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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY

100. acres North. improved. buildings
and Fences To excellent condition. VII
sell on iauu contract or fraoe tsr CRY
property.
100 acres good land b-ldlngs and
slider city property or trade
chicken Farm Ou Lincoln Way cast =
block fr0o COR GOcd house ana OF
buildings. Cash CT lard contract.
= acre tract, . miles west 30 Division
81 -Oad. Good bus fo- $4,000 II sold
1t oDce
g. acres. 3 niles west. wen excellent
s room house. good barn. fences. fruit
and acres mint. AFil trade to- house
In town. What have YOlt
Cottage. ; rooms. win COOL wclL elec-
trio Small payment down, balance
monthly.
! acre. 3 miles west. with 9 room house:
excellent black soil Low price for quick
sale.
3fi acres with Z room house. barn and
, sheds 10 miss west Handy 90 electric
car line. Must bee sold for cash az once.
West Warren ST.. Sroom house ln good
condition; electricity and gas. water ana
sewer available. Large barn. clicken
house. > fruit trees. Lot 75xl2O. Price
$500. Part cash. balance terms.
We also have other good buys ia city
and farm property.
ST. JOSEPH LAND GO.
Room Q. Moore Bldg 10 " Colfax av.
Phone Lincoln J2I5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
LIVE STOCK.

Corrected Daily BY Major Bros. 8. To-
gan ST.. 1IishaWaka.l
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair 10 good.
6dSc: prime s0oc.
HOGS-180 70 80 lbs. SIC; 80 20 rs
lbs. &c: 10 20 80 lbs. &C; 225 to
800 lbs. size
LARD-1Tc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
RAJ ESTATE FOR SALE

HOMES
Marietta street ; room house. modern,
large lot, 3 stall garage. $500.
". Marion street, room modern. hard
wood floors and trim full basement
laundry, $500.
Portage avenue double house u rooms.
part modern. los feet frontage. $500
r. Indiana avenue, room. part mod
eru new furnace newly painted and dee
GRATED. $3.50
Miami street. Q room. modern. large
lot 3 stall garage. 5000
W. Washington street. room house.
s. go.
Kenwood avenue. room cottage,
s. so.
NJ. o. DUNNAH00, REaLT0R
Room 4. Farmers rust Bldg.
Ground Floor.
Phones. Lin. 5l2S. Res. Harrison Sl-F-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

Corrected Today by the Brotherhood
Grocery. go n. Main ST.
FUTTER AID EGES-Crea merry bu--
ter paying 4jc pound. selling sc pound ::
s. paying a-c dozen. selling f0c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Fr
California naval oranges 25c 20 coo per
dozen. new cabbage. paying ? lie ID.
Sc ing &c.
NEW POTATOES-o0c peek.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


REAL ESIAIt FOR SALE
HOMES Us EVERY PART OF CIIN
hoee.4ll River Park Suburbs. ICES
near Railroads
some 70 Dut homes
room home. Ilrt modern. s. 600 S-lf
cash
Complete modern b1n91l5e. built two
cash
Northwest. bungalow. best location
rooms. long living room excellent fu-
isn, one acre 81 land. bfaur.fuI site Tor
permanent home S8Ul9. terms.
navarro place. beautiful home. mofcrn
IN detail sun uarlur best hardwood d1-
lsn quit Two years $3.50. terms
Elegant residence tour blocks from
center, II rooms. llt 69xl52. price Si1-
COO. terms.
In center. elegant brick residence. NJ
rooms. elaborate iu finish and fixtures.
garage lot f1EIGJ. ideal Tor proreesI8ual
man, 60 000. terms
WORDEN REALTY co.
Main 49, Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

