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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
KENYON NAMED
FEDERAL JUDGE
IN 9TH DISTRICT
DEMOCRATS CHARGE MOVE
is TO BREAK UP AGRI-
CULTURAL BLOC.
By Associated Press

~ ffsFfNsatfN ~"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Scuator
Kenyon of Iowa, leader Of the much
discussed agricultural bloc and chair.
man Of the senate labor committee
wns named TODAY 20, President hu aing
10 he circuit Judge Tor m, eight dis
trict Immediately after receipt of
the nomination the senate confirmed Il
unanimously IN opcu session.
At the White House IL was stated
that the president had appointed Mr..
Kenyon to succeed tho hate Judge Wal.
Ter | Smith because uf his high regard
for the senators ability and bccaus.
the httcr's known desire to have a
place on the Federal bcpch senator
Kenyon in q formal statement later llso
said the president when a member OF
the Senate. knew of his dislike for
politics and his love for the law.
In the Senate senator Harrison. Dom.
orrat Mississpp. after confirmation
had been voted said that while be- was
confident 'ho appuuiwpr' uf Mr.. Ken
Non was because OF thc htt.r's eminent
qualification. tho question would arise
throughout the agricultural SECTIONS n
the appointment was uu' intended tn
drive e wodg' into aud ultimately do
stroy ih' tlII,I'fmul bloc S,nltnr
Helm Democrat Nhhnma. declared
that with 90, k.uyun appointment IL
drive to break ihg agricultural bloc"
has ho'n started
senator Kcuyrn doe, not pl,r io
p.ni ihc senate until about the middle
a. February.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
EARTH IN DIZZY WFlIRL GETS
OFF CENTER, rides ON FLAT
WHEEL" THEN QUAKE RESULTS

Washington 20 Bcrklpy. calf. agieo
.Hi % probably was few hundred
uI.s 80 tho mouth of N, Columbia
river
Miles ndrr ocean.
IHr Bhs,ucu 90 record disruption
| fh. visible surface 81 the earth or
o. ib, hgg, tidal waves which ususlN
B1aia from the scene of an o,ita.
uHtr letd fh, Observers Co reiievs
'ND .sIi occurred miles below tho
poJ of the ocean
Iis violence was attostcd by tho
Ju1yef.ug s'smophcrcs which boz some
Instances we're thrown from thc record
.rg rolls. while q strong machine AZ
Eurkioy was SCI ir motion for The first
Uu, Bon many years
"No doubt %, earth was rcadius,Inr
fs.If said Prof D. , Lynch. soismo
graphic observer 20 Furdhtm unlvcr.
atN horr
About everything about the earth
becomes upset goes OF center. change,
boz HNcs and usually about no sarns
time there De- violent csrihqmke. a
tnNTTNTfEp pN pa4E .rxe,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
FIRST OF CRASH
VICTIMS BURIED
PROBE IS BEGUN
GRAND JURY AND CORONER
ARE INVESTIGATING
CAUSE OF DISASTER.
BY Associated Pres.

by AHHorlated iffNs
WASHINGTON, Jan. sl-washlne.
ton today held the first OF its many
funerals FOR the 07 who perished Satur.
,.a, u..nt wh.. thp otf " fh0 Eu'c'.
crbockcr motion picture theatre col.
!apsed under the weight OF snow. and
memorial services were announced bv
"a number of churches and other o..
gluiztiuns. Social functions and bust.
ness conferences ceased and theatres
sheltered moagrc audiences. Hospital
sutfs continued to treat more than
sixty injured stll confined. Ofnci1l
and unofficial Investigations got under
WAY and others were announced
Tho funerals today included that n
Madame Virginia Fcrraud. sister of
nr Julio BDucm Guatcmalan minis.
Ter, under the Herrera regime. Her
body will O.. sent TO Venture calf
Secretary Weeks scnt flowers to lam.
IIics of seven War Department ON.
ployos who were Killed in the c3tas.
troph" and personal l,tt,rs or con.
dol'ucc to those not living iu the city.
Tho citN commission TODAY turned
over iis investigation ~ the disaster TO
col Charles Keller. engineer commits.
son,r. and tho building inspectors u.
tlC". The Federal grand jury aud tho
rwou'rs jury visited the ruins of me
theatre today and it was aunourr j
they would conduct thorough invest .-'.
iiuns O" determine f possible. the
.ius" of the accident and vhcih,r rnr
Individual Was to blame TaNtor 1'r
dom. d.trirt attorney. requested ihC
NHr Department. to assign several
army engineers tp assist the D.ru.. '
'IrN bon lts inquiry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01

