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en moincil"s que Sc dedlcaha "a la eia-
h"racIoh or alc"h"l lhcautahd"se u
choS a@enteS dc Ia JuSticla del apa-
rat" y fcrmehi"S. etc etc
Los Sres. RaYry Clntron nan ad-
qnlrido por treinta mil dorares la casa
Fr"me'tid d"i recleh ialiecluo don VI
seS del Nallr Sltuada frente a la Pia-
"a Mnnoz Rivera en- cuya planta Da-
ia los adquIrienles tlenen su estapie-
cimiento La Victoria, estando ocu-
pados los altos por Ia Gaierla Naiieh-
te, el notable fotografo coiombiano'
III @uafdia Manuel Alomar ha de-
trllldo para dehuhcIafle al veciho An
Gel Bron. q'llen ahtler tarde sustraJo
DEP patio dc AntoIllo Nal'htlh' parrio
NueVo HciSlca' pf'hdaN de VeStlr Vaio-
radaS en- cuatr" doIar's.
III l'@le>du" We t>tdu"S th'uVa'
dohde Sc ehcohtraha de paseo en- uiloii
de Su eStimabie Iamllla' el heVereiluo
}. l. barret' mihlNtfo proteStalte que
mace muchoS amos reside en- eSta ciu-
dad eS Sehefalmehtc apreciaGo-
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ne que fuc Inspector dc Escueias
durahte dlGuh tempo ma resueito
abahdohar. ei maGistefio para aceptar
ci cargo ae aSellte FlaJcro "e Ia acre
dliada hilna r. 0a1llah de esia
plaza.
peSe;lmosie todo el eNlto que es
acreedor, p"r Su lhtcllgelcia. actl-
Nldad.
'-En un choque "currldo el Jueves
por Ia tardc' en- Ia caile Nlila' 'entre
'h qnltrlh &lliildo por Martlh Torres
uh carr" ISinejad" por Jose NaVa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-01
Ell X COMO PROFILACTICO

Debe consderarse deber medicosocial adminsrar
ell X'2 tOdas las espOsas de SIFILTTICOS EX-SIFIH
Co.'S tOdOs estados de ebaraz0 SIFLICO segurOs
de que evaremos nmensa mayoa recuentes abOr
0s partos eto muertO nos que demuesran
revelan cvidente degeneration fisica moral
De todas las principaIes Farmaas de San Juan
yla Isa Juan A. Perez, Apartado 425San Juan, P. R.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26

