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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
FRANCE READY
TO REDUCE HER
PRESENT ARMY
Briond VIII Promise
To Go Absolute
Limit

Washington, Nov. 1S.-United
Press Premier BRAND, in his
speech at the next open session of
the arms conference, viii agree to
further reductions in France >
army
The French premier will promise
that France is prepared to go to
the absolute limit of reduction in
her land armaments to conform
with world sentiment developed at
the present conference.
win BE Own Judge.
The limit for France is the point
where her national security is
threatened. Lacking guarantees,
asking none. France wishes her
self to be the sole judge of that
limit,
France sent her eloquent premier
/ to Washington for just one purpose:
/ namely that he might take advant-
! age of the new order of things to
appeal to the American people for
| recognition of Frances difficulties
and support of Frances militar;sT.
Although the reduction BriaI j
! ing as the cut in naval armaments
/ suggested by Great Britain, French
| sources said it would be consider
able in view of Frances situati -
France Stands Alone.
Italy does not approve the large
| French army; England has felt it's
! influence in trade relations, the
{
somewhat lost sympathy with
France in matters relating to the
Ruhr and Upper Silesia
1t is to win back American sym
( pathy for France that BRAND will
speak. Ostensibly, he will be ad-
| dressing conference devoted to
! limitation of armaments: actually
he VIII be speaking through the
! newspapers to the American peo-
! pie. To the American people, in
the long run, France looks for sup
port in her policy of defensive mil.
itarism
This is a far different thing from
seeking a guarantee or treaty aftel
the Wilson tri-partite idea. Franc,
has abandoned hope Of that. &C
cording TO ner spOkesmen.
BRAND is Guarded.
We know we shall not get sucl
guarantees. so we shall not ask fol
them" one French official said.
BRAND was more guarded; some
what more sanguine
! "Unless some satisfactory guar
antee could be agreed to-" is tht
way he dealt with the matter.
The French premier will declare
that Frances army is less a pro
lection, relatively. than will be ma
yies of the other powers after ths
| proposed cut. He will paint a pic
ture of Germany. with her 10000
600 people, harboring a hate. read!
to spring at Frances throat shOuit
she disarm France knows some
thing of the barbOring hate.
The menace Of bolshevism. tht
necessity for maintaining an arm!
to enforce fuiflImsnt of the Yer
sailIes treaty-these and other ar
guments in favor of the largest o
| peace-time armies will be adyanc
ed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
EIlCLAND STOPS WORK ON 4BATTLESHIPS
Land Arr7conefets Question
May Be Transferred Bodily
To The League Of Nations

er the conclusions reached should
be embodied IN a treaty to be sub
m1tted TO the American senate or
whether an exchange of notes at
this conference would be sufficient
ly binding is puzzling the British.
who have seen the United States
make executive agreements only to
have them repudiated by the SEN
ate.
Senate Backs Harding.
The influence of the moment,
however, OF President Harding and
Secretary Hughes with the AIneri-
can senate is such that an agree
ment made at this conference
stands very good chance of being
ratified by the senate, particularly
as Senator Underwood, leader of
the Democrats, could marshal
enough votesSto assist in getting
the necessary two-thirds for rati-
ficatiOn.
Incidentally the Chinese propos-
ais have in the main produced q
favorable impression. 1t is re-
allied that many points will have
to be discussed, but the truth is
the Chinese We're expected to ask
for a great deal more. Their pro
posals are cOuched in language
which many British and American
officials think is an augury OF a
successful outcome of the far east
ern part of the conference
America Would Assent
AS for land armaments, there is
a movement afoOt TO transfer tbs
entire question to the League o.
Nations. This originated out of Z
chance remark of a member of the
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
hATTHEY is
new
|COURT TRIAL
Pardon or Ger
tiorari Writ to Es-
cape Prison.

mr. Walter Matthey Of Dayen-
H. who was convicted Of violat-
L. the esuionagc act in 1918, and
Esntenced to pay a fine Of $1,000
Ed to serve one year and a day in
A5ora) prison, failed in his efforts
4 serure a reversal OF the verdict
4 the United States court OF ap-
EeaIs in st. Paul yesterday. The
Eourt held he must pay the penalty
~ physician's only hope now are
4 a pardon from the president, or
4 getting his case before the Unit
q States supreme court by a writ
II ceruorari.
DR.. Matthey was one of several
involved in the ap
bearance of Daniel Wallace IN
davenport shortly after the out
Irnak of war with Germany. Wal
bce. who claimed to have deserted
he English army. was convicted OF
lsDionage and sentenced. He died
4 prison soon after beginning his
|erm.
There were two trials, in the frs
T which DR.. Henry Matthey, uncle
II DR.. Walter Matthey, and his
partner in the practice of medicine
vas found not guilty while Wallace
vas convicted. The jury dis.
,greed over the testimony concern
ng the younger Matthey
Others Paid Penalty.
In the second trial Fred Vol
ner. former county attorney o
scott county, Charles Wiese, an at
Orney, and DR.. Walter Matthe!
Fere convicted. VOllmer paid ;
Inc OF $4,000 and Wiese served 81
lays in Jail Matthey was sen
enced to a year and a day and I,
,av 81 600 but ne appealed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
WONDER II THIS
TURK IS HAPPIER
THAN ANY OTHER?

