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Evening star., 1921-10-02
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

MERIDIAN. BET. 18th AND 18th-OWNER
offers modern pressed brick house, six rooms.
reception hall. bath. basement. laundry;
h.-w.h.: gas and electricity; hardwood floors
md trim throughout. Immediate possession.
Price. $500. Phone Col. 6f4.. -
$17.5OO. TERMS.
Cleveland Park. On one of the highest
streets; detached stucco house Of ten rooms
and two. baths: hOt-water heat; sleeping
porch; screens and large fot containing about
1000 feet of ground; room for garage; i'm
mediate possession.
S17,5OO. $1,000 CASH
Near 18th and r sts., in one Of the finest
neighborhoods. A modern brick home. con-
tanning ten rooms and bath. hot-water heat
and electricity. House in excellent condi-
tion and occupancy can be given in ten days.
$17.5OO. REASONABLE TERMS.
Pre-war construction. In Chevy Chase. d.
c., one and one-half blocks west Of Conn. ave.,
on one of the best streets. Well constructed
house. containing nine large, well proportioned
rooms and large tiled bath. Large attic: cold
storage; large porches: garage and shrubbery.
Call Mr.. SMITH. Office Of
GRAEME 7. SMALLW0OD.
100 14th st Main 5O70.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

BY OWNER-NEAR CAPITOL. on CAR
line-7-room brick. bath. double garage; new
gas range and heater; price $500. Address
BOX 51-S. Star office.
Union station, very comfortable Nx-room
and bath brick dwelling with good cellar under
entire house. In good condition. Price only
81. 600. Terms arranged.
FOR SALE-On Morse street me-; q six-room
and bath brick with colonial front porch. Long
back yard TO public alley. Price only 81. 4.25O.
Terms arranged.
FOR SALE-Within one square Of U. s. Capt.
tol grounds, on Capitol Hill, an eight-room and
bath brick dwelling. Price only 81. 900 and
terms can be arranged. JOHN SCRIVENER
4 BRO, 914 G street NV.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

$500 Warder St. Home.
six-room and bath. tapestry brick home:
corner: front and rear pOrches. An inspection
will prove to your satisfaction that this is a
good buy.
THOS. f. FARRELL,
s37 Woodward Bldg.
Main 76s. 18th and Il SITS. NV.
FOR SALE-BUNGALOW. HALF BLOCK
from Soldiers Home car line. on 4th st. NV. !;
practically new occupied about a year: six
large rooms: hardwood finish: brick fireplace;
hot-water heat; basement under whole house
cypress siding; large lot; high ground. Best
buy in Washington. Phone Adams 1900 for
appointment. 9"
FINE CORNER PROPERTY, 18th AND E
sts s.e.-Newly painted and papered: new
brick, 2-car garage. Price $4,000. Very easy
terms. II. T. LAW, 1919 Z st. Sc. -
59O7-59O3 SLIGO MILL RID. JUST BACK OF
Soldiers Home, about Is minutes ride from
the heart of the city-Two good, 4-room.
frame houses large lot: newly papered and
electric light installed: large. covered colonial
cement porches: one house rents $15 per mo-,
pre-war price, other vacant Offer the two for
s. $50, on very reasonable terms. Win show
any time. All r NV. Phone North $751;
1887 3 Ne: SIX-ROOM MODERN HOME:
concrete back porch: four grapevines. produc-
ing; basement cellar; deep lot: paved alley
back and side: occupied by owner; immediate
possession: reasonable price. 2e
Evening star., 1921-10-02
Big Bargain.

Big Bargain.
4l10 3rd ST. NV.
Biz bargain. No value on market today to
compare with It. Eight large rooms and tiled
hath, hot-water heat, electric light. hardwood
floors, large outside pantry. real kitchen. ex-
pensive side-Oyen gas ranges: dining room leads
out ON eO-ft. breakfast porch; four big bed
rooms; two back rooms independently open on
2Oft sleeping porch. This is q branduew
home, Terms attractive. Take Georgia ave.
car marked Soldiers Home to srd and Upshur
VALUABLE PROPERTY-12 LARGE ROOMS,
within s blocks Of Congressional Library, Sc. |;
With loft; big rear yard Price $4,000. Terms.
II. T. Law. 1919 ID Ut. sc. -
Evening star., 1921-10-02

