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GREvA IN MEXICO

MEXICO. CITY, 6 Martie. -
Greva amploiatilor cailor ferate ia
proportii serioase. Grevistii au dat
in aier cateva poduri intre Mon
terey 81 San Luis Potosi. Trupele
guvernului au ciocnit in mai null
te rinduri Gu muncitorii grevisti
dintre carl au capturat Is, pc carl
lmediat i-au executat. Bilete de
calatorie nu Ne mai dan pc linia
aceea. In urma greyei 'au ciocnit
doua trenuri intre San Luis Potosi
u Tampico, din care cauza sunt
no1a mort 81 29 raniti. Sc spune
q ciocnirea s'ar fl intamplat din
wins grevistilor, dar uniunile mun-
citoresti declina orice reaponsabili-
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CeTT1la|lii nu aeceptcaza
c0|ldidi|e a|Dt|or
Sc vor aplica penahtatile mill
tare 81 economice.

LONDRA, Z Martie.-Telegra-
mele cele mai noui aduc stirea ca
delegatii germam au informal All
pc aliati, ca Germania nu prime
ste propositiile aliatilor.
Conferinta sa inceput All la O.
rele 12.
DR.. Walter Simons, capul dele
gatlel germane, a spus aliatilor ca
Germania nu poate primi PROPOSE
tile aliatilor formulate Ia conferin
ia din Paris, dar Cd s'a decis sd
plateasca niSte anuitati fixe, pc Q
durata de cinci ami 81 ca vor plat
echivalentul taxei de IL la suta pus
pc exportul german.
Aliatii au decis. cd vor informa
pc delegatii germani ca Sc vor a.
plica penalitatile puse in perspec-
tiva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-07
LEGIUNEA AMERICANA
VA INVESTIGA CAZUL
ZIARULUI "WAECHTER
UND ANZEIGERu

Membri al fLegiunei Americana
.au declarat cd vor' face investigate
in chestia ziarrlui german din
Cleveland, Waechter und Anzei-
ger, care in numarul de Vineri a
adus un poem in limba englezeasca
in care Wilson tratat in modul
eel mai scarbos, pumindu-l de 81
diot" 81 "tradator.''
Tot in nunarul acela a aparut
un articol in care spune ca aliatii
nu au castigat rasboiul 81 in care
sefii aliatilor sunt numiti de bri-
ganzi.
Cazul Sc va aduce inaintea adu-
narii generate a Legiunii care e
convocata pc Is Martie.
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De lLE zILEI

SSS0~eNeS~Aes11Aes'S N|-N>'>>>>-l-esee
III desbaterile parlamentare din
Camera 81 SsaMtul Ron,dniei, char
F,cdnd Sc disc5std serios, tisneste de
ici de colo cdte-O nOtd ueseld, find
ca dsa-i ronSdanl, II place sd facd
zeflenseIe pc socoteala altuia, chiur
dacd el insusi Sc erp,tae la ridicol.
la discufta despre ingerintele
sduirsite III glegerile partidle cari
al auut lOc fn luna trecNtd, fede-
rata democruticd q acuzot pc H.
berdi cd nasjudetul Hfor az I'M
pdrtit bdntuFd alegdtorilor, 81 az
cumpdrat lrotari pc bam. Pc cdnd
deputatM erd IN cursul rorbirii "a.
deputat Hber4l IL intrerupe sicdnd:
MOI am dat numai rin dar gu-
vernul a dat 81 tuicd.'
"Stiu," rkpunde deputatM de-
mocrat, 81 tdronii ne-au cerut 81
''oud dor nu lean dat. Team spus
CD mu voim sd le c,vnpdrdm con-
stiinta cu 6duturd, 81 totnsi an,
arut maj mnlte uoturi ca d-trd 81
guUernul. +"
"V'an sNsIinut socialiytH 81 G.
rreH.' rdspa,'de IN alt deputat,
crezdmd cd prin aceasto a turtit
fesul demOcratului, 81 acei carl ju-
decd lucrurile ca mintea 81 M GU
bwrta, au tdcstt has de replica H.
beralul,G. II.
Haul eel mare a fost insd la
Seaat, tot cst chestia alegerilor.
IN judettsRomanuti s'o. dus I'm
depatat dis Jfderatie 81 mul din
portidM p1n fului, care 2 Ia gu
Uern, aHs6ss sSd Sprsj sjineUscd dlege-
rrea cond'dataIai Tor, 81, ogentH H.
berali Il bat oribH pc dmdndoi. Ca
snl Sc aduce assaiatea Senatutui, 81
Sc cere dnchdtG parlamentard. Bd-
tntn cM sen,neie bdtdilor fac 0 i'm
presie nepldcutd IN Senat, dur unui
Senator liberal IL zine o idee 0e-
maid, 81 Sc ridicd zicdnd: "N'au
fost bdtu!i de LIBERAL, dior. S'au
bdtM ei fntre ei ca sd ne facd ne
dJMnsur,," 81 lumea ris de NAG
drdrdnin geni0lului Senator.
Mdi sunt 81 altele, dar deocan,-
data punem punct..
CIRIBUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-07
GRANITA
MARAMuRESuLuI
&c s'a discutat la Sighet
j. de comisiunile romano
cehosl0vaca.

