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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Governor Davis to Attend
Ceremonies at Arlington

Governor Wes;murclrnL Davis
ami three American Legion men
WIFI rcrrosont N!rSi inh, at III.
ceremonies in Arlington Cemetery
today. biEn.tarics from all part,
Of the world wifi hc present tn
hear President Harding pay hom.
age 70 the soldiers 81 America at
the burial % Drc at her uuknowh
sons, whose body was recently
brought back 10 the 'ni,cd .;tatog
from Frame.
The former soldiers who VIII
accompany Governor Davis are
Captain Horace l.. smith J.. OF
Petersburg; Sergeant Mczoff. al
1iorewcli. and Corporal Alien. OF
Richmond. who fought with the
ono Hundred ami sixteenth In
fantry and who received the Dis.
tlngulshed Service Cross and CroiX
dc Gucrlc for valor.
Tho local post OF tho American
Legion has bcep informed by the
Governor that he Will be unable to
participate in tho local parade to.
day. because he has accepted the
invitation Of Secretary. OF War
Weeks to attend the exercises a
Arlington before the local post in
vited him to march In tho parade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
GEORGE C.F|TzHUGH
COMMITS SUICIDE
Body Of Attorney Found OH
Mayo Island by Mcr.
Ger Harp.
is CHLOROFORM VICTIM
Belonged TO Old Virginia
Family, and Was Span
ish War Veteran.

George c. l'itzhugli, a Richmond
attorney. about - years old whose
home was at i2l North Rou!evar
was found dead yesterday afternoon
on Mayo Island. Coroner James NJ.
Whitfield. who viewed the body, pro-
nounrcd IL a ease OF suicide. An In
quest. he sail. was UNNECESSARY.
Dcatlt- WAS brought on ny an aupl! i.
cation OF chioroiorm. The body was
removed To Christians undertaking
establishment, 1t was found on the
island about a:li O'Clock 10y Mercer
Harp. 6dI North Twcnty-sixth street.
Mrs, fi,zhuSh, wife of the dead
man. who was Miss Beverley Hunt.
OF North Carolina. was ut The bed
side last nignt OF her mother. who
10 Ill In her home near 1olciEh. In
unti! a late hour none of tho rcla-
uNcs OF Mr. Fi'zhush had been To-
Gated inr nutiiicnljon OF his death.
Mr, Fit2hnsh. who was a veteran
"t In" Spanish American War and
former commander Of Fitzhuch Lee
Camp. Spanish War Veterans. was
given. lis friends saiN 10 a,tack,
of melancholy. ana it was in one or
these moods. they believe. tina, he
took his life He suffered q severe
ncrV"us breakdown several years ago
lie told friend a few DAYS ago
that he was not feeling well
Mr.. Fitzhugh belonged To one Of
the oldest and best known families
$50. s,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
All Wheels Stop in City for,
Two Minutes al
Noon.
TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD
Nirginians Turn Thoughts
Revercn,ly to Those Who
Made Supreme Sacrifice.

All R!chmcud will pause at noon
today for two minutes To pay tribute
to the memory OF the fallen soldiers
OF the world war. who gave their
lives on the ncids OF France that
American ideals should not perish
In titanic struggle between the
forces Of Democracy and those OF au-
tocratic central empires.
To commemorate the heroic deeds
OF those who died In that hight. that
the memory of them and their sacri-
fees may be u beacon light TO those
who live. pointing out the path OF
patriotic duty in ;he new era OF
world reconstruction. comrades in
Rlchmond Of the mon sleeping over
seas viii gather OF this third anmi-
versnry OF the signing OF the armis-
tice, and parade the principal streets
OF tho Old Dominion's capital city.
Will Gather ut the auditorium,
\, the City Auditorium. thousands
OF Richmond citizens. many of them
with sad. bu: glorious memories OF
the stirring days OF l?l.-iS will as
scmblc. not onl: to pay tribute to
the heroic dead OF that contest. but
20 rcdedicate themselves to the high
principles FOR which American SOL
ciers fought and made tnc supreme
sacrifice.
While thermometers are pausing In
memory OF men whose work and
whose sacrifices they can never for
get. the thought OF the nation will
turn TO Arlington Cemetery, where
America. through the funeral of the
unknown hero, VIII be paying hom-
age TO all those dead whom this
namcless soldier typihes.
Inevitably their thoughts will turn
also to Washington. the heart OF the
nation. where representatives of the
great powers Will gather tomorrow
to consider the limitation OF armn-
ment as Il step toward the world
peace. which was the ideal OF the
men who fought In France and gave
freely OF their all.
Richmond today throts with the
spirit OF the occasion Her memory
tContinu.a OH Page =. Coz. IL
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Ry pobrrt !. ncn,l-r.

