The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-27

inspect all financial projects before
they are sent to the reichstag and be
fore they are put into execution. The
members of the reparations cOmipis-
sion are completing the details OF the
arrangement. Although Germany can
not pay much cash until 1t has been
accumulated by the sale of German
products abroad, she can deliver
materials to the allies, and France
hopes to get In that wny IA large part
Of the 0OO.OOO,OOO francs she Is en-
titled to this year. The I.Oucheur-
Itathenau accord. reached nearly a
year ago but held in abeyance. facili-
tates this delivery OF materials and
went into effect last week.
THE council OF the League Of
L Nations Is in session in London
mainly for the purpose of settling all
| matters relating to the mandates. Its
task was made comparatively easy by
the reaching Of complete agreements
between the United States and Great
Britain and France concerning certain
Of the inundated regions. The rights
Of Americans are said to be fully safe
guarded.
EULFlI.I.lNG predictions, the confer.
L ence ut The Hague has come to an
end without results. Russian dele
gates. after ali their stubbOrnness and
after refusal to meet with n COM
mittee, ut n plenary session went 10
| far us to offer to submit proposals to
| Moscow under which the bolsheviki
would agree to recognize debts to for
eign nationals us well as to furnish
satisfactory compensation for seized
property through private negotiations,
regardless OF whether or not credits
were received. But they spoiled
all this by notifying the British dele
gntcs that the soviet government
would expect immediate de jure recOg.
milton. Immediately thereafter the
niles md neutrals adopted resol,I-
tion definitely ending the conference.
The allies and neutrals. finding
| ull thoughts OF II general agreement
with Russia futile. did not see any use
in riskIng II break among themselves,
but each reserved the right to resume
separate negotiations with Russia
utter The Hague conference. Lit.
vinOfY. head Of the soviet delegation,
sud: "Itussiu will attend no more
conferences. Genoa nnd The Hague
hive been enough for us"
DREMIER LENINE of Russia has
been killed ngain, this time ac-
Cording to II Swedish correspondent
In Riga. His story Is that Lenine was
poisoned on train when on his way
to IL Caucasian bathing resort and his
body was thrown into the River Don.
An nccomplicc OF the assassin IL said
to be impersonating Lfnine ut the re-
sort. Soviet officials say the premier
| Is In Moscow and almost well.
IRISH FREE STATE officials an.
no,nce that their forces are now
In control OF twelve counties but are
strongly opposed In Donegal. Sligo.
Galway. Limerick md Tipperary.
Waterford. Cork, Kerry and Mayo.
they assert. are In "subjcction" to the
irregulars. Waterford was taken
by regulars townrd the close Of the
week. nnd In Limerick the rebels were
cooped up In the barrncks and King
John cnstie after some heavy fighting.
The two assnssins OF Field Marshal
Sir Henry Wilson were tried In Lon.
don, convicted md sentenced to death.
the case being handled with neat
ness and dispatch TINT arouses the
envy Of those who contemplate the
In the United States.
NCORE yet another victory for the
~ progressivcs In the Republican
q SV. In the Nehraskn primaries
| ..st u. Howell. former Bull Mooser.
Z minated for the United Stntes
Z I,L.ts eefeatlng the ''rcgtilnr' can
}. ,s representative Jeffries, who
= Iu,.hr,..ss n stnnd.patter. Senator
i. -. .., n.Sliy won n denomination
A MNEsTY tho ~ .o.colled
: "A poiItlcnl' p, 'ne OF Sea'lfa
7 pcnI,entlarlcs VA now IN ieaernI
I Harding by n oed OF fres'den'
mcntalists Inst wesk :i"n OF sena'
petition with n mIllioA Icy Garfield "
0 President told them hS'ues. ane
. pardon any criminal wA'o never
, II preaching the dcstrua eu.,.s
. government by force md eSct tne
n would not consider general nt'S
n Ills response will meet with
D ] proyel Of all risht.thinktne AOolY