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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23

New York, March e5.--Receivers In
equity for the Liberty Starters Corp.
planes and automobiles with n plant
az Poughkeepsie. were appointed In
federal court here today. Liabilities
OF tho corporation were given in the
bill OF complaint f,ied BY Howard s.
Borden. who claims $50. 900 for money
loaned at ss2.7ts and the assets in ex-
cess OF this amount. The bill also
stated that the corporation has an
authorized capital OF $4,000. 900 d.
vidcd evenly In common and pro-
fcrrcd stock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23

Victor records for Easter. c. l.. Pierce
n Co.--Advt.
Among the cas- visitors registering
at tho Tourist Information bureau
from Connecticut during their stay
tns season In Tampa were the fol-
lowing from New Britain. Mr.. and
Mrs. h. w. Able, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~.
vile, DIR. s. w. Irving and Miss Eliza
beth Irving.
An-victor Products. Henry Morans'
---edvt. -..-.
At the Luther league meeting to-
morrow night. the following program
will be given: Violin ana piano. Ed
win and Clarence Lundquist; vocal
solo. Miss Mildred Swanson; remarks
by Dr. Gilman: piano solo. Miss Hulda
Brink: vocal solo. Morris Hoagiund:
violin and piano. the LundQuist
brothora Refreshments will be
served after the program.
Theodore Faulkner OF 80 Hartford
avenue. and employed ut Hanna's
garage on Main street. sustained n
broken arm while at work last night.
All latest Victor records. c. l.. Fierce
a co.---Advt.
Engine Company No. was called
to Stanley Quarter this afternoon to
extingulxh n grass ire.
a series of illustrated lectures on
the Bible will be given by Rev. q. NJ.
Missirinn at services at tho Stanley
Memorial church this evening at
T.30 o'clock. The slides win show
the crucifixion ana resurrection OF the
Savior. ...m.- E
Stuart Epson OF Shuttle Meadow
avenue left today for a three weeks
business trip to Chicago
victroias and records. Henry Morans'
--advt u
The case az Cardo Bianci OF Myrtle
street, charged with violation OF the
volstead prohibition law. was sched-
uled for trial In the United States
court this afternoon. Bianci was fined
400 and costs In the local police
court on December is. for violation
or tho liquor law.
Easter Victor rrcords-c. l.. Pierce
q Co.--Advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
KICK IN ICE CREAM SOFAS
Children Partakcrs I'm Philadelphia
Exhibit Prize Jags

Philadelphia. Pa. March 23.-Ice
cream soda with n kick in II has ar
rived IN this = -. How II Is made can
not be learned because those who have
been selling IL will not reveal the mix
ture and tho prohibition agents are not
disclosing the secret for fear the city
will go on n grand spree.
The cat was let out of the bag by
Miss winetta L. Stacks, Superinten-
dent OF tho Philadelphia Deaconess
Home, who said that orphan boys at
the home had been getting ice cream
sodas and exhibiting prize jags a short
time later. She said federal agents had
wiped out at least one place where the
jazzy sodas were sold.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
SISTERS ARE SUED
Brothers Bring Action and Each
Names Same Man In Seeking to OBJ
tain Divorces.

White Plains. March 23.-"These
are the most unusual cases that ever
have come before me-" said Justice
Morschauser when asked to fix ALI
mony and counsel fees in divorce ac-
tons brought by two brothers against
their wives. who are sisters.
The actions were those of John
Leibrock against Ida II. Leibrock and
OF Henry Befbrock against Esther Lei
brock. both residents of Mamaron-
eck-on- the-Sound. The former have
one child and the latter three.
"who il the correspondent in these
actions2" inquired Justice Nor
schauser.
Tho same young man in each
case" replied J. A. Goodwin. who
represented the sisters.
THAT In strange" was the COM
ment OF Justice Morschauser.
John Leibrock is a chauffeur and
Henry a carpenter. The brothers act
ed as their own detectives and served
the complaints. Tho wives arc now
with their mother in Jersey City.
Justice Morschauser directed the
brothers Jointly to pay $50 counsel
fees. John must pay IS a week and
Henry so week alimony.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
Deaths and Funerals
Thomas Toner.

