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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

Berlin 9. kv6tna V6snovi socialiste kerikalove ma
konferencch svych sran hasova pro pet ultimate spoen-
GU N6mecka ldova rana konservativn kaptastcka
ma SO proti hasm zamitla navrh Demokrate by
dani pilnoci.
Jezo neodvisl soca6 liz prohlas jsou pro priiet
spoeneckych podmnek panuie prevedGenf schv
!eno fisskem sn6mu bezpeenou vetsinou.
Paul Ioebe cd vetsnovych socialist pfeseda rsskeho
snemu bude pov6ren presentem Ebertem oem sesaveni
noveho kabnetu
Berlin, g. kvena Depese ku Deutsche Allgemeine
Zetung Muehlheimu dnes pravi re rancouzsk6 vosko
Ged>rfu vkrotlo do Ruhru noci obsado rzna
sta meste Muelheirlu mezi mimi narodni banku.
Nemecko ma az do pHlnoci r. kv6tna uvazovan spoie-
neckch podmfnek Po vyprsen teo hy ma da rozhodnou
odpoved = neb zdali prime tyto podminky. Od-
mtnu bylo by bezodkana nsdovano ckkupacf bohate
dnsrani oblas Ruhrske Gemuz liz vsechny pfipravy
konany.
Celkem jest zadano cd Nemecka nahradach 1876, ,OOO-
o00 900 zlatvch marek, dili as sa3 7HO. .0Oo, 900.
Robert Fredlander, zndmy narodohospodaf nancnik,
rad vym kraanm ahy priali spoenecke podminky jezo
neisou pry nerozumn6 dali spnt okonost ez budou
vt6leny do smlouvy.
Duessedorff g. Evetna rusiva prhoda mezi ci-
vstv voaky fancouzske okkupaGnf armay udaa
kdyz automob n6kolika roziaenvm osobam acejicim
Kona velkou rvchlcst proel koem voienske hlidky
Duessedorffu.
Jeden muzu automobile vypaiil revoveru kule u
raza prst jednomu ancouzskych voakG Tz teefonoval
tso kary radIm do Duessedorfu kdyz tam autmob pfi
je bv zastaven pasaze zaGeni Budou postaven pred
voienskv soud
Gin vice blizi den okhupace Ruhrsk6 tim vzdorneisi
stava nalada obvvaesva ieho vzrsa. Begcka
batee byy namrenv cast Duessedoru jez az dosud
hyl takto kra spoeneckv veltel oznam purkmsu Kott
re zahaena bude paba pr prnim vbuchu nepTate
stvi
Deguette, vrchni vete okkupatn armady, otekava
utery poledne.
Essen O. kvetna = Mestske rady Dusburgu Rhurfortu.
posla spoecnou resouc berinske vlade Ia
dac it, aby nepodpovala "zadny document imz byI by
Rhursh haviri zotroeen dohode."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
NAPOMfNA POLAKYINEMCE.
RADA VELVYSLANCU UPOZORNUJE, zE JEDINE
MEZIsPOJENECKA KOMlsE MA PRAvOMOC
VHORNfM SLEZSKU.