Personals.
NANTED-To know tile whereabouts ot
Fred Bell. formerly of Lafayette. l"d.
Information of thc utmost importance
ON hand. Address Box 80. care news
Times
Lost ana Found. ~
Bull DOG-Lost or stolen. Brin1.e'
marked With white and wearing mar
ness Return for reward. $50 South
BEND az. Telephone Lincoln Eau.
CIE-Lost sunday afternoon Fluid
GU call 1905 W. Ford ST.
CGLLIE-L0st white and brown spotted
female. answers To name of "Shep,
Been gone since sunday. Reward "
returned 10 1502 s. SCOTT 50.
CEANk-Fur Federal Truck lost between
". s.. Central freight depot and +.
Dayton SO. Finder kindly return to
National Grocer 90.
GLASSES bone trimmed glasses be-
tween Main and Michigan ST.. on def
f.rsou. at noon Thursday. Cali Lincoln
2lN5 or 500 Pennsylvania av.
TIRE HOLDEl;-Aud license plate No.
1l366N. lost between Allen ST.. and
the business district Call Main 25J0-
Reward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

S550O0 cash. balance terms. buys
1890 Chervolet sedan; . bumpers col
lapsibie steering wheel aud five good
tires $4,000 cash. balance terms.
buys latest model Overland sedan.
-aOd as new D. wire wheels. fine
lafgain $4,000 cash balance terms.
buys late model WHY'S Knight tour
Ing fully equipped. wonderful buy
See these cars today. Overland Motor
Co. - North Michigan ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

Corrected Daily By u. u. MORGAN. starr
Mills. Hydraulir Av.)
fokN-lay CO. q husneI
OAlc-Fayins fOc. selling 20 90 75c.
BRA A--rrl.ilg 500
MIDDLINGS-Sel s. - hundred.
ChDfFED EEED-Sellug S2-5 per
CWt
SCRATCH FEED-Sellng S250I227t
cWt
GETNDTf-GS- hushol
EATLPaTing $50
IN L-PaEiIE Sfa5.
ChEAN BJCkWHEAT - Paying S2.5.
hundred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
INSTRUCTION
LIVESTOCK

Horses. Cattle aud Vehicles IS
PONN-SOund. Kind and geuJe f0r sale;
Complete with cart, harness, saddle and
bridles Ben II. smith. Niles, Mich
HOLSIEIN-Grade HOlstein COW los
sale. with first CALI az side. Phone
Harrison COB.
notice. Big horse and mule sale will be
held Thursday, FeD. "a al Abe shelly
farm. s miles =. W. of Goshen, . mites
y. W OF New Paris; 100 Bead. 80 he %
horses from . 10 - years Old weighing
Zoo 10 1.Suo; 90 bead mules from
tc o years. weighing from 1000 20
1000. Most of The mules ara matched
teams. also several cud mules. We
have as good a bunch as you have ever
seen in Northern Indiana. DO not miss
this sale as YOU viii never gam have
an opportunity Ike this one. Lincoln
2437
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
South Bend Market
a. The Quickest What You Want to Use Tomorrow
HAY STRAW AND FEED.

tCorrectsd Daily by the wesley Miller
llosr a Feed Co. f2e : Michigan.
NV HAY-Paylng S14 TO sic. selling
So 90 S26
STRAW-Paying SD. selling SlT. or
eoe bale.
CLOVER SEED-Psyiug 500. selling
81 Co Sl8
ALSfKE CLOVER-SeIIfug SIC o. SIS
Al.tALFA Northern groWnJ-S14
NEW CORN-rayiug GOc, selling zoe
O. eQc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
AUTOMOBILES


NV AMI USED TRUCKS--In all Gap
acities sold at 500 TO 800 down Bal
auce monthly payments Hagedorn *
Webster 2IG-Z2Z = Jeff blvd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

HIDES AND TALLOW.
Corrected To-day by y. ". sdppman-
ZIO ~. Main STD
HIDES Sc. ralfskins. Zoe; rend-
cred tallOw. 3 O. &c To-. rough tai
low, 2M3c ID. {; beeswaX. 2JdS5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

