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m"nt in this respect was emphasized par
tcuiarIY ny q decline In sterling and by
adEiC"J OF disturbed financial conditions
IN GicC'H. Bcs!dc- port demand was slow
ana the view was pressed that all known
hui.ish factors had been fully discounted
Tor the present
Better milling demand at ST. Louis Kan
s"s ely and omaha helped somewhat al
one stage to rally the wheat market here,
Dut towagh III" end ot the day II renewal
az E"dkncES became evident. owing more
or legs "a gossip that two Minneapolis
mills w"r" Offering 10 sell In Chicago Ia ri
winter wheat that had been purchased
IN IN" Southwest. selling of 1901 vb bushels
her" to =" 20 StDr" Was also a late dc
pressing factor, especially TO the May
delivery. iHinrurnbl" Crou reports from
parts Of Kansas were virtually lKnor,d.
Persistent rhiuy weather made III" mar
k"l Tor corn aud ont" r"lH 't"ctS steady.
business. however. lacked volume.
PROVISIONS a. rule wcrc lower IN line
WIN hoSH and on account az Increasing
s;"'ks Of lard
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OFFICE or
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORK
April Is. 1872.

Nplll V, w.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ccived at this Office until u o'clock
noon, April is. 1922, for the grad
ing and paving of Second Street.
from Bacon Street 10 Meadow
bridge Road; Meadow bridge Road.
from Second Street to Trigg Street;
at north end OF Fifth Street via
duct, 800 feet of roadway 20 feet
wide.
Forms of proposals can be OBJ
tanned OH application.
y certified check for amount
stated on proposals must accom-
pany each bid as q guaranty of OK
ccution Of contract The Director
OF Public Works reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
ALLEN j. SAVILLE.
Director of Public Works.
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CmlCNGN Linz srnCk M,nkLr

.IhltAGo. hpri! II -Cnt,I. I,cc"irts.
.'".". beef st"'rs ana Nj" STOCK mostly
.'"H! 'p"is ON lat tuws. N.lI.r- and
! tHt "lES weak. top h-.f Steers. ig.Ut.
nu.H' - -. bulls and siprlt.rs "'addy .
80! h.Nys weak {" 80 loN'r. cou-.d'riig
I..t hu'k N'a'"rs t. p.Chr.>. 1..iFt
- 'iEnt"r calves ct "tDW $50. -hl.p.rs
p'lt '"'"h Tor Handy N.lGu' ,.,tg"-:
Del ,%ws and h"1f,rs 'pli l,tEt.s 49, j.l5 p,
p" ~. win Gamers amt cutters largely "a
80 ~ bologna hn.Is casktd mostly at
Hogs Receipts. 1900. oronol steady 20
!" Tower largely leC to iiy lpVrr than
S"Si"rchy's average; lighter weights IN
me- ICED SOW: shippers baugh, about
l'"'" hp.d"v-T Liberal. 50 nos ., ll,p.
practical TOP ir.3. very frw oy.- :.
huiN. ~ 80. PKG SLOW. weak 20 ISL
,,"",ir, ,LI'iT1Gig 100 80 i-s-a"uud iIF-
sheep Receipts 5000. mos. s. ,,c,dy.
S,i'' ilrhi sEprn lI1uhs for Easter tr,I,
sharply nigh"r. vnoi.I lamb. iYI 49, 81
Th-H' ia.S'H - > bull. 4h"rn lambs - ga
TO- ION 'n"!rc Nsut tpnls. !IHUFf - -.f.
trw had wooded ewes . Op ,ios,n ,hn-u
'.'' u"Nr' 'h'"rInE lambs. i.."
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ur", ranged as follows:
PRODUCE MNKkLrS.
COFFEE:

