The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-17

action that will make impossible war in the future.
 By REP. THOMAS s. BUTLER The delegates to the armament limi, tat.1n conference will meet to agree not to disagree. It will be a sue, cess There will be an agreement on the limitation of disarmaments, not on disarmament There will be cessa. tion of the race in building armament. limitation placed on future construc. tion. It may be balance of naval and military strength may be reached and contraction result The nations will agree to continue what they re- quire for domestic needs and home protection, but not for war against other nations
 By SENATOR VIM. j. HARRIS Everyone should sincerely hope that the conference will prove successful in bringing about complete and satis. factory agreement on the questions 10 be considered. and in starting wide program for reduction or arma ncur on land and sea. There must hoH. ever, be an agreement between tUn great nations. for no one power
 roiue 10 l.ad th. way toward lu.. rpH of u"ma,u od toward M, I peace Aithou ... company o' u,r... .~.u.. !, au o<,ur. oi uat0. ;nat sor.l un U .ho o>.ro tmr of mN..ou. B.. NJ. N. ..' avoid a repetition or @rrmm.s k ample of future war. '3 bo o,wlod By SENATOR IRVINE l.. 4ENgOc-
 The American people must ..r p,. uD much from lho conference LI it is To be successful it mus, w,.. along practical lines. and pro-.a. world conditions must be taken n'r consideration do not anticipate any immediate results from any action the conference may take upon a lot tation of land armament. but it VIII be little short of 2n intcrualio1. crime if an agreement is not reached as ta limitation of naval armament that will enable the maritime powers to greatly curtail their present naval program and prevent further rivalry between them This is q concrete thing that can be done, and must bc done
 By REP. HALVOR sTEENERsON
 The armament limitation confer rnce will put an end to the present race for naval and military supr m- acy. In doing that il will have been successful and of great benefit. do not know that it can bring ahou d reduction in the size of the Ere oh army or of the British navy. because the French believe their army Is nr- cessary to their protc4ion. while Brit ain will cling to it's horirmy demand for dominance of the sea. The rno- pile should understand there can he no disarmament.
 By SENATOR JAMES A REED
 What will happen at the conrorcn.n2
 My only answer To that question Is I don't know
 By REP. p. p. CAMPBELL
 The Armament Limitation Confer cucc is certain to bring about a reduc- tion in armameuts. The delegates 10 the conference will come fresh from the people of taX-burdened nations with an intimate knowledge of the condition of their peoples. The ter rifle destruction of the World war in lives and properties has resulted in economic and financial conditions that make it impossible as well as unue- ccssary for the great participating countries to go on with expenditures in preparation for war on the scale which preceded the recent war It is necessary to all countries that there shall be retrenchment in expenditures that there may be q recovery. Present burdens of taxation, and reduction in offers this opportunity
 By REP. THOMAS OLDFlELO
 don't expect anything to come ont of the armament limitation conference. How can we expect anything to come out of it when President Harding is warning the people constantly not 10 expect much to come out of it?
 Kodak finishing. Scarborough