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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
FOR RIGNT-IseaI Estate.
w. s. ROBINSON g. Co,
7l5 East Franklin Street.
Madison 1868.
FOR RENT.

TUX ItFN T.
HOUSE,.
S"oo per annum--3tl3 Hanover Avenue
..o rooms. Sept. |.
s"oo per annum2916 West Main,
rooms. Sept. /.
e,.o FLATS
'"'o per annum--3O06 w. Grace. S
s,,o rooms. strictly modern. Sept. |.
WOW per nnnum-27D6 W. Main,
cam rooms, modern. Sept. !.
''V' per annum--5l0 North Fourth
.o,o Street 3 rooms Sent l.
S-'o per annum--TOl Graham Road
.,.o barton Heights, ) rooms Sent l.
F-f' per annum-6J9-A North Eighth,
s,So rooms, Sept |.
'ioV Fer annum--fO4 Mutnforl St
.o rooms. At once.
Sloo per annum--o2OS E.nst IeIph
rooms. At once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

- acres eAccllen; dwelling ~ first
class conditions. Large orchard.
rGnninr sire:,,"S fenced aud
croSs-fenced. only i minutes
walk To station on H.. j.. a. r.
hallway This Is q great bar
gain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

'"u."Dr. eiHrk farm. { miles from r.u
~ on hnt road. $50 acres rluarcd
Hnh nc, orchard room dw Lilo, n
i""" and shade. ienar, hou,es
i"!,I rooms good outbuildina.
"!mhu'i i"nces milcs unvor xiss.
WI "Hte'ed \ bargain TOR .soGh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

o' acres. -: cleared t.. mile from
"a liToad station. - miles from ci,,
ICON dazzling. incurred rnr $50 ana
PIiH ~ Cor three Years all ,tc.ssrrv
.p'"H''dingS. bargain for 500
'"'' cash. balance 10 suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

9. L. & -. T.. prNn,r
>b' East Main Str.ot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

~" arcs lana in birpidJic co,r...
'S'2t 4ia't ity OF WOOD. '"''N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

SlNTfEN AID ONE THIRD acres. II
Nl1'S RON citt. on--Vuart.r mile
tf"h S'aiion. On- Richmond Ered.rl,k,
n"'2 end i'o:oiuac Railroad 10 ace.
~ 'pf-NlNon. balance wood. t.yo-siory
S-r""m DWELLING. In good repair nov.
IS. only $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
21Ol Park Ave

We have only one trout apar,m.,.
left. consisting of four rooms and hn,n,
We also have two apartments i'm ~ !:
rear OF this building, fronting or no ,me
land Street. consisting OF four rnom,
each. Heat and water furnish cd
POLLARD & BACsy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
H.iNTED-Reai Estate.

LIST your farms o''fh A Connolly
4 90 Write postal for necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

hmc tarm in Hanover Comfy SIN
''S' 100 "cres river bottom LAM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

a NJ ELLA County. 90 acres only :, miles
from station. Tine roads. THIS il
great bargain 1T 81" pc: acre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
FOX HENT-RcpI Estate

WANTED. 4 butcher to rent oar fur
hlshed meat shop. connecti!i: grocery
store. Apply .a2 West Cary Street.
SEE ELAN & Funston if you' arc ,oo,;-
ing for centrally located DIV aiiin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
FOR lsENr-tseal Estate.

FOR rent, 6-room house. in good repair.
plenty OF ground. Apply Finnerty,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
New York Cotton.

New York. April s-There was 3 re-
newai II more or less general lauida-
ton a. tho opening % the cotton mar
ket today with the active months sell
ling about % Is points usder last
nights closing figures during the first
few minutes A sharp break In Liver-
pool attributed - liquidation ard =
lower Egyptian market, improving
weather IN the south. and the tendency
~ acreage reports o. Indicate = small
Ter reduction shan expected when
prices we're a cent lower appeared 70
80 the factors In the decline.
There was q good demand around
1918 for October. however. and prices
rallied from &C. 9 points from tae
lowest on GOVERNS before the end az
the FIRST hour.
The market turned strong during the
afternoon on peace rumors and = re-
nawal ~ aggressive bull support with
early sellers active buyers on the al
vance which carried prices about - 70
is points net higher. or - points above
the low level ~ enc morning on oeto-
Der contracts.
Cotton futures opened steady; MAY
as. july a.TT. August $50; October
iofs: December io3ai January ia.4es
March 1885.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
BOTH SIDES OF
CAR STRIKE PLAY
A WAITING GAME