The funeral OF Thomas Toner was
held at 0 o'clock this morning ut 81.
Mary's church. Rev. william Krnuse
was tho ccioorant OF requiem high
mass. The pail bearers were NJ. j.
Warren. NJ. J. Leonard. Simon Boy
ara and Timothy carmody. The flow-
or bearers were Timothy Warren and
Patrick Warren. The burial was In
sc. Mary's now cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23

City OF bridgeport Brings Action For
$4,000 For Back Taxes

Bridgeport, March 2s.-For failure
TO nay taxes. the United States Hous-
ing Corp. Is made defendant in a
suit for $4,000. brought by the city
OF Bridgeport today.
The federal government has con-
tended that the city could not col
Iect taxes from It's property but
agreed whom representatives of the
city suggested withdrawing municipal
facilities. that the housing corpora
ton. as agent. could agree to pay the
equivalent OF taxost A conference
resulted and agreement was made on
the basis OF 1919 property. The pres
emit suit is to foreclose on 1918 prop
erty.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
GARDNER SWORN IN.

Washington, March 23.-Obadiah
Gardner. OF Maine. who resigned
from the international joint commits
sion I'm tho closing days of the last
dministration at the request or Pres
ident Wilson accepted reappointment
20 tho commission today by President
Harding. Later he was sworn In as
member OF the commission.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
HANNA SUED AGAIN. I.

Pittsncid. Mass. March 3s.@-sfrs.
Noble covinston Hanna. fourth wife
OF Daniel r. Hanna. has sued him for
divorce She charges cruel and
abusive treatment and asks for ALI
niony.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
LABOR REPRESENTATIVE

Washington. March e3.--Harry l..
Fidler. OF Indianapolis has been Sc
iected By President Harding as a
representative OF the labor interests
on the federal board OF vocational ed
ucation. Mr.. Ffdlcr was In charge OF
the labor bureau ut republican head
quarters In Chicago during the 1870
campaign.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
SUPPORTING OPERA 90.

Chicago, March 2s.--ControI of the
Chicago Opera CO., has passed out OF
the hands of a small group of wealthy
persons into the hands OF 500 bust
ness men each Of whom has under
written $1,000 as n guarantee of ex-
penses. George NJ. Spangler was for
maliy appointed business manager Of
the company last night when the ar
rangemcnt was completed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
N. II. SHOPS SHUT DOWN.

Boston. March 23.--Notices wero
posted In the Boston and Albany Lo-
connective shops at West Springfield
today announcing the closing OF the
shops next Saturday for m indefinite
period. Business conditions are CIV
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Cleveland, March 23.-Di~nin
day declared the regular o.
dividends of ia per cent ca
the preferred and common
and an extra dividend of IN
cent cash on the common share
payable on May to stock of I
at the close OF business April ]
STEAMER ARRIVALS.
New York, March 2S.-Arf
Finland, Antwerp.
Havre, March 20.--Arrived:
chambeau (Fr) New York.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
RESIGNATION APPROVED.

Mahany Has Been i'm Europe As Spe-
cial Investigator for Government.
Washington, March 23.--Tho resig-
nation Of Rowland r. Mahany as spe-
cial commissioner to Europe to in
vegtiGAte International. immigration
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23

BOYS CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-23
LOCAL STOCK
MARKET TO-DAY

FURNISHED by Richter a Coz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
y9er61htsiae 3urud

-@erbadtige 3nrad-
meifnng. 9ame: @erben Sic
bas @elo, pel6es mir Sbnen geben,
audi nidt in S9naps u11legen?
Settler: Tiff gbre MIDI, Mabame!
Mit 51napS bin i@ nod reidlid
pcrieben!
= neberra@enber aus
gang q. @as lit oenn aus Sbrer
8erlobung init Ser Sobter Der rel.
@ei1 8itme %gemor6en?
Cine &eirat -. nit Der Mutter!
= &a6e. JrGulein Geim SIT
tpeIier): u9llio ser 8erlobungsring
lit u1ed5t. .ob marte, 8uri6e,
Dn mirit Deiner @trofe nidt ent=
eeben. .iebt Deirate i6 Di6!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