%Ew YORK. ApfI 1.-THE marie, fur
orr'o futures opened unchanged to- {
points hiEhcr on reports % nr'nc- IRA
,ei"a txsns. but q waS absorbed on
reactions OF or points. and the market
.howei Increasing lrnlnc.~ during Tho
afternoon rn reports - wei iiaiuta.-, al
prices ia IN" cost aud ir".Eh' market al.
iflt local pot market. May adyt4u !
20 20 "nd S'ri"mh"r To as wish mr
i."rN"' closing 90 Z" nat aiyan,. %, Il"
y! Iuiu's Sales wTc reported %, =, ~
rags May. go, Ig,y. .'3. S"p,cinbrr. ....
october 40. heceEhrr. ,S5. Jauuai! 80.
SHo' coHeo pui~t hu, arm: RIO :. I-l.
santos T.. ~. :" -. brazilian "r"--
~" s"'n""hH' Irregular. but about nm
N'nE"l ON n" HN'raEr Sale. 49, Samoa.
credits
"a" cary cables quoted no unchanged
:" - '"i- hEh-r ami santos N .os ,u,r.,
!" :, tess hirh"r. WIN decline of 90 -ei,
~ the doli"r buying rate Sp~cial cable
ni"T HhGqw"' an adranr" u TO !" ~ rcl-
"a ~" NJ" market. via an sIyanrr ~
=" f"i- IN the dollar huYfug rN.e. AMI =
M"'''ns 0' J Sal ~ RIO exchange an London.
rae hrs' S"N'i'' cab" f-uul Ssu'1. was
hh. hanged =" ~ rsis higher. and til. SEQ
"ud slowed turih"r advance ~, ~ 10 -,
I"tt it.nztl'an port r-c-ip's 27.nsf. Jun
hi"hN 100. no cleared - 100 tur Sow
orleans and t"p 'nr '.s.ysu'>n
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anu "ntsid" account. prompted by tho tirIu-
h'ss IN the spot market. ClosluE pTices
~ y" point. not higher. May. t.r,.
'u.S, : 70; September. 2t2: December. a.
ne market FOR refined was steady otii
n -, VIA light ANA price. UNCHANGED
=" -" 10 "J Tor M" gIanutnt"d.
,,""'i" WtTS no transactions iu Jct;nsJ
Snninrn, '4osinH: May. I.s;; July. ,ip.
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CmIr.IGo GIt\I> u,I,I,, =

IIT'NHN. .NHrI. ]. WhoN' Io,'In.I In
~ - '"ihN largely Is = r'rg.; u' down
"hIi tendency o. I.is-ru,.i ,i.In,,,.',,.a
"Li weakness of foreign .,,hau., rh.
80, Wi* uusgiN"t "a! - :" =. ~ .ow"r.
e" S.-h'.. 'ofn lulSn"d ,.ncnaug.l to q.
on ""iE unchanged i.r down ana rr'-
Nl.."ns unchanged 90 e -.rbs,k 10; ~.
~ hho been 'Np"rt"d hy many whoa,
trader" that tn view % y.ater,!ay'. ,t
N+h'"- W. value" ON this .Id. az tho Il
amt" the liverpool marA"t mi. irpru-
lns would shaw al upturu Ds.apvnl,if-
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnKIrs,
NAVAL. STORES

sAvA%NAii' OK. "kIwHtESi; r
mrim ~: sale. -. icoriri, NJ! snii
m me-. III: ''ogk. ~ Hosin nr,n. al
~: ;"c"'pt- 30. shipments. pod: strrA ,
Ii,''i Quot u. -. y. T. i05mtis; q,
~, 'g-f!n -. Is. ii!'= at ~: 81 40.
AZ :. y "ff.i' VIC. 1.53pGop. WV,
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COTTONSEED oil.

