The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
IRISH PEACE SEEN
BY NORTHCLIFFE:
Says Form of Government
Offered Would Let Irish
Tax British Goods
TRIP AROUND WORLD
Hopes for Disarmament and
Believes business Abroad
On Way to Recovery

Tron the Sew York times
Dressed I'm nuuso ault with
fedora shaped panama hat. brown
oxford tics and tho largo horn
trimmed gbatrs he haas worn fpr the
last two yvnrH Ipli $orth. .hfi'
owner of Tho London Tim's hJnN
Mail Evening News and humorous
other ucwaplprrp and periodicals.
arrived here Yesterday ON the Gu
harder Apuitnuia ON his tip around
the world via Vancouver ana Aus.
trala. IIo was brouzrd Ny tho sun
nnd appeared to bc In good health
and told his friends ON the pier that
ho had enjoyed the VOYAGE from
SOUTHAMPTON I'm spite ut the tnrt
that he had received "G0 wireless
messages from all parts of the
world a9idnE him To- call on his tour.
south Africa sends me a mos
sage and says You must call here
on your way homc," h" said, "Hnd
Palestine sends me a wireless saying.
20 not forget to stop of At lcrusn b.
lrm after you have com" through
the Suc2 Canal other messages of
n similar nature came through the
air across land nud mn. or course.
cannot accept all the Invitations, M
| | viii try to reach England In
| February. Ny chicf difficulty is
that | do not know how long | ahnll
bc in Australia"
Lord Northcllffe ala not have any
! trouble with tho Immigration nu-
| thoritics. ns CAPTAIN Glogtcr ARM
| strong tho British Consul General,
| who met him At tn" pier, had made
| MI Arrangements to hav" him passed
/ through, ana he also was booked TO
/ sail for Vancouver on August for
/ sydney via Honolulu.
He waB accompanied by II. Wick
/ ham Stccd. editor of The London
| Times, who win 70 as far as Van
couvcr, and three Wallets.
| J, X, IT, priOrlcuu. who has beer
driving through Spain and Mnrocc'
I'm two-scntcr and writing his ad
| ventures for the London Daily Mail
win accompany Lord Northcllfte oi
his tour.
IN an Interview given TO the re
posters In the suite he occupied ~
the starboard side OF the Aquitania
Lord NorthCliffc declined to com
nit himself on the Japanese qucs
tion Of tho policy of the allies II
the far caa. lic was equally rcti
cent concerning his cOntrovcrs!
with Lloyd George and said that h'
already had made known hl3 view
upon that subject.
Not Worrying About Nc,aL
81 am not troubling myarlt nhOu
tho cutting Off Of the foreign office
news from IN" newspapers | contro
In England as we have n good stat
Of correspondents In all parts Of tn,
| world whom we can always rClJ
upon" he said.
In regard to tho work OF his rep,
rcspntativcs abroad he read a wire,
lees message from London atating
that ". T. bullock, correspondent
Of The Times and Daily Mail had
been elected "A director OF The DailS
Mail as a token Of appreciation foi
his work during 10 years in this
| country.
What do you think OF the Irish
question:" he was asked.
at IL n great problem that has
been unsettled for 700 ycara and II
is rather too much TO expect To set
tie II now In seven days, | wondcl
II the American pcoplc know Lore
NOrthcliffc continued, that IRELAND
has been offered "a form OF govern
mcnt by which II can tax England
Can you imagine "a situation ariHul
In which Long Island would have
the power to tax New York city,"
when asked Ia explain, he sal,
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