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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE,

Uhecl:nc. " w.. July :. i
rurnisheo Tho Inter!Eencer by A. z
hasten & Co members - tac New fori
stock Exchange NLt!OH~d BanH BuLd'
inK, Wheeling. ". Va. L~'uis y SE@au'
Resident, Partner.
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CITIES SERVICE: SALES

v-ncs,.r. W ", lrN -
rurn",'ed T., li"urr !. Nohcr'y " 20"
inrru,h NIiaon /" ,s'TH'7' company.
Muiu.t Eluk EGI.GIre
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

WNec,'ns " - IN
Furnished The l1i"!.Ren'"i hr r.
MaHten 4 Go members New FORK STOCK
t,x..harls secvrd floor National BAnh
~ " W lICE
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wn""rr:. " Vt. JAY :. Il.
FURNISHED Iue lnte.Igencer by A. E
Hal.eu d 80. niemo-ra lIt,%oursn stock
E2chhi..c. second tIVpr NdtiUnd. bank
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NEW YORK CURB MARKED

V'N"".ln-. " Va. I"', l. y.
Reported by \ r. Ma>ten ( Co. mem.
rrts New YorA $,orA Exchange. s>tVnd
floor NAtINnal Bdph OF " Va. B.dE.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wn.o.nS " n GG." :. Il
Furn.shrd 'Che i'.'o, G:H-"- by y. r
ua$.ea & "a. mrmre-s RoS,on Stock
IN, hanEe sC-cEI tuO: National BanH
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PETROLEUM

nl Co,~ Ia. July | Credit ta ian =. :
{" ., RIMS - So. aNCragc. |5.lc"
shipuentS. 5.,l5.. average 1854.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W VI. July I. 81.
pr-,lshcd Tho Intc.AEcncrr by A. r.
Nas,en & Co. members New York Stock
exchange Second Eoor National BANK
Q. ~ IA R,dg.
,.,L lO,sr lI,rh Low Clos.
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BONDS.

\DTiI'N- =, "'..rk,'~ CI'S""- NAtur-
.i,>. JAY ."i ar! M.n.'a>. JU!! tiN.
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Louis Plosie Arrested.

Louis rloSiC. An Italian hoy Of South
Er,wnnd wa* arrested I"HicrIh! an
compelled to spend the greater PAR ~
tho dny IN tho city lookup IN rharI"
Of dSnrG"rly conduct, Il - alleged
rrIt T"oSIc has hccn creating numr"ou"
disturbances al tho lower nia! grounds
and When :; became unh"arabi" So$tcr-
dav he was ordered arrested. Acton
viii hc taken with the cas-" tomorrow
IN all probability
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
Dorlghnut Sale.

Home mad" G"uEhnuts VIII hc sold to-
day At TIA" -. Matthew'S Lutheran
,4ur, II Ivy ~" mrnh,rS "f the Ladies'
AID s""'icrv "i that church. All IN"
ladies' OI IN organization ar" r"GucS''h
10 H., present at som" INC during the
da> 10 aSSIS, IN the selling nf III" dc
iIrlnu, douchnuts. and a larc" and lin
oral Patronage Is desired. Til" "s;nk"rs'
Will l." sod just AS they are made ~
tho ladies.
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Stocks Open High. Low. Close
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knights of Pythias.

Thr wcchiy meeting If N" Uniform
Ranks If n" knights fl'Ithias was
held last evening m IN" iNihian l"dS"
room on Man street. Following the
business session an enjoyable smoker
Was held ~ tho S"riaI rooms. only
routine matters w"r" transacted during
ih, business session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

Harry Rosch,rr". an Officer IN nc
police department. and key liIGh"" Viii
attend III, GnrpcntIcr-D' mrs"' n:"i at
New Jersey today. officer R"s"herrS
h.s been on his var-t;"n for IN" last
two weeks ard has visited all ~" cas-
rrn cities. H., will report Tor duty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