Syracuse. ~ ~ ApFi s~Iabor
leaders ard trsction one as Involved
ln the strike ~ the Amaignmatea As
ISOLATION 81 street and Electrlce--
ISOLATION ~ street and Electric Rail
Way employees against the Empire
United Railways we're PLAYING = wait
ing game today, with every premise
~ acute Developments either for peace
Or var within twenty-fcur hours
The strike. which il conflct he.
tween the Brotherhood 81 Electric
ISOLATION. already has completely tied
mp the trolly service in Auburn and
the Auburn and Svracute line and
tareatens q ennulf The entire urban
and iaterurhan electric transportation
service between Syracuse and Buffalo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10

total output in the hrht aftoen minutes
was a little over 1900 shares mainly
in lots ~ ie0 a. zoe The balance ~
the market showed some uncertainty
az first hut soon grew strong under
the lead ~ United Etates steel. Read
Ing and other favor1tes Motor shares
were up 10 points
The stocks next went back - les.
then up 20 III Then Il became less
prominent a. other shares assembled on
the largest FIRST hours ~ business re-
corded since the dave Immediately pre-
ceedinE the war ~ that time. how
ever the activity was on falling prices
Todays early trading was all in tbs
other direction, the rise being aeceler-
atea ~ peace rumors and fsvorahis
domestic trade as reported b. this
treasury department Receivership NJ
large local department store was
without erect on sentiment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
Prohibition Nou
Looms Up Large
In British Isles

san Jose, g. r. April s-Alfredo
Gonzalez. president of costa Riea. had
q narrow escape from drowning when
the presidential yacht VAS wrecked ln
the Caribbean taree days ago. he
and the members IT his party swan
ashore through heavy smrf
The president. accompanied BY his
cabinet, several congressman and
other ofcisls went on the yacht O.
Talmanca region ON the Atlantic cosst
on their way hack 20 Port Iiinon. a
heavy mort 8eF drove the yacht on TIE
rocks The passengers and crew All
got 60 dry land. bat found themselves
abaolut 80 isolated Yer tao DAYS they
were Without fond 81 shelter They
walked 10 the nearest railroad sta
ton and came into san Joxa today.
The Leople had heard ~ che dan
sers to which President ,ionzaiez wac
subjected and gave him q rousing re-
eertion as he drove througa the streets
- the city
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
ATHLETIC MEET.
OF HEGRAMMER.
SCHOOL IS HELD
FORTY. TWO EVENTS LASTED
OVER TWO HoURs--LAReE AT.
TENDANCE ENJOYED FEATs.
WHICH WERE PARTICIPATED IN
sY a HUNDRED PENSACOLA
BoYs.

Bfors q large attendance and amid
much enthusiasm there was held yea
terday afternoon at the East fHm
playground the much looked forward
e. Grammar Scaool Athletic meet
Forty-two events. lasting two hours
and twenty minutes. under the ssp@f-
vision OF 6. A. Burnharn. athletic a.
rector Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. amused those who al
tended
The fret. second. third and fourth
places were rewarded with blue. red.
white and orange ribbons. respective
~, All printed in gold giving the name
n the event, place and date
Tie class receiving the largest
mumbeF 81 points will he awarded the
championship Shield with the names
~ the members 90 the team inscribed
upon IL. TIE relay teams viii have
pictures made. which win be framed
and aung in the school.
One hundred boys participates IN
tae meet. The names % the judges
together with n complteta llet OF the
events and winners win be published
later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
TO.
SEED CRUSHERS
MUCH OF " FoswARoEp TO A..
ABAMtANs WHO ARE TO CONE
AERE FoR ANNUAL eoAvEN.
TloN.

Tas $50 Carios hotel is making
great PREPARATIONS Tor the annual
convention of the Alabama Cottonseed
Crushers who will meet here = hnn-
dred strong % more from NAY =
% IS Inclusive. heldina their sessions
~ the seventh hoes auditorium of
the hotel.
Already literature hae hesn forward >
20 20 the members - that er9anlNA 10
fion showinE the advantages Of this
city s. q convention city and inviting
a. large attendance az possible
toF the past four wears the Ala
hama C0ttonmeed Crushefs have con-
Nened la Pensacola. and So well have
they been pleased with the Deep
Watr CITY and the entrtAinment ac-
corded them that they have again de-
eided to meet here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
NAVAL STORES
MARKET ACTIVE
SPIRITS ADVANCED TO 4t-z
CENTS, WITH SALES OF t2oo
cAsks-RoslN ~ GOOD oE.
MANp.