HY AssooAtrd Press
NEW YOEk Dam al-TN. rrih In
is dilzylug vh.u throurH .rI... got
uif r"ui,r for frw mou,rfs f".IpN trd
shifted its poles ur iVr-. tn nf tb'
new oou'or of rotation
Then. boz ord,r that Do might uo. hr
travelling ON "nst wheel SO Co
speak e Few million toms of solid rrck
some whore or th, western co1.I oi
thr United States. ir th, hoi uf thc
Pacific ocean. slipped s hundred feet
or so 20 even things up
This is thp maur,r u which pro
lessons of goolog, and srIsmo-r8nhir
observers account Tor the violent oluh
vibrations which demorlIr,d ir.ru
mouts on ohsor,atorcs throughout this
country to-day Thus Gar the exact 'oca.
ton Of the huge slip h1s uo' been
determined. although Observers fr'm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
WOODROW WILSON FUND

Total contributions a. the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation fund last night we're
Si36.5o This money Is larcly one half
of what the Daily Nows would like 10
send off to hcadquartcrs as frce.will
offering from Panhandla people 10 the
Foundation.
The fund will positively close Satur.
day night and the conis lutiou Will be
forwarded To headquarters without FUR
thcr delay. Hundreds Of Amarillo and
Panhandle people should have a part
In this work sending iu contributions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Fort Worth to Oppose.

~ AsHfHfuffai Ffs
FORT WORTH Jan. 3l-John W.
Malone. superintendent - the south.
western division n the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butchers workmcn
nion ~ Nnrth America. tonight said
b.. would oppose any orders 20 call of
'H' packers strike. which has been in
effect sine. ueremher g. 1891 Malone.
informed by the Associated Press
,na' orders bad hvon received at wich.
8 Kan to oal off the strike. declared
H. had received mo- such orders and said
rr believed ro attempt would b. made
H, 'h, uut.u 600 have tho southwestern
uH.rne center strikers abandon their
.rt' against tlr VsE, cItt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
MRS. VALANCE
is CLEARED ON
KILLING CHARGE
JURY ACQUITs HER OF AL.
LEGED MURDER, AT 3:45
MONDAY AFTERNOON.

|HH Ners
~ Nriil> IcNa~ I-n. 3i.-Nrs.
o. ruirr Nlllancs, charged With the
rH.r 4 How'd "srhrm. Fcb. n.
'.'i Vs, acquitted hN a jury hero
OF sos thi. pit.rnnou Tho Jury
IrI hp'u n"' ,iurr o'clock ycS-
i,.ds, evening
iho Nlllanrr ya~a went to trial
NuudI, oi lH,t week. The court
r.uW was crowded each day. the
,,>, having Interested this entire
>0,iiuu because Il the prominence
,i tH' pruplc 81 ralsska. Hall
County. where the, both lived. and
brctu-r cot the reported romance en-.
i,ting between the two.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01

Three Republicans Boah. la Toilette
ana Norris. joined with the solid Demo.
cratic minority n opposing The bill
Under the terms of the M. COM.
mission of five members. addc hv The
secretary Of the treasury would have
authority. subject 90 the approval OF
the president to refund or convert aud
To extend time of payment of principal
or Interest. az both, OF the foreign debt.
The date the obligations maturcd may
b" accepted hy tho commission. could
not extend beyond Juno H.. lqi7 aud
the interest rate could not D, less than
4 IA per cent Bonds of one govern
m"nt could not bc accepted for those Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Big SPECIAL OFFER IS New
CANDIDATES OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN LUXURIOUS MOTOR CAR

