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New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
MARTIN MAY SELL OUT
Local Tobacco Dealer Makes Out Papers With Intention of Selling to Jacob Blum of Hartford.

William E. Martin. proprietor of Martins Wholesale and Retail Tobac- co store on Main street has filed pa pers with the intention of selling his business to Jacob Blum of Hartford. The papers were made out by Attor- ney Alfred Levitt and will take eff feet February 1, if agreeable to both parties. Mir. Martin has been nego- tiating for the sale of his business for the past several months.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
POPE IS INDISPOSED.

Rome, Jan. 1S.-lBy Associated Press Announcement that PopA Benedict was indisposed was made to- day. His Holiness, 1t was stated. was suffering from a cold.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
PARLIAMENT OPENS FEB. I

London, Jan. IS. - (By Associated Press)-The reopening of the British parliament which had been set for January 31 has been postponed until February [, it. waa Announced today.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
METHODIST TEA PARTY

The Methodist cabinet will give . tea party for the women of that church tomorrow afternoon from the nh.urs ef a set-aesi;atnted paF<N
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
COUNCIL ACTS ON
 PAY CUTS TONIGHT
Lively Debate on 10 Per Cent.
 Slice Is Anticipated
EVERY EMPLOYE AFFECTED
Department Heads, Clerks, Secretaries And Stenographers Wages Fall Un- der Moving Machine Directed By Council Committee.

The proposals of the salary com mittee to reduce the wages of every city official and employe 10 per cent. including the wages of those that have been granted increases, is the main topic of discussion today at City Hall and is expected to be pro- ductive of one of the most fiery ses- sions of the common council in re- cent years when that body meets this evening.
 In cases where the committee will recommend an insurance in pay, the salary as increased is stated below The increases recommended are: City engineer, $500; health superintendent, $500; plumbing inspector. $200; reg istrars of voters, $500 each. In the assistant prosecutors wages, cut of $200 is recommended.
 Proposed Cuts
 The salary list to be recommended
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18

Santiago, Chile, Jan. 1S.-(By the Associated Press)-Chile, it was an- nounced today. has accepted an in vitation from the United States gov ernment to designate plenipotentiary at Washington to study the form of execution of the treaty of Ancon. un- der which the Tacna-A Africa dispute be- tween Peru and Chile arose. It is said the United States has extended simi- lar invitation to Peru
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
UNITED STATES INTERVIEWS
Chile Accepts Invitation to Send Dele- gate to Study Proposed Treaty With Peru.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-(By the As socated Press)--The American gov ernment has intervened in the con- troversy between Chile and Peru in- volving the execution of the treaty of Ancon, inviting the two South Amer ican governments to send plenipoten- tiaries to Washington for confer enCe
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18

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New Britain herald., 1922-01-18

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
OFFER PROPOSALS TO
END TURK DISPUTES
Rrsults or Conversations With Mar
quis of Curzon Sent to
ConStnntlnopIc.
[ Ey hssociatcd Prcss.1

ONST.,NTINorLE. March 49,
Izze, lasha. Turkish Foreign Min
lister. has telcGraphcd the results Of
his conversations w!th the Marquis
"f Curzon. the Eritish Foreign Sccrc.
tary. who made the following pro-
posals for settlement of the Turk
ish questions:
That the Greeks Withdraw iron,
Anatolia.
That thc allies protect the Christian
m"nastercs in Inonia. since the
Turks have proved incompetent ad
niinistrators.
Iha; the Thracian frontier bc ad e.
justcd starting at Midia. and the
creation Of special regime at Adri-
anople.
That the Turks accept unrcscrvcdly
the british solution of the problem
OF the Dardanclles Straits.
That the British frontier III McSo-
potamia include the town OF Mosul.
which has been disputcd ny tac
Turks.
That special Turco- British con-
vcntion be completed, to run twenty
five years.
That the Turks abandon an;i-ErIt-
ish propaganda in India. Persia and
Atghanistan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
hy hudson Hs,ylcy,