Tho furnaces ri mo Wheeling steel
and Iron rompar!. E'nw""d hrIn'h'
Will hc discontinued Tuesday and ru.
Of nifty percent VIII IL made among IN"
employees. according :" report H"S''r'
dai Tn" report idr'h,r announ""l INA.
after Tu!y !! ia" nitro tub" department
MI again start
Although general walk"ul was called
hy tn Amalgamatcd Mountain HiatH
indsc NJ - for June 50. III" "mp!"H"S
Of Inc tube department continued VITA
lh.Ir work Just tho same. ana non" Went
on -,r.hC ~ MAS ordered.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
ALIEN POWER IN China TO end

in regard io such lciion ~ might be
apprupriaic ~ this end must depend
upon the entertainment and appreeia
ton of eornphcaied states of facts In "r
der that the laws and the Judicial sSs-
TEN and the methods ~ judicial admin
istraiInn ~ China. which this confer.
enee !. MT In position Ia determine
Re II Resolved. That the govern.
menis q the powers above named shall
establish = commission no which each
NJ such governments shall appoint on'
member 20 inquire into the present prse
tice nf extra territorial jurisdiction in
China and into the hws and the judisial
,s,.m and the methods of Judicial ad
nisnisiraii.n ~ China. With q siew 10
representing a. tb. governments a the
evsral ppwers shove NAMED thsH lind
inxs ~ fact in regard ls these mater
and their recommendations - O. -aeh
means a. ihsy may find suitable to in,'
prars the eNi ling conditions II the ad
rninis'raiion of iusiice In China. ard q
assist aud further the efforts ~ IN
Ihine-s Er,srnrieni o. effect such leg'
islation snd iusicisi reforms a. would
warrant the seeeral powers in reiin
auishing either progressively or "iher
wi~e. their Ireii,e rights q eNirs
terriioriaiii,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30

inste. and there was wide discussion ~
the question by all delegate, behind
closed doors.
The Pacific and far Eastern commit.
tee ~ the Washington conference after
t"day's session issued the following com
munication.
The committee on Pacific and Far
Eastern questions met In the Pan. Amer.
lean Building Washington. ~. e.. Tue 3.
day. November 80. 1921. at ~ o'clo,k.
tI a the delegsies WIRE present ex.
rcpi sir Rpberi Borden. tmbas ,adpr
Iiicco. sigBnr Meda aud Ambassador
Shidehara.
senator Lodge. whose repyf an he
hall ot the committee on foreign poSt
offices IN tliius wss accepted yesterday
today presented rrseduiians far flf .uh
committee on extra territorial rights IN
China. which we're unanimously ad' pi
ed ~ the committee a. fellows:
Resolution for the establishment n
q commission 10 Investigate and rrposi
rpm extra ferriiorialigy and the admin
i.tration e iusiice in China.
The representative of the p0wefs
hereinafter named participating in ilis
diseasissn "a Parifie and Par Eastern
auestion> ln the confer~nce on the linn
itaiion of armamrni--to-wit. ~ nit~d
states ~ America, Belgium, tbr British
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
PAVING TO BEGIN
ON SIXTH STREET
AT EARLY DATE
WILL START AT TYLER AND
CONNECT WITH OZARK
TRAIL ROUTE.

Paving ON West sixth Street 10
the city limits will begin n soon as
possible. Il was decided nj the meet
Ing of the city commission ycstcr-
day, and the city manager and city
engineer were authorized 90 pro.
ceed with plans aud specifications
10 start the improvements.
The paving will begin at Tyler
Street and will go through San
Jacin.o Heights aud connect with
the county paving ON the Ozark
Trail This preliminary work will
he done with the expectation that
proceeds from the bond issues will
he available shortly.
The city commission outlined lts
policy NJ favoring the construction OF
all the Improvements under the t57S,
Oo0 bond issue. Special efforts viii bs
made to get the sanitary sewer cxtcn
sion In at once, particularly In thoss
s,ctlons - the city ~ which iheg er'
nost needed Il was announced.
The commission also decided q
amend the Polk street parking or
dinance between Third and Eighth
Streets. making the maximum time foI
parking 50 minutes between n. m
and GAO p. m. A few weeks ago q
petition ~ business men in thcs,
blocks was presented To the city com
mission asking for q limitation OF park
Ing of cars The corporation counso
presented the proposed ordinance yes
tcrday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
7 KILLED AND
SCORE INJURED
AS WALLS FALL
LIST OF DEAD MAY GROW
TO Is OR 20 OWNERS
OF BUILDING SAY.