TAkOMA PARK-A NEW BUNGALOW SIT
uated on a large lot and in a good location
Just completed 8 rooms and bath; Ia h. and
elec:: hardwood floors in every room: price only
$6.90O; convenient terms arranged. Inspect No.
40 Sycamore ave. or phone Main $500. BAU-
MAN & HEINZMAN, 734 18th ST.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

A DECIDED BARGAIS-MT. PLEASANT
Attractive NEW, semi-detached brick home:
s rooms, baths. attic, double sleeping porch,
breakfast porch; buiit-in, heated garage; open
fireplace; instantaneous water heater; large
side yard Terms. Act quickly to secrre this
home. Inspection address, 1715 Irving st.
$3.50 CASH. $50 PER MONTH. WILL SECURE
a home in the best colored section. rooms
and bath; 25-foot alley. THOMAS O. DE
RECK ia 18th st. NV Phone Main b7O6
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Build Your Own Home.
WILL BUILD YOUR HOME FROM YOUR
own plans Tor will furnish pIans) your lot
for less than you can buy a house. / will
also assist you In financing same.
MIR. HUNT, 1923 35th st.
phono W oR1Q
Evening star., 1921-10-02

ss,95O-BEST BARGAIN IN WARRINGTON
New brick dwelling, 14th St. north of Park
road-only one for sale. Tastefully decorated: :
hardwood floors; built-in BATH and shower;
hot-water heat; garage in basement; conven-
lent to Fairgrounds. Action-if you want this
one. MandIer- Brodt & Co., 927 New York ave-
Evening star., 1921-10-02

FOR SALE-NORTHEAsT WASHINGTON,
near 9th and sts.-Corner brick residence OF
9 rooms and bath; very desirable at a low
price. $500. Full commission to brokers.
JOSEPH C.. ZIRKLE. 203 Colorado bldg, 18th
and G SITS. NV. Main 1885.
COLORED-FOR SALE IN SOUTHEAST
Washington. on 9Th st.. a very nice block
three Groom brick houses; bath and cellar:
large lots. Price s.. $50 each. Small cash
payment. These are very Attractive homes.
Full commission to brokers. JOSEPH c.
ZIRKLE. 2Q3 Colorado bldg, 14th and G SITS.
NV. Main 1885.
NEAR WISCONSIN AND MASSACHUSETTS
AvES.-Do you appreciate architectural con-
struction, convenience and beauty of location
A delightful country place in the city. Most
attractive detached. colonial. semi-bungalow;
rooms; baths and shower; Spencer double
feed vapor heating system: electricity; three
open freplaces; sleeping porches: electric
and coal ranges: built-in garage; other con-
trees. flowers and shrubbery. A delightful
place to relax and enjoy home. Only $4,000.
Terms arranged. (61S810) o. B. ZANT-
ZINGER. 912 10th st. NV. Main 1871.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

|S ROOMS. INSPECT TODAY.
1915 to 1929 Kenyon St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
Main SO.

= CHAS D. SAGER
Main SO. o23 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
Broom house; hot-water- heat; electric liShtos
naS been newly decorated.
1884 Rhode Island ave.
harry W. TAYLOR,
Phone Osl. 107.. 2333 18th st. Nv.
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW, WITH LARGE At
tic and fine basement. in Chevy Chase, Nd. !;
shade trees; room for garage; $500. Phone
Cleveland sow.
MODERN HOMES: PRE-WAR FRICEs.
a. ]. BIEBER CONST. CO.. INC. BUILDERA
col. o8oe AA04 7tb 81. NV.
14O2 PERRY ST.. N.W.-8 ROOMS AND
bath; gas; electric light; fine condition: bar
st. NV.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-S-ROOM HOUSE.
between 10th and 11th,-on 0irard q. Nv:
can Be rented - separate apis. -Phane 1dne.
00o&We
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Downtown.
Brick. rooms, 9 floors. bath; hot-wate
heat; wired for electricity. Possession wit
deed. Bargain. $4,000.
Back Bay Beach Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
CITY Of NEW OIL Fans
Dimes AND DEGREES D|Az
Hero of the Pave Receives
Royal Welcome in Louisi-
ana Metropolis.
Icy Associated Prcss.l

