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he Irish fact.onai warfare. 2.-Room
irst king of Egypt in two thousand
600 General Yui, the Japanese mili-
tary commander there, says Japan will
remain until China fulflls every pledge
made in Washington.
IT EADERS of the Free State and
IL republican factions of the Irish,
together with, several neutral but In.
tluential personages, began confer
;ence in Dublin Thursday which 1t was
hoped would result in the cessation
of the hostilities and an agreement on
the date of the elections Arthur
Griffith had planned the election for
June, but De Valera objects to its be-
ing held OH the existing register be-
cause it is out Of date. In the British
parliament the opposition bitterly at
tackled the government because of the.
Irish situation and the danger of a.
coup d'etat by De Valera during the
Easter recess. Winston Churchill in
a brilliant speech defended the gov
;ernment. -5 V #
sTHE senate finance committees
| ! version Of the revised tariff was
reported on Tuesday, bearing the
signatures of all Of the ten Republican
members except Senator La Toilette;
of Wisconsin. In this measure, AS
compared with the house bill, rates
5of duty have been shifted and the
basis of ad valorem duties has been
changed from that Of the American
value, as proposed by the house; back
to the present foreign valuation
basis. This makes the ad valorem
rates higher, but tile specific duties in
many cases have been lowered. Agri:
cultural products and some classes of
manufactured goods are given In
creased rates. Senator McC CumbeE,,;
chairman Of the committee, says the
bill has been written on the basis of
both protection and revenue, no rate
kelng 10 high as.to cut of reasonable
foreign competition or SO low that
American manufacturers cannot hold
their full share Of the American mar
ket. He gives assurance that there
Will be final enactment of tariff leg:
islation before congress adjourns
1SHERE is not much. to be said
concerning the coal miners strike.
President Lewis of the mine workers
estimates that during the week 25,OOO
nonunion men Joined the strikers,
making total OF 75,0OO recruits Of.
that class. In some Ohio fields strik-f
trs in large bodies made demonstra-
tions at mines still operating, and the
owners appealed for pr9te ection. ,.5
u Congressman HuAd}estpR Of Ala.
hama introduced a bill giving author.
ltysto Judges nf federal courts on the
application Of the attorney general
to appoint receivers to operate closed
mines, r; RI ( ssl & .t.ss
THROWING fiercer daily, the fight
- a. y between the little navy" men Ii
the house and those who support the
ADMINISTRATORS ideas on this. matter
developed some fireworks last week.
Party lines are broken, and Mr..
Padgett Of Tennessee, former chair.
ANN Of the naval committee, led
1ianS of his fellow Democrats to the
s.ippon Of the administrators The,
most effective arguments Of the latter
Mere in letter from Secretary
HHghes, READ by Represent ativla' il u Raaagi, i
an He Arged that the standard of
tbe naval treaty OF fss washington be.
maintained unless the prestige Of the,
Emitted States was to be impaired and
Ifs security put in Jeopardy Jimmy
Gallivan Of Massac chusetts suggested
that the navy be turned over to the,
prohibition commissioners. = e;stsaS ssas
at AsIFOa Republican eNseryice men,
Woodruff of Michigan and john
son sOf South Dakota, united In threat
ening Attorney General Dauglierty
with impe chmerts and I'm demanding3
~ Wholesale courts-martial "A tha Var;
AepaFtnept. They asked sthat n se,s
fsct G0tlmittee of the house lnsesti-s
gate the liquidation of war. time con-
tfacta, charging fraIid and corruption
q the sale of property III 5.srldiculouss
low prices to favored lndiyiduagls.l
sSecTefary OF War issuaesS; a a
general denial and Invited inyestigIS igSas
tjon.
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himseA atannan 81 III the cos
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