me naval stores market In pensa 4.
eels yesterday was strong, buyers Be.
ing active in bidding and spirits aa-
vancea 20 a. i-z cents. at which price
lee casks were sold FACTORS refused
to sell resins az quotations. one bttNer
wanted sao9 barrels In a lump. Nhiie
several others Were in the markets foY
roEins - various grades and amounts
bat none were offered f0f sale
The close IN spirits was posted nrnl
wlth sales Of .2ee casks at g4G-s cents
Receipts we're S. casks und shipment
eb4 casks. leaving stocks u i4s2s
casks
The f0ain market waF posted firm
with no sales or omerinss Receipt
sere 5s7 barrels ana shipments iaa
barrels. leaving stocks % i07.gTB bar
reis. Quotations aere a. foilaws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
IN
PORT FOR STAY
SEVERAL WEEKS
six Or THE RESERVE FLoTlLLA
REAcH HERE. ech4Ne up FROM
GUANTANAMO ANo JOINING
OTHER VESSELS.

SIX torpedo boat destroyert. com.
prisiug enc division - the reserve
torpedo boat h0fiila. arrived % port
yesterday morning Thev came up
IRON Guantanamo. Rhsre they had
been with the BIG feet during tas
winter exercises, and stopped a. Key
West FOR a couple ~ days on the voy.
age - Pensacola
The vessels viii rumasn here until
the iirst portion of MAY and with the
vessels already assembled make quite
feet q wHr vessels n port Sew
erai others ere due IN the next fes
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10

Continued From Page onel
ceph. wilson had decided 60 run for
governor tant Congress Emmett VIZ
aon would noe ask fer re-eiecfion =
congress. BAT Walter Kehoe would be-
come a candidate
jefferson stephens ~ Marianne.
judge VIII a. Price. also ~ that city.
and y III Smithwlck - Pensacola.
are among those mentioned as VtFy
probable candidates for congress from
this district
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
MONQUITOES TO
Be DISCUSSED
THREE COMMITTEES Will MEET
AT SAN cARLos HoTEL vAis
AFTERNooH AT O'CLOCK.

For ths purpose - discussing the
elimination u mosquitoes. three com.
nitfess - Use Rotary club eiii meet
this afternoon ~ 8 o'clock 81 the san
carries hotel These committees are
the public affairs. puhl,c hsalth and
publicity ctfy Engineer Thornton alec
is Co meet With the committees
The mailer ~ eliminatlnE the
breeding places 81 fhe mosquitoes and
conducting an educational camps iwf
vii be handled hy the committees ~
tins meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
New York Stock Market.

New gerk. April a.--Ths sensational
movement IN eBthlshem steel ~ the
beginning 81 today's market trading Ia
that stock being 81 the most feverish
character The opening transaction
vas a block - a0os shares A. Ito 90
1aT. les closing price yesterday being
e. FROM l01 Il fell ~ easy stages
a. Ie3 and gradually reaaeended 20
ms. then hark r. 90 individual
transactions sere very large, but the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
SUBMARINES ORDERED TO
LEAVE THEIR HIDING PLACES

Cnpsmhagsn. April Norwegian
airuen securing the Norwegian coasts
investigators rnmors that = German
submarine base was located rs some
sheltered spot ~ these neutral waters
found several tleru1an submarines
gathered behind tire cliffs af Bergen
hav
IRE submarines vere ordered Is
leave immediately ~ else Be informed
FER IL s.ualnaer % tae 80
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
Jacksonville Market

Jacksonville. April The Spirits
market was firm AZ Is. sales none
receipts go casks. shipments rs casks.
leaving stocks - iaors tasks
The rosin market was arm with sales
~ $500 barrels. receipts 90 barrels.
shipments $40 barrels. isavinR stocks
~ ss.o7i barrels Quotations we're a.
fnii0uN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
Strain and Provisions.