united News stan Correspondent
iARlS. March l3.-The Shah or
Persia. in an exotic atmosphere OF
Eastern splendor and two Arabian
sheiks forming Il spectacular picture
Win their rainbow -hued turbaus
and burnosses. trailing robes, ana
brilliant decorations. completely out
classcd Partisan attempts at color
display at the spring steeplechasing
at the Autcuii race track today.
Even the gaudy silk tunics OF the
Jockeys were pale in comparison
To the display OF the foreign 10
tcntntcs.
The Paris milliners. however, did
their best. They sent forth a multi
colored display OF hats that com
plctely put in the shade tho ex-
hibitions Of pre-w'ar days Every hue
in the spectrum was there. with a
few that can't he found anywhere
outside OF imagination. There were
reds and pinks and burnt oranges. all
exceedingly popular. and some
mingled with the general cffcc, OF a
Kaleidoscope.
French girls skirts continue TO he
pro"okingly loug, aud fringcs OF diff
icrcDt material make them even
longer. The waistlines. TOO. arc no :,
50 low that they would be almost
Impossible 10 encircic with an arm.
some dazzling king blues" en-
iiyened the paddock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Organized System of
Airways Urged in u. S,
rBy Associated Press. ,

NEW YORK. March l3.-Immc-
dat" asta blishment Of an organ
lied system OF airwAys in the
United States is urged by Briga-
dicr-General William Mitchell. as
sistant chief OF the air service.
In statement given out today,
General Mitchell. who has just re.
turned from three months sur
Ncy or European acronaulica, SAYS
that Europe is making great
stride. In tho development, of avi-
alton. but in i,s actual npplica-
,ion the United -s,a,es is in the
lead.
What the United States needs"
he said. zig an organized system
of airways. Federal laws and some
form of tangible ciIcouraecmcut
FOR It's civilian operators.
In ali the larger Europcan
na;ions aviation is being devci-
opcd w!:h tho idea tha, /, is tho
'irst line ot defense. and subsidics
o! 30 per cen; or 70 on the original
cost and tho cost Of operation arc
In effect for privately owned al.
craft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
"SH0OT TO KILL" f"
ORDER TO POLICE
Week End Crime r eports 5
Show Mr.. Citizen Is Get
ting Wrathy.
W Q NJ AN USES HATPIN
Houscmaid in New York
Beaten After She Attacks
Two Burglars.
W Q Ma AN USES HATPIN
IRV llnitcd NeWs.l

NEW YORK. March lr.-Weck- end
ncccnt Citizen is getting good anil
sore at the efforts OF tho a;!cS up
mon 10 capture his already depleted
hank roll.
Four men in different parts OF the
city became so wrathy about this
;ma. they succeeded In chasing and
causing the arrest Of five bandits
who were later held without bail
when urraigncd In Po!icc Court.
Mrs. Innocent Citizen, personified
by Ida Ka!ishman, %. proved that
the hatpin Is m.ghtiev than the pis-
toll. when she routed u masked burg
lar who attempted to hold her up in
her ladies' apparel shop On Eroad-
way. Spurred on b. the hatp.n. th..
.nt:udNr departed pvecipi,a;ely snI
war arrested after running fiGt!
yard; O: 50.
Other developments in the rcSul":
N'-' ~ -'''t N'S'NhNlpii W ~ atNSiltSS
Included the probable fatal Saoot-
lng ot William RoettEcr. rcstau-
rant cashier, who sought To save In"
cash OF his employers: the severe
boating OF three others. and tha ex-
pericncc OF Miss Ida pietsch a
horsemaid, who valianty attacked
two burglars with potato Inasher
and was beaten. kicked. bound.
gagged and left unconscious on tho
lawn OF her employers residence.
Further opposition to bandits oc-
Cured when four OF them attempted
to hold up an innocent-appearinG
man in Central PARK. This man
turned out TO be Patrolinan Harry
Setb.i In plain clothes. Seibc!
grabbed revolver pointed at his
face. threw /, away, drew his own
and opened fire. Now Luton sui
ton. "a. an alleged member OF the
hand. Is in the Roosevelt Hospital.
where he Is rot expected to live.
On hearing OF all this. Police Com
missioner Richard T.. Enright added
Srventy'hvc speedy automobiles to
the police equipment which, manned
by armed policemen with orders to
shoot 10 kin If necessary. Will patrol
the entire city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
SHAH OF PERSIA SURROUNDED
BYATMOSPHERE OF SPLENDOR
Partisan fashioners Unable to Create STYLES Equal in
Ia"d'ncss to Those Flashed by Eastern Po-
tentate at Auteuil Race Track

