davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
.Anrontin" japan

+ the disarmament conference which
1 President Harding has called is to ar
rive al any favorable conclusion, the pow
ers participating must act rs unit. Every
government mus, subscribe 20 such agree
ment or agreements as may be reached.
otherwise nothing is accomplished. There
is no such thing rs majority rule in con-
ference OF sovereign nations. Coercion can
not be applied All action taken must be
absolutely voluntary on the part OF the
actors.
Ii was for this reason that Japan's un-
reserved acceptance OF the Presidents III
vitaton highly important. because
the laps held back, awaiting friendly as
surances that the conference WAS not. in
fact, Il hostile combination, intcnt upon de-
priying her OF her rights in the Far East,
Secretary Hughes found it necessary 10 ne
gotiatc Al length with Tokyo. Eventually
Japan's initial dstrust OF the proceeding
was overcome and She agreed TO enter the
conference without stipulation.
1t now comes to pass, however, that
President Harding has named as the second
man on the American delegation To the con
ference Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. the
statesman who, more than any other
high in Official life, has assailcd Japan cast
suspicion OH her aspirations and denounced
the whole course OF japanese diplomacy
during nearly thirty years as {. succession
ol outr"gcs against China
The most violent assault made By the
Senator upon Japan was staged III the Sen
ate Il! 1919, when the question OF the shan
iuIE settlement, was under debate Many
west coast Senu'arH haze mildly attacked
Japan in tha' .-onnCvt.,n. as had a few
others Who had accepted tile lingo point
al Wow regarding the laps. But it re-
main a for tho chairman of the Foreign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Removing the Silcsian Thorn

It HE complicated Silesian problem. which
more than any other European quos-
ton has constituted the most serious
menace to allied accord has apparently pro-
erc5scd to phase in its prospective carly
settlement That will permanently remove it
rs Gfayely disturbing factor III the main
tenance OF the worlds peace. The whole
ISSUE OF the award Of disputed territory has
been referred TO tribunal that viii seek
10 apply strictly equitable principles in lire
with asccrtained national interests in dis
posing OF the respective claims Of Polish n
German nationals for districts which ca1lI
has contendcd for as its just rights. Tie
Recommendations OF this tribunal viii THEN
be subject TO the approval OF the supreme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Delayed DcNclon,ncnt-

DIR. Leon Y. Kcar. OF oyster Bay y y
recently reported the ease of boy aged IL
years who had failed to grow or gain in
weight for 4 considerable time Tn. boy
was lcthargic and did not care tn pav tut
rather to lounge about lie became easily
fhtIucd and was extremely timid so that an
adult had to accompany him 10 and from
school. lie was slow to answer when in,crr,
Fundamentally lctharGic
The boy WAS only forty-rour inches ,,u ,,d
WelEhcd only thirty-hvc pounds compared
with the normal average height of forty-scvcu
'nen'S an" weight Of nifty pounds for boys
of that age. In She general examination moth
me significant was noted except a body tenn
heratufe iciow the normal--97i. the normal
average being % in boys of that age
pr. hcar concluded to employ ductiess gland
'''"'""'S or extracts IN the treatment or
'"lS BOY lie began the treatment with a
Jud!cious amount OF the suprarcnal aud nv
r"'h hoFih"hes combined. This was given for
over week without any anpnr.n, cr.c,
men the dosage was increased. and after an
"'her fortnight there was distinct change
IN me boys appearance. The ruddy glow ana
livery expression OF toyhood now bccain. no.
tceabc' The boy began to brighten up men
'aIIE and take some interest In the actiyitI.s
ana play Of normal youngsters. 1t was found
that he had gained three pounds i'm weight
In Tour months tho boy gained two inches
IN stature and eight pounds in weight, IIc
became more active physically than he had
ever b.cn lcforc. taking part in the ordinary
ta"'s OF scho"!hoys OF his age. He no longer
demanded an escort To and from school and
actually developed some little spiri, OF aC-
SrcSSivcncsS
describe this case hero as suggestive 70
the parents Of children who may he rhvsi
caily ana perhaps also mentally backward
certainly no reader find any cnCoura..c-
meht mere FOR attempting any sclf-drugEinE-
a fooihardy business indeed, when such potcn,
remedies AS the ducticss gland rr.ro-,,io,.
are concerned The only wise and safe course
to take, If the possibilities Of this sor, az
treatment are to be investigated is to submit
the matter 10 the family physician and be
guided wholly by his counsel
i'e''htFs VINO may be interested in this sub
1cct viii please bear in mind that | know of
nothing that Will increase growth s,,,,
hiS 5" mat readers VIII not write me need
lcss!E for further particulars. | should glad
~ supply more IL possible, but unfortunately
| can add nothing to the forcgoinb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Spirit of Virginia's Press