Ala bal ma, or Some other states equally
far 10 the frigid north. No distinction
made betwecn the two Nirginias. but
people from Ohio are referred to as
.Yankees' and supposed to shovel
snow eleven months out Of twelve.
VIII send you some photos as scor
as we get time to take them. AT
rrcsant nm engaged in relieving north
ern tourists of some Of their surplus
cash. taking them out fishing on Lake
Apopka. Am sunburned brown as an
Indian from spending twelve hours pei
day in the open on the lake and can
cat n small sized c0%and chase the
driver.
The jungles como up to within three
miles of town and you can get lost In
the woods thirty minutes from the
main street so you can see what a
fine new country we hav- TO develop
Have not seen a lump Of coal or a foot
of gas for two months. We burn Gaso-
line or wood and the niggers who fire
the engines certainly aH kept busy
hoyS showing pine knots under tire
boilers.
Think 7 will stay here for some time
yet as this place just suits me. vii
writ. you soon again. Tell all the
BOYS l said "Howdy."
Yours.
HERBERT G. MOORE.
Winter Garden, Fla
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Peoples, Everett Mace. Huntington.
Pethtel. Richard Robert. 81. Marys.
P~tancnbach. Louis Charles. Wheeling
Pierce. Carleton Custer. ksngw""d.
Fierce, Franklin .\dhury, WrirtOn.
uittman. Robert Lee. Birmingham
Alabama.
rr,ckr,,. Erwin Robert. Montan'
MincS.
Proctor. john Armfrld. berkeley
Springs.
I'ugh. Howell Rrln.cy. ~MorSantuwn.
Qucnun. Max EmIid. Pennington.
Randolph. Guy Dewey. Williamson.
Reed. James Bingham, Whe"Nnr.
Reeves. Nathan Mor"n. W"llshurE.
Rice. clyde WA!t. Wheeling.
Richard. Luther E&irl. M~orcdHtown.
Richardson. Charles Joseph, Morgan
town.
Res. George. Wheeling.
Rogers. George William. Nh"'In-,
Rocsslrr. Frank William, Wheeling.
Rose. Lewis Jess, MuundSN!tl".
Round. Frederick I.utw!ohe. Mona
vile.
Rove. Edgar barnett. lairmont.
Euhlc. clyde Harold. Wheeling.
Ruckar. Charles Manly. Logan.
flushing. Lester. Wheeling.
RYAN. Meredith Wellington. William
son.
Schimmc!. William Henry. Wc.IsHurE
schmidt. Hans Nichols. Fairmoni.
Srhuhart Alh.n Emil. Wheeling.
Schubert. Russell william, Wheeling.
Scott. Archie Everett M"ldNili'.
ScAbrirht. Raymond Llcwcl!yn Ron
eyS Point.
Shuman. Albert. MorEantown.
Smith. Emery Jennings, FIreco.
Smith. Hunter. Bccklcy.
Smith, Rodcrlrk Norman. Falrmont.
Snyder. C"ci. Orvi,lr. Williamson.
Spindlcr. rharl"s. kinGwo"d.
SPOTS. Oscar Francis. k"yscr.
SpraGg. Leon White.
Stahl. Lewis Edward. Chester.
stephens. William Lewis. wilkinson.
Stevenson. Herbert Spencer. Wheeling
TAYLOR. Ralph Hrrry. Wheeling.
TAYLOR. Robert william. Morgantown
Thorn, Lawrence Twyford. Friendly.
Topp. Ronald Allen. Wheeling.
Fucker. Lloyd ID. Huntington.
VanVlack. Gro-g" Theodore, chester
VosNler. Edward Albert Eugene. Wheel
ing.
Wa~lirabcnSctin. Frederick Ferdinand
Wheeling.
Ward. William Nathan. Huntington.
Warden. Alfred Roger. Grafton-
Warden. SamUrl Morgan. W"llShurE.
Watson. Pr6nijSs Roland. Masont""n
Walters. Jr, Henry Clarence, Hunt
inGton.
Weisgerhrr. william Charles. Wh"".'
ing.
Wellington. Bernard Charles. Hunting
ton.
West. Thomas. Tunncltor
Wilhelm. Charles. B~oomfi"id.
Wilson, Andrew clyde. M~orEantown.
wilson, Charles Vineyard. M~"rEantown'
Wilson. George E;on. Wheeling.
WINSTON, Daniel Earl. Wheeling.
Wohlg"mUrh. Bert samuel. Wheeling.
Wright, William Milton. Wheeling.
Yoho Sidney Fletcher. tarina.
Zihlman. Charles John. Huntington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
TAKE IT FROM NE"
ENDS ENGAGEMENT
At COURT TONIGHT
Seat Sales indicate Two Near Capacity
Houses Today


'TlN. |; From Me-" vii! wind ur its
w,"k enlargement NJ the Court Theatre
today. with matinee AMI evening" l~"rfur-
maNrrS. Sat sale indicates tw" near ca
w1rlty audiences VIII b. IN attendance.
During tn" week ih!s play has created
a mos: Favorable" impression. ranking
with tn" best musical comedies s"rn
in this city IN several seasons. Tn" cos
lumir and scenic effects ar" beyond r"-
rroarh while IN" C"mTctny nHd III" ~'"T"
al, al that could be desired.
Thcr" * a riran-rut Stnr, attached
- Take II From Ne" whl"h - n"".
novel and the SrSlrCr oC mulch h"!s'"r-
Gus laughter. Interest - m;tiniH!n"d
throughout. occasionally INTERRUPTED tE
7 clever song ar a dance. Tn" h"aut!-
full costumes worn by TN" fcminin" con
,Ingrnt were greeted with conSid"rahl"
favor by the women IN the audience.
lsnc" sr"C;aItlrS provided ny H." We'll
known "G1rdincr Trio" are W"lr"m""
with considerable applause.
Take II From Ne" can Easily h'
termed one UG tn" biggest laughing me-
diumS appearing At the Court during
tn" SEASON There is III abundance" 81
material upon which the theme Is
founded and ne presenting company
Jpli"S itself arr"rtnGiy. There's 4
lash &C pep anh artistry connected with
I often Slightrd IN ether high C!a~" at
fractions. Tn" patronage" afforded Mas
in due accorded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
AT WINTER PARK
Herbert Moore, Who Went from
Wheeling, Enjoying FLORIDA TO
FULLEST Extent