All charge ads paid for within az days
tfom tue nrsf insertion allowed casl tate.
SPECIAL LOW RATES TO LOAG
TERN ADVERTISERS.
count an average u six words 10
Lne for small type
ee minimum "a accepted Ia three hne'
OF ~ words
ONE INSERTION INCLUDES BOTH
MORNING AND EVENING EDIT lONS
Or SUNDAY.
No ads received after . p. n TOT sns
morning edition or after 30 a. ID los
The evening edition No ads sc-eptsd
after p. m. Saturday evenings LOE liz
sunday edition
Naturalization not permitted.
PHONE LAIN LlC.
ACs CT questionable nature no. accet''
ed.
Al writing service provided Titnoo'
cost for the asking
Republication f0f errors not tns lhutt
Of The advertiser allowed II the auN ave-.
User viii report the error within q hOu''
after tie first publication OF the 40. =.
For the benefit Of the 8dvertiseIs 70
bring the best n suits certain stanGaIu'
Led ad styles must be adhered, eNcrp..
ton being made in Classified display.
No cuta or heavy black lace type pc
miUed on the classified PAGE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

Chetrolet 4JU. OidsmGbile Sales Co
226-2Zs :. Lafayette st Ma 1912
USED CARS
1890 COUPE. $4,000.
1920 TOURING. $4,000.
CHASSERS, $4,000.
1920 SEDAN.
1920 FORD TRUCK.
EASY TERMS.
W. r. HINKLE INC.
227-9 LAFAYETTE BLVD.
OPEN EVENINGS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

USED CARS-l920 OidsmobiIe touring
1920 OldsmObile 6 runabout, 1918 over
land 90. model 43 Oldsm0hAe: 1917
Chevrolet 400 Oidsm0bile Sales Co
22G-21S s. Lafayette st Ma 1912
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
MERCHANDISE

MERCHANDISE
AruSleS f-Or sale. 81
ENER1THI&O- BoAsHL sVid aad ca
changed at cur neR and Used store
Large supply GO stOveE. shilling
SNOouca %. 80 =. &scl4Ean. L.lcSl1
sS45.
LAY BAH Els-Ur- champion settle
ana hiock. Come ana se- IA open
sundays south Ben4 k1chaAge. ~
;. carroll q.
MILK WAGON-For Sa.- or excbanSs
one real entrance mHE wagon, rev
ruDUer aad steel tire STggles; lignt
spring wagon; llgat' Hnd hcaNy a.EE
harness ana all Kinds n waEpn. car
risge anG harness parts Come aEd s.
ua. South benz EAcEau e, 4U0 y. tSr.
roll at
STORM BUOY -For sale or eEchanga
new rubber aud ECee. tire buKglesi iiEht
Bpr'1g wagon, Aght and heavy sing
harness ana ali kinds OF wagon. cay
rlage anu harness parts. Come aud s-a
10. south Bend E4cuSaSe. 40 :. "a
roll 81
MACHTNERY-l set or led miil Dachln
cry. Cone anu see Us. open Suniaya
south Bend AZ aange. 50 t4rroll s.
PORTABLE SAN AuLI.-South Hsnf
kAcharge, 49, s. Carroll a. Opea
SUnoays-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

USED CARS
THE AUTO MARKET OPENS
SATURDAY FEB. 10. WITH THE
BIGGEST LINE or CARS EVER
SHOWN. BIZ HERE AT THE COR.
NER OF LAFAYETTE ST. AND
JEFFERSON BLVD.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

CUSHING ST.-6 rooms and bath, strict
Is modern, So 100. 5000 down. balance
like rent O'Conner Realty Co. Phone
lincoln N0f0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

GOOD EXPERIENCED DRAWERS-IN.
APPLY SOUTH BEND WOODEN co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18

Nantpd-ReaI Estate. -
PROPERTY For qul,k disposal 0f
your property. list IL with us. We
have many buyers on oar list. South
Bend Retlty Co. Box 10. CIV
RESORT LUI-Want q desirable resort
lot on inland lake near Chicago Price
must be right Adress BOX 25S, care
Nprs-Timpg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-18
SIT. L1@EpnlEMn Gn.