Tho Newport Nows Timcs-Icrol1 ,.. ,h
ioi'"wihS: ~ distinguished citizen of VIZ
N'i' recently remarked in our presence tina,
NV p'"P"Sl'ion IN virginia for lond issue I,
,'"''" '"'iS Is opposed by many business men
""t''nSe the taN system in Virginia is so in
'E"l'toic mat they are unwilling to increase
their own burdens for the benefit Of MANY v,bo
arc not bearing their part They mo i,,n,
tired he added of paving Other ,no,.s ,.,.
Fui that docs not got us very far in hirhw,y
construction"
attn fourteen states now paying bonuses
|" their veterans of tho world war; save tbo
I"rtSih"uth star, IL is apparent that the
claim that nothing has been done To show tho
gratitude Americans feel toward the mon ,.ho
won our victory is not universally true"
The sports editor presumably of tho Ro,-
nokc Times says: our idea OF conrenial oc-
cupation for an umpire during the off sea
son would be that OF deciding the Silcsiap
boundary dispute between France and Great
BRITAIN
Tho DarrvfIfe Register has way of brag-
cling that ts all its own. II says: -Kinston
had n. Surday fynchinE to provide n little OK
element for-thc'~Iufet day. while Danvillc CON
tributed q woman-kiling. Danvillc docs
things"
If srys the Petersburg Index-Appeal
At present the next census is likely to show
the center OF population somewhat near the
Canadian border
The Newport News Press solcmnly Observes:
Whatever the suffragists may say about it,
succcssons OF women murdcrcrs suggest that
the world would be a safer place in which to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Question. und >n.wcrs

iusincSslikc.-Am qualified to Knrcil?
'"ior' n'ddling 10 fair. Sex. gentle. Address
not rural Age. of motherhood. state awful
Weight, Dempsey Height lust RICH, Ia ros,
on hubhys shoulder and sniff suspiciously AT
his breath when he comes home from a visi,
To a sick friend. MRS 81 Z,
AnSw"r-fou qualify in every essential
save the stamped addressed envelope. There
is not room to print the Karcn regimen hero
II you Will send tho Indispensable & A. r.
and repeat your request. | shall chccrfulIy
send You the Karcil regimen
Electric Fan.-Kndy tell me whether an
electric fan is injurious To health I do no,
mean to step in front OF ono when one is All
heated up. but for regular use In warm
weather in IN" Office, II now seems too
warm To work without "a fan. MISS l.. T.
AnSw"r-it is beneficial. and certainly !ikc
TO n"SN IN the "r""z" from one when am
ali heated up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Greek Nance.

w y. norton The Crock die
'I"unrV gives tho word "pcniathlon."
d'riv"h from the words pontc Ifvc)
and athlnr fcont"sD. as moanint- :hc
ryc "Tcr"is"s o! Jumping. disk throw
Inv running. wrc@tllng and boxing.
IA" lat being aftcrward exchanged
FOR invclin throwing. According to
;hc old rulc no one received tho prizn
UnI"sN he got the hest In all or them
D"oathIon IS similarly derived from
hii'a rcn) and athlon. meaning the
r0htfStH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Theater Calendar

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oliver Cur
woods The Golden snare"
LYRIC - Roscoe ArbuckIc. In
crazy TO Marry"
HlJOu'-Ni,a Naldi. in Life"
ISIS Mary Miles Mintor. in "Th"
Little Clown"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VARIETY
program, including tho ntth chap
ter OF The Purple Rider"
0pEON-Ail-star cast. In Man,
Woman. Marriagc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Lynchburg rake. Increase.

LYNcIlBUiG. VA, Aug. i9-rhc
1871 assessment for State taxes here
shows an aggregate OF $53.227 -.
an increase over i931 Of $2.3GiNGN.
The taxes aggregate $3Oi,17i2S an
Increase OF SS,iiG.iO over last wear
The assessment is $40 per capita for
taxes ana $i,775 in values for each
man. woman and child in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Hiring Back Body of soldier.