- @or ser S6aubu6e.
Musrufer: Sreten Sic Elm, meme
&errI1aftcn! Sic weroen bo9be.
irieSigt Sic 8uoe mieoer berlailenl
Sre1n6er (0er eben berausfommt):
9os fann i6 beltdtigen; i6 bin
frob, 0oB id mie6er braltBen bin!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
Bi-eI %befh1ftiat. MIif

gi.eI bei@aftigt. Mlio
5ilmoipa biIt ou iebt, Wie5e? 8as
BAIT gu 6enn % gu tu1l2
@eitern bin id NIT einem Gro
fen 0ur9gebram1t, beute bab' i@
mid megen peribnrdbter 2iebe Bet
giftet, unb morgen muB i9 in ein
&lolter geben!
- Gin 80 tdnbnis
OnfeI SEQ fat cine Statiitif iber
oas l%1ebermiegen oes meibliGen Sc.
ldledtes. als 5olge 0es &rieges ee'
leien. ST beginnt gu leinem Neffen
&arl: u0as MiBperbaltnis 5miiden
Sen @elble6ter11 infolge oeS @elt'
friegeS -"
rMd 0nfel," iaut ser Neffe ein,
vmeine- 6rau unb id; MIR baben
uns al1d Dor Sem ariege idon ge'
5onft."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
&in6eru1un6. Mamo

- &in0ermu III 8. Mama:
N1tn, &orlcben, mar11m tpeinlt ou
0en1l?
aar1ben: Mein Jreuno MiQi lit
in cine on0ere GtroBe ge5ogen u1to
iemlnt nun gar nidt mebr 5u mir!
Wa1na: 3esbolb brol1d)lt ou bod)
nid]t SIT peinel1, 90 lino Oo6 nod)
9e11a1g a10ere fleine SSl1ngens in ser
NeaGbaridaft, nit oenen bu ipielen
fonnlt..
@arlben: SSa> aber sic iino 1tar-
fer als i@, Ste fann i@ ni@t Der
bolten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
Ger oIte Mufih net

Der\alte Mufi&met
ser. Sberf0riter: ~SSa, meme Set
rem, Sic merOen idau'n, luenll iebt
bel u11s sic 9odiago ouigebtl @us
unierm &arf bam's 8 giienbabn
pie0er 'rausreiBen miilT'n, neil
uni're 80d' ale Selegrapbenitangen
unb S6ranfen abg'iagt bab'nl"
- Mmsmabl. Nr5t gum 9au.
ern, nod ser &auferei in ser er
INNS DIR FAM: $50 baben sic oen11
STR Sbr?
Bauer: ga babe i6 6reie mitge.
bradt, muBt Dir balt mein's 'rauss
fu9en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

= aritif. Sunge Sousfrau:
r0su11> mas iagit Du 5u h1einem
&ulb5i6niBel?"
@otte: n@n, bm1, oas lit mobl
mebr Elm &albsi6niter.
: meberflIiiig. Sd bab'
g'bDrt, Traul'n Sina, Sic beirat'n
ein'n 9lngerfiinitler! Me0bten' g
Mir ba bite net SIR 8rotfart'n ab@
tretll?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

- Die Meunerm6Dlt Item.
@as Doben Sic oeun fir eille @oDs
mu1gseinriUtung? Gide oocr Mo-
bogoni?
uNeil,, 3eoernbol5. Mein Mo1m
hat ltc aus oItcn Sigorrenfil item 5ll-
1enrnenDelcinlt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

MiBbilligung. Snfel
(5ltln jungen Gidter): Sett bait ou
Dir id)on elite Sbrei6nnaidine ans
geidofft? Sd meme, II Mnfdnger
mie bu, ser fo1tl1te au6 nod nit ser
i9ano 0ibten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

- 8egreitli@. uWat? Mein
Mann bat Sb,1en er5ablt, bet ct it6
unelidlih fiblt. nadoem mir crit
IA Gage perbsiratct iino2 SEA, Der
ioQ mir nlan beute nab Saufe
f%on1nle11, Dem lusroe id ct idon Bet
bringen, Oct er iiN glidlid 5u fiib'
len bat!"
= Werplappert. @ait Tin
Der @einfneipe, Die 6l.sleid NIT Ell
11er Bierbral,erel perbulloen iiD:
~Der Yapa 1T tpobl aeraoe beim
8%ierbrauerl, &ans?"
Sobn oes @rtcs: uRein, beute
tDiro Wein ae6raut!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