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. I'm
folding an ideal Of world pcacc-ot
nations Joined in a common brother
hood Of lahor-Gcneral Armando
Diaz, soldicr-ldoi OF Italy, opened HI
heart To New orleans today and ac-
copied the homage gladly given him,
expressing warm feeling for tn
sister nation Of America"
Tired from Il day OF receptions,
fetcs and entertainments in his
honor, the general left At 1880 to-
night for st. Louis The twenty
four hears OF his stay here had been
crowded with n series of events that
might have exhausted tho most
hardened campaiGncr. hut the hero
Of tho riavc stood at smiling attcn-
ton as his train left the union sta
ton and in soldier-lkc manner re-
turned the farewell salutcS.
From early morning tho people
showed their reverence for him.
Throngs pressed up to touch hiss coat.
huge crowds awaited him in Audu-
bon ana city Parks. where he paid
homage To the American soldier dead.
I.oyola and Tulane Universities gave
him degrees OF doctor OF laws.
Four banlucts. the first served ut s
o'clock and called a breakfast.
failed Ia daCnt him.
After last nights chill rain, today
was almost oppressive. and tho
visitor smilinrly admitted that
Louisiana reminded him OF sunny
Italy. In his address ut n luncheon.
attended Ivy scores Of leading citi-
HcnS, he repeated HIS assertion Of
last night disarmament never will
come until tho spirit OF war aud Of
native hatred has loft mems hearts.
Then they Will lay aside The sword.
To take up in it's place the construc-
tive tools OF industry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
DISCUSS GOVERNMENT
AID FOR RUSSIANS
LNy Associatcd Prcssl

WASHINGTON, Dec 2-Scrious
consideration was given at today's
cabinet meeting TO proposals that the
Federal government give direct aid
10 Russian relief. No decision was
reached hut IL was indicated that
President harding and his advisers
probably would act one way or an
other in the matter
Former Secretary OF Commerce
Rcdhcld. a caller upon President
Harding today. urged the backing Of
the relief work by direct appropria-
ton. II is argued that the dcstitu-
ton Is SO great now III the famine
provinces of Russia that private CON
tributions mobili2cd under the Amer
lean relief administration. OF which
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover is the
head. will he Insufficient.
The Cabinet today also considered
the rccommcndatious of the national
advisory committee on acrouautlcs
for the establishment of a bureau OF
aviation in the Department Of Com
mcrcc. IL was tho general opinion
that Congress should take mp the sug-
gcstion and enact necessary lcgisla-
tion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
BLAMES AMERICAN PLOT
FOR DASH OF CHARLES
Brother of Ex-Queen Zi,a
Says Money Was Fur
nished From u. S.
coHNs THE HArsnunG LINE
ASSERTS EN-Empcror wns Lurcd Dnrl
tn Hungary by Confidential TcIr-
Srnm Dated DudnpcSt-Suspccts
ADMIRAL IIorthy.
tRy United Nows.l

CHICAGO. Dec. "a pIot. nou--
ishcd by American money. was re-
sponsiblc for the Inflated dash of
EX- Emperor Karl and his fiery Eour-
bon Queen. Zita. to regain the throne
OF Austria, it was stated here today
by Prince Rene. brother of the for
mcr Empress.
The prince charges Admiral Horthy.
regent of Hungary. and Archduko Al
hrecht. ono OF the younger Hans
hurgs. with being the authors Of the
alleged plot. Both are ambitious for
the throne. he said
An American syndicate took over
exploitation OF the estates of Arch
duke Frederick. father of Albrcch,.
last September" he said. ''rhcsc cs-
'atcs are scattered all through Cen
trail Europe and are valued at s2o0.
100000.
This syndicate promised To try to
recover estates which had been con-
hacRtcd by some of the allied govern
ments. Needless to say, this task
would tc made easier If "A sv,upa :
,hcuc government sat on tho thrones
OF Austria and Hungary. Kari. head
81 the House Of lIapslurc. proved to
he the stumbling block. as ne de-
ritnrd to sanction tho Arrangement
In consequence. it was determined
that he must be removed from the
sccno.
Karl. my hrother-in-iaw. aid not
z" back to Hungary tho last time of
hi' own free will. He was lurcd bv
Confidential telegram dated Budn
pest We suspect Horthy or Alhr.cht
of being instrumental I'm seeing that
this message came 10 Earl's hands.
II has never been published. but |
know it exists"
Prince Rene dc Bourbon Parma. dc =
spite his sympathy for tho cxilcd pair.
is intensely scorntuI Of tho entire
iapshurE limo.
The children OF my sister a.
Karl are living in Switzerland on the
bounty OF my family. 30 YOU think
the llapshurEs offered TO aid them ?
Not so. They could die in misery FOR
all that clan cared.
Charles and Z!,a are in serious
financial straits on tho Island Of Ma =
defra. rhey have absolutely no
source VI revenue OF which | know
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
CHANGE IN HER
AMAZES THEM
Mrs. Dcaton'S Wonderful I'M
provcmcnt ImpreSscs Friends
Gains Thirty-fiyc Pounds.

