The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-11

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the Foreign Office, General Philippe
Berthelot; Maurice Casenave, Direct
or General of French interests in the
United States; Major General Baut,
Chief of Staff of the French army.
Count Charles de Chambrun, form
er Counsellor of the French embassy
in Washington; M. Leger, for the
past four years First Secretary of
Legation and Charge d'Affaires at
Picking. China; General Pierre-Henri
Desticker, chief-of-staff and aid to
Marshal Foch; Admiral Debon; M.
M. Kammerer; M. Cheys-
son; M. Duchesne; M. Girardeau;
Captains PHopital and Lumoury and
de Souderan. In addition
there are a score or more of secre-
taries and clerks.
Japanese Delegation
Prince Iyesatao Tokugawa, head of
the Japanese delegation to the Wash
Conference on the Limitation
of Armaments, is president of the
House of Peers and one of the most
powerful and popular statesmen in
Nippon. If the imperial dynasty had
not been restored to full authority
with the resignation in 1867 of the
last of the shoguns, or heads of the
feudal system, he would today be the
shotgun or great lord of Japan in
place of the present Emperor.
The Prince, who is SO years old, has
been noted not only for his efforts to
advance the welfare of Japan but for
his devotion to works of charity. He
has been characterized as "a demo-
cratic a%ristocrat and a man of peace
and common sense" The Prince
speaks English fuently, having been
educated in England, and has been a
leader in the adoption of western
customs. He has never had any mill
tary training or connections. He has
two favorite diversions, wrestling and
singing old Japanese folksongs. This
is his fourth visit to the United
States, the last having been made in
1910 when he was on his way to
Europe and when former President
Taft entertained him at the White
House. Prince Tokugawa has been
mentioned as the next probable prem
of Japan.
Vice-Admiral T~omosaburo kato,
V1luloltI u lllt navy, ln6 otCODu hiSi
Der of the delegation, was the right
hand man of Admirals Togo and Ka-
mimura in the Russo-Japanese War.
He is 62 years old, was educated at
the Naval College and later became a
professor there. For his services in
the great war he was decorated with
the Grand Gordon of the Rising Sun.
He has been at the head of the jap
anese navy since 1915 or during the
Okuma ministry.
Baron kinjuro Shidehara, ambassa-
dor to the United States and former
ly vice foreign minister of Japan, the
third representative of the Japanese
government, graduated from the law
college of the Toxic Imperial Univer-
isty in 1895 and has held numerous
diplomatic posts. He was minister
to Netherlands at the outbreak of the
war. Previously he had been counsel
lor to the Japanese embassy in Wash
ington. He is 40 years old and was
educated in agriculture and com
merce before taking up the study of
law, Baron Shidehara is a Knight
of the Order of Sacred Treasure.
Viscount Yasuya Ucihda, Foreign
AllllotCl, LiCl aIlDdooduol " liz
United States, Russia, Austria-Hun-
gary and China, the fourth envoy, is
the eldest son of the late General
Uchida, a samurai of the former Ku-
mamoto clan. His wife is a daughter
of Shozabura Doguro, a millionaire
Nara-Ken who was educated at Vas
sar College. The Viscount is Sc years
old and was educated at the College
of Law of the Toxic Imperial Univer-
sity. He was decorated by the EN-
peror with the First Order of Merit
for his diplomatic service aboard.
The personnel of the staff coon
panying "The Big Four" as the en-
voys are called, is as follows:
Sennosuke Yokota, Director of the
Legislative Bureau; Masanao Haniha-
ra, Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs;
Tsuneo Matsudaira, Director of the
European and American Bureau,
Office; Kiroku Hayashi, Counsellor of
the Foreign Office; Toru Takao, Con-
sui General.
Secretaries of the Foreign Office:
Elichi Kimura, Yotaro Sugimura, Shu-
ichi Sake, Eli Amau, Yoshio Iwate,
Toshio Shiratori, Eli Kishida, Isago
bOAlyo, I'LL lOluJlllds
T~ranslators: Tsunetaro Yamamoto,
Tsuneo Yoniyama, C%huichiro Harada,
Jotaro Takayanagi.
Chancellors: Yokichi Okajima, Thu
ruya Tamaki.
Special Appointees of the Foreign
Office: Sakutaro Tate, Etgo Fukai,
Katsuji Inahara.
Secretaries of the Department of
Finance: Tsunetka Komuchi, Taxed
Kawagoe, Yutaro Tomita, Secretary
also of the Foreign Office.
Major General Kunishike Tanaka,
Lieutenant Colonel Noboru Morita,
Major K%anichiro Tashiro, Major Tame
hide Furijo, Major Kanichi Nishihara
Captain Takamusu Tseki, Kanichiro
Morisdima, Vice Admiral Kanji Kato,
Captain Katsuroshin Yamanashi, Cap
tain Nobumasa Smetsugu, Captain
Yonhi Takeueda, Captain Kichisaburo
Nomura, Commander Teichichi Hori,
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