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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05

ins-one. that a manifesto to the Irish
people would be issued by canon de
Valera tonight; the other. that de Valera
had come to Dublin. Confirmation OF
neither could be obtained in quarters
usually we'll informed on Sim Fem af-
fairs. It is considered not unlikely.
however, that some message will be
forthcoming from de Valera in a day
or two.
The public may never know how de
Valera managed to reach Ireland. 1t is
believed that the means by which he
landed in Ireland will be kept a close
secret, as other Sim Fem leaders abb
sent from the country may find 1t nee
essary to utilize the same plan.
An official proclamation extends the
martial law area to counties Clare.
waterford. Wexford and Kilkenny and
to the city of Waterford, effective to-
day.
Martial law was proclaimed by Dub
lin Castle over the city and county of
Cork, the city and county of Limerick
and the counties of Tipperary and Ker-
nv on December 10. Dublin city and
the county Of Dublin were not included
in the martial law district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05
HELD UNDER ADJUSTMENT
Court Considering. w. q. Com
pany's Plea in Cable Case.

Justice Stafford of the District Su-
preme Court yesterday took under ad-
visement the Injunction proceedings
brought by the Western Union Tele-
graph Company against Secretary of
State Colby, Secretary of War Baker
and Secretary of the Navy Daniels to
prevent interference with the three
cables of the company between Key
West. Fla, and Cojimar. Cuba
The company claims that Secretary
Colby has threatened to tear up these
cables. if necessary, to prevent con-
nection with the Barbados cable. The
government officials admit the inter-
ference and claim they are acting un.
der direct orders of President Wilson,
whose authority in the matter of the
landing of foreign cables on the shores
Of the United States is paramount
Before teakwood is fit for use thor.
ough seasoning and drying are essen
tial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05
Er-Pren,ier Poor;
Takes Up Writing
At So. 600 a Year

BUDAPEST. January 81
Count Albert AppOnyf. former
premier. who aligned the peace
treaty, has suffered with others
In the misEOrtunes of his coun-
try, and to relieve the narrow
income upon which his family
must live. he has taken employ
ment ms nm editorial writer ON q
Magyar Newspaper. He In said
TO receive n salary OF 1000 600
crowns yearly for two edftOrf-
ais n week.
At tho present rate OF ex-
change. 1,OOO.0OO crowns nre
equivalent to about $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05
Old TmeSpanking
For Extreme Style
Apparel Suggested

BALTIMORE. January ) (Spe-
ciaD.-The good. old-fashlOned
spanking-over the knee. out
In the svoOdshed-was sugEest-
ed as a possible remedy for the
extreme styles now worn ~
girls by Rev. DIR. J. Fred Heisse.
pastor Of Union Squarte Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. who sent
out auesti0nnaires to all the To-
cal clergy. asking them what
they considered were the pre-
vaiIinE evils Of the day ana
possible remedies for them.
The extreme styles worn by
woman and young girls were
placed first by all the clergy
men with hut few exceptions.
Movies with a Wight saffron
tinge. automobiles and dance
halls were given In the order
named. Many others were given.
but these four were decided
upon IA the most widely pre-
vailfnE evils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05
U. S. GUARDS TO MEET.
Watchmen Also to Participate ir
Redistribution Farley.

Federal guards and watchmen are
intending to enter the Redistribution
mill. Handbills distributed toda,
among government watchmen an.
nounced mass meeting to be held a,
O'Clock tomorrow night at 1O06 E
street.
Redistribution. especially as af.
fected by the Lehlbach reclassifica.
ton bill. will be considered by the
guards and watchmen.
While the guards and watchmen are
meeting at Musicians Hall, profess
sional workers of the government
will be meeting tomorrow night al
the Public Library to consider the
Lehlbacf measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05

upper levels and valley drive along
the level of the creek.
The border road will lead from Po-
tomac Park. near the Lincoln Memorial,
to Geological park, a distance of about
two miles.
The valley drive will alternate on
both sides of the creek by means of
rustic bridges. Bride paths and some
recreational facilities. in the neighbor-
hood of Connecticut Avenue bridge will
be comprised in the treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05
WANT NEW STREET NAME.

