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The Washington times., 1921-03-16
SAYS HUBBY USED
4CAVE MAN STUFF"
Speedy Trip to Altar Related in
Court by Former Hello
Girl,

CHICAGO, March 16-The West is
still wild and woody. at least accord
mg to the story told Superior Judge
Hsrry A. Lewis here by Mrs. Clara
Quick. former telephone operator.
In the heart of the Dakotas. where
the Indian and Western bad man"
. formerly took what they wanted at
the point Of six shooters, Guy Quick
lived in the little hamlet of Burke,
S. d. 1t was Mrs. Quick's misfor-
tune, she told Judge Lewis, to meet
the impulsive Guy in his own baili-
wick.
Immediately. she testified, he de-
termined that she sould be his wife
whether or no. What follows is tinged
with the sinister and bizarre features
that furnished SO many thrills to the
stories Of early Western days.
Mr. Quick confronted the young
woman one evening as she was re-
turning to the home of relatives in
Burke.
-You are going to marry me-" he
teld her bluntly.
Think up something funnier." she
said. and attempted to pass on.
you'll marry mo or you'll never
leave the State alive" she tested
Mr.. Quick told her. We'll have no
trouble in getting a minister. We
tnlnA no InOrO u kliiIHB uliHiStcr
than we do Of killing you.
MIRA Quick testified that he per-
mitted har to go homo that night.
Two days later. however. he RODE
- to her home, ordered her to &C
company him. and locked her in his
ranch house, she says.
ARMED MEN ENTER-
We were there for about three
hSurs." she testified. Then he open-
I'd the door Of an adjoining room. Ii
was full OF rough-looking men---
friends Of his all armed vtn re-
voivers. A minister was there, too.
He appeared to be as cruel as the
rest of them. was afraid to utter
. word Of protest b>cause Mr.. Quick
held q revolver pressed to my side
while the ceremony was being per
formed"
Mrs. Quiek, through her attorneys,
Arthur Kettles and Charles Bidwell,
sought to obtain an annulment of
the marriage on the ground that it
Vas contracted under duress. Judge
Lewis continued the case, indicating
that. he could not grant a decree
becanse neither is q resident Of Cook
county.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

Western Maryland's annual report
will not be ready for distribution
for some time, owing to the fact
that it will cover a year made up
OF Federal control, Federal guaran-
tee and private control. President
NJ c. Byers, will summarize in
general way the years work for
the stockholders benefit.
The report OF the Con nsolidation
Coal Company will be interesting
because of the unusual year all coal
companies had. President Clarence
w. Watson arrived in Baltimore
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
Three Annual Meetings
Being Held Today

BALTIMORE. Nd, March 16-
Three annual meetings of stock
holders today will keep financial
interests In the city busy. They
are the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company, Western
Maryland Railway Company and
the Consolidation Coal Company.
No changes of Importance are ex.
pected in the directorates, but
stockholders are anxious to hear
the reports of all three corporations
because all three passed through a
rather trying period last year. The
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
SILKS

Steady Improvement In the gen
eral situation continues to be re-
ported from the silk trade. Prices
Of both raw silk and finished fab
RIGS were held firm throughout the
week.
Purchasing OF raw silk was
slightly improved. but is still on
a small lot basis. Little forward
contract business is passing IN the
market.
Large order buying IL still abb
sent from the finished goods mar
ket, but a larger number OF buyers
are active. bringing the yardage
distribution up to fairly satisfac-
tory totals
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
APPAREL

The spring season in apparel has
been opened by retailers with a
fair amount of success. The low
er price range is bringing less
criticism from customers. although
there has been as yet no rush for
new spring attire on the part Of
the public.
Retailers expect the movement
Of clothing to quicken with tire
approach OF Easter and the warm
er weather now prevailing.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
importers CONGRESS,

