The Washington herald., 1921-11-02
Delegates From Italy and
China Reach Capital
Together.
MET AT STATION
BY U. S. OFFICIALS
Advance Guard of Bel
gium Representatives
on Same Train.


parley will succeed in its purposs
Of establishing future world peace.
the largest number Of delegztes--
nve In all, representing Italy ana
Climate come TO this city AZ one
time. arrived at the Union Station
shortly after 1880 O'Clock last
night
The delegates who arrived werel
H K. Carlo Schanzer. former min
lister of the italian treasury. presi-
dent Of the Italian delegation:
Senator Albertini and II Z. Roland
Ricci. italian Ambassador TO the
United States. who has lust re-
turned from an OficIaI visit 20
Italy; DR.. Wellington Koo. Chinese
Minister n Great Britain. and Dr..
ChunE-hdi wanE. chief justice a
the Chinese supreme court.
Accompanying the delegates wers
large nUmber Of advisory dele
gates. Including NJ Felicien Cat
tier and NJ. Emmanuel de wouters
d'npl!nter. technical counsellors 20
the Belgium delegation. as wen as
advisers and coTnsellors for the
British delegation. Italian delega-
tion and Chinese delegation.
No Omctnl Greeting.
Owing to the late hour Of their
arrival. the delegates and their
STATS were not accorded the usual
Official greeting ceremonies which
have been rendered the other ad-
vance guards Of the nations that
will be represented at the conclsve.
The playing OF the national an
thems OF the countries represented
by the delegates by the c4vaIr-'
band from Fort Myer and the 80
or cavalry escort were eli..Iinatoa.
However. the explosions Of hsF'.-
! light powder and the clicking Of a
battery Of cameras occurred az on
all previous occasi1ns. =
Despite the fact that by the tiuur
the distinguished guests had oceu
ficially received By rep-cSHnastivss-
of the State Department: Brig. g
\ Andrew W. Brewster. Col. James p.
Mitchell and Maj. Robert F. Hyatt.
representing the Mar DeAartnaC ~.
Z and Rear Adml. =. : Williams n b
/ Comdr. W. w. Gaiorsith reS-e' err
ing the Navy Department. and IN"
midnight hour had nearly arrived,
crowd Of representative citizens was
on hand to cheer the gucsts-
Congratulate TraInmen.
Ambassador Rice. was th'a. "a :
member Of the disiinsuisAed pen
who congratulated lrv -ngiI= Crew
Of the special ;Ia.d which br0uE"t
them to this city.
The party, hCauvd - Th'-d A.
sistant Secretary Of STATE 81 SIS. pro
] ceeded to the Presidential room a
the Union Station building. and att
4 er the exchange or peasant "s the
/ visitors were conveyed 10 then
hesdquSrters.
The Italian delegate took rus-
| session Of the la-tr s7.lte whiC
/ will be USE a. T." ltALan at
parley head IlJ:;eTS al the N"@'~
| ington Hotel while the Chimes,
/ delegates iryceedud to the h,Na-I
| quarters Of the Chinese dele Eatiti'
! s3l5 Massachusetts avenue n'srth-
west: the Bc,E;aa Counsellors eanF
TO the wiilIrI Hutsl, and the Ing
lisb ADVISORS : srg "a the Lafayel-
Hotel. where they will arrange an
details p:ep.ra,,rv to the an it'G
Of the prii sipat British Gt.v-a''S
! next Saturday.
DR.. Alfred Sze, Chinese Minister
to this country, greeted his fellow
countrymen in New York, where ne
had gone to attend dinner given
/ in his honor, but did not return 70
this city with the party.
British Delegates stay in y. y. CITY
LORD and Lady Lee, first lord OF
the British admiralty, and Admiral
Chatficld, both British delegates,
who reached New York yesterday
did not arrive with the party. haN-
ing stayed in New York for the
purpose of making some ofinctal
calls during the next several DAYS
They are expected here Saturday,
as is V. S. Srinivasa Sastri. repre-
senting India in the British dole
cation.
The Washington conference will
help toward the establishment OF
such relations as are the real gus-v
antee of peace among nations, was
the only comment which Carlo
SchauEer. president Of the Italian
delegation. would make as he
walked from the special Irain to the
waiting automobile last night
China 20 Demand Rights.
"China's one wish is that the con-
| ference will succeed; after that We
will press for recognition Of Chins's
rights in the Far East" said DR..
China, and one OF the most i'm
portant figures in the work OF the
league Of nations
Upon their arrival in New York
yesterday, the British delegates
made similar statements TO news
paper representatives.
This afternoon at 4:3O o'clock q
large Japanese delegation will ar
rive as an escort 20 Prince Toku-
gswa, president OF the house Of
! peers.