Room Q, Moore Bldg. 10 ". C0lfax av
Phone Lincoln J2I5
, 1921-07-07

mall.
Leonard Filpu!a was a visitor in
Elk Mountain Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Treager, Alex
Brysons. and william Treager drove
from Erie, Colorado In Mr.. Treagars's
Allen car to spend their vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hastings and
other relatives and friends.
Ler aaines came out from Hanna
In his car to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Haines at the Sublette
ranch.
Jack Lee and Tom McCullom were
In Elk Mountain Friday afternoon
for supplies.
William Dickinson, DR.. McCalla
and q party Of friends came ont from
Hanna Saturday afternoon and en-
Ttoyed fishing along the river until
Monday evening.
Niles Quealy and Archie Skiver
drove tapr from the Hagland-TAAeh On
Saturday evening to visit With. Mr..
and Mrs. Treager at the Hastings
ranch.
Frank Henry was in Elk Noun
tain Saturday from the ranger sta
ton.
Thomas Hartox went into Hanna
Saturday night to spend over the
18th with his mother and father, Tom
will return Tuesday noon to the
Hastings ranch.
Earl Finch and Willie veitch
spent Friday at the Veitch place.
c. Hastings went into Hanna on
, 1921-07-07
Friday. as he was suffering with /.

Friday. as he wal suffering with .
toOthache.
John Teik returned Saturday from
Saratoga where he has been visitink
With friends for the past week. On
his return he spent = day with Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Ollikkala.
Walter Sublette returned Satur-
day from the Basin visiting at the
Hammond place.
Edward Filpula came home from
Moore, Colo, Friday after two
weeks visit with bis sister. Mrs.
Claud Lewis.
Waka Bayashi. w. Watanabe, A.
G. Sato. X. Ganbe, T. Tateyama and
H. kusaka are camping at Milo en-
joying fishing. On Sunday morning
at fve-thirty they started for .
climb Of Elk Mountain, making It
TO the top peak ut nine len Arrived
back about seven-thirty that eve
ming . very tired bunch Of men.
Hewever. they report . very pleasant
trip. They will return to Hanna ON
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Veitch spent Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Alice Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nelson and
MI. and Mrs. John e. Martin Of the
Hagland place spent Friday evening
with Mrs. Alice Hastings.
Mrs. MAJ Christensen Of Denver
Is visiting her brother Charley Fink
Of Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs. Fink and
Mrs. C~hristensen are now visiting
relatives In Milo.
, 1921-07-07

called to Green River Monday by
the death of MIR. Briggs cousin. Mrs.
Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Aho enjoyed
a fishing trip to Elk Mountain on
Monday afternoon.
The Jones Chautauqua will open
In Hanna Saturday, July 18th. All
moneys raised over the expenses will
go toward some good use for the
town. just where, 1t has not been de-
cided. The program is a good one
and as the last Chautauqua was SO
enjoyable. the people Of Hanna are
looking forward to this with pleas
ure. The tickets are now on sale.
the adults are $3.50 for a season
ticket or SO cents for a single ticket.
There will be six performances, one
every afternoon and one every eve
ming for three days. Miss Archer
has been In town two or three days
making the preliminary arrange
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Butler went
through Hanna Tuesday on their
way to Denver. They will return in
about a week and will spend a week
or ten days in and around here. They
will be the house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Butler.
Their friends will be sorry to hear
that MI. and Mrs. Chris Anderson
are packing their household goods
preparatory to moving to California.
Mrs. Anderson and the children will
leave in a few days while Mr.. Ander-
son will go to Fort Steele where he
has accepted a position with the
Wyoming Timber Company for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have
lived in Hanna for many years and
with a few possible exceptions, num-
Der their friends by their acQuaint-
ances, and it is with much regret
that we see them 60.
Fred C. Ford is driving a hand
some new Buick car which he pur-
chased recently.
, 1921-07-07
MILO NEWS