Il don't believe Tanlac could have
a hotter advertisement than / am,
My friends now are absolutely amazed
a. tn" change that has taken place In
ml% condition. / eat, sleep feel and
LOOK better chan have in years,
only & Few weeks ago ! was so thin
and cuaciatcG was hardly more
Than shadow Of my former self.
To-day am thirty-nve pounds
heavier ana rs well and strong az |
ever was in my life. For weeks be-
/ fore hogan taking Tanlac lived on
eggs. sweet milk and toast. and had
aoout eiNon up all hope OF ever being
able TO cat hearty meal again.
Before finished half bottle al
Tan.ac quit dieting ana began eat
i"s whatever pleased never saw
"nyirimg 20 equal the way i'm
proved, and j, wasn't long before
was 30 perfect hcalth."
The above remarkable statement
Wa made hy Mrs, Minnie Dcaton. Ill
h"lawaro street salem. Va
Tarlar is sold In Richmond by the
Ifhr!" Drug CO. ana the Grant Drug
'o and icadns druggists every.
where. Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
HYLAN WOULD PROSECUTE.
|NTERB0R0' DIRECTORS
New York Mayor Declares
Belmont and Vanderbilt
Violated Law.
lHy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Mayor Hylan
is going TO try to put the directors
of the PETERBOROUGH Rapid Transit
ami Cornelius Vanderbilt. behind the
bars. AMI Will couple this with an
other seeking Ia get the city's in
vcstmcnt of $500. 100000 in the Inter
borough back from the company.
Evidence submitted To the transit:
commission and purportinE to show
that the directors voted large divi-
dcnds to Stockholders although there
was a deficit and the company forced
to borrow money to pay thcm--whlch
is illcral-wiil he turned over to the
district attorney. the Mayor says.
Protected by Limitations statute.
Lawyers for the accused directors.
on tho other hand, say that MaSor
llylan is Just two years too late. and
that the statute of limitations pro
hlbits action against the iinancicr2.
oven IL the evidence warrants it.
August Belmont does not yet rec
oGni%c the fact that, as AN Inter
borough director. hc is trustee for
Il great public institution" said one
of the transit commissioners Friday.
He sought to justify what has oc-
CURED on the ground that the money
belonged to Stockholders and that the
directors had the right 10 do what
over they wanted with it for the
people they represent
but in view OF tho operating do
iicits piiinG up in 1915 and 1919. IT
was incxcusablc TO strip tho treasury
of every dollar OF cash surplus. or To
borrow money to pay dividends. inn
pairing tn" capital Of tho road
calls II FrcnLirh ManipuIution.
7" this Mayor Hylan added; 1T
seems To M" that the hirh handed ana
frcnzicd financial manipulations f
the intcrborough directors has only
tended To delay and POSTPONE the
day when the city could realize some
return from its 100000. 600 invest.
mont in the properties"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
POLICE SEIZE STILL.
AND CAPTURE , MEN

