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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
SMARTER SET COMPANY is OUT
AGAIN.
(PrcStOn' News Service. }


Newark. N. j., May 31.--The Smart
er Set Company with J. Homer Tut
and Salem Tut Whitney, and Armon
Davis and number of well-known stars
Of the foot lights. which also includes
j. Francis Mores, after rehcarsing for
weeks opened at the Orpheum Theatcr
here on Monday night. The show aD
parently did not meet with the antici
pated success. They will go to Wash
ington. ID. c., after closing the engage
ment here.
Something Of tire mysterious seems
to have surrounded the Whitney boys
since they decided to cast their lot
with Jack Goldberg. who fathercd The
ill-fntcd Put and Take"
When last seen we understood that
up and Down" the vehicle on wlric'l
the Smarter Set Company closed the
season in New York would be whipped
into shape for either Broadway \ or
Europe. Now information comes that
the same show is returning to the road
and nobody seems to know the object
i've. From personal observations VIC
arc OF the opinion that the star Of the
Smarter Set Company is not yet in the
asccndancy.- Although we hope to sec
the shadows of their light on the dis
tant horizon, Every distant) Of Broad
way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10

white men, Sometimes there are white
men who are in sympathy with tue
struggles and hardships Of the Amerl.
can Negro, but lack the moral courage
to stand flat-footed and express their
convictions.
This sterling quality Of true Amer.
can manhood Is to be found in Judge
Edgar b. Kindead, member of the
Common Peas bench in Franklin
County, Ohio. He has held this office
for the past twelve years and on num-.
erous occasions has clearly shown that
he Is fair minded and stands -four
square Oh the Negro question He is tile
author Of many law books, and for
twenty years was associate professor
or law at Ohio State University. From
1897 to 1899 he was special assistant to
the Attorney General of State and had
charge OF considerable antitrust litiga
ton. He is the father-in.law Of Dr.
w. w. Alexander. director Of the III.
ter-Racial Commission Mt Atlanta. Ga.
Judge kindead is interested in inter
racial relations and has delivered
many addresses to white audiences on
tho subject throughout the state. He
has been unimously endorsed by both
republicans and democrats Of this coun
~ FOR place Oh states supreme court
bench. The sterling qualities Of the
man makes him stand out as a figure
which wins the respect and commendn
ton of all with whom he comes in COLI
tact.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
YOUNG ADAMS A LION IN GOTHAM
Or. l.. Doughorty for Preston News

Service.)
New York City, June 1.-Alton A.
Adams, the young Virgin Island band
master, is being made "lion of the
hour" among the leading people OF
Greater New York and New Jersey.
This young man Is the only Negro band
| master in the United States Navy and
has had at times under his personal di.
roction sixty young musicians recogniz
cd as the Governor band at the naval
station at st. Thomas. He is not only
an artist OH the flute and piccolo, but
an accomplished composer whose work
has been hailed with great acclaim all
over the country. No less an organiza
ton honorcd him than the n.
S. Marine Band at Washington When,
In honor of his trip to the nations CAPT
!, toll. Bandmaster SantoImann had this
great musical combination render the
Governors March, the latest contribu
ton to the music world by 'thc strang
or within our gates"
On Thursday night. May 25th, a priv
ate banquet was rendered Adams by
about fourteen of our leading must.
clans. Among those paying tribute to
Adams were: Lucien White of the New
York Age; Harry T. Burleigh. Melville
Charlton. Bob" Slater, Lieut.. Tim
Brymm, Deacon Johnson, Frank WI
l!ams. Mr.. and Mrs. Spiller Of the
musical Spillers;" Henry Cornelius.
the writer and few others. Those
present all Joined in welcoming tho
brilliant young bandmaster in behalf
or the colored people Of America. ana
in most timely response the visitor
won the plaudtts of the guests when
he assured all that he shared the re.
sponsibility Of contributing his share
towards the onward march Of progress
OF the race in America.
Seldom has 1t fallen to our good for
tune to attend an affair where men
high in the world of music and the
other arts rose to such heights OF sin
cerety and good fellowship in bidding
one Of their own welcome. To have
crossed the bounding Caribbean sen
hrensting the uncertain weather of th,
Gulf Stream and arriving in the UniI.
cd States of America TO find such men
awaiting him with an cagerneSS that
clearly showed their love, is n thing
which. the Virgin Islander stated he
VIII treasure for all time. In fact.
Adams feels that he has received re.
newed inspiration an is eager to show
his appreciation by joining with Ameri
fans Of color in blazing the way that
way that will leave on the very pinnacle
OF musical fame, writ in undying let.
ters, the worth Of musicians who have
gwen TO America the only music OF
which his great republic can boast.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
POLICEMAN MURDERED.
(PreStOn News Service !

