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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
SPANISH MONARCH FINED
FOR WALKING ON GRASS
hfnE Aifonao and Party Are i.ser.cd
TWO Pcseta. for TroddinI For
hidden GTonnd.
my A.socis,cd i'rcs..

MADRID. April liking Alfonso
was fined tuo ncSc;as TODAY for walk
ing acrosS the grass In the gardens
OF nc AlcaE1r. Every member of his
suite VIII" followed tho King acros.
INC GrccnsWaTd likewise was fined
Tho first intlmation the ROYAL Marty
had that IL had committed an Of
Tense was when Guardian nm
preached and said
Your Majesty. walking ON tho
S'hSs Is i"rbiddcn. | must fin. YOU
scccruiNS 10 NJ! Instructions. At
hrsi King h!forso was abashri. then
ne iau2hcd ana paid tie money
i.aier The Mayor of the town called
az the palhcr and a?olngized to the
King. hut Ills Majesty told INN Tic
guardian had acted properly and
snnuid be rewarded for devotion TO
duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
STRAT0N NOT so EAGER
TO ANSWER SUBPOENA
Preachers Attorney Asks Postpone
ment OF SUNNI Hs on Ground of
Clients Ahsrnce.
Nv Associated rress ]

NEW York. April oT.-.Thc Rev.
John Roach Straton. pastor OF Cal
vary Baptist Church. this city, who
mas played prominent part In New
>oFKs vice crusade, today WAS sub
nocnacd TO appear tomorrow before
Sonimiss!oncr OF Accounts Hirsch-
held and tell OF his discoveries along
the Great White Way.
Sensational charges made by the
Clergyman in his Easter sermon re-
suited In MAYOR tIyian orderins Com
missioner Hirschhe!d TO launch the
htth concurrent investigate OF CON
dlt'ons in this city. DIR. Straton
after appearing before the FEEDER.
grand jury and the reEuIar grand
Jury, co!sidtriuE charges against
members o. the pulice departmen
announced lie had no desire 10 assis;
In inc new inquiry.
The c!erRyman's attorney asked
tor three weeks adjournment on
The ground that his client WAS leav-
ing tonight for Marion. Ala
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

70 the Editor ut The Times Dispatch:
S!r,--As a subscriber 10 your paper and one
WHO behave. it your sincere purpose 10 spread
Information instead OF nisnfornat!on, allow
me - thank you for publishing notice OF the
meeting % our league, md 10 correct one
s.s ni!Cant statement in it.
The lcnSur is ROT opposed 10 .radic.lis,r
alons Al lines: 1t Is itself radical. !: be-
!tevts Ia agitation wherever there is injustice
II is true th,t II opposes torch. bomb snd
aun ,ad;cai!sIn, knowing that dc..d ,nsn
canEOt be converted social ri2n eous,tss
1t believes in petition. voting. cducation and
CONT action as mems to attain its ends. II
fa"ors justice and not negro submission 10
bring about the best and mos, peaceful re-
,.,.onS De. We, Ten tns f.Ies' "a negro Or
!c generally considered radical
Let say also that Is authori2ed 10
sprak for th!s organization bu, its president
and - Berni:d G.Ipn, It's SECRETARY.
j. MILTON SAMPSON
Richmond, Va April "a. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
ICELAND SEEKS ADMISSION
TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Arpiicntioa Calls Alteration Ia Fnci
That Arctic Country IN Now
Republic.
Icy Associstcd Pr.ss ]

WASHINt;TON. April 27.---Appl;ca
ton by Iceland for membership in the
league of nations. news of which has
Just reached Washington. VIII call at
tcntion to the iittleknown fact that
Iceland is now completely inde-
pendent Stale. The application states
that Denmark voluntarily accorded
independence 10 the island govern
mcnt in December. 1918.
Three other States have fled appli-
cations for admission to the league:
'"rhc republic of Georgia, San Marine
and Luxembourg. All four applica-
lions will come before the, meeting OF
the council OF the league TO be held
in Rome within the next few Gays un-
less postponed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
DENMARK RADICALS LOSE
IS PAIL IAMENTARY SEATS
Elections In Scandinavian Country ],
Ilkeped To steam
Roller,
by Associated Press !