An amendment to the District ap-
preparation bill now pending before
the Senate appropriations subcommit-
tee has been proposed by Senator
Sheppard of Texas. which would
designate 37th street between Reno
road and Chevy Chase Circle as Chevy
Chase drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05
ORDERED TO PARIS

Lieut.. Col. William G. Ball. Quar-
termaster Corps, on duty at the War
Department, has been ordered, to
Paris, France, for duty with the
American graves registration service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-05

DUBLIN. January 1.-Two rumors
spread rapidly through Dublin this even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
GREATER MOVEMENT
OF COAL REPORTED

CuuhCr!aud Nd, por Is N"'"m"nt
of ,u.G and Other freight through the
Cumberland gateway, 10 points cast over
tho Western Maryland railway md the
RaIu,nurc ard ohio railroad, has shown
gradual Improvement since N"dEcs-
DAY. The slight impetus In tn" GiSI'H'"h
Of fuel and other necessities IS Thought
TO lie du" - requirements inciG"nla! n
cooler weather.
The Western MarylauI railway j. diS-
patching appr"vimTiriN '"n !"adS 81
coal east daily. from III" Upper Potomac
r. Cion and adjacent territories, %Al"h
showed decided Idvanc" over The
daily movement "t several months
shipment of coal over the Baltimore
AVID ohio abroad FROM the iair'nont
and the Somerset regions has advanced
to from con to 100 loads 4 day. II VAS
stated
Although Improvement in the mining
operations throughout the | pi"r To-
,uN,a,. and the Georges ir,rh fields has
hc"n spa em"Lic fer a !"" Wc"f'. the
mining situation - -i"Wcd more "pt.'
miSt.ral.y lay inr carriers for u 'un-
tiuurd greater output.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
DEATH FOR nine
IN FARM HOUSE FIRE

Detroit Micn.. Dec. 13-Nine persons,
seven Of them children. are dead, Aho
three others are seriously burned one
Of them perhaps fatally, as the fesui
Of q fire carly today that destroyer
tho farm home Of Mrs. MargHeI
Wakeu two miles north Of tho Dstroi'
city limits.
Tho dead are Mrs. Walkers husoano'
and her four children. Mrs. Eliza Coz
nick Of Detroit and the latters three
children. who were visiting At inc
,Wakeu home. Mrs. Wakeu Is not eA
pectcd by hospita! authorities 10 ie
cover. Joseph WcIswaM. "a. boaroer
at the homr, jumped from a SECOND
story window. his clothing ablaze. His
condition is serious. Another boaroer
escaped uninjured by jumping from the
window.
The fire started from an explosion
caused when Mrs Wakeu poured kero-
.e:nc into a kitchen stove to start fire.
The woman rushed out OF doors, being
'hadIv burned before the fire on her
clothing was extinguished.
The explosion spread quantity or
burning kerosene throughout the home,
which soon was blazing from top 10
bottom.
Tic Wakeu and Cosnick children Tere
burned to death in their beds.
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EXECUTORS SALE
NJ an ohio County Farm.

By virtue % the authority vested N
the undersigned executor by the last
will and :estoment OF James +. Blayney.
deceased. late Of West Alexander.
Washington County. Pennsylvania. that
vas duly admitted 70 probate in the
Registers office OF said Washington
COUNTY on the 18TH day OF February.
1915. in VIII Book No. 49,. az page -.
And a duly certified copy thereof was
admitted 10 record in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia. in 1921. in VIII
Book No. ---. ~ page --, I will sell at
the north front door OF The Court House
OF Ohio County, West Virginia. on
Thursday. the @2nd day OF December,
1921. commencing at ten o'clock n. m,
the tract Of land known as the homo
farm OF the said James +. Biayney. de-
ceased. situated on the head waters Of
Castlenans Run. in Liberty District
Chic County. West Virginia. and ad-
Joining lands OF Frank Blayney. II. l..
McCammon. Garry Hunt and Ola and
John Smith. and bounded and described
as follows, to-wtt:
Beginning at a white oak corner 70
lands Of II. l.. McCammon. formerly
charles Rlayney. thence south "a west
Is poles 10 a post; thence west s. poles
10 a post; thence north IS poles TO \
white oak: thence north - west 81
poles TO q hickory stump; thence north
s. east 50 poles to a beech; thence north
So west - $40 poles TO n white oak:
thence north .. west IS poles To a post:
thence Souht IS east l6S poles To
hickory. corner Of II l.. MCCammun for
nrerIy Charles Blayney; thence south -
west = poles 70 tho place OF beginning.
and containing ninety acres. more or
less
This being the same tract Of land that
was conveyed 70 the said james f.
HIayney 10y charles Blayney and wife
bv deed bearing date on the 18th day
Of October. 1859. and now OF record in
the Office OF the clerk Of the county
Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia.
IN Deed BOOK No. ~. At page %@2.
There ls n good comfortable frame
house 90 five or SIX rooms. barn. stable.
wash house. spring house and other
buildings On the said farm. with an
elegant spring at the door, together with
fruit, apples. pears. Charles. "tc.. on
TIE said land. II hcInE understood that
tho Pittsburgh vctn "C coal has been
sold. Possession given Arrtl list. l9@".
TERMS or SALE: ON" third or tn"
purchase money. and a. much NOR" aS
tho purchaser may elect t. pay. m cash
IN dav Of sale and the rcmpnd"r VIII
70 divided into TWO equal payments NJ
ono and two Years from tn" day OF sale
with Iu,crest thereon from IN" first day
81 April. 1922. the purchaser giving h!'
rut"s for tho deferred payments. secured
by 4 decd Of trust on the land sold: IN"
interest on the said deferred payments
being rayahie scu,!-aunua!iy. said notes
hn'ng neEo;iahl" and payahl" AZ the
National fNrhany" Bank 80 Nheci'nE
."t.uE. W va.
d. MrCIT:NRY.
...r.. ,., 49,. ,ru.,- +.
E.ayrrN u..rra'"t
my 30 ,, ~ -
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ON TRIAL FOR FRAUD.