IHEW nDKk, hpril y C"Itonsorh olt
i",r.r" III pcni"ht feature, prices being
i inn' a ann rr"fes.!"n" ia character, .cSd
lower. Sales. ESQ hnrr.ls I",.',H
wv nominal. urlme summer Yellow -,
'y!Ei"n!; May, 1853. july. n -. S"p,.miof
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SIC; W

NLW NOnk- Npr" n mo .ow ,.r.r
i''r""' "fs hr.ncr ruI uT4c-. psg- hI.lcr
Si"i quotations We upHIn.l. Nhl." l,t"
Nnfl! ana Nay shipment 'nrg- verr M,
=" s'7e. cost amt froiEh' equal - 81
f.r ""ntrfuEal Th"ie were -tic. Sar 3.
~ -n'' bags 90 1utas FOR urS' h4.! Nay
shipment st t." rpt' and 'r.Irht fo'-
'nN"d later hy o).to" bags MAJ shipment,
-. cost and freight
:, m" -" -usar futures marie. wa,
n-Lu-t w rouew.N hnELn. tn- nn,h ,rnE.
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>onrO;k ,oTro> ,>,u,S,,

Mida. .Ar today unchanged. inld'i'.G, mir
''I'HHIrs dag .ast y"I- : AIsh.f
N.ii.iur faf- an ~
strict good miJd.ng IL. 80
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-" Orleans -NIll'gr- $50.
III sN9O-ts =. $50 a '"'- .f'S
~. N.df'iur l.3.. -ecclr:s i.
So. ,tgs L. sir~E go
Fn..' 50 stock ms s;I f4st
n" -laT-R".s.r at.
Nv. i'"iin.g,en- MAILING 10. fscet,,. u,
Nor.n.E nitd.r. 20 ,
- i"i stock 'lsort -''..A ''"f,
BH''.wo-o-S.nr = .ret
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OVER MILLION SHARES
ARE SOLD IN SESSION
Brokers Offices Crowded bv
Customers. With Large
Outside Demand.
INTEREST RATES TO DRor
RRukrr~ Declare business Conditions
Justify Reserve Hanks In Cutting
Charge for Monc.-Coni strike ono
nknpNn Factor.

y irregular a. tho opening ot the mar
k"t today and then soid of on pront
taking But rally soon began which
carried number Of stocks 20 new
.'hish records for the year. The mar
rie, as whole made new hlEh
FOR the YEAR .s5,n the turn over
again more than million shares
customers rooms ot brokers oniceS
continue 90 be crowded ana the
volume OF business coming from out
OF town continued heavy despite wire
troubles from the West caused hy
the storm.
Three Outstanding Features.
IhrHe developments stood out in
,oday's news bearing on the stool,
market and is possible future price
trend one was The announcement
rom Wash3uston that the Treasury
was soou: to make an Offering OF Ger
ufcstss :; per cent. new low
rate since the price @! money began
last year TO decline one was inc
fsSiirs ~ call money rates 10 ua-
cent With an abundance q tine
money to- all periods offered a; :;
ne was me dispatches from IN.
.',suafc2 d'siriot quoting steel
'"' - - admitting >I-Dr!S.
"fsf re number ot noru1:or cosl
WORK ''sN w 'o'
Rsnse-s here az @. the belief tina,
.Hsti' and pans conditions lus.ir,
''-'''' T@GGoto7 n the Federal r.
80" 'aHH rates !: IS admitted how
nat soldiers bonus wou,5
Tor inHa;ion Sn.i thst tho Fed
''<ssrN" Board a: WASHINGTON
o l-S''hNa IN the going SLOW
a Yer ~ APPROVING further
sr5i,.;.. 'Ns --aiScouHt rates ~
-, uh;t! ne soldiers
And i, 'ea hy ~. Senate
action -. t'ed ina; the
r.-y '''~ f+e"FAl Reserve
W. nave an iGfCcn-" on
;, - nor, "nn stock markets
.H"sFed u Will help
rates and cheaper
serr-f. 'He esnanG for
,o,I
on. -, N"""n Factor.
,,,,.. s.,,.. '@.,oF IN tn" coal
g.,..t, nan = already
..r.,r.-. 81. ..'L-'o '"f-'S som"
.r.y..s 49, N''N' r.-S'-f lime IS
sa-. ''''"u 10Y many
mo-. ,t n 'eW days
n.,.r- NN'''" /" get !.
ur.,r many non
i'm -.h Eea''F aunt w"rN
pacl, 80. we union mines.
sr,,,,,' 80! rH".Le today It's
,.r.. rae Snrp'NS,
e. q. ''''''hHS was equal
.o,,,,-, on we S5'ooo,oo0
Joeci, ae" H'r' was
10 ,..-, '.1"4,'.V after fixed
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