c0rENHhGEN. Apri! 2;.---As re-
suit OF the elections held throughout
Denmark yesterday tho Radical party
last hfteen seats in the Lower House
NJ parlismcDt. The Social Democrats,
lrdepe ndent IIish hts and independent
Radicals each lost ono seat. The
Trades party Gnined three seats. the
Conservatives seven. tho Socialists
four and tho Liberals four. The mex,
House will I've made up as follows:
Trades PARTY, s; Conservatives, rs:
Radicals. II; Socialists, 81. and Lib
erals. As.
The election passed like a steam
roller over the Radical party" says
TIE Rcrlingakc Tldends. commenting
On the result. ''Tao majority of tho
people STOOD like a wall against the
Socie lists and crushed their brGtal
arrorance With an enormous mum :
her Of votes, the Liberal party has
conquered. Tne Socialists went to the
polls with IL republic on their pro-
cram, hut the Danish people yrSterda y
10 HE'D around their King"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
.
GOVERNOR SMITH FAVORS
NEW YORK 2.75 BEER BILL
state Executive Intimstss VIII Sig.
Meanure Over Protests OF Anti
saloon League.

ALBANY. y. Y. April Eft was
inferred from Governor Smiths com
nicnts today on the 2.I5 beer bill.
and tho activities ne william ii. An
dcrson. STATE. superintendent OF tho
.Snti-Saloon League. That he would
sign the measure. The Governor was
asked what he thought OF Anderson's
letter In which he asked that the
nrer Bill hc vetoed on tho ground
tnst u would he silly 70 sign Vt In
behalf OF the liquor traffic"
lie should think or the thousa nds
or nersons in this State who are
riRmortns for heer," said the dover
nor. ~ seems to me that NJ. An
derson ~ losing siFht ot the fact tina;
tst iiluor trahlc Is not tho only ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
ATLANTA STRIKE MEETING
FAILS TO ATTRACT CROWD
Alleged ~. Louis Organizer Falls
Down When He rrys Ia Dis
rupt south.
iBv Associated Press ]

ATLANTA. GA. April -. The
meeting called here today at waich
Gcorge ~. Rose. who announced him
self as an organizer for the ST. Louis
Railroad Yardmen's Association. was
not held because OF the small at
Tendance Of Atlanta yardmcn, ac-
hall.
Rose had announced one meeting
for last n sht and another for today.
night. blaming the failure TO get an
audience on the rain, which had
practically ceased today. Rose could
not be found later by newspaper
men. who sought TO learn his future
OlanS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
S0ViETS SUCCUMBED TO
SPRING FEVER AND QUIT
Majority IF RoIshrvIst Army WouId
Rather Sow Crops Than
Fight gIatt1e.

- 7 ID. NNN1Cla Ftn HOES
BUCHAREST. April -. Russia
Sorie. troops would rather SOW
spring cro1s than 60 into battle.
aud THIS was one OF the reasons for
The Polish front. in tie oDInion q,
simon FttiUrt, peasant leader q:
Ukraine He spent a abort time
here on his va: from Eastern ia
!icta 70 tue Prague conference. and
Sad tho shortage OF men to cork
On Russian farms had resulted Ia
Wholesale assertions from the soviet
army.
'hos< who remained VITA the
Bo!shevist colors." he said. got thn
Spr!nS icvcr and quit lighting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
TEN KILLED IN CONFLICT
Of STRIKERS AND POLICE
1endnrmcs In JuRo-S,ntia Disnersed
rrohibited Meeting or
Workers..

,.,,,,, = q .IH'tG 7! . -
iENNA. April o1---Tcn civilians
wcr" killed ard twcnty-oue wounded
IN conflict between strikers and
Rehdarmes at l.aibach. the capital OF
.,arnicla. IN JHgo-Siaria, according TO
IN" .inEo-S!av Press Bureau. The
Eiikers attempted TO hold pro-
hib.ted meeting and The notice SIR
rounded and attempted 10 disarm
them.
>. Thcrcupon. thr message states, the
communist leader. Goloud. called Il
general strike, which look effect i'm
mcdiatciy. Workers in the gas and
water services. however, remained at
their posts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
CONGRESSMAN KiTCHIN
Is IMPROVING RAPIDLY
Has Recovered Use Of HiH Limbs md
His I;nuncintinn ..
I

- ~ y .htlItt,I Prcs
ASH iNGTCN. April 21--Rcprc-
who was stricken with paralysis
some weeEs ago while speaking
against adoption Of the peace reso.
:uHoh' may return ia his duties with
III ten days, according 10 state.
intn' by his physician presented TO
,ne House by Representative Long
"or,h, % OHIO, today.
Mr.. Ki;chin took twu-bour
uioio" vide SUNDAY. and his physi.
c..n o!d me he was sixty DAYS ahead
OF his t"satment," AR. Loneworth
andrh He has recovered use OF
"a d." ." ~ =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