Chicago. April Cash grain and
provisions
wheat-No. red. isf; Ne ! hara
f.st& @IsSA
Corn No. 2 yellow. nominal
Rye--No. ?. sirGmslIT.
Rariey-TeaTg.
Timothy seed 81 s0a sg aS,
ciovre. ss2ENsf2 Sc
Provisions--Pork siTlo; lard 81 81.
rfhs. ss96wEsT5.
NNNnmf-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10

s0-Cent candy 39c a pound
today only at Balkcoms. Di-
rect your attention to win
dow display.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10

Savannah Market.

savannah. April s.--rhe Spirits mar
kei was firm a. as sales none, re-
eeipts - casks. shipments SEQ casks.
leaving stocks 81 g099f casks
The resin market was frrn with sales
u 2s.eee barrels. receipts gg7 barrels.
shipments SIS barrels. leaving stocks
u io3.3fi barrels. Quotations we're a.
follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
A Bank Of Personal Ser
vice, Safe, Intelligent,
Dependable Service

Young, stout and slim
men, we have a tailoring de-
partment--we can make you
a suit 70 fl. Easy terms.
Gains, rs South Palafox
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD. =. .ss !.

$500 REWARD, -. so. g :,
Fewara for evidences svfsieient - eorxiet
ang person fcUna staaiine suhacriberu'
papsra after deilsesx % amnsa br CARRIER.
TIE nshluw schooner Fish Hawk ar
rived IN port yesterday witn about 70. ;
eee pounds ~ snappers fer saunders
a CO.
A small boat built 10 three sections.
i the propertx q Frank f. Welles.
and aas built g order by local beat
nuildef = VIII Sc used on ashlnw
trips and has been sa constructed that
the three sections can he strapped on
an automobile o. placed In any boat
ana carried 90 the ashinW grounds
The sections can ~ boited toNether
On FEW moments and the boat
launched
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
WILSON TO THINK OVER
TNE MATTER AT MARIhNNA


Taliahasass. April Whether Hon
Emmett Wilson viii annoance for re-
election te consress from the Third
Florida district. ar whether he viii
retire N favor - his lrotner. Cephua
Wilson. ~ Marianne. ii the Guberna-
toriai campaign. was not decided herr
Thursday ~ = conference ~ friends 81
both. - expected Nj csph Wilson
left FOR his home in Mariana. where
Il Is expected that he wiii determine
whether 81 not be shall make shs race
for Governor, or whether he viii stay
ont ~ the nest primaries 81 ihe in-
teress n his brother the present Cor
greesutan from this district
on ar Cenh wilson's ceciaion rests
the political future - several II he
decides e. announce - succeed Park
Trammell Eusmstg IS lson viii NOT
make The rncp for congress again in
the 1915 primaries. and Ia this event
}. Waiter kehoe. ~ Pensacola. his
close personal friend. vii aspire o.
succeed him
senator b h Lindsay. n Ronifay.
who j. being sroefned 81. many friends
tlroughout the Third district 60 make
the race for congress d. succeed En-
melt Wilson stated This morning that
business connections Tor the next three
years might prevent his becoming a
candidate a. this time He declared
& true that he = beng urged by
friends throughout the district and
that he has siven the matter serious
consideration
suFoRo BEING oRoomEo.
TIE resignation ~ the attorney
Eeneral Sir r. q West lends added
interesi az % possible races IN the
egminN primaries n Naa expected
that had Mr. West continued ln orira
there mould be ma opposition 20 his
r. nomination and election. However.
since be has resigned 20 60 on the
bench there n = probability that thers
win he eontest Tor thhs ofiCe a. tho
polls nest year
Hon. q X ReaVes. aho aucceeas
Str West will doubtless lsecome 3
candidate before the people Ga succeed
himself lea once. AmonE t8e possible
opponents 20 him viii BE- another mar
from West Ffdrfda ST. West - n
West FloFidian. coming from Milton
In santa Rose county. and Ia ia ex-
pected that jackson county viii en-
dsavor to have this section Of tbs
state claim the attorney generals sea-
IN ghe cabinet Rivers Hlircrd. % Ma
fianna. who Was frequently mentioned
As a possible candidate e. succeed Mr
West. - expected % enter the race
according 60 these who think they are
ID position % know.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
THE MARKETS


The following report IL furnished
daily for The Pensacola Journal rs
Harris Allison Co. Cotton Mer-
chants Pensacola. PA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
. aeae@soe . . . . Z
United states Department. weathsl
Earesu. bagles II. Marvin. chief