IIerslding % Wonderful upppriuuii, tu
incr's~c the chance uf winning tWu
cu~tl, automobiles and uumrruu, uthrt
valuable nri5c> In the \mlr.llp u1iN
News Siooo eo auiom"ilil, and prii'
campaign. the nrw - eoo rNtra-Note oi
Ter J. nov In forcr. Tho >pr,iai offer
was announced in drtti IN ,r>irtds, =
News su' ., -~'in rNnl-itsrd in ln al
NertiSement w 'Ni> issue
Thst candidait> arr ci'tsd it tn hig
OTTER = 'n1'raird h. 'he r,urrs>ians ui
approx Al being heard cn cNerN ,idc.
NJ only did Oh, announcement q frr
special offer hring lr .,.rvhswng re.
spuuse T,s ;a,., .....ssy ir the race.
but 10 a.so brought uu.,, number ot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
CARDINALS HOPE U. S.
WILL BE REPRESENTED

ROME Jan. 81 Tho date of Card.
nal o'Connrll's arrival .n Rone Il tho
hhS"rhing question among the prrlatcs
here. nov thru e respite has come he
Tore the opening of thc courlavr ur
Thursday Al technical and ceremonial
arrangements have hecn made. and the
coming ~ Cardinal O'CorneH Is awaited
with extreme clgerncsa Tn, -a ig ron
erd hope that America viii De- repre-.
sented iy az least enc cardinal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Harris tets Five Years.


WANAUNCHIE. Texas IAN 90 1871
Harris. charged by indictment with the
murder of nr Charles " Ray was
found guilty ~ manslaugh.,r and SON
tcnccd to five years n IN, ysnuirnrfrv
hy jury here today Harris bad 1r.
Piled for suspended sentence His
counsel announced thst motion iH a
now trial would De- filed tomorrow The
case caused much interest iu 'h.s -.'
uuu where Dr RAY was prominent
phN NsIcian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
COLLEGE SPORTS SAID
TO BE HEADED TO ny,N

PHILADELPHIA Dam g.. college
sIHri- n this country Br. H.u.d Co.,
N'ru rIn thr"ueh tu. ke,n competition
inr supremacy, .; TuH 500. k,nr..
professor of scuIpiur. and physical d.
rector "t thr University of rruu.l
,tua. declared boo an address. t.slHt l.
fHr, 600. uf tE, university classes
Nfhi'ti. activity Be- Goo h,-t suh-t.
W', f.r wsr and erorN NiuI, nation
must have .r' .r fr. ufh.r said o.
N1.k.ru, .Ilf fh. ,r.ratrm,rt, ~
rHmwr.1I.HiN.H ht. endangered inter
rn.'.sut, athletic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01

another nor could any part NJ the for.
cign indebtedness be- cancelled
Bonus Amendment Loses.
only cabinet members and congress.
men viii b. appointed ON the commits.
sion. according 10 senator Watson. Re.
publican. Indiana, who told the senate
today that he knew that this was the
presidents intention.
Efforts to add soldier bonus proyl.
sion 90 tho measure. 90 limit the author.
ity ~ the commission in dcfcrring In.
tcrsst payments and 10 require congrcs.
sinoal approval of the conversion agree.
ments. iailcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01

from 3 upward The more coniribu.
tions the more representative viii be
the Foundation which has been organ.
lied to carry forward the ideals ~ the
former president.
'My donation is small bat Il Is a
great pleasure. indeed 60 have oven
small part in movement that has as
its purpose 'ho pcrpotuption ~ tho noble
ideals uf so great and good man as
our beloved c> president writes T. r..
WONTrNt-ED oN rAGE TWO,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
VIII ", To- Return