Pittsburgh. Doc. l&.--Al"Nrrdro Mar
vcc!. Joseph occpua and ls!a;o De-
perna. fore!Guers Of rotncNSvill", IA.
charged with alleged uSH 81 the mails
in scheme to dervaUd. We're placed IN
trial before Judge Charles +. orr, '"-
day. ;hc prosecution ALLEGES th3, 80 Dc.
PENDANTS attempted 10 obtain money
from frank Tesla. oC toUrc,'Svi'l".
The case was not completed when
court adjourned and will be resumed TO-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
WOULD BUY TELEPHONE LINZ

Washing ton. Dec. 13.-The Ohio Bell
Telephone company asked tho Interstate
commerce commission today for permits
sion to purchase the property OF the
Sandusky Home Telephone company In
OHIO. The Ohio company proposes To
pay sI5l.@0o in cash for the property
acquired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
Ten Jap AdmirdIS
HOnOrabIy Discharged

WasninCron. Dec r. ,Ev t.r N~.o-
rlated Press -. In ANTICIPATION "f q ~
Val limitation agreement. ten rear adj
n,irals 81 the Japanese navy have r"-
reiNed h0nOruhl" LiGcharE" accord .nr 80
.;tdNircs % tho IaNanrs" deleELiirn H".tu-
quarters today som" 5000 "".p.rErE
e the Murordu steel company also have
been discharged
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REACH DECISION TODAY.

"larkshurg. W. Va, Dec. l%.---A Ep2.
"ial ~ tirr M"nongah"la Valley AZ
eoC!utlnr IS to ibs held here tomorrow 10
d",.ide finally the propusa! Of Baltimore
and OHIO railroad officials 20 extend h.
Pittsburgh freight rate basis 20 north
"in West VirG MIA ana southern
Tcuu.! l,ania rii!ss No d"ris!on was
MADE after much discus sion at lie
monthly meeting yesterday ut Weston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
Former Mayor and Father
of Present Mayor Dead

S"Iunstum. ". Va, De-, l.. Death
took Two prominent citizens ~ Sh.nns-
ton within the same hour today. Nll-
liam Knox. 81. former mayor, rnt!red
merchant and ,.yil war Veterans: and
I.Enyd IIUrscy. -, retired monument
,i~alcr, and father Of Mayor Walter
IIIrsn1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
wANrED-SALESMDN.

SALESMAN WANTED-A man OF edu-
cation aui who ~ We'll acquainted In
Wheeling and vicinity can make a de-
>irable connection with a stock broker:
We have been established twenty years,
and handle Only standard securities.
Address. giving experience and refer
euces. stock Broker. care InielugeHcer.
de l3-l
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HERMAN WINS

E"s;on. r"y. 1$.--pet" Herman. Of
New Orlr1Ns. former world bantam
weight champion. won tn" decision over
Ah!c Friedman. Of tins city, in ton
round bout hire Tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
White Sulphur Springs,
Gets Bankers Meeting

Washington. Dec. l3.-White sulphur
Strings. West Virginia. was selected to-
dav for the spring meeting OF the execu-
tive committee of the American Bankers
:,ssocia dos The annual meeting will
he held in New York September -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
DONATIONS WANTED

WANTED Donations o.: ro'atoes. ar-
pies cabbage. carrots. oranges. canned
goods. groceries. bread. chickens. toys
lash. "t'.. for MAS cheer tor the poor
salvation Army. ph"ne Wheeling 100.
de ~
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-To buy. $50 dressed chick
ems. fruits. vegetables. etc. for free
MAS. salvation Army. phone Wheel
ing 400 de.l4-J
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wANTED-A0ENTS.