More than twenty gallons ot
whisky was coniiscatci when chos-
tcrheld County officers surprised two
whitr men operating a copper still
of cighty-fivc gallon capacity. near
Turner's store. about eighteen miles
from richmond. Just of tho New
Road, yesterday afternoon. officers
N"wman. Carter. Livingston. Swal-
low. TraNlor and Flynn, Of tho couu-
IS police, surrounded thc plant be
Tore The oncrat"rs We're aware Of
their presence.
Tho still, Il copper affair. had "a
main worm foot in diameter. Watts
containing more than $500 gallons
of mash were destroyed. The men
were brought 10 Richmond At tho
Third Police Station. they gave their
names as Thomas c. Chandler and
clyde IiuCkabec. of South Boston
They were hailcd in the sum OF $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
SOUTH AMERICA NOW
ON VERGE OF RECOVERY
Argentine Waits for Outside
Worldto Purchase Raw
Materials.
Try Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Dec. Leading
South American countries appear to
lac on the verge OF recovery from
rtcr the war depression. the Com
.lcrcc Department declared tonight in
Il summar" OF economic conditions in
Argentina, Brazil. Chile and Peru.
In Argentina. tho department said.
the business outlook is one of waiting
FOR the outside world to become pur-
chascrs Of Argentine raw materials.
while relations with tho outside de-
pend upon prices ohtainablc and the
demand for Argentine products. In
tcrnal affairs seem To he in good or
der, IL was asserted. with no import
ant political or labor disturbances.
while crops bid fair to hc at least
normal.
Brazil. recent reports indicate, Is
emerging slowly but surely from the
commercial depression which it has
shared in common with other coun-
tries OF the world. tho department de-
clarCd. This is due. i, was explained,
largely to the active participation OF
the government in al! remedial meas
urcS. especially the valorizinG of cof-
fee ana emergency legislation look
ing Ia the encouragement Of more
normal buying and the return OF nor
NAL trade balance 4 return to nor
NAL in BraZil was forecast also. the
department asserted. by the improve
mcnt III the exchange rate.
Conditions in Chile were reported
as taking on a more optimistic tone.
The actual movement OF imports and
exports, IL WAS said. reached it's low
est point III August. Conservatism
appears To he tho rule among Chilean
importers, the department continues,
asserting that this tendency could
not be criticized, as il meant more
complete and wholesome liquidation.
Since July conditions in Peru have
assumed a more favorable aspect, It
was said. Measures designed TO re-
!icVc certain features Of tho present
situation and lay the basis TOR greater
reform ar" under consideration by
the present CONGRESS. Government
finances, however. were said to he Ear
from satisfactory due to conditions
OF the worlds markets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
REPORT FEELING OF
UNREST IN PORTUGAL
strong tndrrcurrcnt OF Rndicali>m
Declared to Br Prominent
ThrouGt outs Country.
LRv Assnciatcd Press.

LONDON. Dec. 2.-Although British
government circles have received no
reports of new outbreak in Portugal
il is stated that general unrest is be-
Ncvcd to exist throughout that couu-
Try, with strong undcrCurrcnt OF rad
Ich!lSu. which may result IN Il re
CurrcnCc OF the recent revolutionary
movements at any time. 1t is added.
however, that renewed outbreaks
would not be likely TO result in for
clGn Intervention beyond visits by
warships and the landing Of small
attachments FOR the protection OF the
foreign colonies.
No objections were offered by the
Portuguese to the visit OF a British
warship at Lisbon during the last
disturbance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
ACTOR NERVOUS IN
CLOSING HOURS OF
ARGUMENT IN CASE

continued From rage On"D
lie seemed To lie wondering when IL
would hc over.
The jury after being charged was
immediately locked up and will re-
main in the jury room until a verdict
IS reached.
The case went to the jurors after
the State had closed its rcbutiaI
speech. Tho Judge immediately
charged the members OF the jury in
:. short series OF instructions.
During the course OF the instruc-
lions the court outlined two vcrdic,s
lie instructed them to find for guilty
a. charged in the Indictment OF
h".nG in one for acuuit,al.
.Ioin> Ills wife.
outside OF the two forms OF vcr-
aitts that could sc brought in. Iudr,
i"Udcrback confined his instructions
10 points OF law.
While the jurors filed on, Of ~,
ho> to be locked up. Arbucklc i'm
":"diatclv Joined his wife. Min,a
iurioc, and, after brief chat with
her. sat talking with his lawyers
i;c,wo"n times he heavyweight,
@. cdian continued To smoke inter
minahlc haud-rollcd cigarettes.
lie WAS pIa.uly under a strain a,
his case was being Gclhcrut"d.
Mrs. belmont Arrested.
Mrs Trpuc,S Hamhiua Maudc Dol
mont. the aNong.r,' whose tales OF
Roscoe CFa;ty'p Arbucklee. Laho,
,,,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
|CutiCursa Soap
'-The Safety Razor
Shaving Soap
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY
'uti:ura 2osr 'haro, w!,houi,1us. Every

