The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-13
S0RD|D FARLEY IS PREDICTED BY THE
 COMMITTEE OF AS
Declare Situation Bristles With Deceit and Secret Diplomacy-Hard-
 ing Scored
By HUGH ". ROBERTS Washing IOn bureau, lhe 4Sse-Hernld,
 800 Davidson Huildinl

Washington, October 12.--(Speclai.) The Committee of F'orty-eight, con- sisting of former republicans, who in their aroent support of the League of Nations. opposed Warren G. harding in the recent presidential sampalgn. dec,ares, through a spokes- man, that the forthcoming conference for the limIl,etlon of armament wiil not only pc uurueaiIstic. out actually soroIu.
 me executive chairman of the com mittes, ,3s A. h. t1optN.ns, Ill " asnins : son touay, Autnori1es Lne toltowins !; 'rne situsllfon uIls,les ~ttn oeceIt anu secret u.p.oIn..ey. t.yery indica- tlon poInts to d Detlayal oL tne Amer ican puD4ic. Inc pSop4e Mao pad untiI IL nuI | are now .n uan6e et ot De- lns to4u that lne AoaSy eney sener- ousiy lent 10 r4ue 4alu, r4anee, IlaIy
 
 apI iauueu the various crews of the racing poaLs.
 |, was d very lively scene. Bal loons oI every .o.or lloa.eu rom ai- most eVelS aeSln. Sagssnese parasoIs W ere 50 vivid anu sa.ysns m noe tuaL tne eyCs uAlAAeu Ili lvohlns at tnein. e4iIu tne uIesees oL tne iaHies --oi salie"Sa, Sims anu l4nes---we4 e so eN4ulst.e In sAaue .nae eale rlTef W Hs tle..I.stoitncu mo LAower Sti . den tnat MAS d urean4 oL AoNealitvss.
 Al 4our c4och tnoy inai,~sed 70 IVGCe an eAl. lrVln lne Ilo.ti4a, anu V euu asmore 1or lea.
 1ne Itsel slue nolel was crowued, pf1c.s eNorD,taIie, pu. tue tea Was eoou snu tnes enJUsva tnenseiVes.
 4>atd.Ie $ cnoef>s wrfe liusneu, Anu sle waa sinnlpg. 14oup4es were ,sl..l'O. amy snelyed.
 W nen they urIIted downstream .A.e4, Alau4lce Wou.u sureAy speah sne tola nerseit@ II, MAsh [, possIoie that he Iiau ceased to Care Tor her. 4nls rUIc ot 1flendiAness couIu only hIue aeeper 1eeilns.
 4,t rive . cIocK lney unmoored the canoe.
 inere are two paddles. I'll take one. lou take tne other. Then We can sit side by slue, said the young Iauy, encouras IngIy- "1 Know how ,o wlelu this tnlns, all rlsnt."
 So she and Maurice Sat together and soon the regatta ana the puih oi the rlver cralt were lett penino. The two moved on in an encnanted silence, kicking the waGer very lightly With their paddles, for eftori was not necessary, since the currenI carried them along.
 -"Maurice will surely speak. He ! must" thought Natalie, ill a tremor of anticipation. Then she woulo tell him all her worries, trust he would forgive her the necklace sub terfuge, and advise her just what course to take. She loved him. rio would help her. Everything would come out right. If must,
 'Natalie!'' Matrices volco held a magic note. Natalie, my dear, I've been waiting all day to tell you" He broke off suddenly and q startled exclamation fell from his lips just as Natalie swung round to see the prow of motor-launch tower high above her, and the face of Ossy 4 Oberstetl---
 | Crash. swish The prov of the big launch cut the frail canoe in two, and Natalie felt herself sucked down down into the cold dark water while great river weeds. like cruel octopi twined wicked arms about her
 Tom nr ro,x-- Eriepde i,, Naad