Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-19
NEW DIPLOMATS
COME TO COUNTRY
ADDITIONAL REPUBLICS HAVE
INCREASED FOREIGN COL
ONY AT CAPITAL.
'.HANDY GUIDE TO
81 UNIFORMS" NEEDED
- sFt
Even Washington People Have to
TASK MIR. Foster" to Learn l"Who's
Who" on Streets-Forty-four Ao-
oredited Embassies and Legations
& IN Washington.
[By p. q. Dougherty.l

Attic Washington is far re-
moved geographically from the
intr1gues OF European capitals,
where new nations and old are
the-war handicap, this city has be-
come a veritable Jousung field for
diplomatic representatives of many
governments desiring the recognition
and friendship Of the United States.
At the present time there are for
ity-four accredited embassies and le-
cations in Washington, and almost
half as rnany more seeking to impress
this government Of the people at
large with their claims for recogni-
) ti6n. Vt 10 hard to enumerate them,
as they range all the way from the
Till PERSONNEL OF an embassy to mere
: publicity bureaus" Of which a type
writer and a mimeographer are the
principal furnishings.
{ RUSSIA 'Doubiy Represented.
q Some countries even have a double
representation in America, as. for ex-
ample. Russia and Montenegro. The
h.rA.nyna anohas.v IN +l,a fashiona4,le
j ..,,s FER - III. oitv where in other
!. 40. -. .r,ba $50 dor or tho ...r oY
] III I,s the Rnsa,ana entertained IN regal
s ' =, :. rou, ooe,,n,sd tv Ror,. RaLh-
smeteff, sent to this country by the
Kerensly government after the fall
cot the imperial regime. Kerensky. af-
Y p Ma tountrv hut mr.. Rakhmeteff
!. ,r ~ IN Wa,hinrton az the rep
!, r<,s.,tat ,.ue ~ tha con.arvative forces
\ - pu.s,a eerera,lv known az the
] nmsr rouernm.nt The rising tide of
hol.hav,,m. however. has all but cut
\ him -, from the con.ervatiyes. and
] recently there appeared at local ho
tel . man who asserted himself to be
the real Russian ambassador-C. A.
K. Martens, Of soviet persuasion.
In this instance the department Of
3 Justice was more interested in tho
pseudo ambassador than was the
state department, and its agents
SOUGHT him for several days. He was
allowed 10 remain ae liberty until he
had testified before the senate oom-
nittse investigating radicalism in
this country. and IL now free, under
bond. awaiting q hearing which will
Decide whether be shall be deported
as an undesS able alien.
Montenegro's double representation
Is due TO the circumstances that the
party which opposed the deposition
of tho srstwhile King Nicholas has
never secognizsd the union with Scr.
GbiA, Ostensfbly. DR.. elavko 7. arou-
Itch, minister Tor the Serbs, Croats
4 ana elovenes, II the MontenSgrin en-
yoy n this country. but Capt. Yev-
ren Ghaouolitch Il still here as at
+ tacha In, oharea az TIA Old Montene-
s,rtr ,.v.+io,,
| s.,5 :.
Aipauta NHooNsng u LOON
Alspendafs representative does not
appear On the OFFICIAL diplomatic
dist. but that province 10 knocking
/ st the door IN the person Of g. A.
/ Che1rsxi. q Harvard graduate. who
1 carries the credentials OF the Alban-
ian government. Els claim is not
| without Porn aiion. FOR before the
-. s,,,ar the nor.r. agreed to the Prince
| ~ wYad . oa,man heinr made the
ss.,,,.. r.od = ~. rrov1rca ~ a.
/ ,..S. - !. ....-.. ~. - 800
80. 80. - ~, Nv. $50. ~ -. ~" w. r.ar
~. as y .e1n. =. bo" n 80.
snels 8 s.lon -, : slnAn 800. e,,ul.. oe
w uhosI tue piessu Is u saw,
csan 1tanan ana otner RACIAL ii.iiu-
Snces WITHIN ana Wltnour ana II 10
probable that the league OF nations
Twill grant It autonomy under the
fnandate OF q larger state.
Iathuania also u seeking tho ear
az America. After Declaring their in
dependence of Russia, the Lithuan-