WASIHNGToN. Nov. lo.-Arthur
James Eaifour. head of tho British,
delegation. upon his arrival In Wash =
inston made this observation:
Under the leadership Of Secretary
hughes | believe tn. confcr.nc. w-)l
Ee, To WORK cspehlt!ously. do it's
work cxpcdi,iousiy aud conclude j.s
WORK In Reasonable Length Of limo. :.
Certainly the opening conference
Saturday would indicate that such
was the hope and intention OF III.
american Secretary of state. who win
"e permanent chairman o, tho con
ference. Hughes haa sent "A notice
10 all visiting delegations concern
ing ihe opening day which reveals.
Door. Close mt 10 tr'Iocx.
The public attending Tn. ,pcuI,,,,
session must be In their seats by 10
~ NJ at which hour the doors OF
continental Congress Hail Will he
closed to all sav. delegates.
Delegates must be In hci- s-a,s
by 1925 In order TO be ready TO r.-
ceive Preaiden, Harding.
The rresihen, viii arrive sharply
At 1880.
inc Rev. Dr. William <. ,bcrna,hy.
OF calvary Baptist Church. of Wash. !.
'hs'on' the Presidents pastor. win
offer prayer
Immediately thereafter. Secretary
hnshcs will present pres!den, uara.
ing. who will deliver his address OF
welcome
~ the conclusion Of the presilen,.s
ADDRESS. the rresIden, viii retire
rom the chair and Secretary Iiurhes :
VIII move the selection OF perno
hrnt chairman who. by prcc.den. yn,
be himself.
Hughes To Deliver Addr-,,
'iughcs Will then deliver an odross
p"''ih'hg The hopes and purposes O.,
'he United States government ,ba, :.
rank discussion along practical jines
may be had To the end that sa,jst,c.
'"ry results may be attained.
ms cone. SECRETARY Hughes will
CONTINUED on Pa.e IL. Col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Mysterious Fire Develops
in Battery Room of L-G
OF Pacific Coast.
INJURED RUSHED TO
SAN PEDRO HOSPITAL
Crew Remains Below to Orcr.
ale Machinery Until OYER
come by Fumes.
Try United News.l

SAN PEDRO. CAL. Nov. lO.-.Tcu
men were Carried unconscious from,
the hold Of the United State, sub
maine l.-6 late today. after Il mys.
terious fire developed In the battery
room.
ihe submarine was riding on tn.
surface at the time. about q mil.
outside Of san Pedro harbor.
The crew narrowly escaped suffo.
cation by the fumes OF the tire.
The submarine was immediately
headed for the harbor. whcrc ,ugboat.
came 10 her aid.
Several ot the crew remained be.
low operating the machinery unit!
overcome.
Thcy were rushed TO the hospital
as soon as the tug reached the sub
marine.
The submarine was abandoned aut
the fire left 70 burn itself oGt. accord.
ing to latest reports IL was though,
that, bcCaL..c OF the steel construc.
tion, the tire would not he able tc
spread beyond the battery room.
Although the submarine was sti!
afioat. II reat-daal of it's machiuer,
was reported to have bee:i oadl,
damaged
The cause Of the fire is not ye
known. An official investigation viii
probably be made tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
UNITED STATES MARINES HERE
GUARD UNCLE SANS MAIL
Detachment OF Devil Dogs Under Command of Cum.
merry Sergeant Metzncr. Arrive in Richmond and
Have the Situation Well in Hand