uoh'hed Monday, Wednesday and Frjd,,
'"'"fmst'oh and not guarsntceI
ps'iy. unless other ri,e shown ''''''
Daiiy except Sunday. ( SuuJ,v n,,,
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straw Loose Pressed,
l.rgN .,fps
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG gentleman desires room with small
American family, homelke; modern apart
tion, number In family; particulars. 2052
Herald, Herald So
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
ASSISTANT MANAGER:

ASSISTANT MANAGER:
ALSO SALES CORRESPONDENT,
wanted by nationally known manufacturer of
auto accessories and radio receiving set
rapid growth and expansion makes these
openings available must be, clean cut men.
aole to demonstrate their actual capablity
and show faith In 1t by some tying agree
ment. Apply 2262 Herald. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 9th day of February 1921, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER. NEW
YORK. and CARLETON s. MONTAYNE,
will sell on the Sd day OF August, 1922, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon in the piano de-
partment of John Wanamaker, in the City.
County and State Of New York, one style
mahogany piano and bench. provided by
Sections 65 and 66 OF the Personal Prop
erty Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctioneer.
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MEN WANTED.
Applications WIFI be rscsived for
ROUND HOUSE FoRENEN.
MAcHINIsrs. BoILERMAKERs.
BLAcKsMITHs.
SHEET METAL WORKERS..
ELECTRICIANS. PAINTERS.
CARMEN. WOODEN AND STEEL
CAR REPAIRERs.
SHOPS. RALEIGH. n. G.
Apply at once to
S. B. MURDOCH.
142 West 42d ST..
New York. N. Y.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

LrrHooRAPHIC sTIPPLE AFrIsrs.
Several high class tradesmen for steady
work; highest wages paid: open shop; ex-
cellent working conditions. Write for APP
pointment. Box b. c. L.. 1857 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

MAN.
am looking for q particular type
of man who Is inherently honest,
who can faithfully represent an or
ganization of national reputation and
record: regardless OF your present
ccupation. you may be that type Of
man whom I can place In . position
to earn not less than 5000 year.
MR.. HILL
1iol. f2o West 4cd 81.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20


city; man to act as butler and wife as
cook and chambermaid must have refer
ences. NJ $50 Herald, 2S0 B'way.
MECHANICS AND HELPERS WANTED.
Permanent position. are open at the follow
Railroad Labor Board;
M&chinists,
BoileTmakers,
Blacksmiths,
Sheet Metal Workers,
Electrical Workers, 70c. per hour.
10 Power House Switch
board Operators, ---
Power House
Machinist Helpers.
BoilermAker Helpers.
Blacksmith Helpers.
Sheet Metal workers. &c. per hour.
Helpers.
Electrical Worlsers'
Helpers.
Car Repairers and inspectors.
CSC. per hour.
Apply . A. N. to 5 p. n. to supertntsn.
dents office. 1t 1874 It. and willis sv.
F. M. Clark, Superintendent.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN HA6Ts
FORD r. r. co.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