MEXICO CITY. March ia big
congress Of manufacturers and i'm
porters II to be held in Mexico City
in June under the auspices of the
Confederated Chambers of Commerce
Invitations have been sent through
out tho United States and q largo at
tendance is anticipated.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
Births, Marriages, Deaths

woLLERToN- N-NEI.soN--Emmor G.. ss
26. New Garden. Pa; Mary Irene, ss
gsrlinvllle. Ill. The Rev. John G.
AUGUSTINE E-BURKE-John. ~; Elizabet III
Jane, 3s, Alexandria. va. The Rev. Rich
ard J. Mesney.
HUNTER-MILLER--H G., 2S; Flor
ence. 22 The Rev. James II. Taylor,
BARBER -RANNEY-Frsncis ~, 20; WV
ian, rs. both OF Springfield, Mass The
Rev. John E, Briggs. =,
Beulah Mabel 2s. The Rev. Edward
NS-LAING-Chsrles L., 20, Ches-
tertown, Md; Margaret L.; %, Hines
VILE. Ga The Rev. c. q. Chappel.
GOODACRE-McGAw M, tr.. "a
Alma Louise. %. The Rev. @. O. John-
son. -
GANTER- -BIcK-FrsncIs x. 22 Rissa ",
22. Cumberland, Md. The Rev george
NJ. Direndorfer.
sCHEEsLY Y-FREY--Rolsnd Sanford. 81
Anna NJ. both OF Williamsport. Pa. rhe
Rev. Howard f. Downs.
IL-BYNER-Millsrd Lee, 20; Pearl L.
20. The Rev. George a. Miller.
GEMENY-M MANGUM Edgar Denny, jr.. 81
Allie Rue. 21- Iingle, Miss. The Rev.
John Paul Tyler
DE LUCCIA-STELLABoTT = Leonardo
23; Anna. 16. The Rev. N. NJ. DeCsrlo.
MILLER -BURkS-Francis Russell 30, Ro-
both OF Orange county. Va. The Rev
MILLER -BURGE-Francis Russell, 80, Ro-
snoke. Va: Susie Anna, 2i. Bedford
City, Va. The Rev. John II. Jenries.
EMBREY- Y-SCALES-Charles s., rs, Pitts
burgb. Pa; Frances D.. 2S. The Rev
J. b. Frazier.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
MRS. M. 10. LOVEJOY-TIDINGs.

Funeral SERVICES Tor MIS-. Mary u.
Iovejoy-Tidings, mother of Mrs.
Arthur Lambright. of Washington,
who died Monday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs James Davis, in Bal
timore. will be held this afternoon.
Mrs. Lovejoy Tidings was seventy
four years old and Is survived by
four daughters, Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
Lambright. Mrs. Ida Rice and Mrs.
Harry Mettee.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
MRS. MARY A. sINDALL.

Mrs. Nary A. Sindall, mother OF
Mark T. Shrote. OF Washington, died
yesterday of heart disease, at her
home in Baltimore, Md. She was
seventy-six years old. Besides Mr.
Shrote, Mrs. Slndall is survived by her
husband, George w. Sindeli. a retired
rolice sergeant, a son. Trueman M
Sindall and one daughter. Miss Car
villa M. Sindall.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
DIR. WILLIAM ID. BOOKER.

DR.. william David Booker. clinical
professor emeritus. of pediauics at
Johns Hopkins University, and wide
ly known in Washington medical
circles, died yesterday at his resi-
dence in Baltimore. He had been Ill
for ten days. Death was due to
pneumonia.
Doctor Booker was a native OF
Prince Edward county. Va. He was
seventy-six years old. During the
civil war he served as a member of
General Lees bodyguard and was
twice wounded. He was educated at
Hampden Sidney College of Virginia
and the medical school of the Uni
versity of Virginia
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Julia Thurston Manning Booker. and
one son, John Manning Booker, Of
the University of North Carolina
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
BIRTHS.


