WASHINGTON.—(By A. P.)—Republican members of the foreign relations committee were unexpectedly called into conference this morning by President Harding while he was reading the final proof of his message. It is understood the president desired to present his statement regarding foreign relations.
Columbian Treaty Discussed in Senate.
WASHINGTON.—(By A. P.)—Opening discussion of the Columbian treaty, Senator Lodge, Republican floor leader, declared today that prompt ratification as amended would be consistent with President Roosevelt's expressed and not inconsistent with the position of the senate republicans in 1917.
Railroad Men Refuse to Strike.
London—(By A. P.)—Railway men and transport workers were ordered by their unions to continue working notwithstanding the strike order issued for tonight.
Striking Miners Refuse to Offer.
London—(By A. P.)—Representatives of the striking miners wrote to the government this evening refusing to accept the premier's proposals for a settlement of the wage dispute.
The End of a Perfect Day
PARIS, FRENCH MAY OGGOPY
CAPITAL OF GERMANY
GERMANS TO BE MADE TO REALIZE THEY LOST THE WAR IF THEY DO NOT PAY. 