The dance at Elk Mountain last
Saturday was well attended. Those
who were there from Milo were
Leonard Filpula. Ed Hammond, Ida
and Mamie Ollikkala.
Mrs. Lena Hasting spent Tuesday
afternoon and evening with Mrs.
John Veitch.
Lincoln Veitch arrived Wednesday
noon with the mail carrier from
Pittsburgh, Pa, where he has been
visiting for the last two months with
his brother Will Veitch. Lincoln ex-
poets to spend his vacation here on
the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Quealy went
into Hanna Wednesday to spend the
day.
Gene Skiver and son Sidney were
helping with the new road through
the Veitch field. This new piece OF
road is quite an improvement to this
end of the county and is appreciated
by everyone. especially those who
have cars. nj
Henry Edfors came down from the
Anderson ranch Thursday for their
, 1921-07-07

Ter in Hanna Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Kenny took her daugh-
ter Helen to Cheyenne Tuesday to
undergo an operation on her nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Siltamaki
have returned from their honey
moon.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell came in
from the Dana Meadows ranch last
Wednesday,. She returned the same
day.
f. H. Martin went down to Lara
ME Saturday on business. He re-
turned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Cook re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from their
honeymoon, which was spent in Cali
fornia.
Miss Morley Harrison of Walcott
spent several days in, Hanna last
week visiting Miss Betty Martin.
George Turner went down to Lara
mic Saturday returning the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. McClelland
came down from Rock Springs on
Thursday. Mrs. McClelland and
daughter Margaret spent several
days visiting Mrs. Fred R. Wilson
and then went on to Denver where
they will spend the remainder Of the
summer. Mr.. McClelfand will be in
Hanna several weeks on business
for the coal company.
MI. and Mrs. Tom Quealy came in
Thursday from Milo to meet Mrs. B.
Finch of Pueblo. who will spend a
few weeks visiting at the Quealy
Basin ranch.
o. A. Graves Of Denver spent Tues
day in Hanna in the interests of
Armour and Company.
Miss Grace Butler is visiting her
cousin Miss Ruth Dodds, in Lara
ME.
Rev. J. c. Mylroie. Mr.. Clifford
Dickson, Henry Woods, George and
Albert Mylroie, formed a party who
enjoyed a fishing trip on Sage Creek
last Tuesday.
Urho MAXI entertained fourteen Of
his young friends at a most enjoy
able party Tuesday evening, the oc-
casion being his thirteenth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amoss, Mrs.
Agnes Rate and Will Rate spent
the weekend at Pathfinder Da2 :.
Dewitte Bostwick Of Eden, Iowa,
is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cardwell. Mr.. Bostwick is a
of Mrs. Cardwell.
Roy Cummings and Tom Meekin
vent down to Denver Saturday and
spent several days there visiting.
Miss Mamie Aho was the hostess
at a delightful party last Monday
in her home. The early part
of the evening vas devoted to play
ing games, later a two course lunch
was served.
Mrs. John Milliken returned Sat-
lrday from Cokeville where she has
been visiting and attending to bust
matters.
Misses Eta and Emily Dodds came
from Lyon Friday. They spent
l day or two here visiting relatives
before going on to Laramie where
hey will visit Mrs. E. A. Brown.
Misses Agnes Saunders and Mar
,aret Erickson are visiting at the
ranch at Leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Briggs were
, 1921-07-07

80 Waen owners tell you OF
two year old cars and of twenty
or thirty thousand miles Of serv-
ice be not surprised. 1t is not
that they have an unusually
good Essex (but that every
Essex is 80 different from other
cars Of its class that II rightfully
holds it, exclusive title as ''T,he
moderate priced, economical
light weight car with costly car
Performance and reliability"
Would any similarly priced
car be - desirable after a years
service?
, 1921-07-07

no similarly priced
car will undertake. 1t is fine
to know that one drives a car
that need not give way to any
other on any stretch of open
road or hill.
1t is fine to know you have
as sturdy and al good q per
former as those who are driving
cars costing twice the Essex
price. M.
But the greater delight grows
as month after month you learn
Essex reliability.
All its advantages cannot
be seen in the new car. Many
, 1921-07-07
FAvORITE OF
Is CARS