West Side.
9TH. 323 W-Double. single rooms: home
atmosphere: excellent cooking summer
rates.
9TH. 351 W.-Large, small rooms. private
Paths: piano.: French ccsking: electricity.
18th, 90 w. (Miss EDwARDs). .-Desirable.
COO! rooms: table guests: references.
s3D. 130 w. (Potter HalD--Exclusve: home
atmosphere: delicious meals; table quests
BATH. 13S W.-Beautiful rooms, bath. con-
veniences excellent board; reasonable.
Riverside 22SS.
126TII. 166 West.-Attractive rooms. excellent
cooking wonderful location; early break
last: conveniencss.
Brooklyn.
CLARK ST, bS-Attractive rooms, good
board. $3.50: girls. transit. Main 2419W
Children Boarded.
CHILDREN boarded. schools, city. country;
highest references: best courses. moderate.
EMERY. 36 Park Row. 409-H. Cort. 0126.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

MEN.
LARGE CORPORATION INCREAs-
ING SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES REQUIRES
MEN CAPABLE OF FILLING RE-
SPONsTBLE POSITIONS IN BRANCHES
TO BE ESTABLISHED THROUGHOUT
GREATER NEW YORK AND OTHER
IMPORTANT CITIES. EXPERIENCE
NOT ESSENTIAL. APPLY IN PERSON
OR LETTER.
MOTION PICTURE
ADVERTISING COMPANY.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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WANTED BY THE
CHEsAPEAKE a OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY
FOLLOWING RAILROAD ME-
CHANIcs AND HELPERS AT
THE RATES OF PAY EsrAB-
LISHED BY THE UNITED
STATES RAILROAD LABOR
BOARD:
vENTY CENTS PER
HOUR-MAcHINIsrs. BOILER
MAKERS. BLACKsMITHs.
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL wORK KERS
AND PASSENGER CAR RE-
PAIRERs.
SIXTY THREE CENTS PER
HOUR-FREIGHT CAR RE-
PAIRERs.
FoRTY-sEvEN CENTS PER
HoUR-HELPERs IN ALL
TRADES.
Men who have had some experience
in mechanical work. also young men
for helpers TO be placed under In
structions. will be advanced to posi-
tions carrying higher rate of pay as
they become efficient.
In accordance with resolutions Is
sued by the United States Railroad
Labor Board. July third. and ap-
proved by the President In his procia
nation OF July eleventh. new men ac-
oepting employment are within their
rights and are not strikeb reakers.
and have the moral as well as legal
right to engage In railroad service.
and will have protection OF every
branch Of Government. both State
and National.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

OPERATOR 70 run ton Holt tractor. Ap-
ply at once Tony Miele. - 5th av., New
Rochelle. Telephone New Rochelle 1853
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

MAN and wife wanted In suburban home !;
no children; 20 minutes from New York
city; man TO act as butler and wife as
cook and chambermaid: must have refer
ences. NJ $50 Herald, 2S0 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
Business Loans.

business man requires $4,000 loan on a
life policy with security to guarantee
annual payments OF premiums. A 1868 Her
aid. 10th ST.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

WANTED FOR SERVICE ON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILWAY AT WAGES
AUTHORIZED By THE UNITED
STATES RAILWAY LABOR BOARD.
MAcHINIsrs. BoILERMAKERs.
BLAcKsMIrHs. SHEET METAL
WORKERS.. COACH CARPENTERS.
CAR REpAIRERs. ELECTRICIANS.
wELpER 8: TRANSPORTATION
FURNISHED. FOR PARTICULARS
WRITE D. W. MORRISON. sUPERIN-
rENpENr OF EMPLOYMENT.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. ST.
PAUL. MINN.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

Three men over 25 are wanted who are
now working In offices as high class CLERKS.
booxiseepers. &C.. and who would like to
get started as statesmen. We prefer. TO train
our cwn mon and pny salary. plus commits
sion. which makes your earnings ~ big as
your determination and desire Ia for sue
cess. Call after 10 A. NJ. Suite 726. 90
Bio adway.
The New York herald., 1922-07-20
Miscellaneous.