Pafiz. g. kv6tna. tim cem zfeteli aby ukazala
he media iaksevati aksnkcs
nim Sezsku rada vesanc SVEN dnesnn zasedani
hodla sc podniknouti diva kroky, sice:
L. Pozadat poskou vladu ably vystoupla proti poskynl
agitatorim.
2 Pfipomenout n6mecke Wade re mezispojenecka ko-
mise Honim Sezsku ustavena die smlouvy Versalske
plnou pravomoc mad onm 1zemm az nev rada oznam
rozhodnuti vzhedem pebisctu pozada nemeckou vadu
aby Sc vzdala vseikeho zakrocenf tam.
Pafz g. kvetna Zpravy, jez dochazeji Horniho Slez
ska, sved6i suac nanevse krke nebo spoenecke
sko jest boovati N6mci Polaky Jedna depese
pravi re srazce Nemc Fancouz NELL nekok muzG zabi
tch ranenvch kdezto tuce a byo zabito p pou-
su zadrzeti tlupu PolakG.
Jest zfemo, re spoienecke vojsko Hornm Sezsku ma
sedkem sveho ma6ho pocu nemdze mnoho delat bylo
velmi obzno spoience posla vice vojska yn Avsak
zrov spoenc nehoda strpet ably n6mecke vojsko udea
10 pofadek To by znamenao nepfaestv mezi N6mci Po
lakv coz by mohlo ves k valce vekych rozmerech
Snad nedulezteisf udalos dne byo rancouzske ozna-
men re nabdka Berna posa rsske voisko do Sezska
pomoc spojeneckJm voiakdm. byla zamnuta.
Opolf. Horni Slezsko g. kvetna. Francouzsu vojaoi
sfe dnes do davu NemcG keTf ohrozova ednoho poske
bo vezne, usmrtivse diva a zranivse nekoik jinych
Ma ukdneni obyvatelstva purkmistr vyda provolani
vybz obyyatesvo ahy zachovao chladnou rozvahu
melo dHveru spoeneckou koms Agtace zde bya znat
ne rozvena zran6nm dvou n6meckch poicst posednich
dvou dnech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
STAVKOVNf VYTRzNOST.

Rochester. N. Y. 8. kvetna.
Behem vytrznosti. ma niz sc po
dilelo asi 400 stavkujicich del
niku a jeiich pratel. zde dnes.
nekolik policistu bylo porane-
no, diva vytrznici vazne po-
stfeleni a padesat jinych, mu-
zu i zen, bylo omraceno neh
potluGeno policejnimi obuSky.
Bvla to nejhorsi vytrznost We
stavce stavebniho delnictva,
jez zaGala /. dubna. Policie
pravi. ze byla pfivodena tim,
ze stavkari chteli prekazeti do
vazeni asfaltu ma spravku ulic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
CUVERNER PODKARPAT.
SkE RUSI RESICNOVAL.

Praha, 8. kvetna. - Jak o.
znamuii "Narodni Listy," presi
dent Csl. Republiky, t. G.. Ma
saryk priial resignaci dra. Gre
CORA Zatkovice, guvernera Pod
sarpatske Rusi. -ienz. iak- zna-
mo. pres svetovou valku zdrzo-
val Sc V Americe.
Podkarpatska Rus, jak zna-
mo. ma svoji samospravu V ram
ci Ceskoslovenske Repbliky =
Zatkovic, ienz byl jednim z
hlavnich pracovniku pro osvo-
bozeni Podkarpatske Rusi be-
hem valky, po utvoreni Cesko-
slovenske Republiky povolan
byl do prvniho uradu osvobo-
zene domoviny, avsak b6hem
celeho Gfadovani bylo mu pra-
covati $ neivetsimi potizemi,
coz piimelo iej, ze dne 1G.
brezna podal svoii resignaci.
ktera teprve nyni byla priiata.
Jsou to hlavne sporv mezi
Rusv a Ukrajinci o uzivani Ii
terarniho iazyka. spory mezi
orthodoxni a uniatskou' cirkvi
a ir'ridenticke aspirace mad ar
ske mensinv, jez st6zuji uklid-
neni pomeru V Podkarpartske
Rusi jez pfimeli Zatkovice k
resignaci. Kdo stane Sc ieho
nastupcem. proZatim Sc nena-
znacuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
z KOSLOVENSKA DO MEXIKA.

Washington, 9. kvena = Uprchnuvse Ceskosovenska,
kdyz viso jeh prnvodnm iste byo zrueno amerckym
konsuem Praze manzele NJ Aderov ejich osmm6sicni
dceruska ou drzen Vera Cruz Mexiko hroz Jim depor
Evropy Cheii ie do Clevelandu kde ejich pr-
bunny David Strauss 1922 Orange Ave. bratr p Aderove
sbue postarati dokazuie re jeho ovocnafsky ze
naky obchod vnaS $4,000 tydne Jezto vsak amercke
viso ma sv prvodn list nasedkem falesneho preds
n pTekazku iech pfipusteni do Spoi Satd Ia
kongresnka Burtona vzbuzen b tento pfpad odbor
statu sibi mu celou vec dHkladne vysetriti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
starry UCET MA BYTI
VYROVNAN.