5tu6ioius Bump (al,f oenr
&ranfenlager): n8as babe i6 6enn
III mei1en Siebcrpbantaiien geipro.
Gen?"
&ranfenmarterin: vM@
Die Babe Stabt baben sic ange4
pun1pt!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

= 5dlal1. u@orllm millt OH
iest i'm 5on1mer nibt Inn Trulllein
&rurle merbel1?"
Sd marte oontit bis gum @inter,
ban11 babe ib als &oblel1bdnoler
mebr Gbonte1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

Settgema Ber 5tob-
euf3er. Eouriit Sdul5e lit Don
einem Nauber in oellen @0ble pers
l6leppt moroe11. Als er Die &obe
hes 20iegel0es b0rt, i6reit ct ent'
1est: vaber bas lit bier ia oas refine
NepplofoH"
- gru6erl i6 e 2iebe.
$50 iin6 Oenn Sbre 5mei 'Sobne>
Serr Miiller?
Ole? Sa> Get cine ituoiert> ltno
ser alloere lit ieinem gruoer 5uliebe
gierbra1er ge1Dcr6en!
SET d i'm mernng.
9lidter: v@eita6en sic ihon Elm,
6ab Sic Sen @emoroeten 1T cine
@rube peri1arrt baben> MAIDEN sic
aus Sbrem Ser3en nidt au6 nod
cine Woroergrlbe!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
&eroadt.

Gle: 8, 6rie6rih> tpen1 i6 mol
al1snabmstpeiie nidt p%arfu1niert
6irL rin1pfit ou 0ie Naie = i9
CLAUDE, bu lieblt mir nur tpegen
meil1es Mrpmas! =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

8er6a9tig. &eiienoer:
Mber pie fonnte Dos Giiellbabnun-
gliid nur~paiiierep?
S6affner: Ga bat ienlano Die
Notbremie ge5ogen uno oen 3re
.angebalten, uno oaour6 lit Der st.
preb5ug in uns binei1gefabrcn. Sf
fardte, es miro flint 5tul1oen Oal!,
er11, big mir mieoer meiter fonnen.
@eiiel1oer: Stint @tunoen! @iiti-
ger &lm1nel! uno ib fabre gu mel
rer 5pb5eit, Die berte nod ltattfin-
ben io1te.
Gdaffner (glidli4er gbentnan>
Itreng): SDren sic mol, iu1ger
Marm, sic baben ooh nid)t etwa
Sic Not1eine ge5ogen?!
A6 o. Grau: uWfann, id
n1uB meinen Gteatsbanferott erfld-
rem - i) babe nidtS mebr aI15u5ie<
6en!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
GdmeidJele.

Sunge: u@lld mal, Mama, pie
Ser Snfel meinem Wopperl abnelt!A
SHUTTER: uaber pfni, 10 oar
Otto nidt 1agen!"
Sunge: r&ber infer Msupperl
il oo6 10 ein biibibes, liebes Meop-
peril"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

ugie sterufelo bat inuner clue cause &orona bon gereDrern I'M lid"
$50. IS fins ir 1c6r pile Minner bonfar boflr, DOB tie elnen att
bercu lctrroet Dt"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

- Neioerreger. u1niere
8efannte11 be1bneiOen u1s ale lint
n1ier gerlnogen. Sebt iouen Tie fi@
aber erlt redt argern. gntme6er
fauft mir mein Mol11 cine @quipa-
&c p6er Elm Muto."
uDan11 mare eS aber nod mirf'
ian1er, Sic ieben lid auf einen poa-
bela0enen aoblenmagen."
- gmpfin0am. Gin iunger
gbemalm. fin0et beim Nabbauiefom-
men feline 6roa meinen6 auf Dem
Sofa. 9eltiir5t frogte er nod DEM
@run6.
emil, elm grobes llngliid! 8eim
&einemaden 6cs &afigs babe i6
Sen Sans fliegen lalien. ., er lit
tort fir immer!"
Neues, ber5ermeiben0es 5blu@>
gen. ST. tr0itet lie 10 gut er fann,
unb fdlieblid faat lie nit einem
geuf5er in ieine Arme: uSa, meibt
0u, Chill, iebt 6a6e i6 MIR nod
did al1f ser 8elt.! ]"
= Mub Elm @1iid. 81. ienf.
Seno: u1ob Sic tuner alei11 aus.
geben oiirfen, SER Sin1mel!"
uSa, i6 botte 6os @1iid, cine
6ralt at friege11> Sic ME mas att
5u5ieben bat!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

