stales senator from Missouri, declared that thr campaign for the leapuf of nationg hus been based i:pon "absolute misatatementa of ih facta" in a gpeecta before a large audience-hero audience-hero Friday. Senator Reed declared that a reservation reser-vation he offered which provided 'bat the United stau s reserved to itself the rl-s'ht to refuse to submit questions in-vl.n in-vl.n the national honor or the vital interests of Ihe United Slates to ihe league for decision was defeated in the senate through ihe dir. ci uppositiuu oi ii follows, herefore," he said, "that pbbb it Is proposvd tbul the United States PJH shall agree to submit questions v.hlch PH may invulvt- the verj life of the repub- lie to u tribunal composed exclusively PBH of the representatives qf foreign gov- "If I were to BUpnprl such a prupoi- H tion I would regard EOJ eW Zulity of g treason baser than that of Benedict Arnold." oo