FEENEY-Bela 8. and Sarah NJ, boy.
RUPPRECHT-Phtfiip H. and Julia. boy.
SWEITZER-Samuel u. and Mary. boy.
SHACKELFORD-Lisls and Mabel r.. girl.
JONES-Clinton ID. and Sarah A., girl.
ROBICHEAU-Joseph w. and Ellen M,
boy.
ANDERsoN-JohnM M. and Grace C, boy.
NOYES-Marshall j. and Sadie H., girl.
McCI.ELLAN-Edgar J. and Margaret T.,
DhUGHERTY-wiison and Catherine. boy
STAHL-Ben and Augusta, boy.
MAHONEY-EdwardM M. and Alice s., boy
POsEY-washington L and Susie L. girl.
McMULLEN-LeRoy A and Emma L., boy
HAFFNER-Erich w. A. and Pearl. girl
wHEATON-Arthur L. and Helen NJ. girl
NAPOLI-Joseph and Blanche, boy.
DAVIS-Ross u. and Elizabeth, boy.
CLEMENTS-William A and Lillian E..
wEiss-Joseph d. and Marion C. boy.
BRIDWELL-Joseph L. and Cecilia H.,
girl.
SIMMS-wilIiam and Jessie. boy.
PENN-Thomas ]. and Charlotte. girl
HARVEY-Arthur and Carrie, boy.
STMPSON-James and Matte. boy.
STEVENSON-william and Mamie. girl
MARRIAGES.
MEAD-CURRAN-Harr E., 81; MARI
Louise. 10. Tho Rev. Walter g. Nc
McCAULEY-RoBEY Hubert G., Il;
Sarah A., 20. The Rev. Earle wiiney.
RAY-INGRAM-James p. ~, Ford City
Pa; Iva Lee, 20. Laurinburg. N. c. The
Rev. John II. Jeffries.
FOSTER -BINNS-Le Roy. -: L Gladys
20, Richmond. Va The Rev. Henry AL
len Tupper.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
DEATHS.
FLORISTS

GUTHRIE On Tuesday. March Is. 1871
at his pesidence. 3l6 Tenn ave- N f.
ROBERT e. GUTHRIE.
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

Weswif build either of these 5-room bungalows with
all modern Improvements your lots any of our
own developments for you in two months time We furnish
all necessary finances to complete construction. We are
buying materials at pewar prices in carload lots and
have mechanics assuring you frst-claSs con-
shuced home at from to three thousand dollars less
than you can buy the same house today Why pay more?
Cali and talk It over withuS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
A Dollar Bank kufoldi osztalyanak Macy el0nyei
egregbb 81 gnagyobb iyen intezmenye amey veze
egesz Amerikaban - oriasi vagyon al mogotte

A Dollar Savings & Trust Com
pany kiilfoldi osztalyaban II
penztarnok van es mindegyikiik
legalabb egy europai nyelvet be-
szel. Az osztaly t0bb, mint csak
bank, tudakoz6d6 iroda gyanant
is szolgal a Observation-Disclosures es
iigyfcleinek mindenfele hasznos
szolgalatot nyujt. Az osztaly mint
takarekpenztar legtobb beyan-
dorolt betevovel bir' a varosban,
ezenkiviil penzt kiild, es a vezeto
hajotarsasagok iigynoke.
A kiilfoldi osztaly amellett,
hogy epp olyan szolgalatot nyujt
Iiigyfeleinek, mint az amerikaiakat
szolgalo bank, olyan biztositekot
lnyujt betevoinek, mint keves bank
meg a yarosokban is. a kill
Efoldi osztalys megett all,a Dollar
Savings g. Trust Company, es a
First National Bank teljes va
Fgyona, amely mcghaladja. ia 3s
]millio dollart.% % ls
A beyandoroltak halasak lehet'
mex a.Dollar banknak tlogysezt q
Inagyszerii osztalyt resziikre letesi'
IItette. Halajukat a legjobban ssav.
lval. .bizonyithatjak be, shogy extsaa
! iosztalyt sllaszpaljak.s Csap5ak q be
9 tolyajt ifs betor6t azaltal, hagy
ebben bankban ,tartjak penzii'
ket es amikor penzts klldenek ha'
"a, akkor gbizzak erres II bankra
amelynek hitelet IS becsiiletet mil,
fli6k tamogatjak. 81 Il ss
u - & -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
Pater Bangha
Irta: Fot. varlaky Sander