- 9ienfeifrie. 5ommer-
iriiNler gum @adtmadter int
g9irtsbaltie): $50 iebt alle Mugett.
blide in Ser Na6t i'm Srte etipaS
po.tcmmt, oa iiben Sic bierl
Mad)tipabter: Soren @ mir auf.
3n 10 unii6eren Soften it's 6a AM
;h0alien!
- &ein @unber. Jreun6:
~Mber gu i6miteit!"
@rdutigam: u8l1nOer! 8ir Daben
IS @ra0' inn S9atten, un0. Damn
-troge. i9 nod ein bol6es Duben6
g%liiben0er 2%iebesbrleie bon meiner
9rol,t in ser 8ruittaide."
- nnibera nj itte1. @at-
te: u8os gu biit idon 5nriid,
lit oenh 8abniperre?"
@ottin: uNeinl ober i6 babe BEN
Bug nid)t mebr errei6en f%o!1ncnl"
@atte: v9(6er parlm biit gu oa
ni6t in Sbnmadt gefaQen, oan1lt
erreid)it gu bod; aaesl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

- 8orfpiegelung. @es,
bolb lGminfen Sic lid oenn Sic
Na{e rot?
Inn uuieren 9lreal1porltano gu
dteern; ser oe11ft Damn, mir boben
etmas al trinfen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

= Sc If . Mt. &0nnen Sic
oenn cine Srou ernabren?
Sc nadoem 49,.
Sic meinen, eS fon1mt oarallf an,
mas lie fir Mnipriide ma6t?
9fein 80. pas lie mitbringtl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

". gu einem WitreifnOen, Ser nibt germ oneproden fem wiQ):
uGeute lit oMr 1d0nes @eHer!"
Mitreiienber u@b 10 - ib bnb' geoodt, Sic pontcn mir
pos Iagcn!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

Mo6tmddte +: uSerr D1d-
mann, i'd m0dte S5nen 111r mittei-
len, oab Sbre Srolt nit Dem IL
nbr=3uge beimgefomnen lit; ib
Babe ibr oas @ons aufi@lieben
miiHer. "
u@eiliger @on1bi5arl1s! Madt=
rot, bergen sic mir NAL big MOT
gen SIRE - 9arpl1ne!"
gnttauidung. 9ea6t<
padter:: @o5 foQt Sbner1 ein, NIT
Steinen nad Ser Strqbenloterne GIT
merf len?
stromer: Sd 6a6' ia S6oa6 uno.
MIL. eingelpl1nnt mer0en.
Nadtwadter: Maden sc iib ia
Soffnu1gen = Inn 5ebn nbr lit ser
Mrrelt gel6loiien, NADIA gibt's a
@atihen als Straf'!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
ESQ POLICEMEN
FIGHT STRIKERS
IN new ORLEANS
NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADE
MANY ARE SENT TO
HOSPITALS.