Washington. 9. kvetna. DIE
predlohy podane senatorem
Lodgem a priiate dnes sena-
te. ma bfti statu Massachusetts,
vvplaceno s233.O0O iako od-
Skodne "a vtlohy, iez mel o.
pevnenim sveho pobrezi a pri-
stavh b9hem obtanske valky.
Pfedloha nyni jde do snemov-
ny poslanecke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
CESI v KLADSKU PRO SPOJENf CESKOSLOVEN-
SKOU REPUBLIKOU.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancel;

Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelaf
Kladsku neutucha snahy tamnch Cechu pfipojeni
Kladska csl republice. stopadu 1920 bya uvedena
zvo Naron ednota Kadka ktera velm zve prosperovaa
Proveda soukrome scan du zaozila cesky ydenk Ori-
Jeii usfedna sprosfedkovaa behem pe mesc1 pres
Zradou isteho orodce byo vak jej 1stred
celia tinnos odhaena Vddc osobnost byl pr
nuceny uchvti ceskoslovenske republky Kads &C.
chove hoda vpraviti deputac presidenu republiy min
Benesov mirove konference zaokrouhleni
hranc Ceskoslovenske republky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
BORAH MA VALECNE STEZCE.

Washington, 9. kv6tna. - navrhy obmezeni manor
nho zbroen bude pokracovano senate pres yadrene pran
presdenta Hardnga aby kongres zdrzel vseho edna
pTtomnou dobu senator Borah republican Idaho
oznam prohasen vydanem dnes. Zaroven pravil nema
njak mysl zasahovati do autoy presdentovy Pdvodnf
navrh Borahv ze ably president svola konerenci nz
byy by zastoupeny Spoene Saty Veka Brane Japan
uGelem dohodnutf O obmezenf namoTniho zbrojeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
CARUsO BUDE. OPET ZPivAT.

New York kvetna. - Enrico Caruso. nejslavnsA tenor
jenz prodeal tezkou nemz psalo ze nkdy
liz moci zpfvat kdyby pozdrav byl op9ne Il
skan pro pf Metropolitan opery Pntomn9 zoa
vuje Itali
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
UTOK. MA GUVERNERA.

Widen kvetna. = Komuniste vcera odpoledne vtrh do
schdze st Lorenz kdyz guverner Syrska Rnelen mluv
obecenv Guverner bvl shit vyhozen okna budovy pak
kamenovan Jeho sav jest naneivse vaznv Mnoho za6en
bylo provedeno nasedkem eo pfhody Komunise vrd ze
puverner prcnasledoval jeich soudruhy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
BERLIN STAVA Sc POVOLNEJSfM.
VETSINA v RiSSKEM SNEMU PRO
PRIJETi SPOJENECKYCH
PODMiNEK.
JEDNO MEsTO v RUHRU OBsAZENO.
BULLETIN:

Berlin 9. kvetna. Dnes pozds ednoti-
vych poitickch ran doznava ze bude uter bezpecna
vetsina fsskem pfjeti spojeneceho ultimate
vzhledem X nahradam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

srees when the outside temperature
IL ~ degrees and the relative hu-
n!lol'S is 69 per cent w.:h other
atmospheric conditions the water
VIII De cooled TO within % degrees OF
the existing dew point with a min
mum temperature OF 45 degrees. This
tower effectively disposcs OF the
problem which confronted Dodge
Brothers construction engineers II
makes possible the repeated use OF
the same supply OF water. with a
loss OF only > per cent due 10 evap-
SUBSTANTIAL type. capable OF with
an hour.
-Four immense smoke stacks each
2iO feet high and Is feet in diameter.
ar" being erected. They will be
among the largest in the country
Although the powcrhousc was not
sthrted nntil May is, 1920. it is now
practiSaliy ready for operation The
first fire was started February /.
Many OF the factory executives were
present TO observe the ceremonies
Built o. cost Of $500. 400. the power
plant is without question one OF the
engineering trIunphs OF modern In
dustry II - significant In this CON
plant was built by dodge Brothers
CONSTRUCTION department. with this
plant la operation. tn. factory 80
safcfuaTded against any future cncr-
Rencies sucn as she breakdown of
the central power plant. on hitch
are dependent.
OF number of large expansion pro-
lects now In progress nj Dodge
brothers. the total COS, OF which viii
be approximately $s.0Onc00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
BROTHERS. PLANT
SOLVES HARD PROBLEM
Huge New Power Factory Is Fine
EAamplc OF Engineer
ing Skill.
CONS MES TONS OF coal
Conling foyer Is Largest in World;
No ShovcIs Used In Firing Up or
Removing Ashes i'm Eight Huge