washington, Pa, June 2-Police-
man Richard Thomas, aged 40, was
murdered early Friday morning Willie
patroling his beat. Lewis Catlin, aged
". Is being sought as the slayer of the
officer. Catlin is said to have been seen
near where Thomas was murdered a
few minutes before two shots, which
fatally wounded Thomas. were fireu -.
No shots had been fired from the pa.
trQlman's revolver.
A desire for revenge on the part or
Catlln is being advanced as motive
Tor the crime. Catlin was recently ar.
rested as suspect in robbery case
by THOMAS, and was discharged when
lie was found not to have been impn-
Gated in the robbery. Catlin was form
cfly member Of the Ninth Calvary,
y: S. A., previous to and during tho
World War.
officer Thomas was Il member of tho
local police force for moro than year
ana had established u good record as
an officer. He is survived by his widow
and 10 children, his mother and sever
al relatives.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
LAST MINUTE ANSWER FROM
GRIFFITH MORE HOPEFUL

London, June 2.-With a touch Of
the dramatic, similar to that which
featured tie signing Of the treaty Gre.
ating the Irish Free State last Decem.
Der the negotiations between the Brit.
ish government and representatives Of
tire Irish provisional regime. tonight
were saved from possible breakdown
by Arthur Griffith president Of the Dali
Eireann. making Il laSt-m,nute answer
to six questions put to him by the Brit
ish Cabinet yesterday.
With his characteristic optimism
David Lloyd George. the Primo Minis
ter. announced this morning he was
sure the trend Of the Irish situat:on'
would permit Of his departure for Crir
ciath for the weekend. Trcn he gath
cred the members Of the Cabinet
around him and waited all day for the
reply Of the IRISH leader to the qucs.
lions that had been put to him. These
were received at s o'clock this evening
The Premier decided that the answers
were satisfactory ana Immediately de
parted for Wales. He will return to
London next Tuesday. when the con-
ferences will be resumed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
question last night was as fol

rollment question last night was as fol
lows:
"Thc great increase which has re.
Gently taken place in the number Of
students at Harvard College as at the
other colleges, has brought up forcibly
the problem of the limitation of enroll
mcnt. 1--WE have not at present suiA
Cient ClaSSrooms or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tally freshman dormitOries-to take
care of any further large increase. This
problem is really a group of problems,
all difficult, some exceedingly difficult
and most Of them needing for their
settlement more fncts than we now
have. Before n general policy can DO
formulated OH this great question it
must engage the attention of the gov
erning board and the faculties and it Is
likely to be discussed by alumni and
under graduates.
at is natural that with a wide.
spread discussion of this going ont
there should he talk about the proper
ton of Jews at the college.
AT present the whole problem Of
limitation of enrolment is in the stage
OF general discussion ana 1t may ro-
main in that stage for & considerable
time.
Within :he last decade the number
and proportion CT Jewish students at
Harvard University has greatly in
creased. They are now said to exceed
10 per cent Of the entire number.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
CONCERN FREE STATE
CONSrrJTIITInNy

Tho questions the British govern
ment asked have not been made publ
but it is understood they concerned
the drafting of the Irish Free State
constitution and it's relation to the
treaty.
THE extreme gravity of the state OF
affairs between the British. the Ere.
state and tho Ulster governments is
reflected in the air-tight ban that has
heen placed on ell news OF what has
TRANSFERRED during the conferences here
since Colonial Secretary ChurGhills
statement in the House OF Commons
that it might be necessary to reoccuDy
Ireland.
British regiment, which returned
from Ireland in February, left Plyri.
oHth today for Belfast
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
PLEADS Ills OWN CASE.
(Proston. News Service.)