Hsrhrrt ~ Moore. formerly connect
nd with the Elazel-Atias Glass COM
Hany. who loft hero two months az?
for tn" south. is at present located IN
Winter Garden. Fla. In Il letter sent
to Il friend he speaks we'll Of tho sun
ny south and voices his intention Of
remaining Their" indefinitely.
Winter Garden. Fla. Feb. 20. 1921
Dear Friend: Am located at Win
ter Garden. I'ln.. until further notice
Spring Is here now and all tho trees
are in full bloom and they are harvest
ing last fans crops. lettuce. Cucum-
bers. celery and fruits. tn" seasons
are all upset here and You hay" 10 look
at Il calendar TO see that 1t is winter.
\ hooking bird is singing outside IN"
room and ~alligatorS are murmurinS
In tho lake. Tourists ar" running wild
IN the streets Of our fair city and
palm beach suits ar" much worn.
All the natives take a four mont :
vacation in the summer and go 10 tire
far North. meaning mostly Georgia or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
bargain prices. Popular prices will pre-
vail at night.
CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD coH1Na
IN "L1NGER LoNaER LEFTY"

Crowded houses at every performance
in every city are greeting the national
comcd!enr Charlotte Greenwood IN
Oliver Morosco's latest musical come
DIV hit "Lingcr Longer Lefty MISS
Greenwood will be seen at the Court
March $50 with Wednesday matinee
tn management looks for the Dig
gcst bushes In the history Of the thea
tire. Many theatre parties are being
formed and there will be an extra fore"
added to its box office to TAXI care OF,
the advance sale. Miss Greenwood IN
"Lingrr Longer. Lefty" is entertainment
You can see again and again and still
enjoy It. IT appeals TO everybody. Oliver
Morosco the producer SENS to have the
happy faculty of selecting plays thar
appeal 10 the thcatrc going public and
II Is said that no play in recent years
has given such wholesome satisfaction
as this new MoroSco hit. Miss Green
wood !s supported by an excellent COM
pany, a snappy chorus n sixteen mus
ical numbers that will send everybody
out Of the theatre pleased and happy.
What more could you expect? Seats on
sale Thursday. Mail orders with re-
mittance now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
DAVID WAKEFIELD
In The Return OF Potter Grimm" al
tho Cour Next week

nn Friday and Saturday Mt tn" court.
with Saturday matinee. Dave Warilrld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
Receiyed Pay.

Received Pay.
Yesterday was payday ut the Va
,ional Tub company and over thr"'
thousand mon rrCeivcd their whE'S.
Tn" mill lbs been running fuiI l"r'''
and the outlook for his yrar IS vrry
encouraging. Practically every mili
in this vicinity has laid off their en-
ployrS. but as yet there has Deem ~
layoff at this plant.
Fire Truck Repaired.
Tho S.cord ward fire truck which
was damaged Il few weeks ago. has
bean repaired. and will i. ready for
use the latter part Of next week. tn
expense attached. t" IN" repairing ~
comparatively small.
T.. OF P. Meeting.
The Uniformed Ranks of III" knights
nf Pythias held 4 meeting IN their
lodge rooms on Fourth street. The
regular routine matters W.T." discuss.
ed. nothing Of special imp"rtanc" u"
Cured.
Ono Arrest.
Onn Arrest occurred Yesterday Whom
Dfurnr Tyson picked M Il man VII,
gave his nam" AZ John 10" Of VII" -
ing. lie vas found II IT," north end
of town wrapped up in Il blanket par
alyzed drunk. itr Was rrlc<rs~I upon
bail.
Smoker Given
Thursday evening in IN" rooms over
the Fifth ward hose house a smoker
was given hy a number Of local Young
mon. The evening WAS fea tured by m
interesting game CT domin"es between
four wizards of tho art.
Benwood Personals.
Henry W~ar$inskcy. John and sam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
". VIRGINIA coNs1sroEY NAMES
GLASS OF l8s CANDIDATES FOR
HoNoRED DEAD WHEEL
ING MASON.
TWO WHEELING MEN ARE Off
GEES or THE MEMORIAL CLASS.
MoRaANTowN MAN IS
PRESIDENT.
DE WILLIAM TURNER MORRIS Is
BANQUET ToASTMASTER.
FOUR TOASTS ARE Re
SPONDED TO

