Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-18
BRUSSELS PARLEY
MUST END TANGLE
AS TO PREPARATIONS
Failure Will BE Followed
by Strong Measures
by France.
POINCARE GETS STRONG
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
French Premier Replies to In.
tcrpclla,ions on Ger
man Policy.
IS GIVEN HEARTY APPLAUSE
n"rIi" Note on Mni,nr. MAR,
Dr,rrihrd ns "Jn-oirnt =.
Degree
POINCARE GETS STRONG
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
H"rlin Note on Military <nnIr.
b",rr'hrd M "jnsoirnt 4"
Degree
IN Nssnciated rres.

PAEiS H"". l1.-The Chamber o.,
pepUi!"s 'his evening gave Il vote
~ confidence 70 Premier pOIncar"
on tho G"c "f the Lausanne peace
conference and after month Of
Intermittent debate on tho la
'"rtor and exterior policies OF his
government. Thc vote w.s 80. 10
The entire chamber. cNccptn N"
extremists on both sides and Tho
Communists. Socialists. and rayo.ists
Not,d ln favor of the rovernment
NJ debate. however. wa. l"f, I'M
finished. being merely adjourned lot
another month i'm order - leave the
rrcm.er free 70 occVpy himself vi,h
M Lausanne conference
Patience Worn !Ou,.
';cgmanv hs worn ont tic pa-
."n.- %: h'r creditors" said prrmI"r
rolu,arc lu tn. Chamh,r o! Deputies
this aft.ru,or Reviewing the wh"'"
ycparat!ors question once more ia
reply TO Interpretations. tn" Pitm'-r
said.
W. ,holr never E., any,h!u. from
German; SO Ions as w, l.n.t OR
action to prayers aud supplicatlou," o"
Pressed t,y his .nt,rpclll,ors 30 ,.l.
'he Chamber why tho govcrnm,I I,
had not taken more ,n-,tive &C..
ton. the rrcm;,r replied:
We ala not sJut 80 do anythiug;
retogo conference which w" y'-
pUcsted. aud a, which the Nvl.Di.
problem o' reparatious. Iuterl!lieG
ar debts ana international loans
Wit h- examined We are agreed
with Belgium that the coufere.c"
should bc held iu December Il; Brus-
s"ls. and there W" shall meet not
only ;he British. IIaiiaus Be!Giams
and japanese. bu, all our allies"
Asrc-m~n, Must Come.
NJ Poincar. ..iriualiy gave notice
nat 0nai a. T"-mcnt on :cpaca-
tons mus, come out o, the Brussels
conference In December or Franc"
would take her own measures lie
said ca,.gur,caily there could be no
reduction ui the French share OF
,;erman rcparatious unless II Was in
form of transfer ~ part ot Ger
muny'S debt 10 France 20 the
creditors oi France, AMI that thrr.
could l.. no moratorium without ct
fccUyc guarantees.
These declarations drew applause
from ;hc whole Chamorv. only ;ht
socialists and Commuu. abstain.
inc.
Jug, before the vote was taken,
the debate bccamc rather violent.
with clashes between the RoyalIsis
and the Communists ana between for
meg Premier Hriand and Leon Dau-
dot. such au Uproar developed that
the Premier had to suspend the s.s-
sion twice.
In Personal Encounter.
\ personal encounter between the
youthful Communist. NJ. Valiant
Couinrior. and NJ Vidal, minister OF
sports. TO whom the Communist APP
piled tho cplthct renegade" was
prevented 10y the Intervention Of
however. WAS not connected with the
principal subjects under debate. on
which great majority OF the Cham
her was in accord.
The allied powers, through the
council Of ambassadors. have in
formed Germany that all questions
concerning the Withdrawal OF the
military control commission in Ger
many hav" been suspended until the
German government gives the full
est satisfaction for what are termed
ilagrant violations OF the military
clauses OF tho treaty OF Versailles.
committed during tho past siN
months. and shows willingness to
abide 10y the commissions instruc-
tions.
The note Of the Allies was sent
after the receipt OF a German COM
munication on the subject which
was termed 'insolent to degree"
In this communication Germany is
said TO have disrcgdrGcd totally the
long series Of notes OF complaint
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