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc and mail it to
Foley & Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chi
cago. ILL.,, wfsbng your name and ad-
dress clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing
Folcy's Honey and Tar Compound.
for coughs. colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills, To-: pain in sides and
back; rheumatism, backache. kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, biliousness, headache,
and sluggish bowels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
500 SEEK RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS TODAY; !.
10 CANDIDATES FROM STATE OF VIRGINIA
IBy Associated rresx.l

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2Fve
Rhodes
of
cs
az II any State
tho ALBANIA
California i7 Colorado 10
Mtssssirr l5 Missouri ~ Nebraska Il;
nc
in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
METHODIST.
Announcements of
The Barton Heights
Methodist Church
Sunday. december 1, 1921.

At ] a. N. the pastor Will prc,c,
to the young people of tho church
and administor the Holy Communion.
At l.. NJ. tho pastor Will begin a
series OF Ave sermons on The Sweet
Singer OF Israel" Tho subject OF
the first OF tho series will DO "a
Shepherd Ind Made King"
Tho series ns they Will DO given
by tho pastor are as follows:
Dec. 8. 1921. "A Shepherd Lad
Made King.
Dec. II. is2l. David tho Giant
Killer"
Dec. Is. 1921. "Fricniship of tho
Crown Prince and David"
Jan. ]: 1922. Tho Great Sin OF Il
Great Man.
Jan. 3. 1922, "a Fathers Despair
Ing Cry for His Maynard BOY"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-03
LLOYD GEORGE TO LEAVE
flor, u. S. ON DECEMBER Il
Will Make Trip, Believing
Time Will Help Solve
Irish Question.
AWAITS REPORT FROM nRIA>D
Prince Minister VIII Endcnror TO
FORMULATE Cicnr Policy between
France and Great britain RcEnrd-
Ing German Reparntions.
.rRy .Assoclated Press ]

.-TBS Associated Press
LONDON. Dec. Prime Minister
Lloyd George. i, was learned this
AFTERNOON. is definitely planning to
leave England for the United states
Dccendber !: to attend the Wash
ingtoIr armamcn,s conference.
- Wants Clearer Policy.
It is understood Lloyd George is
planning TO make the trip to Wash
ington- in the belief that the ar-
parest inlpassc in tho Irish nesot!a-
tons VIII take time 10 solve. An
'evcntuality which might conccivahly
cmer greater obstacles TO the Pre-
mier.s carly Journey TO America is
the necessity FOR France and Great
Britain 10 formulate "a clearer anu
moro united policy regarding Ger
man PREPARATIONS, which are under
stood to have reached an acute stage
in France and to he fraueht with
many difficulties for Premier BRAND.
What trauspIrcS when the French
Premier reports to the Chamber OF
pcpu4ltS - CoNSlGcFcu moro nhClS 10
determine Lloyd Georges chances Of
adherins to his sailing plans than
the prospects OF some new and de-
cisive turn in Irish affairs.
Government officials pointed out,
today that neither Ulster nor Sim
Fein- was likely "a be willing TO
.ake- the consequences should Lloyd
GcorFe To- prevented from being
present a, tho Washington confer
ence-on their account.
Await Minister'S Arrival.
The reported plans OF the British
delegates now attending the Wash
ington conference to go 10 New York
on Monday are Interpreted here as
Indicating their reluctance TO make
the decisions, SO far tentatively ar
rived at liz Washington. binding and
hnaE because OF tho possibility Of
Lloyd George participating in final
conclusions. There wac an impress
SION in official circles here today
thatIh proceedings OF the Washing
ton = gathering were being soft
pedated" in consequence OF the re-
ceipt OF word from London that tho
Premier Nigh; soon join in the
Washington deliberations.