In ziua de 20 Ianuarfe, s'au in
trunit la Sighet comisiunea rohia-
ma compusa din G. Braileanu, con-
sui general, dl. Daciu, inspector
vamal, dl. Francu, director G. 7.
r., colonel Maxim, reprezentantul
ministerului de rasboi, major Pella
della Institutul geografic al arma-
tel, ca exped. 81 dl. locot. Popescu
Ion della Reg. 81 infanterie ca Sc
cretar al comisiunei.
Comisia cehoslovaca condusa de
generalul francez Paris afost COM
pusa din dl. professor DIR. Dvorsk,
dr.. P. Hajek, 81 dr.. Eugen Puza,
insotita de 21 experti pentru dife-
rite chestnut ca economic, conner
ciale, postele militare, etc.
La CARA au dat onorurile o COM
panic de infanterie lar dl. colonel
Maxim q fntampinat delegatia Gu
cateva cuvinte de buna sosire.
Generalul Paris impreuna Gu au-
toritatile civile 81 militare ale ora
snlui trecut in revista trupele de
infanterie esalonate in spatele ga
Ri.
Dupace s'a facut incuarteri-
rea, avut loc in sala mare q ho-
telului Central Q masa fntr una la
care au participat nuni membrii
ambelor comisiuni.
La ora 8 d. .. . fost prima Sc
.dintal care . durat pana 10 Y jun.
seara, III care timp s'a Mcut rezu-
Imatul lucrarilor stabilize pentru
(Csstinaa = - -. y
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.PARLAMENTUL UNGAR
S'A DECLARAT PENTRU
ALEGEREA De REGE

BUDAPESTA. = Parlamentul
unguresc s'a pronuntat pentru {
alegere noua de rege GU 81 voturi
contra a IS. Cur acest vot tara Z,
fnchis calea lui Carol catre tronu]
Ungariei.
Intre partizanii monarhiei erarl
dolla pareri. Una ca Ungaria are
rege, pc Carol, care nu a abzis de
trohul Ungariei, va sd zica, in in
telesul constituted el rege 81 pc
mai departe. Ceealalta parere a
fost ca Carol, refugiindu-se in Ell
vetia, a desertat tara 81 uniunea
personala GU Austria ne mai exis-
tand, in intelesul pragmaticei din
1923 Ungaria STA recastigat liber-
tatea de a alege I'M nou rege. Prin
votul parlamentului invins acea-
sta din urma parere.
Ungaria prin alegerea noului re-
&c vrea sa-si consolideze, relatiile
bune cu puterile aliate, nutrind
tot odata 81 speranta ca noul rege
Va putea sd restaureze Ungaria We
che. Sperante zadarnice!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-07
Ce Sc petrece Ia frontiera
UN STRIGAT DE ALARMA