hy Associated Press
NEW YORK Nov 90 Collapse to
iny of zoe steel grdud roof and one
brick wull of theatre under construc.
tiun iu BtooHltn kllod at lots, seven
vorkmcu prG injured moro than n
Score.
Fircmcr and polio, working among
.he ruins tonight with axes. crow tars
tud ei4 tpr. hss mas nnd more bodies
thp uHi bring flr lsi 20 fifteen or
twenty recording to ono of the owners
Inside tn, bW.d.ug whom the crash
ciu.c vere between ff't aud sixty me
ahanirs rUd nhurrrs putting the In.
tci.1r finishing work m piar, Work
iug on aatru'dIug swung from The rool
glrd,rs and lur.d against tho side
walls o. WsHf vHs '1 h' ih, auditorium
they hHd no chance tp escape eve wit.
n,ga,e vino ...ru.l SAID
Tho oVn.rs rluu. NHskoViI. and
sylvester Eos.rfhtl said ths building
was heinr constructed tE fhrr purh
sub tcoutrtcfors Tho owners Hs well as
the siK wh contractors were sum.
uoned h.fms District Attorney Lowls
70. Brooklyn f0r questioning The own
ers declared fh, work had 'ro1ucntl,
been approved hg building Inspectors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
BUCKLEY FEARS
0BRECON WILL
seize PROPERTY
EXPLAINS HIS OPPOSITION
TO REGIME OF MEXI-
CAN PRESIDENT.
ny Associated Press

Ry Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Nov. 20.
William =. Buckley. expelled
from the Republic of Mexico he.
cause Of his activities ~ president
Of the American Association Of
Mcxico. In opposition 10 recognition
of the 0brrgon regime by the Unit
I'd States government. arrived 10.
night In san Antonio. enroute 10
Austin, where he will devise fu.
ture plans.
Mir. Buckley stated that, after hay
ing lived In Mexico for "a years and ac
quiring property valued at several mil.
lions of dollars, he was ordered to leave
the country last Wednesday. lie re
manned In the American embassy al
Mcticp, Cl,y rnd, IN, csc ~ ,h'
American charge. ;eug' Snmuvrlln
from last "Wednesday until Sunday
night. when hr was granted safe con
duet" from Mexico city TO Laredo.
"Aiy expulsion from Mexico n due "a
my determined opposition 10 the Obre
gon government. Mr. Buckley said. II
sent several memorials regarding con
di,ions IN the republic a. the state de
partmcnt at Washington. and the Mex
lean administration ordered me 20 leave
the country.
While In the embassy last Thursday
morning I received message from DE
la Hucrla. minister of finance. assert
ing that 10 would discontinue my ef
torts as president 81 the American As
ISOLATION and would dissolve the orgaui.
zation I would be- permitted to remain
M the country This ! refused 10 DO.
did not answer the ministers con-
municatiOn.
II am against recognition of Mexico
by the United states government. he
cause just 8s -pon os America recog
nizcs the rcgm, Ohrcgon will proceco
~ take over American property. just
ss hc did with spanish owned property
when his administration vas recognized
Us Spain Nj Buckley said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30

hmpire. France. Italy. Japan. the Meth.
crland aud Pofiugsl
Having taken note II the fact that
In .hs treaty beiwrrn srrs; Eriialn
and CHM dated September ;. 1909. In
the treaty between the nited States ~
America and China dated October =.
lga3. and la the treaty between Japan
and China dated October E. 1919, these
several powers have agree to give eyery
al ianee towards the attainment by
the Chinr~e government ~ IT, expressed
desire to reform IT, judicial system and
10 bring u Into accord with that ~
Western nati1ns. and have declared that
the, are slso prepared to reiinquish
extra territorial right. when satisfied
that 10. state of ihe Chine-. Laws. arms.
Tor their administration and other con.
siedraiion warrant them in ~ doing.
REMOVE LIMITATIONS.
BEING smpathrtirally disprsed To-
ward fuFihefing in this regard thu a.
plraiions a. which the Chinese delegs.
iian gave expressions on November .s,
1919. H. the effect that immediately
m - soon a. circumstance win per.
NIT. existing Imitation upon China :
pollficsl Unconstitutional and sdmiBlsira
live fr~edom u action are io be- remos'
ed
~Conaidsring that amp determination
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30


WASHINGTON. Nov. s9.-shina won
further ron'essions to-day in the confer
Sree of the nine powers ON questions AZ.
fcciing the Pacific and the Far Fast.
IL conformity With the Root resolu.
tin drclaring ior ne territorial and nd
mini trstive integrity II China. the "a.
tifie and Var Eastern committee adHpi-
80 luiinn. booking o. TIL abandon.
m"ni ~ foreign control in China.
The resolution drafted ny the sub.
crmmitise. head, d. b, >saaior Lodge
provide fr an international commission
q iurisis. which j. to report within a
year whether the Chincse lws and
court prastices warrant abandonment
~ ibe iorrign courts created under
treaii'. granting extra isrriiosial rights
IN China.
Immediatsl, after the~e resolutions
wsrr adopted the thins~e d~lega'es
I~e~sed snotl,sr n their ten points So
that declf.ng for withdrawal of al
foreign troops from Chinc~e soil and
rlso for abandonmeui ~ foreign trie
Graph. radio and police wire systems.
~. >ss. Chiness minister here and 4
deleg.ts to the confersD-e pre-en.ed
detsi.ed information regarding the nun
her ~ freops and extent 20 foreign wire
s,stsn,s, In which the japanese prrdom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30