New York cannot imagine wort while
bdea originating anywhere without SIS sa-
icred precincts. so i, proceeds to claim all
the glory that may attach 20 the overall!
smovement, attributinG il 10 the brnin Of
Gotham reporter and clubbing /, pub
slicity stunt" New York's attempt 10 be-.
little the movement will not alter the fact
that II had its source in The South or tina,
ALREADY il has forced a material drop in
,fc1othing prices. Even i, 1t has enriched
Jan everalls King TO the point OF trip 10
5EParis in pursuit OF cocktails. tina, Will not
sEdetract from ii campaign tina, is destined
70 save millions Of dollars to the prontccr-
,hounded American public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
SAY MEXICAN LAB0RERS
ARE REPLACING WHITES
Texas Firms Resent importation Of
WorkarS From seuthern nepah-
lie for American jobs.

&c 1''"V' Y TO" T-rF'F' ]
CLEBcnNE. TEN. April a1..-Pro-
tests that Mexican laborcrs who
are being brought to this state. os-
tenribly Tor the purpose OF assisting.
the farmers. arc being recruited by
various interests to displace Amer
lean labor. were tclegraDhed to
President Wilson. Secretary OF La :
hor Wilson and Texas ConEressmcn
today by the Texas Federation of
Labor. In annual convention acre
Mexicans are being employed by
oil men 10 displace white labor" tho
telegram said. and by the railways
20 disDlace maintenance Of way
workers. by the packing houses and
thousands have been shipped North
for al purposes 10 d!splace Amer
leans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

W:;t%i.-f,,Y. APRIL =. l"2"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

note notifies Germany that while the en-
tentc nations realize the difficulties met by
the German government and. for that rea-
son. do not seek to impose too narrow an
interpretation OF the treaty. yet they are
unanimous in declaring that they cannot
tolerate a continuation OF tho infractions of
the treaty OF Versailles. that tho treaty
must be executed and remain as the basis
OF relations between Germany ard the al
lies. and they are resolved to take all meas
urcs. even, IL necessary. the occupation or
additional parts OF German territory in
order 10 secure execution Of the treaty
This notice will bring Germany 10 It's senses,
disabusing its mind of any further hope OF
escape some OF the burdens ii has assumed
and be given larger opportunity to pursue
its scheme OF military rehabilitation and
ultimately. of rendering The treaty a null
lily. Incidentally, the allies. in the large.
arrived at satisfactory settlement of their
own controversies over territorial readjust-
mcnts and boundary lines. the allotment Of
manufactures the extension OF spheres OF in
fluence. and similar questions thus rcduc-
ing to a minimum, for the time being at
least provocations to an outbreak Of hos
tilities among themselves. All in all, it
must be conceded that the conference made
very good job Of the work it undertook
to do, and did it in the accustomed way,
withon, any reliance whatever upon the
agency of the league OF nations. which to
all practical intelts Europe seems to have
made UP its mind to cast into tho discard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
Assuming the Armenian Mandate

THE decision OF tho San Reno conference
1 10 request America TO take 4 mandate
over Armenia and assume responsibility for
fixing tho ultimate frontiers of that op-
pressed nation followed closely upon the
recognition by the government at Wash
;nEion OF Armenian independence. The
chances are that the haste with which the
United States accorded that recognition
prompted the allied Prcmiers to put the
policy of the United States to test.
Whether the United States should assume
such q responsibility as the San Reno con-
ference would impose upon it is a very de-
batable question. From the standpoint OF
straight internationalism the argument is
in favor of the mandate as proposed Since
this nation participated in the peace con
ference. and its program was made the basis
for many of the more vital settlements,
America should not shrink from accepting
its share OF the obligations created by the
treaty. Certainly Armenia represents only
small share OF those obligations
But the practical situation is different.
The peace treaty has not been ratified by
tho United States Senate. II has been re-
jcc,cd and to that extent the participation
ot The President in the peace proceedings
has hecn repudiated. He is not. therefore,
al liberty TO assume any mandate provided
FOR in tho peace pact nrl will not be 1T
liberty TO do so until this government be-
CONES En- actual party TO tho peace treaty.
Moreover. the President has laid down
certain proposals for the settlement Of the
Turkish problem. He insists that the Turks
should be driven from Europe. The allied
Premiers have failed TO agree with him
tho issue, and If they reject his plan OF
action they can scarcely hope that he will
feel inclined TO take Armenia, Turkish
possession. under the protection OF this
government.
Armcninns whole are pleading with
America 10 so to their rescue. TO aid them
IN organizing government, creating an
army and teaching them TO stand alone.
This appeal to American humanita rianism
is strong one. and while the country may
instinctively revolt against tho idea Of such
a responsibility as this mandate incurs. the
nation a large is probably inclined 10 hold
out its hand 10 the neopc whose SORROWS
md burdens havc long touched the Amer
lean heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
REAR-ADMIRAL KNAPP is
VISITING CONSTANTiN0PLE
Com IN nder or American Nav nj Forces
In European Waters Planning
Cruisc OF Black Sea.