In zona de frontiera Satmaru-
lui, din cauza incetinelei cu care
Sc face reorganizarea diferitelor
servicii administrative 81, mai ales
din cauza organelor administrative
Gu totul streine de neamul nostru,
situatia pentru comif}ele romanesti
81 mixte, a devenit insuportabila.
COmunele aceStea Sunt terOriZa-
te de autoritatile formate din I'M
guri, earl ,au depus sau nu jura-
m1ntul, in asa mod, incat au exas-
perat populatia care crede ca Sc
gaseSte de fapt sub regim curat
maghiar.
Secretarii comunelor romanesti
sau mixte, au correspondents i'll
limba maghiara 81 adesea ordine de
la Budapesta emise de ministerele
din caritala Ungariei ajung 81 in
Satu Mare.
Cazul medicului G. Lang, vine sd
confirme spusele noastre in at1tea
rinduri. Lucru lie mai auzit: un
medic maghiar ce facea serviciul la
Statul roman, in comuna Sanislau
merge direct la notar 81 ii arata
fotografia pc care apoi trimete
la Budapesta Sill spune acestuia in
fata lumii, ca in cateva saptamani
va ii ori omorit, orr transportat dc
viu la Budapesta; ameninta Gu
moartea pc farmacistul roman dir
comma ba intro buna ri, la o dis
cutie Sc repede sa sugrume pc SO
tia acestuia, pc motiv ca are OPT
nie contrarie despre unguri; opre
ste inaltarea unei cruel de piatri
la un put de langa sosea pentru c;
pc cruce Sc scrisese slove roma
nesti; fndeamna taranii sd II,
schimbe eoroanele, caci domnia 70
lnaneascS vi ii de scurta durata
issulfk n public institutiunile |
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manesti 81 armata; cu alte cuvinte,
baga groaza in populatia romanea-
sea comunei fara sd fie reclamat
de cineva din cauza fricei, pana
cand, in fine siguranta Satu Mare,
pune mana pc ell 81 il trimete inain-
tea Curtii Martiale.
Mai departe:
Marele proprietar Ernest Gluck
din comuna Acul (Akli) carui
mosie Sc afla char pc linia de
frontiera din spre Ungaria, trans
porta din interiorul tarii tot felnl
de produse, alimentare prohibite
prec,m 81 numeroase vite
Siguranta oescoperit contra
banda colosala de vite mari 81 mici
precum 81 cantitati mari de sla-
nina, ce erau purtate prin dome
nile sale in Ungarla.
Pentru a ola in vileag cazuri con-
crete nu fantezie, ne trebuesc null
te coloane. Gel in drept pot fl edi-
ficati asupra intregului sistem de
teroare 81 anarhie ce stapaneste 20
ma frontierei noastre.
Natural ca trupele de graniceri
81 polite de frontiera nu pot des-
coperi toate cazurile.
Firele Sc urzesc in taina de catre
autoritatile neromanesti carl Sc
mai gasesc inca in comunele dir
zona frontierei noastre. Oricat am
1ncerca sa impanam aceasta regiu-
ne ell AGENT secret ETC., rezlltatul
va Fl 1ndoios, alta timp cat nu vor
Fl schimbate autoritatile adminis-
trative della comnnele de granita,
inlocuindu-se Gu elemente cllrat ro-
manesti abuse de aiurea, carr. sx
prezinte garantie, 1
Nj s'au intamplat caxnri uude
tcssal.ssss = ~ q s'|,I sIs
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LORD MAYoRUL. DIN
LIMERICK ASASINAT

DUBLIN, Z Martie. = George
Clancy, lord-mayorul din Limerick
81 consilierul Michael O'Callaghan
fost lord-mayor in Limerick, au
fost asasinati eri noapte.
Clancy a fost atacat pc la ora
! 30, cand dormea. o banda de
oameni S 'au introdus In locuinta
lui, l-au scos din pat 81 l-au impus-
cat. A muri timediat. Sofia lui,
care la sarit i'll aparare, a fost 81
ca omor1ta.
O'Callaghan a fost omorit intre
asenJenea imprejurari. Ambii, 81
ell 81 Clancy, au fost sinn- feineri
81 Sc crede ca asasinii au facut
parte din armata britana..
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cIocNIRE FATALA

All noapte, la incrucisares a E.
II st. 81 Superior Ave-, N. E., un
automobil s'a ciocnit de un tram
vaiu. Automobilul era condus de
Tony Serejar 81 afara de el mai e.
rau automobil sofia sa Llisa Sere
jar 81 Gel trei copii al lor. In ur.
ma ciocnirii sofia sa q murit ime-
dat, lar el 81 copiii au fost raniti.
Automobilul a VENT Gu o viteza
mare asa Cd conducatornl tramva.
iului nu putut eyita eiocnirea.
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CAPITALA JAREI CATRE
d.. N. IORGA