A mult heten Youngstownban
jart Pater Bangha, hogy meglato-
tgassa a plebanost. Szerette volna
a hiveket is latni es kifejezte ez-
irant valo iohajat, mely azonban
mem volt teljesitheto, tekintve a
hivek szetszort yoltat es a temp
lomtol valo tavoli lakasat. Kila.
5tasba helyezte azonban, hogy ka-
racsony utan csjitortokob azaz
decsember 29-en este I fel I. S-kor
,nisszios beszedet fog mondani a
SIT. Istvan templomba. es ma er-
tesitette a plebanost, hogy foltet-
Ieniil el fog jonni.
Ezeket el6rebocsatva, tegyiink
nehany id6szerii eszrevetelt. Pa
| ter Bangha Magyarorszagnak
egyik .liegnagyobb elo alakja. A
| destruktiv elemek gyiilolik Ban
CHAT, amilegjobban mutatja, hogy
kicsoda Bangha. Tndnunk kell
hogy a destruktiv elemek mindig
gyiiloltek ,es gyiilolik a j6ravald
ferfiakat. I A Kun-fele tarsasag
n. KS y ~ I, - = = :. IL @x,,nl. ~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22

Dacara annak, hogy Youligs-
townban mar hosszu evek ota
nagyszamban laknak Eur6pabol
bevandoroltak, akik szorgalmas,
takarekos munkas emberek, a va
ros bankjai egy kivetelevel ma
gyon kes0n ebredtek ARA tudat-
ra, hogy ezeket a bevandorolta-
kat nekik megfelelo bankszolga-
lattal kell ellatni..
Meg 1906-ban jov5be lato WHO
val a Dollar Savings & Trust Com
pany egy kiilon osztalyt nyitott
Youngstown es kornyekenek be-
vandoroltjai szamara. * hank
nem kimelt koltseget es remekiil
berendezte a kiilfoldi osztalyf "A
mikor az epiilet 1906 j,,llius 23-an
megnyilt, a kozonseg llasznaldta-
ra, Youngstown e1dicsekedhetett,
hogy a legnagyobh 6s q legjobban
felszerelt kiilfoldi osztalya van az
egesz Egyesult Allamokban
A bank, hogy.sa lehet0 legiobb
szolgalatot nyujtsa, elkiildStte
Burger B. Lajost, 4 kiilfoldi ;psz-
=. n
taly ve1et6jet Eur6paba. Burger
ur beutazta az 9sszes enf6pai Or
szagokat es az ottani legjobb ban
kokkal osszekottctesbe lepett,
hogy azok kepviseljek a Dollar
bankot odaat. "A haboru alatt be-
bizonyult ennek az eljarrass'll.llsalk s'l.ls I
okossaga. A haboru teljesen szet-
zilalta a valuta viszonyokat les
penzekf atutalasat. csakneln telle.
sen ,lehetetlenne tette, de q Dollar
bank osszekottetesei oly jok vol.
tax, .hogysa Dollar bank kiiffoldlil
osytalya egyike az elsokllek us 4 ~ volt !!
Amerik kaban, amely az ossze kotte-
teseke1 fentarthatta Smindjarts g
haborJ befejezte utan.
II 80 ts
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
Hirek a SIT. Istvan egyLdz kore
boil

Karacsony-iinnepi sorrend r
SIT. Istvan templomban:
l. Szombaton, azaz {. no 24-en
Vigilia. Mise reggel 8-kor, utana
pedIg gyontatas. Ezen a napon
bojt van.
2. Vasarnap, azaz december %
EN-, karacsony, azaz az Ur Jezus
sziiletesenek az emleke, amely ma
pom minden templomban 3 miset
mondhat minden pap. A SIT. Ist-
van templomban az elso SIT mise
lesz ejfelkor, a masodik 9-kor, a
harmadik fel 11-kor szentsegkite-
tellel es predikacioval.
3. Hetfon reggel 9-kor, mely
elott gyonni lehet.
Karacsony clso hapjan mines
gy6ntatas.
Az uj orgona. A SIT. Istvan
templomban most allitjak fol az
orgonat es het vegere keszcn
lesz, ugy, hogy Karacsony elso-
napjan a nagymisen meg fog $40,
lalni eloszor. Az orgona mem les7
egeszen keszen most, hanem csak
husvet utan, amikor fel fogjak
iinnepelyesen szentelni, mire pie,
banos igyekezni fog megnyerni q
piispok urat. Ez az orgona, mely
most karacsonykor meg fog $40.
lalnl, egy viragbol fakadt kl
lUgyanis b. 10th Josef hozott e.
Youngstownba, egy hltk0zsegi
nyari mulatsagra egy sep vira-
got, AIT mondva: "Ezt viragot
ajandekozom alapnl egy orgona
javara, melyet megszerziink a SIT
Istvan templomba. A Niragot
kisorsoltak es a befoly6 osszeg
ikepezte az orgonanak else alap'
at, amely kozel IA szaz dollarra
Inovekedctt B. 10th JOSEF es
Franczovszky Daniel orgonists
1buzgollSodasab6l es a templomo,
lszereto hiyek aldozatkeszsegebol
Iegyiink oft mindnyajan kara
csony naplan harmadik szen
! misen, mikor eI6szor szolal mes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
5. oI.DAL.