WANTEp--T.1rca ShIr: manufacturer
wants AGENTS 10 sell comple'" line OF
shirts directly 20 wearer. Exclusive
PATTERNS. Big values. Free samples.
Madison M..iS. 500 Broadway. New York.
ie- l-c-o-W- ruE-tT-'H9
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WINTER
NOME SITE
South FIor:G1. near Fort Myers on
, siOosaNatcrCN river. Fruit trees
riparian rights. boating. rshirE; $1,000:
terms. e. W. DuseDherry. 1901 Adams
st. Pittsburgh. IA. De l4-g
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WANTED-Gjrl for general housework
IN Family OF two: no laundry work or
heavy cleaning; maids room and bath
on apartment floor; references required.
Mrs. II. +. Fields. Howard Apartments.
WoodsdaIe SEA de.lS-s
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WANTED--Fjrst class COOK (whtte)-
Small family: good wages; must come
well recommended. For particulars call
Wheeling 1850 clam
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WANTEp-An experienced stenograph-
or. Address E, care Intcllgencer.
de.14-j
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WANTED--I.ady experienced In type
writing. for billing department. Ed
ward Wagner. Main and Twentieth Sts..
City. de12-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
805,228 ALIENS
CAME To AMERICA
IN FISCAL YEAR

Wr~:. ..;;.,,. n",, - III" '.a,. o. .n.-
s. .-"u's." whIcn vi, aHroa"H""I ',~
.',...i wurn n" g,>tr;,'."u law w'ut :uto
,H,.r. brought ,5.-,> al:"T~ nj" n"
I.u.'"& States in "a, G>oI, gar "nd"!
lbs. ll.u" 80. arrurliNG - Ia" annual
vrpor; Today IL. SECRETARY Davis ~ the
dcpartmvu; ct lnh"". This r,uu,]rr rn:u-
pared VITA ga. "Ul n IA" prev .ups nSrIi
YEAR and = more than tive" TIA" "Stimt,"
If %Jd rhp vh.ru Nr. itatts makes tor
;lls i.Sta. yrur 1u'i"r thc operation b'c
,tc r",tT:rtt"n act
Moro tha2 ua"-fouy,h c.; the at,rus
admitted Last year were Italians. Ne
:Iuulhr~ being - 80 Is compared with
95.ii5 IN the fiscal year Of l2-u. Mum
r"~ci 10y race apart from nationality,
the report says. the Jews arriving num-
br~cd l|9.036.
chinese admitted numbered 4.nl7. an
!nCrcas" over III" preceding year. but
the admissions Of Japanese decreased
from l@.N6S Tn l?@0 to lp.61J in 1921. In
Hawaii the Japanese arrivals showed
Sigh; Increase. with a total of 2."'?.
The number Of aliens II general de-
ported. Ia" report says, showed a con
siderable increase. with total Of +.5lS
~ aya.As; @.762 for 1920.
Cost OF Millions
7, cost nnarlr 81 on. 600 t. mass upon
nj admir- ,he ;mmir,s,nt tide for tho
,7st fiscal ,a,~ Mr. plyts saws. To
,.,,or,e Pho 'o,vs orgtrs, alton ano~rn-
SIS COST n, additional $500 0On. wh;,c
the dennr,,.;ao ~ undes!raN;rs added
st2- noO "a .h, total
The Bureau ot Immigration" says
thA report. raises complain; ~ 10
smuggling and surrcpi!tiouS entry Of
aliens The '$carncn route = n favor
tie device. That il. they arrive as sail
u~s anl manage, u disappear in the
depths oc tn" country. Many others
arrive at MeN!ran ports and sneak
across the border. several hunGrtd OF
these were arrested ana drpor;ed during
thc year as rigorous deportation |" Nn'
country has been thonGht me "h'F
eNec;lve means or breaking tA'S pTa'-
zee.
Aliens "'hE pe'!tl",N 'T os ~ .,;,a
u"''Hk ne HS'L MINI ' - ;,,".in,
N'e "",'I ',, o. ,','. 49, - o,.ar
,,,n ,mn,ho- g., ,,n nrS,.,,rs war;
r,.tvar,r,- rro,rIno.
Ci,,z,rsTi-1 .roiDirc ,rfiyIsic. az tia
5o,or,,rcrt tpyo hos, extended IN . 80
ovor the country. Mr..
D,,is .,ye hu, .I,sns,rj,i ,,rrcs, re-
,,,,,o, :, = r.trc.ror IN rho nrr,her who
,,ojl'a ,hc,,enrycs Of those benefits the
.n.,I mis- ycar hainr 1r-nT2"
Desrf,a tho cos, Of handling the
,,,,s NJ Da,is GAYS his dennrtmrrt
,,.,. MOI, TIA, serf.sus,alrlnr during
,rn vrar Tho .o,al EXPENSES. covering
bv CONGRESS- amounted 70
g.; fcn $50 vhue balanced agaiust this
wcra racejrts "a follows: Immigrat.on
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wANTED-rENALH