Cetatenii Capitalei Romaniei
intregite au adresat marelui no.
stru professor, la Paris, urma-
toarea telegrama:
''Cetatenii Capitalei adunati la
Dacia, trimit aceluia care III cetar
tea lumei poarta gloria curata a
culturei 81 democratiei romano,
topite la un loc in sufletul lor de
mare cetatean, salutul lor de
dragoste 81 admiratie''.
''Patria
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GENERAL BRITAIN
OMOR1T IN IRLANDA

CORK, 6 Martie. Generalul de
brigada Cumming, comandantul
rayonului militar din Kerry, fost
olnorit de Irlandezi inpreuna Gu
un alt officer, Sfmbata dupa amiazi.
Cumming . fost presedintele co
1misiei care fost fnsarcinata Gu
investigatia asasinarii unor am
ploiati della caile ferate.
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Sunla cea din urma: 81 ,4S2.72j
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mUNCIT0Rn GER
ELlBERAREA LUl DEBs

BOSTON, 6 Martie. All s'a ii
nut aici o adunare mare a lnunci-
torilor carl au luat hotarjrea Cd
.vor cere eliberarea lui Debs Il 9
t,lturor celor osanditi pentru con
vingerile lor politice. S'au trims
lni Debs onagii 81 asigurarea mum
citorilor ~ yor lupta pentrn eli
l,srarss ~ pank q yor isbuti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-07
MARE FOG INLAkEWO0D

Blocul Miller, della 14701 Ia
147O4 Detroit Ave., a fost All di-
mineata la orele z so prada flaca-
rilor. Focul a isbucnit intro ca
nera din jos 81 peste cateva minute
1ntreg edificiul de 2 etage q fost
in flacari. Perderea evaluata Ia
$4,000 dollari 81 sd crede Cd va tre-
hui darimata intreaga zidire.
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MagaIuIui

Atentiunea agentilor Department
tului de justitie din Cleveland a
fost atrasa de un poem publicat in
limba engleza i'll No. de Vineri al
ziarului Waechter und Anzeiger
in care fostul presedinte Wilson
este atacat in modul eel mai ordi-
mar 81 patimaS.
Poemul Sc incepe: "Tu esti mort,
mort ,pentru totdeauna, fiindca
pentru tine nu-i inviere 81 char
iadul proclama blestemul sau ASH
pra ia pentru infamiile tale. Fos-
tul prescdinte Wilson calificat
de idiot, "cel mai mare trada-
tor al natiunei," creature detes-
tabila fara suflet. - f acuzat ca
in mod clandestin inspirat con-
tinuarea rasboiului dispozand mi
liarde de aEr prietenilor sal, ca a
inspirat rasboiul 81 macelaria evrei-
lor in Polonia.
Tot in acelasi numar al ziarului
Sc publica un articol in care Fran
cezii 81 Englezii sunt numiti Bri-
ganzi de mana intaia, sarlatani, 81
ataca GU vehementa cererile de des-
pagubire ale aliatilor.
Oficialii Statelor Unite de aici
All luat afacerea in cercetare dar
all arafat ca va Fl greu pentru gu
vern ca sd la 0 actiune oficiala i'm
potriva sus-numitului ziar, care a
publicat poemul sus-amintit dupa
ce Wilson devenit un cetatem
privat. S'a arafat ca cazul este
de resortul unei actiuni civile pen
|trn calolnnie personala Daea poe
mul $ ar Fl publicat pc cand Viii
son fost presedinte s ar fl luat
actiune pc baza legei care prevede
pedepse pentru atacuri abuse la
adresa Presedintelui. .
Actiunea trufasa a sys-amintitu-
lui ziar sa ,poate compare Gu lovi-
tura magarului data leului sdrobit
81 scoate in evidenta mentalitatea
germanilor care Sc lauda GU "Ger-
man Kultur '-ul lor.
Nici un ziar american, char din
cele mai protivnice politicei urma-
ia Gle fostul presedinte Wilson, ma
scris asemenea aberatiuni ca ziarul
Waechter und Anzeiger la adresa
omului care s'a retras din postul
de sef executiv al acestei tari.
Alta vreme cat omul pc care as
taxi il terfelesc a. fost la carma
y aF
.statului au tacut mulcomi, inabu-
sind in eli sentimentele lor de ura
81 de resbunare pc care lie nutresc
impotriva tutulor acelor carl au
'contribuit ca Aara aeeakfa sd ia ar
mele impotriva militarismului pru-
g.
sac, ca atunci cand s 'au crezut la
larg, sd dea frau. nber pornirilor
lor patimase.
Insulta ignobila adusa la adresa
fostului presedinte Sc resfrange a.
supra tutulor locuitorilor acestei
tari carl all fost pentru sdrobirea
tiraniei militarismului german 81
all luptat pc orice Gale, fie GU min.
tea sau GU arlna pentru triumful
democratiei din lumea intreaga, 81
obraznicia 81 indrazneala trebueI
pedepsita potrivit Gu legile acestei
tari.
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GeTTnanii vor raspundo All
.IATILOR S'AU SFATUIT ERI NOAPTE
CONSILIUL SUPREM NU CREDE CA RASPUNSUL
GERMANIEI VA ri FAVORABLE
B BuLEIlN