CONSTANTINoPLE. April a.
Rear Admiral Harry 8. Knapp, com.
lnander OF the American naval forces
in European waters. arrived here Sat-
urday on the armorcd cruiser Pitts
bunh. He expects TO remain in Con-
stantinople for five or six days and
then cruise around the Black Sea.
visiting all tho important ports, in
Guiding Samsun, Trebisond. Batum.
poti. Thcodosia. Scbastopol, Kus-
tendje and Parma
His trip will be q tour OF inspection
without political significance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
AT U. S. GRAVES IN FRANCE
Anericnn Legion, PnriH Post, VIII
Have Charge Of Ceremonies Over
American Dend.

PARIS, April -. - Memorial Day
exercises Will bn held ut American
CEMETERIES in France by Paris Post.
American Legion. This organization
expects contributions from the United
|thfcS 10 purchase flowers and pro-
Hid" for other expenses OF the day.
Ma jOr-Genc"al IT, r. Allen. in COM
mand OF American forces al Coblenz.
Viii fGrnisi nrinG squads and bands
tor the ccrt monies. and committees
NIL be taken to each cemetery In
automobiles provided by the Red
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
PAPER SCARCITY IN PARIS
CAUSES PRICE INCREASE
Leading Journals OF French CAPITAL
Forced TO Make 1-Cent

tBv Universal Serv!ce.l
PARIS. April 27.--The shortage of
print paper and the nigh cost of
labor has forced general increas,
in the price OF Paris newspaper.
All daiiies now charging . cents !.
copy Will be increased to 5 cents
beginning May |. II was announced
today. while lie Figaro. lie TEMPS.
lie Gauiois and other 3-cent papers
VIII ht raised to cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
DOCTORS AND EMBALMERS
GO OUT ON STRIKE IN ITALY
Clerks, Veterinarians. other Workers
Join New Wa1kout in
Milan,
lBy .AssocIpted Pre-!

ROME. April ~. -. 4 fresh strike
was begun in Milan and extended
throughout that province today. IT
is reported $50 doctors, go secre-
WIVES, wiyes, So %" ve: vT and 5000
workers in other lines have struck.
Gas, electric and water services have
been interrupted, and no funerals
can I've held until the trouble Is
settled.
Work was resumed today in Turin.
Pavia and .Alessandris, where strikes
have been in progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
Over Ehrro.

Looking backward. understood that vic
tory in this war was to release ne world
from tyranny. and from greed.
Under white posts in Flanders lie thou
sands V ne went for that
We're not Kicking. hut who or the hosts
that are still over There pierc. he vnil
Sna isn't ii strange that serried columns o.
pt.c do not march back into Benr and
reach TO: their guns to finish the joo:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

Tarbteis TO Form Guard Units.
w AS Ii y G T ON. April 1.-THE
Sas S.sa saMthoTae BY 0t Ss var be
partmcnt to organize two troops Of
cavalry and ono squadron headauar.
tors Of cavalry as national guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

r. Son-in-law McAdoo in his bid for sup
port of his presidential ambitions wants the
Ftax on both brain and Drawn liGhtcncd In
THAT case, where would tho difference be
made up from? Would tho sons Of rest"
he required to pay il?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
Dom egtic Notc.

dehnn!. want yon to go to the bathroom
rEht away md wash your neck and your ears
md Your arms mp to Eoar shoulders, and scrub
!hhr teeth and comb you hair. an6 put on
c.e,n shirt and polish your shoes, and
oh NAV. Shucks, ls this another weddin'
is someone dealt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Revised.

II is currently runored that Jack and Jill
fo,S bucket Tor water and went up hill,
AHd on their way homewsrd they both :ell
down
A.:d Ionaia:tn's nursing 4 busted crown.
The truth cf the matter L can't certify
fhe yarn from the start may be only lie:
EGt know don't want my personal daugh-
tor
TO so tumbing around for bucket OF wate-!
| may be a crank, or may be bGot.
Bat We 3et all the water need from =
spiaot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

THE United States Supreme Court seems
gfcabe in no hurry 10 relieve the drought
a4gom which the nation is suffering Let
The thirsty possess their souls in patience.
ItssSo news means good news''--maybe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
Voice of the People

Letters must give the name and address. Of
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
We're Going Ahead.