az orosz kormannyal megk6tStte ~
egyexmsnyt, kijelentette, hogy az 0sz-
sses trnnszportokat ugy fogjak beosz.
tanf. hogy meg kardcsony el0tt vala.
mennyi orosz fogsagban volt tusz it,
hon lehessen November folyamal jon-
mex haza sziberiai foglyok ket vagy
harom transzportban, decemberben PEI
dig azok, akik Petrogradban es Moszk-
vaban, tovabba Turkesztanban Is Ukra-
niaban vannak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22

IMagyarorszagon nagy volt ROM
llottsag es most is az. Magyaror-
lszag belekeriilt abba az orvenybe
"a t0bbi kulturnepekkel egyiitt,
melybe belesodorta 6ket az az
oriilt philosophia, melyet ketsza-
zadon at hirdettek a legnagyobb
iskolak tanszekeirol, mint patent
ttudast es teljesen megmergeztek
vele az emberiseg lelkivilagat.
| Pate rBangha azon faradozik
most, hogy Magyarorszagon visz-
szaallitsa megbontott lelkiegyen
sulyt. Els ebben all Pater Bangha
nagysaga. Mert azok nagy en-
berek, Xix jora, szepre es nemes-
re tanitjak az embereket es nem
azok, a Xix oily irany fele mutat-
/ max, mely az egyent = kicsit es
nagyot egyarant - az elaljasodas
fele tereli.
Pater Bangha azon faradozik
tatja, melyet a Bethlehemben szii-
letett Jezus adott az. emberek-
mex, Ez az ut az, amely az elet
orszaga fele vezet es elterel a ha-
lal orszagatol egyent, nepet, nem-
zetet es orszagot egyarant. Ha
a magyar memzet hallgatni fog
ra, elni fog, ha pedig mem, halal
var ra. Akkor magyar nemzet
szamara is asnak maid egy kis sir
godrot azon a Macy temeton, me-
lyet tortenelemnek hivnak' me-
iyen mar annyi boldogtalan nem-
yet nyugszik, kiket mind egy nya-
valya olt meg: a hitetlensegbol
kifoly6 lelki romlottsag.
I AIT mondjak, 'hogy a tortenelem
az elet mestere, Fajdalom, olyan
mester az, akire senki Sc hallgat,
a kit0l senki Sc akar tanulni. Az
emberek teljesseggel mem akarjak
megerteni, hogy listen a mi leg.
crosebb varunk. A tortenelem pc.
dig ezt mondja nekunk, de hiaba
mondja.
lit karacsony, Krisztus Jezus
sziiletesenek az iinnepe, Xxi oft.
hagyta dicso mennyet, hogy nyo
morult barlanggal cserelje fel
melyben barmok tanyaztak, hogy
tanusagot tegyen az igazsagr6l
mely bekessegere van minden .jo
akaratu embernek ezen a fold0n
Pater .Bangha ehhez az igazsagho;
t0rekszik visszavinni a magyar
,nepet. Segitse az listen es sike
koronazza nemes munkajat.
Jezus legyen veliink is lit Anne
rikaban, mikent testvereinkkel OF
a kicsiny Magyarorszagon es ad
jon nekiink lit es nekik oft
mostaninal boldorabb karacsonyt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22

orgonank. Es miyel mellekkiada-
sokkal 'egyiitt az orgona nintegy
Ills szaz dollarba fog kerilni,
a kinek m6djaban van adm vala-
NIT, az adjon az orgona-alapra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
KARAcsoNYRA MINDEN HADIFo-
eoLY HAzATERHEr

Jungerth Mihaly dr.. kiltgyminisz-
teriumi osztalytanacsos, aki oroszorszagi
hadifoglyaink hazaszallitasa Igyeben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-22
Elnlakeztetes /.