NNCiiiuRG, VA, Aug. I9-Mrs
Mdtti" Reynolds, Of this city. has
Teen notified that the body Of her
son, frivatc Louis Reynolds Com
lany Is. ON" Hundred and Eleventh
infantry. VIII" was killed in France,
VIII arrive at Zig Island for burial
sunday. The final intcrmcnt Will he
at Hunting Creek Cemetery. near Big
Island. The soldier was Killed in ac-
tion October 9. 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
RIGHT MUMMI'S HAND
IS LEFT TO COLLEGE
Fnri of Body Of Pharaoh. Daughter
Mentioned In VIII ar Mrs.
Annie T.. pctbcrbrIdgr
tBy Associated Press. |

PEORIA, HI. Aug. lo.-Thc right
mummy hand OF Pharaoh's daughter
who rescued Moses from the waters
of the Nile. was left to Bradley Poly
icchn!c Institute. in the will OF tho
lat" Mrs. Annie r.. pcthcrhridgc, filed
today for probate.
Mrs rcthcrbridGc was noted
Bible student, and with her husband.
made several trips To the Holy Land.
IN ancient copy Of the Bible, printed
IN Geneva in 1897 and known as the
Hreechcs Hible,' also was left to the
college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
MINIlTuKI. ALMANAC.


day ana sunday An money taken
used under the direction uf proper
city officials for the public Eood--iin-
proving and hcautiiyIng the streets
paikS and public school grounds OF
The city. FOR community health and
recreation or paid into the city Treas
ury for general use: or used to build
Il bridge At Cuwardin Avenue and
Laurel street. AMI later one at Mca-
dow street and Forty eccond street.
This Is not too much to look for
ward To or hope for. because il has
been carefully figured AMI conscrv-
ativcly estimated that this thratcr
ana park can lie made to net a rev
cnuc To the city Of 100000 a year
besides, the furnishing Of symphony
orchestra concerts. noted band con
ccrts. grand opera, etc. in The opcn
air. at prices within the reach of
all. viii mean much to the city In
many ways. II viii add To the health
ana happiness Of the people Imagine
a mass mcctinr. "a political rally. a
sunday sing Of 10000 people. VIII
not the inspiration of such a gather
ing have AN influence for good and
hc Il stimulus To extra effort" civic
pride VIII be cnrcndcrcd aud strength
cnch. and community spirit so de-
vcloncd that class lines. church diff
fcrcncc@ and political barriers will
he east aside. AMI All work together
for tho general good.
IL this can he done now. the people
OF Richmond will realize their hone
for modern and beautiful city of
25o,oOO prosperous and contcntcd pco-
pic long before tho year 1880.
RcSpcctfully.
DIR. LEO ARTHUR PUSEY.
Richmond, Va, Aug. Is, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Unable &" Locate nrrvdnII.

BERN. SWITZERLAND Aug. 10.
-AEcnts 81 IL American legation
here and Swiss police have been un
able 20 locate Grove Cleveland ucrr-
a"!' the American draft cvadcr. who
"aS reported 10 have ned to Swi,z.r-
lanh from Germany. Tho police have
established that II RcrSdoil actual
~ did cross tho Swiss frontier he
must have done so ciandcstlncly and
under an assumed name
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Ynnrcy spcnt $40 In rrI,,nr,

LfNCliRERG. VA. Aug. l?.-R. u.
fanccy, unoppoScd Democratic can
didate Tor commemorative attor-
ncy spent $50 in tho recent primary.
rms was his entrance fee. the officer
reporting u" other expenses incident
To the primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
SIx I.nrscst Stntrs

j. 9. r.. Max Mcadows.-The six
largest states In the Union are:
T"xas. 2G5.7so square miles; Cali
f"fnia. I5s.aGo square miles: Mon
tam iiG,oS0 square miles: Now
Mcsirn. l22.5s0 square miles: Arizona.
1890 rGuarc miles: Nevada, 10000
square miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
rrcsh.,crinns Name Edward rrnu,.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug. I9.-It
Is announced here today that Edward
Grant. n layman Of Bonham Texas.
and native Of Scotland. has been
elected educational secretary Of tho
foreign missions executive committee
OF tho Southern Presbyterian Church,
to succeed Rev. j. l. Armstrong. re-
signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
I.ynchhurg w. q. Il. U. ELECTS.