The old days are gone when the village
chestnut created any excitement entertaining
the children under tho village black smith tree
The gangs gone TO the movies 20 sec tina,
Arhuck!c guy lay EN- cold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

Pigeons and pickles. TO say nothing OF Nou-
cats and Nuts. This is great world we're
living in. but what's all this disordcrly mob
crawling around il"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

activities OF burglars in Richmond arc
dlsturhing. OF course, but they do not occa-
sion as much alarm among citizens as did
the old-tme professionals before the advent
of the Droftcer. In comparison, methods
OF the second story workers appear very
Icrude.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
ISrni Rainfall,

nain1sll IL hOucJ ending l.. NJ. 4
NHiniall - hours ending s +. NJ. i
nehc'ehcY since March ....... L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
II Hoover Carries California

HE story comes across the ContinRnt
that Herbert Hoover. now avowed
candidate for the Republican nomination.
after posing for many mouths as "a nom
Partisan. is contesiinS with Senator Hiran
Johnson for the Endorsement OF their stats.
and tia, he i in fair way 20 defeat the
energetic and vehe mcnt Hiram The Hoover
cam paisn managers and ne has a host o,
them, withstanding his receptive atti-
tud make the qnis, but confident. claim
that their hero has the California delega-
iion pncketed even now To add color to
Tho story, il is well-known fact that the
Johnson people are IN a state of scute anx-
ley over tine outcome
Tie Interesting question which this stu
alton suggests il, what would be the re-
alignment in the Republican party IL such
contamination Hoover victory in
tina, State develop? Both Hoover and John.
son native CaifoInians Both have
beer Republicans a, home, regardless OF
the fact that tho former has hnen a BIZ
PARTISAN during recent years and the latter
bolind his party ticket in 1912 to run as
- Bull Moose candidate ~ the yice-prcsi-
dency. II Hoover carries thu State will il
mean that Johnson will drop out 81 the
equation? Ordinarily candidate sustain
ins such Reputation would have littl"
SANDING in the national convention
nome,
what would the result be" Would i, De
dsathhlow 10 his political fortunes or
i he already so far submerged tAni one
more defeat will not affect hin, one way
o. the other? or course, IL he should win
h" might IN a sense. revive his status OF
formidable candidate. hut California alone
/ vii not make him II towering lgure il
: other states reject him as did the Repub-
! licans in Michigan.
The show Of strength which Johnson has
( Hodc IL ,hr East within recent weeks prob
/ ABLY Will save him from elimination even
/ II he loses California or is forced to divide
/ III" delegation with his rival. IL is din
! cult 10 put 10 death candidacy OF the
I Johnson type, centering as IL does around
v!bran, personality and representing a
distinct element Of radicalism in the coun-
ny The California result may have no
decisive effect upon either candidate bu,
Il vii! be interesting TO study, nevertheless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

err--One great consolation, in viewing tho
Igatest Mexican revolution. is found in the
that regardless OF the outcome,
conditions can hardly be worse. And there
bis chance that with the success OF the
rebellion Mexico may start along the way
BaoWard becoming a respectable member OF
[Ahe family OF nations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
a iloBsrhUid wsrry.

! wound the clock upstairs
With ali my might and main.
But when I'd wound the clock upstairs
1t ran right down aguin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
FOCAL Temnerature Yc.ttrda,.

J u. NJ. temperature - sG
Ma Innuni temperature To : q. NJ. 6s
eilhintnm temperature to i. M.. AZ
Mean temperate rr Yesterday ..... Is
Normal temperature for this date 81
DehciencS Yesterday ....,..
ESSrsR since March .......... -
deficiency since January ,..., 2;S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

81 A result achieved al the SuI Reno con
s4erepce, which can but be gratifying 10
EEAmeTica. is the Unanimous agreement
sfeacbed tor present solid front 10 Germany
ssiH enforcing its compliance With the terms
stHiRA Versailles treaty. even to the extern,
2f-reporting TO more extended military Or
4 spation, IL deemed necessary Germany
u prurtly informed that its request 10 re,ain
~ ariny of 200, 900 instead OF 100 .0Go men
III rpnot even be examined. much less
Sk& sXnted After mentioning numerous eva
ssfSSske OF treaty obligations, deliberate in
and audaciously pursued. the allied