Nest Virginia CousIS,"ry NJ. ! con-
fsrred the %"fttc;ai and o'-rm"n'"'
degrees OF Scottish Rite Fr""maS""'E
rr,, . class Of l>9 candidates in u"
closing day Of th" Scottish rat" WIN
for reunion at the John ". Morris
Scottish Rite cathedral. Yesterday. TIL
comforting Of these degrees brought e"
close the work It th" Winter Re
union.
rrh. Consis;ory namod ;ts class tcc
William Alexander wilson t'aSS'
A tribute To the memory at IN" e." "
A. Wilson Of Wheeling. WI" Ma ono
Of the most prominent MN>"nS ~ West
Virginia.
The following officers OF the class
were chosen:
President. Charles Albert Albright
Morgantcwn.
Mcdonald, Logan.
Second vice-preSldcnt-N :ISam N"an
sscret,ry, Harry Bruce Martin. Fl.
kins.
Treasurr. George Sion Wilson.
WhcelinE.
orator. DR.. Joe Raleigh Arnold
WellSburE.
The Masonic utilization of tn" late
William Nlexand.r Wilson. IN whose
honor West Virginia c"nSIstory No. |
named rs class for yesterday. cor"re"
a period Of nearly fthy-tivc years. II"
became a member of Ohio lodge No. :.
A.. =. "a. NJ. IN february. MOO a"'I
upon the organization Of Nelson odSe
No. so. \ year ~ so later. h" became
a charter member Of thar lodge. lie
VAS A Der Of Wheeling rn:on
Ibl,rnN - Nl1SnnS
Cyrenr C~ommaudery No. :. Knights
Iremplar. and Of osiris Temple An
Gent Arabic order Mobiles OF the Ms
tic Shrine.
Early Scottish Rite Mason
The late Mr.. Wilson was ono OF the
early Scottish Rite MaSons n West
Virginia. Joining the Scottish tHtN
bodies in 1876. Most Of HIS active work
in F~rccmaSonry WAS devoted 10 the
Scottish Rite. He became a charter
member OF West Virginia Conststory
No. I upon its organization. and was
elected the first treasurer Of the four
Scottish Eirc bodies in Wheeling. which
office ~ ii!lcd with honor until death
ended his earthly career NJ November
"a. 1920.
At the meeting oC The supreme C"un-
Gil for III, southern jurisdiction Of In"
United States IN October. f"l2, hc wa
elected To receive In" Thir;v-th:rG
honorary dcrr"" wh:ch was conferred
upon him n tho Scottish Eit" CATH
dral here ON .\rril -. is@n.
Outside Of tr'eUiUSoury. Mr.. VIZ
son will 10 best r~em"rUh"r"d as head
of the W. \. Wilson 4 Sons company
Scottish Rite Banquet.
The banquet hall at thh Scottish Rite
cathedral was completely 'I!"d WIKI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
THE THEATRES
COURT OFFERS EXCELLENT
LINE OF ATTRACTIONS
NEXT FEW WEEKS

Feb "H-IGachmaninnrf-ias TINT
Nc"Sily Concert.
Mar. i-.-I'!thlan tiullieS.
Mar 3 Matinee evening. Mutt Il
Jeff at the RACES"
Mar. i-5-DaVid Wartield IN The
Return uf Peter Grimm
Mar. I.S.9-Churlottr Greenwood
III 'l.inIrr Longer Lvtiy.'
Mar. l4--"Thr Bird Of Paradise.
Mar. l5-l6--"Thr Girl IN the Spot
light"
Mar. lT-1S-l9-Erncst TruaX "a
"ri,trr Pattcr."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
BENWOOD

We have placed on sale, ~ TIL" Mid
wav Confectionery the now Edison
and records. call and hear
the new records on the 10th OF each
F.. +. KOONTZ.
Licensed Dealer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
SEIGHBORHOOD ACTIVITIES.
Clayton Plans for Bake and Madison
Discusses RemOdelIng Of Home.