United States Department. weaths5
rarsau. Charles r. Marvin. chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Pensacola, Fla.. April p, 1915
Pensacoia Terapsraturs Data.
Highest temperature yesterday So
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday. -
degrees
nay temperatures Ia April usually
rise 10 - degrees
Might Temperatures IN April usually
tar a. Sc degrees
Highest temperature yesterday. -
degrees
Loves, temperature yesterday, so
degrees
penaseola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall FOR a hours ending : b. No.
yesterday. Q inches.
Normal rainfall FOR the month u
Aprii. SIS inches
Total rainfall this April 70 Z D "a.
yesterday. o. inches
EScess this year 60 aIarch 81; 1.sa
inches
SMALL eskFr. sroRa AND auRal
CANE wAEaiRoa
can can s - 81 si... s -'ss. : sw s s.s:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-10
cEPH WILSON
rs CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR

lcortInaea - - 80
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-06-19

Colorado Agricultural college is
prepared to furnish speakers from
the college to give lectures and de-
monstrations to communities deair-
ing them. The lectures cover a
great range OF subjects, prepared by
the extension division for the Denef1t
of the people of the entire state, and
are given without cost except for the
travelling expenses of the speakers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-06-19
PREACHERS SUSTAIN WILSON

The following resolution was
adopted by the San Luis Valley Min
isterial association at their meeting
at Del Norte June LIST; in view of the
war clouds which now hover over
our nation and the threatened crisis
which apparently confronts US:
Resolved. That the Ministerial As
ISOLATION OF San Luis Valley, Colo
RADIO. extend to President Wilson
their heartfelt sympathy In the bur-
dens he is bearing and pray the God
OF Nations to direct him In paths OF
Righteousness and peace.
VIM. kerry,
Secretary.
DIR. 8. II. MOORE.
J. HARVEY GUM,
Committee.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-06-19

Conrad Radley, the old man who
been boarder at the county Jail
1nis city for many months past,
FVhg sentence for illegally sell
: hquor, was paroled by the dis
Pct Judge and the board of county
|mmissloners this week and went to
Ohte Vista Tuesday night. He had
me'hing like 453 days yet to serve
MS sentence. He is out on good
naVlor.-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-06-19
Our South American Neighbors

en- democracy In every country OF the
western hemisphere and to extend
our commercial relations with every
country lying between the two
oceans. North America and South
America--the richest part of all the
world, Let It be the mission OF the
United States to join with the en-
lightened craftsmanship OF the south
ern republics already in compact
for permanent peace to build for
that shall ultimately be guarantee
for the independence, the peace and
prosperity of this half of the world.
II is high time that we became
better acquainted with our southern
neighbors, and that they become bet
ter acquainted with us.
When the European war destroyed
the basis of supply for South Amer
lea. these countries turned to the
United States. But there existed no
transportation routes. They had no
credits in this country There was
no means of exchange. Europe had
financed and carried their crop move
ments. So now they had nothing az
basis for business with us.
President Wilson attempted to
meet the transportation needs with
line of government-owned ships.
The legislation to accomplish this
was blocked through the influence
Of the great shipping combines.
These combines have a strangle hold
on the carrying trade of South Am
erica just as they have upon our
own country. Notwithstanding their
assertions that private enterprise
would supply the needs OF transport
alton and although almost year
has elapsed since South America was
cut off from its European base. these
private interests have done nothing
to meet the demands and to provide
for the great trade that is seeking
our markets They defeated the bill
for government-owned ships So the
question which was pushed to the
fore at the Pan-American conference
was the need of transportation. 1t
Is significant that it was strongly
advocated by the South American
delegates. President Wilson urged
1t in his address, and the delegates
of Chile and Colombia and Uruguay
kept 1t actively before the confer
ence. What they wan. is a govern
ment-owned line. 1t may develop
into a plan by which the govern
ments party to the conference will
jointly finance the service. What
ever plan is adopted there must be
such lines. In no other way will
there be assured reliable transporta-
ton facilities and at reasonable
rates.
No one can overestlmate the i'm
portance of establishing South Am
erican trade relations. These reIa-
tons should not be based upon sub
sidy or privilege to a few. They
should be fostered for the benefit OF
interested.
The benefits of the Pan-American
conference will be estimated by trade
and in terms of dollars, but money
cannot and Will not express its true
measure, Important rs may be the
trade expansion to follow, far more
important is the breaking down of
the false impression, the establish
ment of mutual respect and conf
dence. and the recognition of COM
mon bord of political interest that
demands expression, not in arma-
ments, nor navies. hut in the content
and peace of the people of each of
the countries party to the conference.
ROBERT M. LA TOILETTE.