Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-31
BELIEVE COMBINATION
WILL BE EFFECTIVE
American Body Says Powers
Will Inevitably Accept III.
timatum Of Coalition.
llN J. L. I.NNnrN.
Washington Correspondent OF The
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my IL - me "Aed purpose OF the |
i''"S 10 PROPOSE s"ch Coalition |.
an" ''"' ~ Is thelT deliberate judG-
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'S"ic>e an! SuosI"h'ia! results II
10" ''''S' can "c stated
'VSS'"'" ""'h"fltE'
"r'''>r '"-oratnntt"n Necessary.
This IL is nov knovu. was agreed
upon at the h..,rt-io- hear, conference
between the Prcsidcn, and the four
American Observation-Disclosures held M TN,
Whttr House Two weeks ago /, was
found TO br tho conviction az ,bcsc
five mon that tho twc yr.,, i,,rii.h
.,.,rt,, .,;
''"s' come q" an
"''" an 'hpoF-
'""' issues "e'ore the conference and
mus maintain that Understanding, IL
'hc problems TO b" considered arc TO
j." dealt with succcssfuny.
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''" '"'S UPPER MOST IN the'r
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$50. "''' az
SlS' upon knowing whether the Brit
.Sh are WITH America o. against
America whether the two groups OF
delegates can aErec upon :. formula
TO be apuIicd r,s, ., ma ,,,,
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:, fo,,,,,a an" "eN'' upon
'' "'u'' ."' either the limitation or
1870" OF "rn'a'heh's
Must Accept titin,ntum.
III these two groups arrive AT such
an understanding, ii Is the belief of
The American Delegates Ia ,bo con
ference ina, Jonon -, ,,,.,,,
',"' '"p"" must inevitably
49,, ,ne'r ultimate 1"dEments and
Do'" rr'ne' ana Italy VIII do
nv sumo thihs.
How to deal with Japan with firm
ness vet with entire fricndlincss. is
more IMPORTANT TO the success Of tho
conference than may hc the policies
"h'ch France and Italy may be asked
70 ADOPT: Ana tn" Americans are con-
Nihced that IL the Japanese find them
so!vcs isolated by reason OF an agree
men between the United States and
Great Britain. IL will be less difncul,
10 pnrsuade the Oricntals TO "gv
'tiohS
rom all that can be gathered in /
'e"' s"c'cs 'hcrc Is no notion on /
.hc part OF The American delegation
80 S'li"c combination hostile To
the Japs or TO anybody else con-
rerncd. II IS not "a matter OF hostu- |
NY put rather matter OF diplu- !
matte cNrcdicncy.
should Not Renew hiiinncc
In the irs, place. az all Interests
no" understand, America takes tho
noSI'Ion that the Acknowledgements al
ia nee should not h" renewed. This
IiahccS ana is particularly opposed to
inns on" SO fruitful Of friction. and
so definitely detrimental TO American
interests
10 the smashing of thai alliance
inc Americans cNiitct 10 devote them
selves unreS"rvcGly Notice to that
erect has already been given all
",h.F powers concerned. II not form
any al Ieast informally. Ana the
NrSt Test OF Great Britain's willing
ness 10 )"ln WIN America in dorni-
i'a'lhE u" conference VIII come upon
that question.
II is The feeling in WASHINGTON
TO-DAY tHai 4 the British Eov.rnmcn;
SHOWS a readiness 10 abandon H., MI
i!thee Win Japan it Viii toe compare
tiNeiy easy for tho TWO delegations 70
come together upon an othcr Pacifc
"Hu f"r eastern questions /, viii
only remain then for ,Hcsc Two uo,y
rrS I" ma basis for Limiting their
''N"' ~ ti,aHent
"'c'a.nE az the very outset thu;
''' StNHn!"g between Great Brit
in anu inc United s. is vital to
-. success ~ the disarmament con
~. Harding regime is sim
n,f '.,o"'i'E me me Of reasoning
"h!tA woodrow Wilson adopted with
rsspce' To the Paris peace confer
"fec">'rd 10! Wilson.
y" laon sailed from Amer
i.''v"e "a 1918 with one
p'cohc*pu"n regarding
v.sg ah'~d 81 him That
.ni t,rt,, ,i'et 'hat the American
r.,ba. ~" ~, TM'nenls must rot TO-
49, anu remain together to
.,g.c,.,-,.l.' :. i,S.''s winch NJ hoped TO
WI I" re possible.
catl., 80 ''''"' '' VIII be 70
n "s"H was eager az iIrst
80 l-!"'H Immediately ana to
,.,t.il,,, ~ nc wanted 20 talk
IL. v.a,,.", 10 ''"'la Lloyd George.