eri s'au tinut doua consili de cabinet dupace pr
init raportul delegatilor din Londra. Dupa primu
consu s'a tinut conferint4 fnancialistu experi
Dupa terminarea constitution s'au TRIMS noui in
structu delegation.
LONDRA, 6 Martie-In legatura Gu plebiscitul
din siesia superioara cercmk poloneze informati
sgure trupe germane STUNT concentrate aproape de
Arys 81 Loetzen in Prussia de East.
LONDRA, Marte-Consilul suprem ineraiat sa a.
dunat noaptea penu conferna al care resulat
fl pn az cand rspunsu u Simohs fl cunoscut
Evenmenele importante de eri sun Lloyd George 81
BRAND all er ntrevere Smons la acestua
Tot u fost prt de Lord Dabernon ambasado
ru Brtanei la Londa de Louceur mnistrul regiunilor
franceze CELEBRATE 81 Theun unul dnrte deega belgeni
Dupa aceste nreveder aliai au avut conerina la To-
cunta ui Lloyd George.
Noaptea tarziu deega german mai avut ntrevedere
aa sa crede acesta stu dea raspunsul eel da
Germanii.
Raspusul Germanor referitor la Silesia de fl
celas Cd Viner va pentru Germania. In
caz aa ua in discute contra propunerile lor
Noaptea tarziu deegat german formulat definitiv
raspusu au teegrafiat la Berlin pentru aprobare
CO a intamplat la confernta delegatii gernani
sefii aaor site sguanta, dar crede ca Simos
facut noui propuner referoare la de despagubre
cer1t Germana sa fumzeze materaul de constructe
pentru regiunile devastate 44 atrse
Aiati declaat aceste propuner sunt satisfa
catoare a ca acesea sar dscutat intro confe
rinta tinuta noapea tarzlu
ca Genan face All doua popunerl alter
native carl pecum spun e-ar fl mai potrvite pentu Ell
81 pentru alia Hi cred crele aaor sunt att de mar
ca Gernania nici cand in stare s le plateasca
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-Cotton closed steady at a net advance of 3 to II points. Spot cotton quiet; mid ding, 1920
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
GERMANS SEIZE CONTROL IF J. 5. POTASH MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-Germany has seized control of the American pot ash market, virtually wiping out all Americai competitors, in the first important clash of the "nnw comner- cial war; Dr. John E. Teeple, presi- dent of the New York section of the American Chemical society, declared last night in an address at the chem ists' club.
 The new potash Industry in Amer ica, he declared, was betrayed by 34 American distributing companies which he named These companies, he said, had signed secret contracts which eliminated all possibility of competition with the German mono- poly.
 q have in my possession" said Dr. Teeple, "a copy of new form of con tract framed with the devils own ingenuity to evade all existing Amer ican laws, including the anti-dump ing act, and the Sherman anti-t trust law This contract is between the Deutsches aIisyndikat of Berlin-the official German potash monopoly and the 34 American distributors. The provisions of this contract, with the change of a few words, are ap- plicable to almost any industry in the country and if this form of alliance is to be successful, then there Is nothing to prevent the utter wipins out of one industry after another in this country and the transfer of in- dustrial supremacy to Germany.
 "The contract provides for the amounts to be purchased by each of these companies. The price feature provides that if any of the buyers is offered a lower rate than the cut throat price agreed upon the Germans are to be given an oppor- tunity to meet it before any outside purchases are made. The general seller also agrees to pay any tax or duty affecting deliveries under the contract which may be imposed or assessed by the United States govern ment
 "The contract also provides that the American potash mixers and dtstrip- utors shall purchase not less than 75 per cent of their requirements from the German monopoly.
 "rhe Germans have won their first victory in the new commercial war We are the sufferers. If they can hold their spells for a year we are out of business forever. Upon that the Germans depend for then they can raise their prices and in one sea- son easily recoup losses sustained by their present cut-rate contract.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Reed Denounces
 Quadruple Treaty
(Contlnued from Page D