state.
Farmers have TO do almost anything
they can put their hantS - .nd are
forced 10 live very frugaily TO get by"
s,id ]. W McCreary Of wayside.
Joe l. Pope OF the Amarillo Daily
News said a happy relation between
town and rural people should be main.
tainod both commercially and socially.
lie pointed out good results OF this con.
1ition.
Mayor Speaks.
Mayor II H. Tracey Of Happy urged
cooperation and gave examples Of co.
operative cndeayor.
Barnett O'Brien. publisher ~ the
Tulia Herald. declared Tulia was deep.
ly concerned In the success OF Happy.
\ turkey dinner was served The
Rov p. w wilkins. pastor Of the Hap.
py Methodist Church. pronounced the
invocation. The meeting broke up with
the singing Of America"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30

States Ctw, Britain and japan. In
Nnorlcan quarters there was optimism
uli thr agreement would be- reached
Within Few DAYS. hut no one would
..9Fc definite prediction.
Actual progress of the days develop
monts were confined "a the Far East
rn negotiations the representatives
u' 'h, nine partclnitlng nations agree
irr iu declaration for abolition Of
th,Ir ,Ntm.tcrutoral rights IN China.
Th, noeoutanco ~ that principle.
through application of the American
four points" WIS regarded generally
ae a long sipp toward the lihcratioi OF
DIm from foreign administration. al.
though The exact date of withdrawal is
q, hr determined rs each Of the ma
unns for Itself after an international
commission hls investigated the fail
ness of tho Chinese judicial system.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
China Is Granted
In Principle Main
Points Asked For

WASHINGTON Nov 2s (By Associated Press)-As the
conference approached the session its decision there
indications of constantly growing support for the principles
gested at the by the American government.
Behind the 53 ratio of naval strength the American delegates
mastering increasing pressure with every confidence of
despite the effort Of Japan modification in hr favor
Similarly the Far Eastern negotiations the American "four
points becoming and real charter Of rights for
China guiding the policy Of the conference begins discussion of
the presence of foreign troops on Chinese soil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
RAPPE GIRL WAS
IN Good HEALTH
WITNESSES aver
PROSECUTION GIVES RE
BUTTAL EVIDEN NCE
AGAINST ARgUCKLE.

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. 20.
Prosecution rcbu,tai evidence oc.
cupied the entire day In the trial
toda, Of Rosc@ 4. FATTY Arbuclde
on u manslaughter charge. la con-
neciion with the death of Miss Nir-
ginia Rappe. The prosecution AN
nounccd nj adjournment today that
u would continue this character Of
evidence tomorrow. despite it, ear.
lier announcement that u would
conclude finally today.
Milton T. U'Ren assistant district at
turney said that the commission of
three medical experts who had been
Eolcctcd To- examine the bladder of Miss
Rappc would not report before Thurs.
lay This commission VIII determine. II
possible. II the organ was In healthy
condition before the fatal rupture,
which the prosecution alleges Arhuckle
caused by the application of external
force during q party In the rooms In
the Hotel ST Francis
The prosecutions effort to rchut the
evidence offered by the defense con.
inuod throughout the day The major
portion Of that rebuttal evidence was
introduced 10 contradict evidence that
Miss Rappc had suffered for several
wears from bladder affection.
Mrs Josephine lnrdchcck house.
Keeper for Miss Uappe, WIS G,lled
twice during the day. Il was her third
experience as a witness during the trial.
Mrs Catherine Fox of Chicago tc.di.
fled that her acquaintance with Mis-
Rappc extended over several years
time. and that Miss Rnppc was always
gc,l
Witness Arrested.
An attempt waa made liy the prose.
cu,icn To- swear out PERJURY warrant
J nppiy't Mrs Minnie NcirlIIfr ~ A.
/ uni witnols WIN testified sht aaw
Miss Rnppc nt n resort in Los Angeles
| and tried 10 relieve her during n pc
| riod ~ Illness there. The warrant In
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
BANK CASHIERS MUST
STEER CLEAR Of OIL