Anj .would-hc robbcr who a,tempre
from now on to tainpcr with unc;c
cams mail in Richmond viii hay,
an Introduction to the United st;.tcs
marines.
These arc tho men VINO met the
best troops of the Kaiser at Helloau
Wood, Soissors, ST. Mihici, in the
Arsonne and various other places in
France whern the shells and bullets
flew thfckest. and cent them yeIping
back toward the Rhine.
The Devil Dogs" went on duty yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. after
receiving instructions from Postmas.
ter Hay r. Thornton.
The detachment OF ,hirty.seven
marines arrived hore from Quantico
early in the afternoon. under the
coynmandSof Gunncry Sergeant Metz
ner They worc met at Broad stree,
Station by Postmaster Thornton, and
driven via motor fsuck to tia Psttu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
ID GEORGE: HOPES
TO LEAVE IN pECtNI.,,,,
IEv Enitcd Nnm.l

Ey United News.
NDbN. Sow. l0-prcmicr IIor,,
&c. ii is learned from umusu:,il>'
,lc sources, now hopes to pursun
rsc IL The Irish pcac" noyo.in-
which viii permit Him to ro
tas hin"ion early in Deccmbcr
i'll Sock 10 delay any decision.
/ by Clatcr o. Sim i'cln. as IN
|acceHt'ni'isy Z. his proposals
after his return from America.
itton proposals for settlement
eIands status have been deliv-
I" The Ulster leaders ana Will
'nsid"red tomorrow by the III
cabinet. Thereafter an cx-
sc OF opiriens Will he souch,
zen the government and I'Is,cr
pc one hand. and between tho
|nmcnt and Sim Fein, on Tho
|. In an cndcavor to reconcile
cmands Of each with the mnxi-
concessions that can ho oh.
7 from the opposing factions.
is exchange Of notes will bc
on the governments written
ration that 1t will seek to OBJ
listers approval to a tenta-
Rgrccmont already reached be-
ontinued on Page 2, Col. Sd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Business Men Give Views
at Luncheon Honoring
Richard W. Spillanc.
EMINENT NEWSPAPER
: MAN MAKES SPEECH
Declares Observation War.
rants Statement Country
Is Recovering.

That the financial. commercial aid
industrial condition OF Richmond Is
rapidly approaching the point or
nornalcy is apparent from state
mcnis of representative business
men made at T. luncheon given IN.
honor OF Richard W. Spillanc. cmi-
nent newspaper man and financial
and commercial writer. Mt the Rich-
m"nh Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Nj. Spillane was a CUES, nf ~.
'hahocr OF Commerce. lie was In
Richmond in the due course of his
tour or the country in search of re-
liable data on Industrial conditions.
As "A representative Of The Evcnius,
Dispatch he has been writing inter
esiinS articles from various ccu,crs
and at tho meeting YESTERDAY ne
went 1fty-iifty with the gentlemen
present lie presented AN ir,struc-
I'VE resume Of his observations and
Ills search into local conditions In
n!ahy cities. and then he asked his
hoSts 10 give him what informa tion
thcy could OF the financial. CONNER
ciai and industrial conditions rs
they now exist in Richmond.
"'$e snort HepoEts.
! 1t response to this request. reprc-
acntatves Of the banks. heads cf
paper manufactures. furniture deal
cTs' the printing trade, the drv
goods and department stores. TN.
grain business, the manufacturing
business and others gave shor, re-
iorts Of the condition of their mr.
'icuiitr business connections-all Of
which tended to show that Richmond.
IKE many other great cities, is
SLOWLY. but surely. recovering from
the depression that swept the coun-
try just after the war.
Henry +. I.!tchford. prcsjden, ~
'ne Federal Trust Company, pre-
sided at ;hc conference. He intro.
onced Judge Charles " Feidclson
editorial writer OF The Eveninr Dis'
fatch' who. in turn. presented Mr.
spiiiane. The guest stated thar f.,
ms exhaustive study OF business CON
d!tions he had Travelled ahou, coo
miles, going across the cnn,incp.
from Philadelphia and now h.,ce
"sahl' ms observation. rr-cnrnrccJ
by facts and figures which .c h,.,
satatred at first hand. convinced hin,
that the country is rapidly getting
'ach INTO form. There had boon VA,
chanEcs go! the general gond ,yi,ri,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
ORLD PA US TRIBUTE TO 'UNlKNOWN" IT, S. SOLDIER
ARDlLS7ICE DA Y TO BE OBSERVED BY ALL RLCEynNOn
ARMS MEET is READY
FOR OPENING ADDRESS
ON SATURDAY MORNING,
Armisticc Celebrations
Are Organized by Labor
iRN EniioI Nnm.s !