KANSAS CITY ksr. Ian 2i-Fol
.rrc receipt ~ orders from chicago
.rHf announcement was made hy y
M N"'e.r negro pntH,li, director ~
.. Hf Packing Plant EMPLOYEES
.. 'h1i s'l - 'hr workers vhn
.a.. H.." UH strike sine" December ..
r..U ef'mW to return t0 work 20.
.s..t ll' ~id Thar many ~ the
....r. HT,sdy htd raiuru-i tu work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
PACKER STRIKE ORDERED OFF
PlAlhVlEW MAN is
GIVEN COAT OF TAR
Special to The News

special 70 ne NeNs
PLAINNIEW Texas. IAN al
only a pair of trousers and coat
II tar and feathers tonight separated
George T.. BASS from the cold winds
which swept across tho Panhandle
Bass was turned loose AZ a down.
town street intersection here a. $50
tonight thusly clad His back was
bleeding according tu persons IN a
local drug store, into which Bass
went hy command Of mob. said 20
have been wearing the Ku klux
Khan rcgalia. Adhoring 90 the thick
coat of tar ON his body was a card
bearing these words: "Work ~ the
* Il X"
The man was tried here this morn.
ing on charge ol having assaulted
l4.yoar old girl llc was freed on
Instructions ot Judge u e. Joiner
When the iudg, instructed that Rsss
bc found not guilty hc at the same
lime declared hts instructions were
not given because ho thought the
man innocent but because ho
thought he could not bo convicted
under th, law
Tho prosecuting witness reversed
her testimony gwen before tbc grand
jury and refused 90 appwr against
lAss
\ hostile demonstration was made
n the crowded courtroom when the
man was freed and mub violence
seemed liable bat friends Ui Bass
hurried him away tu Flaydlda local
officers think li is believed he was
caught thcr,
Bass is 40 years uId DO. and alsD
tho girl with h,r mu'her recently
came here from Swr'fVnf.. Chief
~ Police w g Johnson ul Sweet.
water and Deputy Sh.rf vs. NJ
Barh,c of That town appeared
against Bass tAs morning ,t %,
trial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Tlif Ol.D HOME TOMN"
NOW O> EDITORIAL. PAGE

The odd Hom, Town dD'HrDd
hy man, p'rsuns o. hc the ro-t pop
uitr Driuvu ever carried n th" Daily
N'ws. D. nov B regular feature ON
TIE editorial page stanley b cartoon
always brings laugh
The second instalImeuf " "Guu
Fighi Pass. the now novel .s pub
lshed today u o. not too late % b..
gin this story. which Will be- oum.
plc'e be- twelve insisllmeuts
The third number ~ th. series 40
reg .iries on the Income tax H. printed
today one viii hc printed until all
fifteen are published
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
CHINESE PEOPLE WILL
Reject TREATY, CLAIM

WASHINGTON Jam ''.-Tho Oh.
n, Pill. r.ur'r 1901 lu' rrruguiz, th, treaty
.f|.n T.. f. ..'Hl. 'hr agreement on
-Yuurs reached hr Japanese and
."rn. G..lfns ID. th, Washington
..r0.r.r,.. tuJ viii rDpudatc co. Ma
lFu. r.u..s.nftiiN, az tho uuroruguizrd
tH"..n government. declared Boz state.
. tonight Th, Shau,uug question
"1l u.v nu 't.pd -hu' ,m sure We
..I. rn UUd thr last of th, Shan
..r- question: tN, statement declared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
600 SH0PM& OF R. |.
WALK 0U At SHAWNEE

SHAWNEE Okla Jan % SIX hun
drcd Rock Island shopmcr members ~
thr ma'h'ris's boiler makers black
SMITHS sheet metal workers carmen.
clerks and electricians federated crafts
walked out here today. giving AZ their
reason objection to the Interpretation
~ the company ~ rcoeni rulings handed
dam nN the United states wage board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Text of Order.