CONTRACTOR. out Of town. experienced In
house dresses. boys wash suits, childrcn's
dresses, mems shirts. Address HOUSE
DRESSES, 800 Lackawanna av., Scranton, Pa
GREENWICH vILLAGE-Desiratle parlor
floor and basement, suitable doctor; very
The New York herald., 1922-07-20

YOUR "a word ad in 20 papers. Ohio. IND.
KY, w. Va. Mich. Pa. 50; or 20 papers
national list, 1880. HALE NEWSPAPER
SERVICE, Lyric Building. Cincinnati, Ohio
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
OF Home and Business Needs.

PAINTINGS 40, well known European ar
tist. cell or exchange. appointment Schuy-
Evening star., 1922-01-02
STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE.
Joint Authorship Involved in Plays
Subject of Research,

A research section of the Shakespeare
Society has been organized to study the
question of joint authorship involved
in the plays which Shakespeare re-
vised and in those with which he prob.
ably had little to do. Ten of the thirty
seven plays usually ascribed to Shake
speare are involved in study under these
two heads.
At the first meeting Of the committee
at the University Club. December IT,
the following members were present
s. S. Ashbaugh. H. H. B. Meyer, Of the
Library Of Congress; Dean p. J. Len
nox, of Catholic University; Prof. De
Witt c. Croissant. of George Washing
ton University; DR.. Paul kaufman, OF
American University; Dean w. Cole
man Nevills, Of Georgetown University.
and DR.. p. H. Pearson, of the United
States bureau of education, and DR.. e,
v. Wilcox, president of the society.
January IA the committee will meet
and take up the first act of Richard ILL.,
later preparing for publication a new
edition OF this play. indicating the parts
Of Shakespeare and MarloWe or other
authors in its composition.
Solicitor General James M. Beck.
Henry e. Davis. and Dean T. l. Gasson
Of Georgetown University will attend
in addition to those members present
at the last meeting.
Evening star., 1922-01-02

the voice of BRAND or of any other
first-rank French statesman.
Whether France does or does not
get the allies willing to guarantee her
boundaries it is doubted IL her
swollen fleet Of submarines will ever
be seen except on paper. 1t Is argued
that France must ask herself: (which
is worth more to me, the trust and
good will of Great Britain, the United
States. Italy and the rest of the world
or 10000 tons of submarines with the
opinion of humanity violently hostile
to the Prussian way of using sub
marines? Fairly confronted with this
question. France is expected to lose
little time in rejecting the submarine
demand and accepting the fellowship
of the world.
If she acts otherwise, there is nc
difference of opinion in England as
to what Great Britain will do-she
will make her anti-submarine defenses
commensurate with any contiguous
underwater power of attack.
British editors. discussing Sarraut's
statement that France does not wish
to be considered as beholden to any
one. wishes to be self sufficient and
scorns the aid of neighbors, point out
that with all her brilliance. valor and
tenacity she would have been crushed
by Germany except for the foreign
help she received. And they add that
her position would not be different in
future crisis of like gravity.
Evening star., 1922-01-02
GERMAN ADMIRAL
.DENOUNCESfRENcH
Won Grapow Sees War Mo.
tives Behind Demand for
Large Navy.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. ,,,f
BERLIN. January 1.-'FranGe wants
submarines and big fleet to protect
her sea bases and. to enable the trans
portation of African black troops to
Europe in the event of another, war"
was the opinion expressed today by
Admiral Won Grapow in Discussing
the Washington conference and
French Misrepresentation
The admiral expressed the belief
that If the French arguments for sub
marines were answered with q pro-
vision forbidding the use Of. colored
troops ION European battlefelds,
Frances demands would prove 80
pallablys absurd as to fall to pieces.
sea weapons" Unless France is
pacif1ed he saw the complete failure
of the Washington conference. for he
believed Italy and Japan would Insist
on their. contentious as long aa France
held out s. : = :
-, Scores Premier BRAND.
Admiral Won Grapow charged that
NJ. BRAND, the French premier, was
deliberately misrepresenting the
joke" in his conference with the press
representatives in London in Decem-
! Der, 1919; when he is alleged to have
! argued that France was without
hostile intentions toward Great
Britain. hut had to have more sea
! fighting facilities in order to keep
| Germany in check
He declared the French assertion that
| Germany was allowed six cruisers ol
| 10000 tons each. which would consti-
| tute a threat against France, was q
deliberate untruth. in view of the pro-
| vision FOR allowing Germany only six
| 6,000-ton cruisers, to be constructed
twenty years after the boats at present
permitted are obsolete.
Quotes Military Report.
Denial was made by Admiral vor
Grapow Of NJ. Brands contention that
France wants only sufficient submarines
| with which adequately to defend hel
| three coasts. He quotes an alleged
French military report published here
this year approving the use Of subma.
rines as offensive weapons and the tor.
pedoing of enemy merchant ships with
out warning"
The admiral saw favorable turn to.
! ward Germany Sin the swing Of British
| sentiment toward the Teutons." and no.
| ticed that even the worst of the Ger.
man batting" London newspapers have
Evening star., 1922-01-02
BRITAIN TO MAKE LOAN
TO GREEK GOVERNMENT
Condition Is Made That $4,000, 900
Pound Fund Will Be Used to
Buy English Products.