The man who goes shivering to his
cellar morning after morning 20 lay
on Il few shoveis OF coal and shake
the CRATE" will look with cnviouS eyes
on the immense ncw power plant now
being completed by Dodge Brothers.
Detroit motor car manufacturers.
Tons and tons or coal viii be- con-
sumed there beneath eight hugc
boilers, bus not one shovel wal he
in sight. II IL to be ehovci-lcss"
plant from beginning to end. No
coal VIII be shoveled in ard no ashes
Will b. shove!cd out Everything Il.
to be automatic. \ ear dumps iia
fuel cargo into hopper and passes
on. Soon another car comes ard re-
cciHcS load oil aShes-and no hu-
man hand VIII nave touched the coal
ton.
There are other equally remarkable
features or this up-,o- date nlant
which make strong appeal TO any
on" interested In seeing hom manu-
laclurcrs TO lay arc solving problems
which would have been put aside as
impossible less than n generation ago
IN" power plant is designed for An
!hHta'i"d capacity OF 5000 * w and
IONS OF water Il minute for each TO-
coo X. " unit. There IL no natural
water supply within miles Of the fac
tory. TO take water from the city
mains and then waste il after passing
once through the condenser wound
be out OF the question. Not only
would the cost he prohibitivc-!t
would be about 20 cents a ,housa nd
cubic feet. OF $3.50 an hour-but the
drain Of the city's supply would be
Tar too heavy. In other instances
wher" similar problems presented
themselves. the solution has been
.0uhd in a cooling pond. large res
erFo!r. where the water was stored
ana used over and over again. In
th:s case, however. 80 large n tract
vas not available. Not only arc
property prices high but there was
danger that the spray rising from
such pond would damage ncw! Is.
inahuiactured cars and parts So
thls pIao . $50 WAS abandoned
From this problem or conglomera-
,'3n Of problems grew the plans for
VIVA. has now become the largest
cooling tower In the world, struc
ture !tG feet long. % feet wide and
lOi feet high. 1t is capable Of cool
ing 1900 gallons OF water m,nut o
from temperature OF 1O5 to 81 de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

called the woman with an idea" be-
cause she dug down through the de-
oris OF tradition and experiment and
found the rock upon which tho RICH.
school can rest The business OF
and supply tho needs of growing or
Sanisms. First. there are the needs
OF the boy. The nervous system
should not be violated by the minute
attention that is needed for a young
child to learn 10 read and write
That must come later. All formal
work should be postponed
My school is Il place whore there
are no desks, no grades. no promo
tons and where no lessons are as.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

Il believe in sending child to
nigh school not because hos ready.
for high school. meaning he finished
the required studies, bu, because he
Is old enough. Work in the high
school must not necessarily bo dlf-
fercnt from what came before he
cause by The time the child is OF
high school age he is socially con
scious and sex-conscious and more
speculative"
all institutions Of learning into cdu-
rational institutions. Her school At
Fa'rhope is now far past the .xperi
mental stage. being now in its Sour-
tcenth year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

signed. Games. handtwork. music.
stories and dramatics are supplied.
III Is not, however, a do-as-you-
pleas" AFFAIR. The child ia too young
70 know what is best for him. We
insist upon obedience and discipline
But mere informental studies do not
gence.
The moral development OF a child
requires life of sincere unself-
conscious experience. The mind de-
Nclops through Interest. Therefore
children should be allowed the free
use OF materials 20 create things
Judgment ana reason are developed
through spontaneous activity in con-
crete situations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
DESKS AND LESSONS ARE
BARRED IN THIS SCHOOL
Alabama Woman Believes That
She Has Found the Correct
Plan OF EducatiOn.