The Clayton Neighborhood Associa-
ton at a meeting in the Union Fire
House last evening elected the follow
ing committee 10 make plans for a
bake to be held "Wednesday November
23: Mrs. Ida Beatty, Mrs. e. Hall, Mrs.
l.. T.. Welch, Mrs. Il. l.. Haslett and
Mrs. Karl Seidle.
Both men and women will nartici-
pate In making an American Flag.
The Clayton Girls Athletic Club has
challenged the Stapler Park Athletic
Club to game of hockey TO be played
Saturday November 26 on the Clay
ton playground.
Later in November the girls of the
association will give two playlets 1.-TWO
Cups of Chocolate" and THE Burglar"
Plan for re-modeling the Madison
Neighborhood Association building
were discussed ut a meeting last night.
A committee to get estimates on the
cost Of the Improvement was appointed
as follows: Mrs. j. Hauck, Mrs. r.. A.
Higgins, Mrs. W. A. Brokmire.
A Christmas celebration was also
discussed, plans being made to hold 1t
on Friday December 23.
Delamore Neighborhood Association
will give party this evening for the
men ard women of the organization.
The party given recently for the chill
dren was a decided success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
CALLSST. LAWRENCE
Project FOOL|SHNESS
Develop our Own Ports and
Waterways First, Governor
Miller Advises Convention.

BY Associated Press 20 Every sveuEng.
Savannah. Ca, Nov. 1g.--Governor
Nathan l.. Miller Of New York. in an
address before the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways convention today de-
mounted the proposed St Lawrence
ship canal project as involving an an
warranted expenditure Of 5000. 600 600
by the United States. as criminal
foolishness' in wasting millions sadly
needed for other improvements and
as an attempt TO realize an "impossi-
BILE dream"
The governor declared that the tax
burden would be increased in order
10 promote what was only an expert
nent and asserted that the prime
necessity was 10 improve first our
own ports and waterways instead OF
promoting a project in foreign coun-
try. He affirmed that the New York
State barge canal could, II properly
utilized. carry all the 10000. 900 tons. of
grain which annually would seek a
water outlet from the west.
The governor declared that IL would
require nearly $4,000 600 TO complete
I the river and harbor improvements
which have already been approved b.-
the army engineers and by Congress
that at the present rate OF progress
and which are stiH held desirable and
IL would take at least seven years "a
complete these approved projects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
BRITISH DELEGATES
MEET HOME CRITICISM
Representatives Say Liberals
Condemnation is Based on
Misunderstanding.
BY Associated Press to Every EvenIns.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Nov. f6.-Tne severe
criticisms in certain Leading British
liberal newspapers of what they re-
garded as reservations proposed by
the British delegation 10 the American
naval reduction proposals is based on
a misconception of the actual attn
tude of the delegation according 70
statements made today by British
representatives here.
These representatives, while again
emphasizing committal TO continual
ton Of a small amount OF naval con-
struction during the ten-year holt
day and while pointing out that Ar
thur J. Balfour. the delegation head, in
his speech yesterday, developed strong
objection 20 the construction Of large
submarines and generally to the use
of submarines at all in war. state
that beyond that they are not posi-
lively committed TO any substantial
amendments TO the American pro-
gram.
Regarding the plan of keeping one
small naval building yard in opera
ton in each country during the naval
holiday, it is urged by the British ex-
perts that this is necessary IN order
to keep the ships in repair. and per-
haps, TO replace any ship that might
be lost through accident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
ITALY NOTES AMERICAN
ANGLO SAXON ALLIANCE