KANSAS CITY Kan. Jan. si.-The
text ot the order received hy local union
officials from international officials.
follows.
"Wo advise that The strike In Kansas
Clty De- called ~ Immediately. Con.
tuuoncc would be useless and would
nf.s.. .unscosssry suff.ri,r auHnF oir
members
Nu announcement was f1rthcomlng
from company officials as to their attn
tudp toward strikers who sought TO re-.
turn 90 their old joins Previous state.
mcnts from company heads have been
to tho effect that tho places ~ the
strikers have b.cn filled and that there
-1oro labor available than the com.
ptulps could use
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
BANDITS KNOCK WOMAN
IN HEAD, GET $4,000
BY ,s,sd Pre-.

hT Assnfts'eu lTfss
NEW YORK f4u 90 Nr. NJN oi'
,lmlth,r ths $3.50. uf physician was
,obbcd OF $4,000 uto todsy hy two han
uIts who attacked hcr as she was luout
iu enter h,S homo
Police bcIicN, fhr tvu men wgr, 'roW
% hank whore eh. had vlthd1Vn the
money COMING .unr hcr from tl, rr'r.
ur. ot the bandits struck her down Win
e blow ON %, Ho1d. while t., ether
q. fed htg D.rilHnlng the money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
w. c. RENFR0W DIES
IN BENT0NVlLlE. ARK.
r. Associated i.r~-

HENTuNNlLLE, Ark. IAN. 60 W
{ R"nir"" of Nnm, okla. thr first
territorial governor uf uElahoua. died
suddenly n the lobby of hotel ne,r
late TODAY
Tie "'s overcome while sitting n =
'"'h and cNpU'd before PHYSICIANS
I'''h"d ihr hotel Apparently hc Nn.
~ gooa health lic was go wears cid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
COMMISSION NAMED
TO MEET RAIL MEN
By As.osi.,sdrr.

~ Associated rrsss
NEW YpRk Jan 2l.- NpnU - 200
90 8 commi.lr, c0usistiu- of H general
manager a seven Essiern railroads o.
conduct wage nvgotiations with officials
90 the Blk Four railroad brotherhood
ip regional ,,rtcronce Was authorized
fa.iaN at m..ting of East,n ullroad
rrrsidrufS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Drinks Poison in Cemetery.

POPLAR BLUFF No, Jan. 3i.--
Arthur Solomon. 80. ~ Wichita Falls,
Texas. was found in serious coudi.
tlon In graveyard her, today after
he attempted Go swallow poison. tie
said his business In Wichita Falls and
In Dallas was in q poor financial con.
dtipn and that ho had decided o. end
his lie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Debt Refund;ng
i Bill Is Passed
By 1928 Vote

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 by Associated Press)-The bill
horzng the reundng of the eleven billion dollars foreign
securities maturing than years. passed
tonight by the Senate
The vote 80 to 25 Final enactment of the
await adjustment of differences and Senate which
is expected within a week or ten days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01

..H .tru.IIf.. 81. .r. . f.... ..N
candidates -iII N..H -E. uri.I ..
rf'.u Nt.',dH. .ll.. It. I..
fhH,ns r.v foolish vls r.. t. tls
.....u f'. .HHI.l-H uHH f -.uf.H
..I n.r .. E.f extra t.t,s Is tons
.. .r.u-.ru."
WILD ..t. .H f. I.l tu. without
Uf o. t.HuhI,
New Subscription Count.
al uev Subscription. count Uu the
tHf .ff,H Tho candidate vr. turns
n $50 worth 0t r.v sHh-0rrf. hv
February nth viu receive $4,000 extra
t.t.s n b. uut tHo ate to enter ,h,s
wonderful campaign pthvrs lr, doing
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwoJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM
~ Associated Pres

RANGER. Texas. jan, 3i.--C. r.
Thompson. axe 80. .drip 4 contractor
uei a. a. b.. Aaus sve
tained gas eNpissi, h drilling
north ~ Caddo. Sparks 4 IN the gen
orator are believed by dri.igrs 10 have
lgnited accumulated gas in the struc-
turc The body will be- sent 90 shelton
Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01

hN NtHN'IRIfN lFse
BEAUMONT TcNls fHr '-
Frrkiy Nart,u uf ~ HD kru
Knocked uut Young WuH.. of Sow pr.
leans ln th, s"rord round ~ hcd
ulrd ten round bout hen, Tonight The
w," 1rr mddloVo.Ehts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
rroop, E,scuaie ireland