Ugyan inelyik ] tengerrc is'sem
E emls skeztet .oljyan lenkens ezsa pa.
latong N II q. \
y y: Ahifl aaz< attossagaim -tenge
,,.s,,r, x ~ gsr sss u = " 8 Sf1S ~
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
"A Police Judge

Under of the legislature giving to the municipal courts of certain cities and towns con- current Jurisdiction with justices of the peace movement been in Phoenix to reorganze the municipal court to accept this jurisdiction That would require a municipal judge who could give his time exclusively to business As it is and has been for years the position of magistrate has been combined with that of another office and has been made subordinate one
 There is other town in the state to which this legislation would so well apply The volume of municipal business greater than that of other city Arizona. And probably other trans fers many to the superior court
 The county authorities this reorganiza ton and have that they win operate to the fullest extent. furnishing the services of stenog rapher free in cases which likely to before the county court.
 For humanitarian reasons also, the re-organiza ton is asked At present we believe the proceed ings the city court take place in the afternoon usually within hour Cases not disposed of over to the following day. Thus prisoners. of the laeness the hour hearing, longer than they should be.
 The city jail is antiquated and unsanitary place incarceration may be found anywhere in the Provided for of 5000 when it built generation it is made to serve for population of 10000.
 It is desirable that persons committed it should their cases disposed speedily possible; that they be sentenced prompy if is to be imposed; to be discharged promptly if guilty if the develop to be county cases. that the prisoners be transferred to the county jail
 It is pointed out that the only additional ex- pense reorganization would be the salary of the police judge which would probably not exceed s200 a month. It is pointed out also that that amount would probably be saved in the expeditions handling the business before the court.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-29
WHOSE MOVE?
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE (Copyright, 1921. by Frank Cranel

We'll? F
 That really is about all there is to be sad-"We?"
 The United States would like to reduce the size of her navy if the others would Ditto Great Britain Ditto Japan.
 These three are the only that really have any say in the matter
 If so, why not begin?
 Eventually, why not now?
 Especially every nation is sweating blood under it's tax burdens
 Are we to continue preparedness that is expen- Isive war?
 As for whose move it is, it is unquestionably ours.
 We naval empire. Our territory is self-suffi- lcent.
 Great Britain is an island dominion.
 Japan is also. She has territory to protect that reaches from the Kure Islands to Formosa and stretches off into the South Pacific to the Caroline and Marshall Islands which are now under Japanese man. idatary
 Japan and Great Britain are both dependent sup plies obtained by Fleet destruction would starve either of them It would not bother the United States
 We are rich. We are unentangled. We would not be accused of fear.
 All we need is the courage of gentleman, and less l. of the cheap vanity of the bully l Speaking as for Japanese sentiment the other day. Dr. Iyenaga, Director of the East and West Bureau, said:
 both Japan and the United States simply fooishness for this Today the naval tonnage of the United States is about 100000 and that of Japan about $40 0O0 which that the proportonate strength little than to in favor of the United States 2 When Americas present naval programme IS con- peted in 1925 and Japans present programme IS com
  exactly at the ratio-2 to in favor of the United States And if both countries keep on building and complete the present programmes they will spend un necessarily billions of dollars without altering their proporonate strength. The idea that little country
 ike Japan could successfully compete with the United States in huge naval expansion, knowing almost
 limits is impossible The expense for the United States would be heavy and for Japan practically ruinous. s If either Great Britain the United States should propose conference with Japan, looking toward duced naval programmes and logical sequence par al disarmament afterward it is my profound convic ltion that the suggestion would be most heartily well coned by the Japanese Government and the Japanese d people,"
 o It looks as if it Uncle Sams