Weird combinations OF furs ard.
.acfs were seen. marking the trans
ition from winter 10 spring styles
There was. for instance. one ermin.
Tune bordcred with black lace
very intriguing indeed.
SIee'eS are very wide, according
to Auteu'l dictates and sometimes
nave curs OF fur. Belts are long.
ana eird!es exceedingly thin. The
stockings and shoes generally match
tailored dresses.
one model startled her observers
by wearing shoes tied with leather
straps. Her foot. covering aisp
sported red heels.
Monkey fur still seems 10 ha the
faTorite trimming for black gowns.
IN which the typical svclto Partsiennc
usually looks her best as 4 silounet,e.
Masculine elegance had no cha ncn
az all against the Invasion OF uGi.
forms. from the horizon blue 10 the
khaki OF the Colonial officers darI.
blue and cooked hats OF the poly.
tcchntcians. red-plumcd helmets ~
the garde rcpubl!calnc, or sae
shakoes and pompoms or inc -
Cyr Cadets. .
And the pari- -niutncl booths wstt.
thronsed With weather beaten cas-
AIRY colonies pretending that thnit
professional horsemsnship aemaadaa
their presence at tho 5s>~~ tstc ~
pr!Htcmps. Yl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
PLAN TO TAKE CENSUS
OF PIC POPULATION
IHy Associated press.I

WASHINGTON. March l9.-Thc De.
rartment OF Agriculture through the
help of rura! |nia;i carriers. Will Sc:
Gp machinery carly in May To OBJ
tain tc probable pig population o;
the fourteen States leading in .hc
production OF swine. More thnn IT.
COO carriers. connected with $500
post offices. will take the pig census.
AS they start out with their pack
of mail the carriers will distribute
card d-ques;ionnaires 10 the farms on
each route. From these returns per-
oeatascs and State totals Viii be
worked out and applied to the total
of all farms In the fourteen States.
The mail men will supply the in
formation showing the pig birth
rate from January to June 30. for
comparison via the record for the
FIRST half Of last year. The individual
PIG data will be guarded as secretly
* an income ta~ return.
The states TO he embraced in tho
census are: ohio. Indiana, Illinois.
Iowa. Nebraska. Kansas. Missouri.
Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota.
South Dakota, Georgia. Alabama and
mississippi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
PRESIDENT HARDING
FRIEND OF ANIMALS
fEy Ansoc!ntel rrcs.. !

KEW YORK. March I..--The
American Humane Association made
public tonight !; letter from l'res;-
dent Harding. giving his approval OF
"oc Kind to Animals Week." which
the association is planning Ia oo-
re through tho country, beginning
April -.
Il have expressed myself many
times in favor Of this humane and
appealing movement" the President
wrote And l firmly tcl:cvc we
shall improve our human society hy
every effective step taken 10 promote
the humane treatment of GefenSele
animals and the protection of the
weak and suffering. With very best
wishes for your success. am.
Very truly yours,
"WARREN g. HARDING"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
CARE OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS
CONSIDERED BY PRESIDENT
Executives First Act OH Return to Washington. After
Trip Is to Call Officials Conference-Reaches
Capital Soon After Noon

The special conveying Mr.. and
Mrs. Harding and their party from
Florida reached Washington shortly.
after noon, the run having bcen made
on schedule time and without Incl
dent. The executive and Mrs. Hard
ing went NJ once to the White House.
others who returned on the Presi
Dental special were Secretary and
Mrs. Weeks. Attorney General
paughcrty. Undersecretary Of State
Fletcher. Brigadier-General Sawyer.
and Secretary Christian. The train
was routed over the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad and high officials Of
that system were on board during
the entire trip.
The President shook hands with
the engineer and members of the
train crew during n short stop at
Richmond to change engines.
Mr.. harding said lie telt greatly
benefited as a result OF the res; and
the numerous games OF golf which
marked his vacation stay. and de-
c!ared he had bully time. Mrs.
lIar,i'ng and the other members OF
the party voiced similar sentiments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Chinese Talk German
to immigration Official
rRy United Sows.l