CHICAGO. March 5-Not even
Willie in his widest dreams could
conceive of i place such as this--a
school where there arc no desks. and
no reading books. and no copyhooks
nc examinations and no promotions.
But such 81 pace does exist in the
reality.
Mrs. Marietta Johnson. of Falrhopc
school. a; Fairhope. Ala. is the one
that has charge or the ideal place.
and shc told parents and educators
about i; IN Il talk here recently.
Education Is aRrOwth, organic
growth" said Mrs. Johnson. who Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

tho desirabiii,y OF not delaying IT
even little longer. The familiar
is advise in this connection. Motor
lists who need any mechanical work
done on their cars or trucks will be
acting In their own best interest II
they heed IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06
Indicted Political Leader

CHICAGO. March Big rim"
Murphy. politician and labor leader
and Nincenzo cosmano. were indicted
by a Federal grand jury today on
charges OF participating in tho $780,
600 Pullman station ROBBERY here last
August. The men arc ont on bond
Murphy declared the charge frame
nm
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-11

| is another new candidate, is going to be
heard from when she gets all OF her prospects
signed up She has large field to work
and will no doubt be a real contender foi
hrss honnrs.
ANOTHER new candidate, Mrs. Florence
Long. from Houston, Texas, has started of
in fine style. She is getting subscriptions
while she is visiting Mrs ". p Green Of
Chicago.
Miss Olive Malone IS getting stronger and
Stronger IN the Whips campaign
Miss Elizabeth Hart says she's not resting
on her oars: that the right idea. Miss Hart.
;or when one OF the leaders begins to rest
there is always someone else waiting to lnrch
forward.
Between now and next saturday night, June
18TH means busy days for Mrs Cordelia
Berry as these are the last days to pile up
votes on the double quick.
Sandy W. Trice is going to beat his own
previous record before the last OF the BIG
VOTES comes
Just little more speed is all that is neces
safy to put Mrs. :. W. Springer on top.
Mrs Helen Perry. Prof. James Munday,
Mrs :. b. Davis. Miss Nell Galloway and
Mrs. Anna Ecton are going 70 Fight out
lively battle
Mrs. Mae Burks plans 10 be in the lead
after the big voting OF the next few DAYS.
Out-of.town candidates who will make their
Chicago rivals hustle are Miss Maggie Var.
hrouPh Of Dallas. F. X. Brown, Cleveland;
Miss Marian ]. Chatters, New Orleans; Mrs.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-11

T. DeLashwah, Austin; Mrs NJ L Franklin,
Paris; Rev. b. /. Rose, LaGrange; Mr.. il
B. Milton. San Francisco; Mrs. Jessie Hunter
Aurora; Mrs. Mary Green, Blue Island. and
d. r. Greenup OF Waukegan.
In fact quite few changes are expected
night at 9 100 o'clock, June 18th. the loves,
vote offer OF the entire campaign goes into
effect.
Here are the deciding days-tbe home
stretch" is here and the. goal-th's dandy
81 700 Dixie Flyer in sight.
Subscriptions are now easier to get than
they will be later--and every subscription is
worth more votes now than it will be after
June 18Th
This is no time 10 dilly-dally It is the
time for hard work and lots OF il.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-11
CAMPAIGN NOTES

Ever, Candidate should be putting forth
ever. possible effort from now on up to Sat
urdu night June l8f, A 900 o'eloch ~lnch
is The last chance 10 cash IA On me b,g vote.
Thsre ha, been some real work done by mos
az the candidates and it Is now time 70 make
eyer day count The race IS red'hot one
aud ii will mean some real honest TO goodhes'
Nj Edna Purifoy has made a wonderful
showing in her campaign and is leading tins
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-21
.LAURETTE TAYLOR
SCORES A SUCCESS
Revival Of "Peg O. My Heart" at
The Playhouse Pleases Large
Audience.