W.ASIII%GTON. Nov. lD.-Ar.
mist!ce Day celebrations. organ
lied through the American Fed.
Grafton OF Labor. VIII take place
not only In 800 principal cities OF
America. but in Melbourne, Aus
tralia. and Mexico City. as well.
according to Samuel Gompers.
president Of the federation
They VIII come togcthcr."
GomperF said. TO .xpress their
deep and abiding conviction tina,
way must be found to end wars.
to make peace the certain thlnr
Tor the future. We stand q; Ia.
deciding moment of a great epoch.
No more tremendous rcsponsibil.,y
ever has been placed upon human
shoulders"
Although sponsored hy the labor
Organization in America. ucy,,
thclcss. the Idea has been taken
up by civic and fratcrnal organ.
cations algo. Gompcrs said. This
International series of Gcmurstra.
ti"nH. he added. WAS part of his
plan for organizing public opinion,
III support OF the arms conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
BEER AGAIN MAKES
MILWAUKEE FAMOUS
Brewery Makes First Hottie of
"MedicinnI" beverage Under
Recent Ruling.
tBy United .Ncws.l

tpS oh'tou .NNN S'l
MILWAUKEE. WIS, Nov. l0.-The
beer that made Milwaukee famous
is now the beer that makes Milwau-
kec well.
The Schli,z brewery has nllrd rs
first bottle OF medicinal beer" sealed
and labeled 1t under the recent rul-
ing of Secretary OF the Treasury Mel
Ion allowing beer for the sick.
Immediately after the brew was
well advanced officials announced
they We're ready Ia supply every
drugs!s, whose application is APP
pro"ed hy tho director"
III" sschlitz brewery was one of
,h' :lrs; 10 be granted a Fedora! per
init TO manufacture bccr under the
Treasury ruling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
GLASS EXCOR|ATES
!. LEAGUE BETRAYAL
Declares Church Failed World
i'll llour of Suprcmcst
Test.
NEW TREATY DISGRACE
America Placed in Position of
international Shylock by
German Pact.
NEW TREATY DISGRACE
Especial 10 The r!mes.Disno,c, =,

Il.
WASHINGTON, y. c, Nov. 10
Senator Carter Glass. OF Virginia =
leader Of the Wilson group in the
United states Senate. in letter to
John Stewart Bryan. OF Richmond.
today delivered an Indictment Of thu
harding administrations foreign
policies. ranging from the repudia
ton OF the league OF nations To the
treaty OF Rcrlin ard disarmament,
conference. more severe. perhaps.
than has prorecGcd from any other
source in many months.
More than that the V!rginian as
sailed the American people for fall
urc 10 suppor, q policy which would
have made unnecessary disarmament
conferences. paying particular re-
*neci I" tho Christian church. which.
lac said. in onthusing now over dis
armament, is getting religion To,
late"
Forced On Hrlurtnnt Administrations.
Regarding the conclave about 70
assemble in Washington. Senator,
Glass asserted that 1t was force
on th!s reluctant adm!nistra tIon ly.
'"h"o!iAN.on ol Democratic and
progressive Republican Senators
adding tina; its personnel olnbrnco.
rot single zeai"t for the cause"
II would have been far heller"
he then declared. TO have gone in;o
the League of nations by the from,
door rather than be waiting in the
woodshed in the back yard
. turning 70 the interest of Tho
churches OF the country in d.sarn,-
ment and their lack OF interest in
the league, the Senator declared:
Had the Christian churches NJ mi.
country exhibited the same degree of
interest in the league OF nations ,h,,
they now are manifcsting in d..
armament, the nation would bavs
held its place in the high esteem Of
the world; but the church. In large
fCD!tlNupI N
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BRAND CALLS ON
WOODROW WILSON
Frrn"h Premier Leaves Iard When
informed Former President
Is Du;.
Ey NSsnciatcdrr rress.