NEW YORK. March i9.-When
the immigration inspector stalked
the head man o! troupe OF
twelve Chinese Immigrants at FL
lis Island. sunday. he began:
Hello, John. You speakee Eng
lish?"
Mich, vcrs,ch," said the head
man.
where you China boy so to-"
the inspector PERSISTED.
"ponucrvcttcr! Ich wois ,tch'."
You sta" Ions time: you
washcc sltir,cn?" The inspector
wanted soinc line on their indus
trial aptitude.
"wcincr sehn,tzol: SauerHr"-
ton. Sic Gindt Gin
Anairs were thus reaching q
crisis when ,nc German inter-
prefer happened along. lie as
ccrta.ned that the dozen Chinese,
who arrived on board tao Ncw
Amsterdam. wcrc members Vt an
acrobatic troupe coming 30 join
an American circus for the sum
rcr. They had lived in t;crman!'
since their infancy. and spoke
nothing but the Shoencst Ian
ruGGc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
JURY DISCHARGED
IN 0BENCHA|N CASE
Judge Acts When They Are
Unable to Reach an
Agreement.
HOPELESSLT DIVIDED
Nine Reported to Have Fa-
Norcd Conviction From
The First Ballot.
HOPELESSLT DIVIDED
lHy Associated Press.

Los ANGELES, CAL, March 10
Tho jury IN Ia" case Of Mrs. MAZDA :
l%nnc ob:nchatii. charged with the
murder Of J. Bolton Kennedy. report
cd TO Judge Sidney y Reeve at 7:te
tonight. tina, u was unable 10 reach
an agreement ana was discharged.
The jurors wer. hopelessly divided.
according to their reports 10 Judge
l:ecve.
Each MAS asked separately whether
there was Il chance OF agreement
Each replied there was none,
The foreman stated to the Judge
Tho division was to =. bu;
as the law requires. did no, say
whether the majority favored convic-
tlon or acquit,al.
Judge Reeve rose; the ease FOR next
Tuesday. March -. when. he SAID he
would sot III" dag for tho new trial.
Mrs. ob.nchain was in cour; when
;he Jug reported. sac looked pale
and worried
TIC foreman iu = statement To
Juds. Reeve. cornrTod ina; the do
rision has boon TO from tho begin
nins.
Most "f tn jurors l9er ,hcy wcro
discharged. were reluctant "a talk
with newspaper men. ono tnrcv. "A
reporter olt OF the way when he
sought Information as TO whether the
majority favored acQuittal or convtc-
ton. Il guess I've got some rights
as citizen" the juror shouted.
Another juror said tL: nine favored
conviction and that the division had
been on that basis from the FIRST bal
lot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
lBy Associated Press.l

WASfiINGTON. March 19.-Prob-
lens connected with the care OF dis
rhied soldiers were the first matters
Considered by President Harding to-
day OH his return from a ten day
vacation In Florida. The President
called Director Forbes. Of the Vet
erans' Bureau: Director Dawes, OF
the Budget Bureau. and BriKadicr-
General Sawyer. to meet Illinois Of
hcials Of tho American Legion. in
conference for the purpose of dis.
cussing the whole plan OF govern
mcnt disqualification and vocational
training OF former service men.
The Illinois officials were asked to
state the criticisms which they were
said To have against the present
plan and to suggest any improve
rlcnt or amendment they had in
mind. The Fresidcn, made known
bis deep personal interest i'm TN,
,subjcct. and the desire OF himself
4 other government officials to do
y "Pythlns possible for. the welfare
s9nen whose disabilities have re-
- Ricd from their serving the United
a ,ates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Seek Clue in Richmond
TO $4,000 Bond Theft
iny AssocIatel rr.ss. !

WASHiNGTON. March le.-Bc-
tween sl7O.o00 and s2oo 600 in ne
sotiablc Liberty bonds are missing
from the Liberty bond branch Of
the Treasury, W. II. Moran, chief
of the Secret Service. said tonight.
Secret Scryic" operatives have
been sent to Richmond. Va. and
Charlottesville. Va, where two
employees OF the branch. who are
wanted in connection wath the
investigation of the loss. were re-
ported 10 be. he added
The loss OF the bonds became
known Saturday. T. wss said. but
the total amount missing had not
been ascortaincd tonight Cilarlos
y. Clcv"ngcr. also an cnployc in
the branch. was held for question
ing Secret Service officials an
n"unccd, but no charges had been
placed agains, him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
SIN KILLED AS AUTO
SkIDS. HITTING CAR
Detroit Man. His Wife. . Children
md Girl Quest Victims
of Crash
| l." Associated Press.