Uniontown, Pa, May 31.--Charlcs
Wright, Cheat Haven miner. was
granted the request to plead his own
case when arraigned for triat here nc
fore Judge Reppart last Monday in the
Fayette county criminal courts.
Wright was charged with surety oc
the peace. Information WAS made by
Floyd Bruce, also Of Cheat Haven.
Wright was ordered to pay the costs of
prosecution and the case was dismiss.
ed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
OREGON NOMINATES 'KU KLUX
MAN FOR GOVERNOR.
tPrcstOn News Service }

CPrcston News Service.)
PORTLAND Ore, May 31.-Charlcs
Hall. ku KluX Khan candidate for gov
ornor. received 41.9l5 votes and Gov.
Ollcott, anti-Ku KluX candidate for re.
election received 1.654 ut tho primary
election last week. Hall won the nomi
nation by 261 votes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
GRIFFITH ANSWER AT THE LAST
MINUTE. SAVES, RAEsJ.EYS.

Dublin, June: 2.-Most Rev.. John g.
Gregg, Protestant Archbishop Of Dull.
lin, startled q diocesan. meeting here
with this statement: "If VIC are not
already engaged in civil war in Ire.
land, 1t may be upon us this week or
the next"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
HARVARD UNIVERSITY DENIES THAT RACE
DISCRIMINATION POLICY IS CONTEMPLATED
STATEMENT PROMPTED IMPENDING
JEWISH ENROIhMENT-NO CfIANtE IN POLCY-PROBIEM
EMBODIMENT FACES ALI, COLLEGES

Boston, June 1.-One clause in q
statement issued last night by Frel'
criCk Allen, secretary and publicity di'
rector OF Harvard University, on the
limition Of enrolment there has caus.
cd considerable stir. The clause read:
ct is natural that with 4 wide spread
discussion of this sort going on there
should be talk about the proportion Of
Jews at the college,"
1t is said that the attention Of the
university authorities was called to
the fact that it was possible that such
Il statement might be interpreted as
discrimination.
Dean Chester Noyes Grcenough OF
Harvard made the following statement
tonight:
Harvard will he the same tomorrow
as it is today. No one can say tn t
for the next twenty-five years Harvard
will bar certain men and admit others
No decision has been arrived at in tho
matter Of who shau or who shall not
be barred.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
SOUTHERN WHITE BAPTISTS DE
NOUNCE MOB RULE.

Prcston News Service.)
Jacksonville. Fla, May 31.-Mob
rule and lawlcssness were scathingly
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10

"How doth the busy little B
Improve each shining hour,
And gather honey all the day
From every penins flower"
You may improve each shining
your You work on the Planet B-word
PlZZlc on page three.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
FACES HARD PROBLEM

Harvard does not wish to bar any
one, but the problem Of too great num-
bers is before us and must be dealt
with. The entering classes are hecom.
ing too large to|handle. The entering
glasses will have to be cut down for
this reason. How it will DO done or
who shall be eliminated no one knows.
II anyone said that Harvard is plan
ming to discriminate against races, no
did not get that information from IIar
yard.
The problem Of increased numbers
Is facing Harvard just as it is facing
tae other colleges today. The colleges
realize that something must be done.
Some colleges are adopting one course
others another. Some arc taking stu.
dents according TO geographical loca-
ton. some according to scholarship.
HARVARD is still struggling with the
problem and no one knows how we
shall meet il.
We have arrived Mt noconclusion.
The problem is still before us. I do
not know what We shall do TO reduce
the numbers. The report that we
might bar would-bc students by means
of Il court Of immigration law example
Is not true. Nor is the statement trlo
regarding the barring Of races"
SITUATION is EXPLAINED
The full statement issued on tho en-.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
KILLS WOMAN AFTER DANCE
(PreSton News Service J

Dunbar, Pa. June I'm a quarrel,
upon their return from dance Mrs.
Levina Hill, aged 43. was shot and in.
stantly killed by William Buildings.
The shooting occurred ct the Dunbar
furnaces.
Buildings succeeded in making his
escape and all efforts to locate I'm
have thus far proved futile. The Hill
woman had been employed by Bid,
dings rs housckcepcr. It is said sever
al men heard the shooting but mono
vonturel near the scene until severa;
hours after it happened.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
4 REAL FRIEND TO THE RACE.