DUBLIN Ia. Gl-I Ws. announced
that mor, tran feooo tropg- have al.
ready evacuated Ireland Mist thv
auNiliariss have some and tho cvucu'.
ton ~ aoo0 black and tans viii begin
tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
he TASTED ONLY NINE
DAYS, BUT HIS WIFE SO
H. is,-l Press

MADISON Wis. Jan % William
h'ch". held in jail hcrc ou charges ~
Drsicct Hnd causing hts wife to fsi a
DAYS, ended the ninth day of his hunger
s'fih" today. Ruchc. since Jauuar, "a
has taken uui, a small quantity ~ Va.
trr. aside from a slghi loss Of Ocsb
in thr face and neck. b. showed po
married outward igns of abstinence.
Ills wife b. SLOWLY srruvering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
II ADDITIONAL SHIPS
TO TRANSPORT FOOD

WASHINGTON Jan. si.-Eleven
additional Vessels totsung sss ssg tons
were al.ocatod hy the shipping Board
tuday for transporting grain and food.
stuff Tor relief IN Russia. Seven win
sail Tor Baltic ports and four to the
Black Sea,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
Mursiorr Recovering.

NEW YORK Jan ai-Luc.cn Nu,a
tore ~ the Chicago Opera Comnirv
vas reported well on the road 10 re,-ov.
cry tonight after an operation yester.
day Tot appendicitis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-02-01
WORLD WILL.
KNOW TODAY
conference
Navy PACTS
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-Propara
tions to present publicly the fiyc.power
naval and submarine treaties M tomor.
rows oucn session of the arms confer.
cnco were completed In committee to
day, after British aud French delegates
had indulrod Boo sharp exchange over
the mhmaru, issue.
At The same time the Japanese and
Chinese about completed their drafting
90 the treaty boy which Shantung. Is to
be rcsotrcd to China and. II was pre-.
aictcd this might be- formally written
into the book of conference accomplish.
mcnts tomorrow.
Despite the British French tint. the
naval committee of the whole approved
In short order the two treaties boy which
the powers agree Go limit their capital
ship sea power and impose restrictions
un submarine use. At the public sos.
sion the treaties nrc a. be- read into
the record and ca,h delegation head
is to cNur,ss hts governments accept.
aucc
differ Over Form.
Jntil th, hst minute h was unde.
Didcd whether the submarine declan.
tions and IA, accompanying resolution
,undcmninr use OF poison gas should
DE nut into a formal treaty or left In
the form ut protocol not requiring
rcliminary ratification Committeeman,
however. are said 90 have favored the
latter course.
I'm their nual agreement on Shan.
tung IL was learned tonight. the Jap.
Hucsc and Chinese accepted In sub.
stance the proposal supported 10y prcsi.
dent Harding. providing the Tsingtao.
Tsnanfu railway shall hc purchased by
China and paid for with treasury notes.
and two japanese officials bee Included
In the operating personnel during the
payment period The notes are 20 be
Tor i5 ycars with an opium "f ian pay
mont in five. The agreement on Jap.
anese participation IN the roads man
agomcnt provides that there shall be .
Japanese traffi. manager, and that ont
of the two chief accountants shall hs
japanese and the other Chinese. All of
these officials. however. are under tho
authority of Chinese managing dircc.
tor,
sudden flarc.up over the retention of
submarines was AN unexpected feature
pf toln,'s naval committee session, ana
l,d d. dehat. between Oh, French and
th, British which approached iu inten
siy of feeling thp exchange which took
ul3.. whom th, question FIRST came hc
Cor. 'H. conferences
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-14
BY JAMES A. cox

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