WASHINGTON. Nov lo.--rrcmicr
hriand called upon former President
wilson today. but was informed thot
air. and Mrs. Wilson were ont. NJ.
hriand left his card.
NJ. hr'and. NJ. Sarrant. NJ DerihcIot
ana br' chatin. of the French dcicga-
'ion' drove TO Mount Vernon later
where NJ. BRAND laid a palm and
howers at tho tomb OF Washington.
Earlier In. the day the French Premier
mad gone TO the Capitol and laid n
wreath OF flowers at the bier of the
unknown soldier. Tonight NJ. Driand
dined with Henry White. former
American ambassador 10 France, and
Mrs. White.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
MOURNERS REQUIRE
IS HOURS TO PASS
.CASKET IN CAPITOL
Steady Stream of People
Renders Homage to Hero
Long Into Night.
FLORAL OFFERINGS ARE
GREATEST IN HISTORY
1T Might Have Been He,''
Sobs Mother, Whose Son
Never Returned.
BURIAL IN ARLINGTON TODAY
N"tnhics From Every Nation to At
tend Armisticc Dny Funeral
Ceremonies.
BURIAL IN ARLINGTON TODAY
NotnbicS From Every Nation to At
tend Armisticc Dny Funeral
CcrrmonIcs.
my Associated press.I

WASHINGTON. Nov. I0.-Artcr rct.
ting word from the outside thnt fully
.S.On people were awaiting thcfr
turn To enter the rotundn, the mill
tnry nuthurItics decided Mt q O'Clock
tonight to keep doors open until nil
In line ut l. o'clock, the hour set for
cioStnE, Ind passed through.
General PcrshinE stood ngnin to-
might before the coffin OF the un-
known soldier. md there were tcnr,
In HIS eyes nv he turned nwny.
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Pennsylvania 10 un,, Tr,,u.

TIIII.NDELPNIA, Nov lO.-Evcrv
train and other operations OF tho
pennsylvania Railroad system Will
haIt tomorrow at noon for two min
utcs III observance Of Armistice Day
In issuing orders tonight TO this
effect. w. ". Attcrbury. vicc-presi-
dent. IN charge Of operations, said tho
day would be observed throughout
the system as n holiday. and that ali
departments would be closed whore
u could be done without Interfering
with the necessary operations OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
-FOUR BANDITS SENT
TO PRISON FOR LIFE
Hishwaymeu VIII" Held Up Pn.mas-
ter in Memphis Arc Found
Guilty.
tH.y Associated Press. |

MEMPHIS. TENN, Nov. lo.--'r. 7.
Red" iiarriss. Edwin won Steinkirch
and Orvile. and Jesse Jones. charged
with having been the masked high
wayinen who, in Il spectacular at
tempt 20 rob paymaster's automo-
bile at the plant here OF the Ford
AIotor Company last August. shot 70
death two police officers and wounded
another. were fonnd guilty late To-
day of murder with mitigating cir
Gums tarccs in connection with the
Staying OF FOLK y Carraway. one OF
The mcn killed. and were sentenced
10 Iifc imurnSonmcnt
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House, wher" they have established
temporary headquarters.
1'ho. men wcrA divided Into two
d'iai!s @nd immediately assigned TO
their ros;s. Tw" marines zero placed
on Tie drivers seat of all trucks car
ryinE valuable mail, and several
squads were put on patrol duty in
ana about the main post Office.
others were assigned TO baggage
ears OF all outgoing mail trains. with
Instructions to remain on guard until
relieved by their comrades ut the va
r!ous terminals Of this postal district
Postmaster Thornton stated last
night that plans for guarding mail
here had not been completed. pending
a further conferonco with the super
Intendcnt Of malls OF this division
and representative OF tho War De-
partment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
SISTERS KILLED BY
AUTO: MAN SEIZED
Nv" Members Of st. .,nNrph.S Acnd
rmy Victims Of Driver who
Fled.
LEY Associatcipressl