(Preston News Service.)
Columbus, Ohio, June Every often
Negroes arc inclined to think that the
rnce really has no true friends among
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-28
How Much Do You Know About Baseball?

the third All be addressed the Baseball
Editor and be filed with him before p Saturday
April 29th.
example of the little necessary the
The should not be allowed The
because of interference
busy. Baseball Fans and this money
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-28

The Omaha Bee and the advertisers listed below interested
In knowing how much the baseball fan actually
about the rules Of the Each advertisement this
ans short description Of Of the freak plays that
happen For the these questions
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-28

through banks policy holders benefeiarics hundred
fifty million dollars, cleared through Omaha banks during 1921
over mon hundred and twenty thousand dollars
The w. O. w. maintains full against policy
issued funds invested in American municipal
only surplus OF eight
million dollars and refunded to policy holders last year two
million hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The w. O. W. employs four hundred and fifty people in
their Omaha office We spend lot of money advertising and
building Omaha.
The W. strong any life insurance company in
the United States.
The W. ought have the undivided support OF
citizen in Nebraska who is loyal to his State KEEP NEBRASkA
MONEY IN NEBRASKA
The w. O. W. will guarantee furnish your wife and children
with baseball tickets the balance Of their lives
not able to take them to the park account of employment
another world either picking the strings golden harp
trying keep the fires burning by the of Sheridan Coal
Company coal
COME SEE US. We comfortably located in two
million dollar properties Fourteenth and Faam telephone
DO ugas 4570 and ask the beautiful young telephone with
the musical voice to connect with the office of W. A. Fraser
President John T. Yates secretary who will tell you all
ought to know.
Watch The Bee for the baseball schedule and attend all
where the w. o. w. Team plays.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-28

the Western League Season Omaha Friday the 2sh All
be in The Bee office bear pomak
Saturday April 30. Correct will appear in the
Sunday April Soh issue of The Bee The winners will be
printed the Wednesday, May 3d. issue The your
in. Ncatness will be considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-28
5-Battcd ball bounds from pitchers hands and touches
clothing Of field umpire. What is ruling?
The Woodmen Of the W WorId
Baseball Team Won Cham
pionship Honors Last Year

They will do their best TO win again
this year.
The w. o. w. organization is backing
their team 100 per cent.
The w. o. w. is life insurance go
ciety, organized in Omaha June, 1890
po,v fhirty.two wears old Has paid
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NADEJE MA SCHVALENf SMLOUVY,
OCEKAVA Sc, zE MALA VETSINA BUDE Il
SKANA IRSKEM SNEMU.

Dublin. lena. - risky sesel op6tne dnes i
hned zahaeno jednan mirove smlouv6 Vekou Brtani
Phi skoncen zasedn prevada doiem re schvaen s1ouvy
jest iiste ale ze vetsina bude mala
Tez dnenim zasedani zachovavano pravdlo rec
nfc stfida ce vzdycky jeden pro smouvu po ma
sedova ny pro smlouve Reel byy pferusovany
nez kdvko mnuost pret smlouvy pTimouval hlav-
ne Michael Collins jenz da tez fomalni navrh smeru
kdezto oppos veda hrabenka Markewczova ez urazvym
znnsobem dota osobne Cone ker kdnou svoji odpo-
ved vyvoa pznivy doem Nede proti schvalen
prosovi lord Corku OCaaghan, nastupce Mac
Swneyv enz pred nejakym casem navsv Spojene Staty
OCalaghan umoc mineni re smouv6 m6lo by byti
hodnuto plebsctem eli dovym hlasovanim
Collins pozde projevi mineni, re odpIrc smouvy nell
by nozni m pfijeti ustaven prozamni vady nacez dale
moh by pracova repubku kdyby zzen Svobodneho
Statu Irskeho neosved6ilo.
Hrabenba Markiewiczova skoncila svoii rec TIM Sc
prohasla repubkanku ez media oda Cd sveho pre-
svedcen Je ideal repubky jest pry denicka repubka,
nz James Connolly zemTe Co tyce vyklzeni Irska britt
cvm voskem ak douho Jest to- Angle sibla vylidt F.
qvpt azala Dodala re neboii zemfi ver pry ze IL
de ska rovnez nema podobnych srachG Dava pry pred
most snrti pred zneuc6nim
Move rsko zrodlo 1916, prohasia hrabenka jsou
dve ny pred eho idem iedna vedouc obchodnimu
spechu presyz pro ty kdoz pfimlouva smou
druha III 81 zvoa vedouci ku svobode Svoboda
ska jest hodna krve Irska, zvolala.
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FILIPINCI NASLI PRlMLUVClHO.
We CTYRMOCENSKE PACIFICkE SMLOUVE MA
BYTI PAMATOVANO MA JEJICH NEODVISLOST.