AUSTIN Texas Nov 90. Cashiers
OF state banks IN Texas cannot engage
in he promotion of uil companies and
at the same time fll their positions
with the banks according 10 advice be.
ing given state bankers hv Ed Hall.
commissioner Of Insurance and banking.
such advice is being given following
notices from various Texas points that
hank cashiers are promoting oil compa'
nies
The cashiers ~ state banks who also
engage IN oll promotion should either
resign from the hank or quit the oi
business. Nj Han said. pointing out
that either business large ana impor.
mnt enough 10 merit undivided at,en
ton. and that one business might bo
hamp,roi hy the other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
FINANCIAL HELP FOR CORN
GROWERS BEING ARRANGED

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. g. (By Associated PressSoution
Of the needs of farmers belt financial
with bankers and cooperating with the committees OF
War Finance Corporation, Eugene Merier %
managing the corporation declared here today address
ing meeting Of Indiana bankers and farmers
Unlimited government funds may be made available for the
credit farmers Mr. Merer said while Governor Warren Nc
Indiana chairman Of the corporations advisory committee
the needs of the belt farmers estimated that minimum
would be required finance farmers holding their
surplus of the farms for orderly marketing of this years
bumper crop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
thal thelr figures were cofrect.

Mcanwhile Prince Iokuwaga. oi int
ispsne-e delegation. declared fhIl the
statement Yesterday Of Nicc Admiral
ksto of the japanese advisory staii'
oortendinr FOR 20 per cent status fof
Japan. vas based on personal OPINION
alone. The prince said o was rot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30

The American determination to sianA
sohdly behind ih, "5b.J" naval ratio
was reiterated with even greater cm-
rhasis TODAY as r,rlps rtrn Go, state
mont OF NID, Admiral Nato that Japan
must have burger prupurton1tc
strength 30 hor national needs ar, to bC
dcuubl,ly served
The American position is that if ma
tiuusl needs lr, tu o., the hass of d.s
oussions any change in the ratio prob
ibly would De- adverse - Japan rather
than iu her pvor tn, yard stick of
existing strength which the American
plan hrs sought tn apply nr' dc'mr0d
by the American d,loraicH tu show
touht that the "553" u,io formula b.
"ll,oral" as {, applies Go tho Japanese
rhNy
To what cvtcui the lapancso insist
enrc might hc cuticd WIS uncertain
tonight. but Prince Tokugswn of the
Japanese delegation suftoued the oN
presslons of Vice Admiral kato ~
roiniing on, that IN asking Tor O
"ioIO.7" ratio the admiral hed beer
speakine merely In bis owu porsan
-nuA iciions.
i-p Viz ~ - -
iif,auFt of uncertainty over Pc" ut
nucso position n meeting Of thr inter
national sub committee of naval ctprfti
was adjourned without tction to-day
md another meeting was called inr Co
morrow Meantime th'rr were HIgrea
lions that p'cnHry session of tho r"n
'crcncc might hD held ral'y n'.t nc"h
90 receive thr nh committee report
but mo- formal call v1s issued
In any event. it De- expected th1i ih'
real issue viii bc decided u th0 boz
dividual conference r.. w0...1n.
lc'yocu tho dol.uf.s " iH. nIh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30

Indiana bankers at the meeting de
clared their willingness to cooperate In
extending credit. promising To lend
money on corn In the farm crib With
the view OF obtaining similar action In
other states the advisory committee
directed Governor McCray 10 call a
meeting OF governors al Chicago next
Friday to arrange for other state wide
gatherings of bankers and farmers.
States where these meetings are
planned are Illinois Iowa. Ohio, Kan.
sas, Nebraska. oklahoma. Missouri.
South Dakota. Minnesota Michigan
and Kentucky
MIR. Mcrier. 10 addressing the meet.
Ing here TO-DAY. declared there was no
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-30
U. S. REFUSES TO
CONSIDER CHANGE
FOR NAVAL RATIO

WASHINGTON Nov 70 y Associated Prcss)The intention
Of the American deraon the conference to accept no
modification of Secretary Hughes proposed vefvethee ratio
of naval strength fundamental basis of limitation agree
en was auhotatvey reiterated today The statement was
backed by disclosure of the existing naval strength
This showed Japan 10 than the status TO
which the $3.50" plan would ene her. matter what method
calculation applied Ii showed also that the American dele
gates had been over the field before offering III plan and
that their figures correct