Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
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tEoutinucd From First rarrD
government tomorrow will order tho
mobilization OF ono additional clasu
This 10 tho Romorul result, OF an
aEitatcd day OF conversations und
conferences that seemed likoly 20 end
IN sharp Disagreement among tho al
lies Tho agreement WAS brought
about by tho intervention OF the BEL
Iian Foreign Minister. ". Jaspar. at
Il meeting OF tho supreme council
this afternoon. The whole subject
VIII come up for discussion at an
other meeting of tho council tomor-
low. Both sides feel that they meas
ur"aSly succeeded in having their
policies accepted. The French Par
!hmcnt is not in session. so NJ.
Briand was able to accept a short
time extension. without havini; to
explain TO the chamber forthwith.
while Mr.. Lloyd George has satisfied
to some degree opposing Liberal
opinion.
ASK for Naval Co-Opcratiun
INC French Premier asked Tor Brit
'sh naval cooperation. suggc.tina,
INC blockade OF llumnurg. Tho Erin
;ah frims Minister replied that Amer
'.'" PUBIC opinion wouId not uI,nrnvo
VI S"ca u course, am. he. r.ulj M,
"trec ia blockade which wo,,I,I
- ~ nc allies into coutyov"rsy With
~ Chit"d states NJ Er.upG ..rr.u
- TINS point 81 view. lie added th5i
'"" course of til, United StI;,s nm
zen absolutely correct
ness stun exists among tn.
tb .s"ti NJ. te;;yga,es over tho possibility
mediate. They declare Tins ,.op,5
hpt bt Acc, Htabl- 10 them. nm ruri ;.
" TINS impression - not clear Am.
ut',t OF INC dc!,satos have mta. IL
,,';,,. ,'"H 'A't - does not originate
4" IN me FRENCH ambassador 81 Jus
u GRAND and the whole French
isi"Eatlon are sitting lItc TONIGHT
49, I,rHSSF". Nos!ct. PRECEDENT OF lne
.ntrraih"d commission. WHO wus
from Berlin 10 give his vi.vs NM
W!'h"jandiuS IN" agreement. inc
iSnIG are not entirely satisfied with
'"""E developments ana the ilct oil
~ "ttimdiHIn which is believed to
10y. "t'n IaIE"!N due 10 THE ,unu,u.c
On tNc hriil~h Ambassador 90 Cor
many. Lord dAbcrmou. NJ Er..na
N'a A'C.se 10 delay. ana 81 is re-
nuri.u tntt he had und"rt1s tlut.
! railing Germunys compliance, som.
move should be made TO-DAY
ircE"h Premier in piaiu> i..~i,iun.
indeed, The French Premier. had do
'..''" ht!"r" IN" meeting of thU ,pUu-
r!i; II am decided upon mo com
'nencem":; %; now p,upl,j.. 'rom to-
say. l moan by this THAI the u,c,s-
SaTy order :or mobilization wll, DO
given this cvonir" S-rn E Nh no.
/ Elt"n cannot act othrrv.s.
lS"qfest having been mad. NV tl,c
cabinet council that the proposal IS
which NJ. laspar presented 20 ;Mr SUI
prenS council today hc uut into draft
icrm. Il drafting committee compr!s-
ng Lord Gur@pn Premier Eriuud.
Count Sror2a, NJ. laSpgg and Baron
iaNhShi, met at s o'Cluuii tonight ut
Downing street and sat for ninety
minutes. Adjournment was then TAX.
TO 10 o'clock tomorrow mpluiu.. COM
scQucntly, the morning sitting III the
suprom" council was postponed to the
afternoon.
E:mhody Roth Viewpoints.
The London Times quotes VI. BRAND
as telling TN" French journalists AZ
| Ter the conference that hr hal pre-
| scented a draft for approval and Thar
| Lord Curzon had presented another
| draft; so, they hui to try To evolve
| draft "mhodyinS both Viewpoints
fhis woul" hc finally discussed by tn,
| sUprcin" council tomorrow and TN.
| whole matter would then he decide,
| rnc way or the other.
we understand" says the I.oudol
| Times, that, i'm tho event OF allie,
actiou in the ENhr British naval co
| operation against Germany is prob
| able"