New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Lloyd George
Man ON Whom
All Eyes Focus
Irish Situation Yet May Pre-
vent His Visit Here;
Late Vote of Confidence
Assures Brands Visit


Assures Brands Visit
matte corps, and was Minister TO Den
mark before being sent to the United
States. He is scholar and author as
we'll as a diplomatist, having published
IA Literary History of the English
People and other studies N English
life and letters. He has a conpre-
hensive knowledge OF America, and his
conduct IS an ambassador during the
way period won him the highest respect
Of the American people.
A1bertini Most Interesting
Of the Italian Delegates
Italy sent to Paris Orlando and Som
nino, diplomatists of the old school
The newer orientation in italian poll
tics is disclosed in the selections for
the Washington conference Senator
Carlo Schanzer, the president Of the
mission, is a member of the Giolitt
group and has been marked BY many
as future Prime Minister He has
served as Minister of Finance and is
one of the Italian delegates to the
League of Nations, where he has served
as a member of the disarmament COM
mittee.
Deputy Filippo Media is the leader OF
the Catholic Popular party and was
long militant Catholic journalist. He
has also been Minister of Finance. But
perhaps the most interesting person
ality on the delegation, from the Amer
lean point of view, is Senator Luigi
Albertini, editor Of the "Corriere della
Sera," Of Milan. Senator Albertini IS
just fifty years old and for twenty
five years he has been at the head Of
the most influential newspaper in Italy.
He has recently resigned his editorship
to give his entire time to politics.
Albertini was one of the earliest ad-
vocates of Italy's entrance into the war
on the Entente side On December /,
1914, Premier Salandro nominated him
Tor Senator. His election was unsuc-
cessfully fought by Prince von Bulow
and group in the Senate headed By
Bulow's brother-in-law, Prince de Cam
poreale. During the war he helped to
promote the congress in Rome of the
nationalities within Austria Hungary,
which were aiming at the dismember-
ment Of the Hapsburg empire.
Senator Albertini speaks English
! Auently. His wife is a daughter Of
/ Giuseppe Giacosau, the Italian drama
tist. He was designted as the heir Of
Boito, the composer of "Mefstofele,"
coming thus into possession of Boito's
unpublished opera 'Neron," recently
produced at the Scala. He is also
known as a collector of Italian old
masters
Ambassador Ricci is the fourth
delegate. He has made an excellent
record in Washington, where his at
tenton has been given mainly to the
/ problems Of Italian financial recon
struction.
Japan is usually represented at IN
ternational conferences by her am
bassadors and foreign ministers The
delegation to Paris included Marquis
Saionizi, former president of the Coun-
Gil of Ministers; Baron Maxine, former
Minister of Foreign Affairs; Viscount
Chinda, Mr.. Matsui and Mr. Ijuin, am
bassadors. respectively. at London,
Paris and Rome. This time an innova-
tion has been made in the selection as
chief CT the delegation of Prince
iVn cot T1f<r
japanese House Of Peers. The prince
would be the Shotgun Of Japan to-day
if the imperial dynasty had not been
restored to full authority in 1867 and
feudal control through the shogunate
abolished
The Tokugawa family IS one of the
most powerful of the ancient clans,
and the princes activities in the Diet
have made him one Of the most popu-
lar men in the empire He has been
many times asked to form cabinets,
but has always declined
His associates will be Admiral Baron
Kato, Minister of the Navy, and Baron
Kijuro Shidehara, Japanese Ambassa-
miral Kato has been Naval Minister
under three Premiers- Okuma, Ter
auchi and Hara. He has built the new
feet and is the real creator of Japan's
modern naval policy. Baron Shidehara
served in the Washington Embassy as
counselor before being promoted to
Ambassador.
China, Holland, Belgium and Port
ugal we're invited to send delegates to
participate in the discussion of the
Pacific problems only. The Dutch mis-
sion will be headed by Foreign Min
ister II. A. van Karnebeek. The other
two members will be Gonkbeer F..
Beelaerts~ van Bloklund. chief of the
Division of Diplomatic Affairs of the
Foreign Office. and Dr. Z. Moresco.
Secretary General of the Colonial
. Office
Belgium will be represented bv the
Belgian Minister at Washington, Baron
de Cartier de Marchienne; Fclician
Gather, Belgian banker, and (proh-
ably) by the Belgian Minister to China,
VI. Everts