GfNcllHuRG, VA. Aug. la.--Thr
Lynchburg w. c. r. l.. has elected
The following officers FOR the coming
year: President. Mrs. Charles Rol crt
Smith, cc-prcsidcnt Mrs w y.
Rorcr; secretary. Miss Mamie Foster.
and treasurer. Mrs. Henry Montague.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
.BERGDOLL REPORTED To
Be IN swift ERLAND
Police, liable to Locate De.
scrlcr, Declare He Entered
Under Assumed Name
he AssocIateA pressl

GENEVA. SWITZERLAND aug 10
"rovsr c. Borgdoll. the American
"fhf "vhdcr says the Thurrovie HoI.
,unE today. arrived In Constance from
Munich three days ago. and now is
stopping al hotel at st. Gail
hcrSd"il came from Germany TO
avoid cSiradition to tho Uui,.d
states. the newspaper asserts. IIc has
an American passport. /, adds. and
now Is perfectly safe from cxtrudl-
lion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Il INtl.

Some years ago. before all men became
honest. accrtain clever Rogue inserted an
advertisement guaranteeing, upon receipt OF
One Dollar. to tell anyone how 10 MAKE money
without working.
lie was flooded with dollars and inquiries
TO each of which he sent the sure formula:
Copy my advertisement and have EN- ask
YOU"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Home Color.

my. my" said Spigsius. this famine sit
uaton in Russia is awful isn't IL Terrible:
The human mind cannot grasp their suffer
ing"
Mine can" said Muggns. laconcally. ~
board for living"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost INV
topic, excepting an IcEni and me dirnt
subjects, hrr answered free. An nil
Inquiries are answered directly by
personal letter. SELF = addressed
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
dr"nH The TImcs-Dlspntch Informa-
ton Iturcuu, nichmODd. yn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Charcoal Erh'~ Daily Thought.

Tilt ain possible 10 man L bc pcrfeck"
Sa!d Charcoal Eph. modify, hut de married
man what satisfies he wifc's crankiness
suttinIy done gone an nigh reached hit Eat
"a pickle, Mistah jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

The banviiic Bee observes: "Grccnsto ORC is
most To the Southern Tarin Association his
Week Nfter all the tariff is but an insdous
appeal to Sclf-intcrcst and n woodcn -hurs,
for political prosciytinr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

Canadian rmm-runncrs incorporate to defeat
Mr. Nois'cad. hut here in tho United states
they wear badges or buttons To distinguish
them from the rest of the citizens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

me Norfok Ledger Dispatch finds comfort
az follows; There is one consolation i'm bny-
ing ichrE cabot Lodge on the American dele
Ea'ioh 10 the disarmament conference.-the will
Keep him away from the Senate for n while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Up With the Times


Zion city woman is arrested for wearing
dress cut so low as 10 expose the juncturc
Of her neck with tn" clavicle. but Richmond
women wear their skirts cut that high and
set by with it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

Wind direction, northeast. wind Velocity
). highest wind yesterday. "a, weather =:
: T. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
81 N ON THE SIDE
III HENRY EDWARD WARMER
To WutrrncIon..

There arc tm,r when human beings
Feel particular delight
some are happy when they're sober
And s"mc others when they're tight;
But the happicsi human moment
TO the average vision clear
Is VIXEN watermelon
rrcklcS in
Your cart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
The Weather
FURNISHED bv u. 8. weather I,urcau)


Forecast: Virginia
Partly rlon,ly and
warmer today. followed
10y lucni tliun,i-rsiiow-rs
tonight ar tuniurruN
'oulrr tDUnuTuv.
North tarOlini-I'urt-
Nv cloudy today and to
mnrruN. probably local
thuniirrsboSrr> tonIur-
row: little change in
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

live IL moro of them thought along the old
fashioned line OF woman's place being in the
home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
incninppc.

Soup and soap must lead salvation
once there WAS an honest man.
The birth rate has To hustla to resupuly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
Women rave about the fashiops

Women rave about the fashions
Men so crazy over sport,
SGuhtS and shrimps 20 bugs on dancing
With those intervals to court:
Eut I" hit the average pleasure,
There is no delight, by heck
Like watermelon
Lrakin: down
Your neck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

pr Daniel surely ddn't have Virginia in
mind when h" told Of more people in the South
riding over good roads than ever before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

Virginia boo,lcggcrs and moonshinors
are taking no interest in congressional
wrestling with beer bills and the vo,s,nad
act IN any event they have tho Mapp law
i" 20 up against, ana another LEGISLATURE
is soon 10 hold forth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

!"iHt"u ~ hours ending T.. Nj. .Sorc
Rainfall - huGrs ending l.. NJ . None.
b"nri"nry since March l......... So.
Deficiency since January l..... .ig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