Rome. Nov. 16.-The newspapers
continue their comment on the de-
velopment at the Washington confer
ence. but Italian public men refuse to
discuss the concrete proposals ad-
yanced by the United States govern
ment. Several prominent men, when
seen by the Associated Press CORES
Limitation OF Armaments, but would
leave any expressions on the American
proposals to the Italian delegates in
Washington.
1T remains TO be seen just to what
point the dual name Anglo Saxon
American, which is the key to the con-
ference. will manifest ITSELF says the
Giornale DItalia; also to what limits
Japan will attempt to react against
the delegates who would destroy her
hidden ocean hegemony."
The Tribuna says: President Hard
ing and Secretary Hughes have given
the verdict and passed the sentence.
Mr.. Hughes carries out in his propos-
ais the good sense of Mr.. Harding
There is need now TO pass the
question OF land disarmament That is
the real European problem. The
| United States, England and Japan are
sea powers separated by oceans, but
Europe is comprised OF land powers.
Worse yet, Europe is France and Ger
many-'these are lions"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
MAY SUE TO COLLECT
100000 IN BACK TAX
Ultimatum Given DeIinquents,
Time Limit for Paying Be-
ing December 1.

City Solicitor Reuben Satterthwaite,
Jr., has completed the work OF send
ing out notices to delinquent taxables
in the city for the years prior to and
including 1920, advising them that the
delinquent tax list for both the north
ern and southern districts have been
placed in his hands for collection. In
these notices Mr.. Satterthwaite gives
the properties owned by those re-
ceiving the notices on which taxes
have not been paid and the amounts
due from each.
His notice then continues: Kindly
give the matter your immediate at
tention and see that the said tax is
promptly paid at the City Hall TO
(giving the name of either John 1.
Dolan or Elmer II. Klund. the collec-
tors). If the same Is not paid bAfore
December l, 1921, l will be compelled
to reduce the claim to judgment. and,
II necessary, sell the property"
About l,7D0 of these notices were
sent out. Many of the delinquents
who received them have come in and
paid the taxes due. Many others so
Tar have paid no attention to them.
Mr.. Satterthwaite and the two collec-
tors. however. have determined that
II after December any taxes remain
outstanding those property owners
VINO owe them will have their real
estate sold by the city for the amount
or taxes due. Itshas been decided 10
gather In all the moneys owing the
city In back taxes and to resort to
legal proceedings to do this. The
total sum due the city in both dis.
tricts Will approximate 5000. 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
AUSTRALIA PRESS APPLAUD
HUGHES ARMS PROPOSAL

Melbourne. Nov 1s.--Argument for
the reaching OF an understanding In,
the Pacific as Indispensable in con-
nection with drastic naval limitations
is advanced by the Sydney Evening
News in commenting on tho Washing
on conference proposals. America has
taken n strongly popular line, the
newspaper says, and the world will
acclaim the proposition, but the limi-
tation OF armaments Is worthless and
might even be inadvlsabe unless the
great sea powers make covenant to
observe international equity In the
Pacific"
The Sydney DAILY Telegraph saws
Secretary OF State Hughes. In his pro-
posals has erected n finger post point
ing 10 n turning of the path In the
history OF civilization" The alterna-
tive 10 the adoption OF such a propo-
stion Is death and destruction"
Secretary Hughes, says the sydney
Morning Herald, has revived In n new
form the long disputed subject Of the
freedom of the seas. and II propounds
the question if the British navy as
fixed by the proposals will be adequate
to protect Australia,
or President Harding's address open
ing the conference the Adelaide Adj
vertiser says IL was "a thoughtful,
elevated utterancc, having lofty re-
gard TO the dictates OF Justice and
righteousness'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
U. \. LIMITATION PLANS
APPROVED IN URUGUAY

Montevldeo. Nov. 1e.--El Ola, the
oficial organ and property Of Jose
Battle Y Ordonez. former President OF
Uruguay. in commenting upon the
Armament conference in Washington
says:
president Harding and Secretary
Hughes are doing things in the true
American fashion. going to the root
OF the matter without wasting time In
utilities. They have given great
example to the European nations since
despite being only one step from be-
coming first naval power OF the world
the United States has not hesltatcd 10
propose the reduction OF her own
navy.
This action Is all the more strik-
Ing in view OF the fact that in en- N
OF war between the United States and
Japan at the present time victory for
the former would be beyond doubt
possessing AZ she does a superiorit,
over Japan Of three to one. Thu
Hughes proposal IL proof that the
United States only desires peace and
a world economic revival"