"
Have driven 5000 miles
to date ahd instead Of de-
preciating In efficiency my
Essex has Increased daily.
II is the greatest Of Is
makes have driven. Ny
next car wfll be an Essex.
And 20 wifi he .next.
average in summer
driving 10 nilss ana II
winter Is miles per gallon.
! do not know Whist tire
trouble II.
BRUCE
City IN. 8ab1F1Aa Realty
Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
, 1921-07-07
How to Choose a Motor Car

devices which provide for longer wear or for
taking up wear at no expense are not c~onspicu-
Gus. L y
The Essex clutch, as an example, so complete
ly performs its function, owners are hardly con-
scious that the car has such a unit.
There are many types of clutches.
In a new car they operate equally well. But
time reveals the difference and ~justifies the
greater cost put into the Essex in design and
workmanship.
Throughout the Essex are found just such
items that assure a longer, more satisfactory
service.
, 1921-07-07

DO you choose an automobile merely by it's
looks?
Appearances alone often determine the
choice b.,
But the way to judge an automobile is by what
it and rival cars are doing after a years hard
service.
So the showroom view and the demonstration
we can give you can not reveal the long endur-
ance you get in the Essex.
But from scores of owners you will learn what
Essex means in reliable service, in low operating
cost in freedom from repairs.
Our demonstration will show performance of q
The Washington times., 1921-11-23
H. G. Wells Declares
Need of .Follow Up
Arms Meet Evident

The general mood Is hopefulness
tempered by congestion. mental and
physical. and by sheer fatigue
There is no rest in Washington. nc
cessation.
Last winter I was q happy in
valid at Amalfi. sat in the Italian
sunshine. the hours were vast globes
Of golden time. my mind and my
soul were my own.
Now I live to the tune Of tele-
phone bell and the little feverish
American hours slip through my
hot. dry hands before can turn
my thoughts round. / wish l could
attend to everything.
Behind Closed Doors.
The conference has evolved two
committees. one on disarmament ano
one on Pacific affairs, which meet BE-
hind closed doors, 80 that one has
three or four divergent reports OF
what has happened to choose from
delegates at hours and in devious ways
call together the press men to make
more or less epoch-making statements
there are particular conferences with
representative business men OF this
country and educationists OF that, and
so forth; one In called upon by a multi.
tude of well-informed people insistent
upon this fact or that point of view,
eloquent stdelights from South China,
Albania, Cxecho-Slovakia, Glamour for
attention.
And there Is a terrible multitude of
mere pesterers, who want To do some
thing--they know not what.
The weather here Is unusually warm
and inclined to be cloudy, a brew
house atmosphere, due entirely. one
humorist declares to the tremendous
fermentation that Is going on.
The fermenting vat overflows with
to press OF all the world. All the
world, we feel, Is present In spirit
at Washington.
Three questions stand out AZ Of i'm
portance and significance. The naval
disarmament discussion, AZ one could
have foretold, becomes a haggle for
advantages. Each power seeks to
disarm the other fellow. Great Brit
ain detests the big raider submarine
and wants none Of 1t; 1t Is America q
only effective long-range weapon.
A Glamour to US from across the
ocean from the French Senate for un-
limited submarines. These will be to
attack Great Britain: there can be no
other possible use for them. Perhaps
the French Senate does not really
want war with Britain. but this Is the
way to get II.
Japan is asking for q to 10 in
stead of a 6-to-10 basis for herself.
And so on.
So long as unsettled differences re-
main, disarmament discussions are
bound to degenerate IN this fashion.