ATHENS, December 31.-The Greek
ministry Of finance sannounces that the
British government has authorized the
completion Of a loan to Greece of 49,
900. 900 pounds sterling on condition that
tne greatest part Of the amount possible
be used In the purchase of English prod
ucts.
The British government. according to
the announcement. renounces the privi-
leges conferred on it by article Nv Of
the convention of February 10. 1918,
signed by Great Britain. France, the
United States and Greece, which pro-
vided that, until the liquidation of out
standing obligations by Greece. no new
guarantee for a foreign loan would be
given her.
The Greek government also renounces
its demands for payment by the British
government of the sum of 5.500.O00
pounds sterling, representing the re-
mainder Of the sum not yet paid by
Great Britain of the loan to Greece un-
der the 1918 convention.
Evening star., 1922-01-02
KOREANS ASK HEARING.
Appeal to Farley for Chance to
Present Self-Government Case.

Koreans in Washington have issued
an appeal to the arms conference for
a hearing on the right to self-gov-
ernment and to present protest
against annexation. The signers
claim to be the duly delegated repre-
sentatives of the $50 districts of the
country and are said to represent
every class of Koreas population.
The petition recounts the annexa-
tion of Korea by Japan, asserts the
necessity of settling the Korean
problem as a prerequisite of peace in
Asia and asserts the ability and
right of Korea to self-government.
The people of Korea, the petition
said. have never given their assent
to annexation and recognize and de-
clare that the government which we
claim as our own is our provisional
government now temporarily estab-
liShed at Shanghai"
Evening star., 1922-01-02
ITALIAN GUNS TRAINED
ON TOWN OF SEBENlCO
Demands Satisfaction
From Croats for Attack
on Sailors,

LONDON, January IA dispatch
to the Central News from Rome dated
Saturday. quoting the Epoca's Trieste
correspondent. says the Italian dread
naught Dante Alighieri has its guns
trained on the town Of Sebenico.
pending the according of satisfaction
from the Croats for their al1Aeed Of
tack last week on sailors from the
Italian warship Audace. The Croats,
the dispatch adds. claim that the
Italians were responsible for the dis
orders.
Other Italian warships are said to
be arriving in Dalmatian waters
Sailors from the Audace were de-
clared in dispatches last week to
have been attacked and clubbed by
mobs in Sebenico when they went
ashore. Other dispatches said that
the sailors. offended by remarks of
civilians. fired their rifles. Cen
darmes restored order and escorted
the sailors aboard their vessel. The
Audace is said to have withdrawn a
short distance from the shore and
her machine guns were turned to-
ward the town until midnight.