IAnrctte Taylor opened week-end
engagement At Tho Playhouse last pigbt
IN her great success Of ycetoryear, Peg
O. NV Heart" The popularity ~ this
charming star WIS proven by tho crowded
house which generously applauded her
efforta in this, ono of tho sweetest and
most wistful comedies which hns been
seen on tho American staga In the psst
general ION.
This drama Of the little Irish girl who
il thrown into n snobbish English family
IL too we'll known by thF theatre ppi ns
public 20 need full description here. Miss
Tavlor's ability 2 so well established that
no detailed review of hef work is neoee-
sary II is sufficient 20 say TINT all tho
wigff,ilness md nniveness which she in
curporateI In her portrayal more than
half decade ago was evident last light.
Mics Taylor has publicly stated that
shc does not intend 10 play 'Peg" forever,
hut wishes 40 be seen in rcportoir, NJ
new playp. However, mn annual showing
sf this comedy will always be greeted in
those centoru where she has made warm
friends through her artigtio work. II Is
pafe to say that at least one-half Of those
present last NIGHT had seen tho chow
before, and we,e present for old time e
sake
The oast supporting Miss Taylor il
good. A. T.. Matthews, the original
HJerry,' and Percy Ames, who created the
part of "Alafic," arc eeon again; Other
parts arr we'll handled, and the production
as n whole ia excellent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-21
Y. ". c. A. TO HELP
HOOVER RELIEF FUND
Will Give Gross Receipts OF Noon
Meal at Cafeteria or
February I.

The Young Woman's Christian As
.aciauon IS he latest organization u
the aid of tho IIoover Relief fund whi'h
Is striving "a raise S22.ooo.oeo WIN
vhi.b a. save 9.6oa 600 hungry children
al central Europe from starving -
death between row AID the next mar
vest A. the annual meeting q the
association Yesterday afternoon y
was decided to give the gross receipts
~ tho cafeteria AT the noon meal on
rebruarv ! 20 the fund.
The Association cafeteria has an ex-
,epsive clientele and the gross receipts
ought 20 prove very accentable
amount 20 the fund Of which Henry !,
scott Ia the state chairna.
sir. Scott has called 2 meeting q
the Delaware Joint Committee az II TO-
morrow morning 10 hear belated re-
pa,tu ~ workers ard committees that
,,.re - active I'm the Delaware effort.
The latest contributors follows
Il y Flv. t5. NJ Salem NJ. =. Church
so Wilmington Lodge No 40. J. q, &
p 500. David II. I<lund IS and z. 7
s. $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-21
PEOPLE OF ALL NATIONS
FAVOR DISARMAMENT
Henry White Says Staggering
Tax Burdens Work tor
World Agreement.
nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening.

ny Associated Press to Every EVENING
Washington. Jan u Staggering bur
dena of taxation resulting trom the woiih
war have caused the peoples Of all na-
tions 10 favor q world agreement on die
armament Henry White, former amhnesa-
dnr tn France. and q member of the Amer
lean neace commission ~ Paris, declared
today before the House naval committee
Tho United States. he added, should
49, +ho Initiative IN the disarmament
,,,o,-o,nort and the conference ahould be
held in this country. ANY gathering LOOK
~, ~ general disarmament should m
cI',de France end Italy ss we'll as the
TIn;tcd Statea. Great britain and Japan.
,bo former amba ssador aaid, but diseus
s,ons looking to reduction 81 have'
building only should he limited, tor Tie
rrasont nj leaat. TO Great Britain, japan
and The United States :,
~ think Il would result In chacp sll
nattona ~ the world were to ho rerfe,
aented NJ the proposed conference, sald
MIR White
'Would not general disarmament orer
Tho wav 20 Bolshevism Throughout
Furore?' asked representative bnt'en
Republican. Illinois
IL think France might teol that way
/ said tho witness ne Seel'AHs -
many in q state of chaoe over repatat'oil'
Is opening the way TO Bolshev'Hfn m"f'
than any other factor right now' IN M
| opinion
Nrr White aid il would not be advisable
| 20 ,szre the call for the proposed confer
onco until after March 4, because cal bl
| resident Wilson might not be treate'
seriously. as he is a retiring President
'rTlo general impression ! s9,t abr, a.
waa that all nations desire 20 reduce thei
military establishments, : Mr.. White con
t,nuod. adding that he saw no ohlecuo'
a. a naval holiday" while disarmament
was being discussed
The former peace commissioners san
tbo expression. open covenants. oroni
| arrived at. was beautiful theary but "a
| impracticable because some negooa'ior
| between nations must be secret.