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Nov. 10
Warrants were sworn today by
SheEif w Il Eohb for the arrest OF
'" IL. ii"ipcnny. pes No!ncs business
man. proprietor of an automobile
supply company. on charges OF man
siaushtcr and failure To report an
autonf"hi!e accident in connection
with the death here last week OF
sisters Mary Virgins and Mary
sosiiith, or 81. Josephs Academy.
The sisters were struck by an n,,,o
mobile while on their way to the
academy. the driver OF the car esc.n.
ing
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|B|NET TO RESIGN
PARLEYS FAIL TO
|R|NG IRISH. PEACE
! yd George Government
|ill Appeal to Country
in Elections.
>TER'S PERSISTENCE.
|NACES NEGOTIATIONS
| In lrcland's Refusal to En-.
cr All-lrish Parliament
Causes Halt.
n
fPTER'S PERSISTENCE.
|NACES NEGOTIATIONS
|E'Ts ARMS co>rErE>cE
Icmbcrs az British Ministry
'm"hS Representative. Ia
Washington Gathering.
10y ts,orintrd prrss.I

By Associated Pr-,s.I
SDON. nov. IH.-Thr fling, in bIx
III pror"guinE Parliament today,
7 nh"thrr appeal. similar 10 Tint
u h" addressed 10 The people in
Ing the Northern Parliament uf
nd. ." exercise pn,irnrr md
ration with the object of e.
|,hjng friendship mud ro-opcrn-
between an. people of that
try"
|ls WINS particularly a,idrrsscd To
\ Fi>t~rItr-. who are nn,v in I.om-
considering the governments pro-
Ps for the settlement of the ccr-
F-Oid problem. In tho opinion or
politicians. Hut NIL sections come
His NnJcst.'s cShOrtntIon. and
pointed out that Slim Frin mn.'
Il with particular interest and
object 10 the Inference that the
ktr In between tho two PARTIES fn
nd, and Is not n dispute between
md md Ireland. which IS the
Fein's contcntion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Ry itnIph II. Turner,

ted News STAFF Correspondent.
'NDON. Nov. !o.--Rccausc. .
ilnT the British delegates TO the
n.ngton armament conference
|! George saw ut 10 appoint two
bcrs ot his own Cabinet to the
on now In America. the Pre-
faces an Unprecedented diplo-
!, situation In the event Of hlH
nation which tx sure TO follow
cnkdown In the Irish peace ne
uons.
Ulster persists IN her intention
sis, tn. prcmicr's program for
n-Irish Parliament and To re.
her own national entity. III,
conference VIII break down
iat event, Lloyd George has al
s!Gnlficd HIS intention Of re-
ng and lighting the Issue out In
neral election.
whole Cahinrt Would auit.
,yd Georges resignation would
be followed by that Of
Cabinet Including Arthur Jane.
,ur and Lord Ice, both or whom
delegates to Washington \ gen
election. taking, perhaps. two
hs, would follow.
is the belief OF most members
he Foreign Oncc. however. that
situation would not affect the
$ of the delegates to Washing
Except indirectly Both Lord Lee
Balfour rank officially as am
idors p!cnipotcntiary. and would
nue. To act in that capacity. II
tinted out, Furthermore. that the
tionnl continuity OF Great
ms foreign policy precludcs the
tion By any new government
b such Il government is chosen
different attitude towards the
iinGton conference than that al
|, cnunciatcd.
crcnce Not Subject OF Division
e conference has never been the
ict Of British party differences,
las there ever been expressed any
sition either to Lee or I.alfour
substantial sources. Both men
considered able ncgotiators.
turaliy, thcy would lose the
ise attached 10 membership in
Cabinet, Gnioss they were in
d In the now ministry. but even
would not vitality alter their no.
b as representatives OF the en-
in the armament discussions.
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rt-Economy, YORK RIVER
LINE BALTIC. Daily Elk. Su. Mad. 272.
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tcon;inued on Page 4, Col. -
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tc"H'inued on Pa.e IL, Col. -
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The Weather

Fair today; tomo-ro,v will br partly
cloudy nnd somewhat
colder.
For weather report. see editorial pago
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