When you grab the slice a-i hug it,
And YOU push your face near in
Tai Tie outside surface OF it's
on Il level with your Ch;r,
the rapture il induces,
JOY comes hcaHinE in stack
When a watermelon
Seed slips down
Your back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

SATURDAY.. NUGUsr 20. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

Why should the distance to the sun bother
a fellow who walks 10 save carfarc?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

Nheh large sales wi,h small profits take
tn' place oil small sales with large profits
We VIII near no more OF business depression
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

The United states Senate seems to have
adopted the Mark Twain rule 10 never
par OF until tomorrow anything that NAV
be done just as well day after tomorrow ;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

Name mo all the JOYS Of Heaven
And I'll match them with the one,
Tell me all the fun you think OF
And I'll show you greater fun
With Il half-moou hunk Of nectar
FtrmIy clutchod against my chin
md the happicst
Living Human
Dis GinS in!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

pGBLlsIIED every dny in the ut 10 south
Is Tenth street, SirhrupJ M. by Tho Times
ga Dispatch PuoItshinK Co., Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20

The Newport News Press solcmnly observes
Whatever the suffragists may say about il
SUGGESTIONS OF women murdcrcrs suggest that
the world would be a safer place In which 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
CHEST WORKERS
TAKE HOLIDAY
Prepare for Final Two Day
Drive Over the Top

Aitho more than $3.50 900 remains
to be raised. most o. the Community
Chest workers took holiday Thurs.
day. preparing for final twoday
drive which they hope will send the
campaign over the top. Several
hundred remained on the Job. how.
ever. in the belief that they might
get generous contributions from
Thanksgiving merry makers.
Wednesday. figures have net yc,
been made public. the total of $3.50.
lis.ss representing only collections
made Up 10 Tuesday morning. This
means that several thousand dollars
may be deducted from the announced
deficit, but even this leaves more
than 500. 900. which must b. raised
during the remaining two days Of thu
week.
Community chest officials are de.
terminrd to close the campaign this
week. but az least one contribution
viii he received considerably later.
The CIcmmer theatre has offered !
per cent OF fts gross receipts during
the week OF December to ?. and
the offer has been accepted by the
organization. Herbert Rawlinsou
will appear In THE Millionaire" dur
ing Chest week al the theatre.
The Chest has been sweilcd By
nearly 5000 in cash. the contribution
OF members Of the Seattle fire depart
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
Sim Feiners Meet
British Delegates

LONDON. Nov. z4.-~Brltish and
Sim Fem delegates met this morn.
ing in the house OF lords for fur.
Their discussion Of the Lloyd George
alternative proposals. a Sim Fcin
communique stated.
Lord Birkenhead and Sir Gordon
Hcwart represented the British, and
Michael Collins. Arthur Griffin and
ID. u. Duffy were the republican
representatives
II II understood the Lloyd George
plan includes proposal for financial
reimbursement OF Ulster as per.
suasive bait for Orange acceptance
Of the all-irish parliament scheme.
No attempt is made In II. however.
TO coerce Ulster or force her to ac-
cept. unless she is willing.
Sir James Craig has significd his
intention OF meeting Lloyd George
Friday morning before the Ulster
leader returns 10 Belfast for associa-
ton with the Orange parliament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-24
England Regrets
French Attitude
ny CHARLES NJ. McCANN

LONDON, Nov. 20. England Ia
extremely disappointed that Premier
BRAND has not seen ~ TO aubstan.
TALLY reduce the land armament OF
France. the London Chronicle, Pre-
micr Lloyd Georges organ. undoubt.
edly expressing the highest British
opinion. declared today.
Even considering Frances bitter
memories OF German invasion. her
armies arc no more 10 her than our
navy II 20 u.s." the Chronicle stated.
In bitter arraignment OF BRAND
platform.
we followed Americas lead. In
deed. We even hoped 10 better II. Hut
France has refused 20 give or follow
In military arms limitation. Instead.
she has confused the issues. and
started awkward croas.currcnts In
the area OF peace.
I'VE remain loyal 90 our naval
proposals. but tho nature OF the de.
mAnha make the burden more diffi.
cult for us 10 bear unsupported.
As Americas hopes well ns
our own~arc lsopardizrd. we must
point out that Brands policy IN
necessarily "a bar 10 the realization
OF a general limitation OF ornaments
which Britain hoped. and atili hopes.
that Washington will achieve"