Nv Associated prcss
NEW ORLEANS. la. Nov. ss.-Iwo
hundred and flfiy policemen haiied ioi
an hour hate today with union sympa
ihisers of the striking river front
workers.
The battle extended over q space oi
five blocks in the vicinity m the icoi
of Canal street. Numerous arrests
were made and q number injured
were sent io hospitals
The clash was the FIRST serious DIS
turhanc' tha; has marked the strike in
which i2O 600 men are out. Riotng
started when non.union workers began
to leave their jobs for the day Iron
hars. hricks. clubs and fists we've used
freely hy both sides
Police reserves were called % the
scene and plunged into the struggle.
The official estimate is that at least
twenty men were seriously beaten. al.
though many Of these had not reached
hospitals for some time after the fight.
prcicrring Ia make their escape down
side streets None uf the injured cases
reported will prove fatal. hospital an
thoritics said
Tonight heavy forces of harhor
guards augmented the police ON river
front duty. and large reserves were held
AZ the more central precinct stations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Tomorrow 90, naval experts q the
i've powers NiD hold taeir nrsl meet.
ing bon nearly o. week. They have con-
cluded th'ir inter group discussion of
the American plan sp Oar az its major
factors are concerned developments 20
d1v Hnd tonight Indicated that they
would return the matter 10 tho CON.
terence dologtIps without rcommonda
items fur important notifications.
The American experts are satisfied
that the original estimates of naval
strength. on which the Hughes plnr
was based were correct Whlt form
he committee report may take is not
clear Presumably, the British officers
nrc m accord with the American yew
iu many respects The attitude uf French
and italian experts has not been Cor
ally disclosed
Yet there was some indication that
notion hy the committee Of experts
to sustain the American estimate ~
naval facts and figure wps expected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Consulting the first concrete appli.
cation of the principle of Chinese ad.
ministratiVe integrity. a. delineated In
IN. -four points II Ehhu Root the
postal agreement Is expected to be
followed tomorrow by another provid'
Ing for gradual abolition of the sys.
tenn of eNtra.t,rritoral rights. under
which a dozen foreign governments
have set up their own courts In China,
and - "A discussion of Chinas request
that foreign troops qunrtered within
hel bondefs without treaty sanction he
Withdrawn.
may lead the delegates into some of
tNe ","st troublesome questions ~ the
Far East
Japs In Territory.
: me of the forces which the Chi
npse declare In China without author.
ity aie Jananese quartcred along the
line oi the Shantung railway and 9th.
south Manchura
This. The negotiations promise. 10
touch upon the Shantung and Manchu.
rian controversies for the first time.
although II is considered likely that the
real issusA of these two problems will
he MT over for discussion when the
conferences take up. IN the very near
future. the specific subject OF railway
leases. The Chinese also viii ask Tor
consideration oi the status OF certain
foreign telegraph and wireless systems
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is FACING
FIRST GREAT DECISION;
REJECTS HUGHES PLANS

WASHINGTON Nov 2S (By Associated Press-The Washing
ton conference approaching first great decision.
announced tonight by Vice Admiral Kato chief Japanese
pert that Japan seeks seventy naval ratio AT the
time announced with equal authority that the dele
cation stood firmly Secretary Hughes "veye three" ratio
proposal which sixty per status for Japan The
ference ultimately reconcile these accept
the other to reach agreemnt on naval limitations.
Vic Admiral Kao said the seventy ratio the mimi
necessary for Japanese security
The is that sixty for japan maximum
strength that could be accepted of American liabilities
Pacific
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Which they declare exist in China with.
Cut her consent
The general subject Is expected after
4 roundahle discussion. 90 go to a sub.
committee.
In japanese quarters II was said TO.
night the japanese are willing TO with
draw troops from areas not covered by
treaty stipulation as soon as China
could secure safety of Japanese ma
tonals and property within those zones.
Since the japanese forces are more
widely affected than those of any other
nation hy the Chinese request the atti
lude of the Japanese delegates was
tawen as forccas,ing az least declara
tion of principle favorable to with.
dIawnl
Get Year Of Grace.
Although the foreign governments
are to have n year OF grace In which
o. prepare for withdrawal Of their pos
tai systems from China. one feature of
the agreement IL expected 10 become
effective a. soon as the conference con.
firms formally the sanction voted by
the delegates today in committee of
,he whole That section refers to the
Introduction Of ccntruhand interests In
Chinese territory through the foreign
nails and gives Chinese customs nu.
thority to search mail matter they sus-
pcct. The search clause IL understood
To be- aimed at Introduction uf opium
'nto China
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Fatty Gives O1Un
Version OF Death
Of Virginia Rappe

SAN FRANCISCO Nov rs. (By Associated Press ssRoscoe C.
Arbuc picture comedian spoke his first lines today
tragic drama of which he has been the central figure since its
eeption September last Abuce told from the witness stand
his story of the happenings party his the
Francis here which preceded by few days the death Of V
gnia Rappe those who attended II this party that
the girl received injuries causing her DEATH the prosecution
TENDS and alleged this forms the basis Of Arbuekle trial
drawing a close IN the charge Of manslaugher
The defense closed s:2s after a vain attempt
admission the record Of by George Cnnen
detective of the Hotel St. Francis which eontendd would
Arb cke of any respons by Miss Rappe