Washington 8. ledna - Navrhovana vyhrada ctyfmo-
censke paccke smlouve die nz Spoene Saty by uvoy
udeti neodvislo Fipnam b6hem rok1 dale zkompi-
kuje situaci senate vsedky washngtonsk konference
budou tam pTedozeny ku schvaleni
Ornament, tato vyhrada bude navrzena Sc SOU
predozenm posanecke spoeGne
Franc, bez zvlasni zdvoflos vzhedem
jemu prohaseni umysu urace penize zvsene zbroen
zapaceni leJho duhu Spoenym Stat1m byo by pfateno
textu resoluce nenf menovana France jei autor
kongresnik c. f. Reav Nebrasky, prohaseni provazef
elm resouci menoval Franci vsvetlova prcny pri
mey jej podani resoluce.
Navrh ably Gtymocenska paccka smlouva opatfena bya
svrchu zmnenou vhradou dan by senorem c. L. McNaryn,
Oregonu enz bhem schvaeni smouvy Versalske
pTinaeze skupn6 jez pTimouvala schvaeni vyhra-
dami.
Senator McNary pravl, ze ma este ine vyhrady
mysl ale jezo pry nechce vysupova uoze obstrukcnka
Pacfcke smouvy pozada nekereho neho senatora ably
sam.
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POClNANl JAPANCiJ v SIBIRI.
BYLO ma NE VRZENO OSTRE SVETLO DELEGACf z
DALEKOVYCHODNf REPURLIKY.
Washington, 3. ledna.

washington g. edna. Kopie domn6e smlouvy mezi ia.
panskou amadou Sibfi rnskJm ddsoinky We spoeni
atamanem Semenovem probosevickym vudcem die nz ia
pancl sc uvo podporovat zbranem pencil oensvu poti
armade DalekovTchpdn repubky Sbfske byy uvereneny
dnes pozde odpoedne zvn deegac Sbifsk vady nyn We
Washngtone
Jedna kausul ustanovue ze az sala vada bude zao-
zena ma daekem vychod japanskym poddanym meo
sati pfednosnich prav Sbf honebnch rybarskgch les
nickych batlskych koncessich
Slblrska delegace p uvereneni domnee snouvy ucina
zaroven prohasen nemz pravf smouva okazuje
panel byl spocen ruskymi bandy znemoAova
pomerd ruskem daekem vychode dtok barona Uupe
Sternberga Mongoska pro Cite hlavnimu Dalekct
chodn repubky by organsovan Japanc Japanci plano
va pod roukou zaozen demokrace vytvof vadu kterou
Dalekovychodni repubiku zvastni vysady koncesse
Jezto prohlaseni deegace Dalekovchodn repubky
sazeno Jest ez vzen re savao dorozumn mez aponskou
francouzskou vladou vzhedem Sibrsk6mu protekorat
M Sar1aut hava francouzske deegac sekreta Hug
hesov pisemne prohaen prav ma onom tvrzeni
neni ami zbla pravdy
Rovnez admiral Kato hlava aponsk6 deegace vydal pro-
hasen nemz pravi ze japansky kabne ehoz by 6enem
nikdy nespnomocn vojensk6 zasupce Sbr uzavreni
takoveho dohodnuti.
Domnela smlouva uverenena Citskou doegac nese
datum cervna, 1921, bya podepsana pevnos Via
divostocke Saveleven polnm veeem brannch
s ruskeho vychodniho pohranc Soboevem naceniem
stabu Grodekovova voienskeho oddi zastupucimi
kan ArvNteme pornckerr TT gs = ~ <~slo
japanskou armada.
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NOVY VYSLANEC PRO
BELCII.