Chicago, Nov. f8--The Hard
ing Girls club of Morris q Co.
today began knitting a black
and gold sweater for Supreme
II. a 39-p0und Illinois bronze
turkey. 70 wear on his way to
Washington for President Hard
ing's Thanksg sgiving dinner. The
bird will be sent by airplane
and the sweater IS to keep him
warm during the trip.
This same girls club last
year sent a turkey to Panama
while the presIceut, then the
presldent-elect. was touring the
e.ral zone.
Where would MT Harding
be il il were not Tor the wom-
ems vota2" demanded the mem
bers oE the girls club. We
helped 10 elect I'm Let's sEow
him what We still think of
him"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
China OPPOSES
ANGLO-JAP PACT

Washington. Nov. 1S.-CBy the
Associated Press. China Is op-
posed TO the renewal of the Anglo
Japanese alliance and also desires
the nullification of the Lansing
Ishfi agreement, IL was stated au-
thoritat1yely today at the head
quarters of the Chinese delegation
TO the Washington conference.
These questions will be among
those to be treated under the third
Of the 10 Chinese points, it was
said
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
CONTRACTS
AWARDED z
WEEKS AGO
Action Means Suspending
Warship Building Dur
ing Arms Meet.

London. Nov. 1S.-By the Asso-
ciated Press THE admiralty an
nounced today that it had ordered
the cessation of all work on the
four battleships of the super Hood
type. The shipbuiIding firms were
notified yesterday not to incur any
further liabilities on new naval
construction unCil further notice
from the admiralty.
These contracts were awarded
only two weeks ago.
Officials explained that the prac-
teal effect of the admiralty's order
would be the cessation of all war
ship work pending the outcome Of
the Washington conference.
Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. IS.-It is
officially stated that the contracts
awarded the Clyde shipyards for
the construction of three warships
of the super-HOod type have been
suspended.
The steel workers are affected by
the suspension.
c. S. May Follow.
Washington, Nov. 18--Unfted
1 L
stopping work on the four super
Hoods, which formed the backbone
of the British postwar naval pro
gram, gave Few impetus to the sen
timent in congress for the Tesolu-
tiOns ordering immediate suspen-
sion of work on the American
| building program.
| The admir3lty's action was vel
| coined as giving proof of Britain s
spirit of cooperation Official ac-
! ton of that kind counts more than
all the speeches statesmen can
make, it was pointed out, and
would do more than anything else
to silence those who have been at
| tempting all through the first week
of the conference to create the i'm
preston here that Great Britain is
here to put something over" On
! the United States.
Up to Harding.
London's action was expected to
/ cause pressure upon President
| Harding to approve the POmerene
and Britten resolutions which au-
thOrize similar action by the navy
department. Secretary OF the
Navy Denby said this week that the
navy would continue building war
/ ships until orders to desist by
/ the arms conference.
| Congressional leaders have been
withholding assent either to tho
/ Pomerene or Brftten resolutions be-
cause they did not wish TO em-
barrass the American delegation
! in any way
/ POmerene's resolution would di-
rect immediate disContinuauce Of
/ all naval construction Britten' s
would stop work on those vessels
now under way which are among
those to be "scrapped" under the
Hughes plan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
LEGION HONORS
'UNKN0WN HERO

Washington. Nov 1S.-An alumni
mum palm, cast from metal which
formed part of the framework ot
the first Zeppelin shot down in the
World war, was placed on tbs
tomb of the unknown soldier" at
Arlington yesterday by delegation
composed of members of the Amer
lean Legion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
2-YEAR-OLD BABY
SCALDS TO DEATH

Springfield, Ill, Nov. 18.-PIay-
ing beneath a washing machine
over which his mother was work
ing, 2-year-old Daniel Vernon
Campbell Of Mechanicsburg near
here, yesterday reached up a chub-
by little hand and loosened the
water plug. ScaIding water del
uged his body. He died II hours
later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
NE WBERRY Wins
COURT RULING
ESupreme Body Decides Senatorial
Candidate Need Not File State
ment OF Expenditures.

i Washington. Nov. 1S-(United
Press. THE supreme court deci-
sion in the case of Senator New
berry, Michigan, makes it unneces-
Fsary for a candidate for the United
States senate to file any statement
Eof expenditures in connection with
shis campaign. or election, Attorney
*General Daugherty ruled today.
4 Under the ruling candidates for
=Ehe senate are given 2 free rein to
Efpend as much money as they
please without accounting so long
fHs they remain within other re-
Fquirements of the corrupt practices
net.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
4JUST BEGUN TO FIGHT,

New York, Nov. 12-Unfted
States Attorney Hayward said the
fight against the building trust had
only begun IN esking that appro-
pirate sentences be imposed on 20
members OF a combine who pleaded
guilty of violating the Sherman
antitrust act
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

Nuhset today. 4-40; sunrise to-
morrow, 6:5S a. m
River stage ~ a. M. s.1, a fall
u i last "A hours.
AM--HAAzRRsK, Mat1EnaogSst.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18
The WEATHER

Frooabiy rain turning TO snow
Aohight and Saturday. Much cold
alghest temperature yesterday,
20; lowest last night. SO.
"lhd velocity at z a. m, miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-18

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STATEMENT

Of the Ownership. Management EG'
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 Published at Prescott. Arkansa'| for April, 1921.
 State of Arkansas, County of Ne| yada. ss.
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 That the names and addresses q the editor and business manager ais F. J. Johnson, editor, Prescott ArA
 Mrs. F. J. Johnson. business mar ager, Prescott, Ark.
 That the owner is F. J. Johnson Prescott. Ark.
 That the known bondholders, nor gagees and other security holder owning or holding per cent or nor or total amount of bonds, mortgage or other securities are:
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 My commission expires Jan. 2ls 1928.
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