WANTED-,;ivl or woman for general
housswork and plain cooking: perma-
nent position: best wages paid. Call
64-J, WarwOod. de.lt-i
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rOE GENT -Four unCuru;shsd rooms
upstairs. "u Vance a>cnuH, Warwood:
modern: reference required Inquire
-t2l Warwo"h Avenue. or phone ~
W7rHnod. after : o'clock p. m. lie -
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WANTED

WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE IETELLIGENCEE
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Office. 1903 Market -
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O., 81: SALE--tirSt class pool room: best
location in town. 20 South Fourth St.
OF este icnray. Martins Ferry.
no.7-2Bt
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Fos RENr-rUzN1sHEp ROOMS.

;'ul; El.NT S.naU Furnished front
r',''r Joe 81 p~:>su, huneH BATH. phone.
''.''~:. n...'. "l.. Suitable :ur. ON. bust
'"~> vrr...". price r"ISorah.". @""&
E".i - de iA-20t
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l''E :,NIL.- r'ord coupe model 1920.
"a" 81 Wink. dc Isl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
TOXIC INSCENSED
At PROPOSED CUT
IN JAPANESE NAVY
Will Not Permit Delegates to
Return Home if They Accept
Hughes Plan.
WANT A BETTER RATIO
By Associated Press TO Every e,

By Associated Prssx TO Every evening
Toxic, Nov. 2S.--Resofutions oppos-
irg the 5-5-3 naval ratio contained in
the American naval holiday proposal
and favoring the abolition Of forhhca-
tions in the Pacific ocean were adopted
by a mass meeting in Shiba Park to-
day. A number of Toxic publicists ad-
dressed the meeting.
Besides the pubIicists who urged
adoption OF the resolutions. Vice Ad-
miral Kozumi delivered an address in
which he was quoted as saying that II
the Japanese delegates accepted the
sixty per cert naval ratio for Japan
instead Of securing the 20 per cent
ratio, "the people win not only pre-
vent them from landing at Yokohama
upon their return. but win appealt TO
the throne to reserve ratification" bf
the agreements reached at the con-
ference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-28
Setting Diplomatic Stage for
His Entrance Into Arma-
ments Conference.
TO TIME HIS COMING
DURING A WRANCLE
And Contending interests May
be. Ready to Clash at
Any Time.
WHAT THEY WILL ASK FOR
by Charles Brewer Farmer, Editor
OF Every Evening.
Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.

Special Dispatch 20 Every Evening.
Washington. Nov. 2S.-Invisible
forces are setting the diplomatic stage
for the arrival Of David Lloyd George.
England's premier. at the Conference
on Limitation OF Armaments.
Assurance that was almost positive
has been received that he will sail
within n fortnight. or Immediately
thereafter. unless the Irish question
explodes in the meanwhile. Ills politi-
cal life depends upon a temporary ad-
justment Of that problem. But his fu-
ture fame win lack the Kohinoor OF
diplomacy unless he can step within
the Conference when II is wrangling
raise his hands I'm archiepiscopal
blessing. and say.
Peace, my children; accept my
plan"
OF course the Conference is not
d"adlocked. The delegates are not al
loggerheads. But before the time Of
his expected debut in America there
will he ample opportunity for forces
now moving in opposite directions tC
clash
Here are few OF them:
Japan wants her capital battle
ship ratio increased from sos 10
about 5-5-3-1s. America is insist
ent that Japan already has been
allotted bit more than her share.
England wants the offensive
submarine stricken from the list
entirely. and would decrease the
submarine tonnage already allotted
each nation in the proposed plan.
France wants more light cruis-
era, and more submarines. She
would even welcome the offensive
submersible.
Italy wants France TO demobi-
lie a large portion of her army,
and is already becoming apprehen-
sive because the latter nation lays
such stress on her navy.
America-and by America
! mean the Delegates representing
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