Washington, 8. ledna. Jme-
novani Henry P. Fletchera,
podsekretare statu, velvyslan--
Gem pro Belgii, bylo ozname-
no dnes v Bilem Dome. Flet-
cher narodil Sc v Green Castle,
Pa, 10. dubna 1873 a svoji di-
plomatickou karieru zahajil
jake druhy sekretar arnericke-
no vyslanectvi ma Kube v r.
1902. Fletcher nastupuje pc
Brandu Whitlockovi, z Toledo,
O., jenz zfskai 81 lasku veske-
reho .belgiok6ho lidu "a svoji
praci jejich zajmu behem
valky Ma misto Fletcherovo ia
ko podsekretaf statu bude pry
jmenovan Walter F. Brown 2
l'oleda, 0.
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LENIN ZoSTANE " URADE.
Devaty vserusky kongres zvo-
Iii jej opstns predsedou SOVIET
ske vlady.

Riga, 2. ledna. Mikulas Le-
min podrzi sv1j ufad jakozto
hlava sovetske vlady ruske ma
sledkem jednohlasneho usnese-
nj devateho vseruskeho SOVIET
skeho kongresu, ktery We sire
du v noci ukoncil svoje Ease
DAM, jak oznamuje bezdratna
aepese z Moskvy.
Lenin setrval v cele vlady
tim zpGsobem, re kongres jed
nohlasne zvolil opetne Kalini-
ma predsedou vykonneho W.
boru. ktery hned ma to jedno-
hlasne zvolil Lenina predsedou
rady lidovych komisafG.
Tsurupov, byvaly ministr po
travy a Rykov, byvaly predse-
da hospodarskeho vyboru, zvo
leni byli mistopredsedy.
Jak naznacuii dosle zpra-
Wy, Lenin bude op6tne jmeno-
vati Trockeho ministrem val
ky ponecha trade vsechny
predsedy ostatnich lidovych
komisariat1.
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FRANCE KONECNE POVOLUJE.
PRISTUPUJE v ZASADE MA AMERICKY NAyRH
MA OAEZENf CINNOSTI PONOREK.

Washington 3. edna. Americky ntvrh smerujici "a
kazan pozvan ponorek pro obchodnm lodm, kter nyni
jest hlavnim pfedm6tem pozonos konference
zbrolen by plat zasade Franc avsak je deegat Wy
hradl prvo schvaeni az pusna resoce pTedozena bu
de We formalnm znenf.
Britove drive jiz vyadfi svdj souhas navhem ackoli
taove ami Japanc neobdrze ese zavazne nrukce
cer Jest skoro jsto Rhine anz Toku kadeny
pfekazky kdyz France prsoupf navrh.
Pfesna povaha francouzskch vyhrad nebyla zjevena
DOZEN pfevlada nekterych kruzch re mohou ka obas
nen Jake pocnani byo by ocekavano obchon lodi kdyby
mea byti usetrena cd ltokn ponorek.
Francouzst deegat pfjal nejenom pdvodnf Roodv ma
vh aby nov zakaz vcen pomoc ponorek patnost
vschn narodove vadr MIN souhlas ale zaroven
Arhura Bafoura havy brcke deegace aby navr
odkadne panost mez p6t narody konerenc
nymi.
Soucasne pfstoupa francouzska deegace dodatecne
Rootovo prohaseni die nshoz vee ponory enz by porus
pravda meznarodnho zakon postaven by pred ako
pirat.
Washington g. ledna. - pramenn dobTe nformovanych
vyso verenost dne re cnst deega obrat zado-
s sekretafe Hughese Arthura Balfoura by nabd
prosfednictv eiich vyjednvan Japanci otazkach
kajcch Sc t6chto dvou zemi.