'Tf we sign this treaty we bind ourselves to go to the assistance of Japan, Great Britain and France in the event that their insular domin- ions in the Pacific are threatened. I have quoted from the preamble, but this purpose is made plain by article II. That article plainly means that these powers will assemble and will agree on the methods to be employed, which of course means that they will jointly go to war, if war is necessary. or by their combined power Of threats intimidate other nations.
 Reed Against Treaty
 Tt is not only an entangling all Hance, but it is an alliance which en- tagles us in the orient, compels the United States to support Japanese or English or French claims if the ma jority of the four powers shall so de- ternine. It is an entangling alliance against our friends, the Chinese, and against our friends, the Russians. It has all the iniQuities of article ten of the league of nations and none of it's virtues. if indeed that article pos- sessed any virtues.
 q will never give my consent to submit any question vital to the United States to the arbitrament of Q tribunal in which we have one vote out of four, particularly when all the foreign powers are very likely to have interests in common and those interest inimicable to the United States Moreover, I will never give any consent that the vote of Japan shall ever determine an American policy. I can never give my consent to a treaty by which three foreign powers outvoting the United States, on ne n ha of our sons and our treasures in con- troversies thousands of miles from our shores
 ''The proposed treaty, is, in my judgment, treacherouS, reasonable, and damnable. It will be repudiated by the American people when it is understood. This conference Is called for the alleged purpose of agreeing on limitation of armaments and, therefore, met with the good will of all lovers of peace and of America, but it has matched an adders egg. If it is sanctioned by President Hard ing, then he has repudiated all his public declarations during the cam paign. The American people in due course will know how to deal with that kind of perfidy"
 Senator Sterling, Republican, South Dakota, predicted the vote for ratifi- cation would be Overwhelming"
 The treaty marks a great step for word," he said. Ut does not pro- vide for an alliance and does not cripple us. We have removed con- siderable danger by. entry into this treaty becouse our insular possess sions might become subjects of se- rious disputes.'
 Senator New. Indiana. a Republi- can member of the foreign relations committee. said that the treaty was "a most complete and satisfactory assurance of peace and the greatest security of further economic stability that could have been devised"
 Senator Norris, Republican, Ne braska, said he did not attach as much importance to it as Secretary Hughes does. yet think it is a very valuable step toward peace.
 l Senator Jones. Republican. Wash | ington, praised the treaty as ca great l achievement which will be very ef- feetive in making for peace in the | Pacific"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
NJ ACTION TAKEN AT SPECIAL SESSION OF
 IRRIGATION MEETING
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 RIVERSIDE, Calif., Dec. 10. < The special session of the League of the Southwest called to consider matters connected with flood control, trriga- tion development and power develop ment of the Colorado river ended to- night without any action having been taken.
 The negative outcome of the con ference was due to a demand from western states. other than California, that they be given an equal voice in the leagues affairs, regardless of the number of delegates they sent to the meetings. Delph E. Carpenter of Denver today was credited with ar ranging a withdrawal from partici- patton in the leagues decisions on the part of these states. The withdrawal developed yesterday in the course of an address, by Judge Reed HolIoman of New Mexico.
 The adjournment came at an hour when a committee representative of each of the states was in session att tempting to arrange resolutions which could be presented to the league with some hope of attaining general approval. It was-. moved by a member from Los Angeles and though there were few dissenting voices, many seats were vacantsNrhen the action was taken. It followed close on the heels of an unofficiN, report that the committee virtually had reached an agreement
 Committee members said they had understood the league would remain in session until they could report and declared the adjournment probably would widen the breach they had hoped to close. The future existence of the league is problematical. dele gates said.
 Many of those here for the meeting have gone to San Diego to attend a hearing Wednesday before Secretary Fall of the interior department on the petition of residents of the Imperial valley that steps be taken to safe- guard that section from floods in the Colorado.