DETROIT, MICH. March le-T.j-
ward II. Ives assistant super;ut,nd.
eN' OF the Detroit United Lines OF
Detroit his wife. three children AMI
Il s;'! guest. were killed when ;hcir
automobile skidded into the path of
a petro!; United Railway !n;crurban
car near Rochester. Mich. thirty
riles north OF here. today.
Tie dead are: NJ. Ives, So years
OF age Mrs. Gertrude Yves. 4:
clinton. :; Ruth. !. and Robert. IS
months. children 0: Ives and Miss
Clara Stas!niewica. all Of Detroit.
Edith Ives. II. Jumped from the ca r
and was unhu~t.
Mr.. Ives was taking Miss stas;nie-
wicz 10 the home OF his sister i,
Capac. Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
NATIONALIST QUARTERS
RAIDED IN BELFAST
rance F'nd Documents Giving In
formation of Republican
ActIyffies
(Ey Associated prcss.I

CEy Associated prcss.I
BELFAST, March Ia.-Crown
forces raidod st. Mary's Hall. the
nationalist headquarters in Hclfast
Saturday night
The police barracks at pomerov.
County Tyrone, we're raidc1 mi.
morning.
The police today seized . ,ar..
QUANTITY OF documents in ST. Mary's
Hail. which arc alleged to give com
piete information OF republican oc-
tvities here. st. Marys Hall form.
cry was tho headquarters OF the
Irish republican army division. 4
store OF bombs. rifles. and mupi,ion,
also was seized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
MARKED MONEY LEADS
TO ARREST OF PAIR
Two Fait Into Laws Clutches
Through Device Thought Out by
Gotham Police.
thy Associated rresS.I

NEW YORK March ia package
containing $4,000 in marked money.
placed by police in the crcvicc OF a
rock In Van Cortiandt Park. as di :
rccted in threatening letter re-
ccived by Robert Silvcrman. wealthy
contractor. led to the arrest today OF
two men charged with attempted
hlackmail. y detective seized the
two when they went to the cache
and removed the dccoy package. The
prisoners gave the names OF Louis
rccaroro, %. and Lawrence Gentle.
-. both OF this city.
SHERMAN. who is a member of the
grand jury ASSOCIATION OF i:ron \
County. idcu,ihcd Gentle IA form
CT cmpioyc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
VINCENT ASTOR TO
COMMUTE IN PLANE,
ley Associated prcss.1

NEW YORK. March l9.-Vincen Mt
AStor. II was announced today. Will
commute to his Manhattan of,jcc
from his homo, Rhinebcch. on tho
hcdson. this summer. in an acria;
limousine travelling AT Il speed OF ,;3
miles an hour. This new commuta
t!on special is 4 monopianc with
five seats. o! the type that holds tho
worlds altitude record for ryiuu
boats--i?,500 feet. 1, viii bc dc
livered in June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
Denies Attitude on Treaty.

OAKLAND. CAT. March l?.-Sir
Auckland Gcddcs. British amba ssador.
today formally denied that lie ever
had said the four-powcr Pacific treaty
had averted an imminont war. as had
bc:n reported IN versions ut an adj
dress he made In Los Angeles. re-
ucnty discussed In the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
$500, ,OTp Fire I'm EImira.

ELMIRA. y. Y. March l9.-prop-
crty damage estimated at nearly
$500. 006 was done 10 dozen business
and apartment buildings on East
Water street BY fire tonight.
The fire was said to have been due
60 an explosion from an unknown
cause in clothing store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
PROHIBITION | Avn
ENFORCE MENT IN
FLORIDA IS SCREAM
Correspondent Declares
Low Price of Wet Goods
Is Startling.
BEST SCOPCH LIQUOR
BRINGS 500 PER CASE
Geographic Conditions Make
1t Easy for Dealers to
Sell Conlraband.
NOVEL METHOD ~ DISCOVERED
"hisk! sunk In shallow water nnh
oni! Huoy Disclose.
Identity.
BEST SCOPCH LIQUOR
BRINGS 500 PER CASE
40, f:l METHOD ~ DIsCo>Itrr
hisk. sunk In sbnIInu w.
onl! Huoy Disclose.
Identity.
ny ). Fr-drrIck E,.nr,


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-20
8 RESERVATIONS TO
TREATY LIKELY TO
BE STORM CENTERS
Senate Debate Enters Con-
cluding Chapter Today
by Consent Agreement.
PRESIDENT WILLING TO
ACCEPT ONE CHANGE
Administration Senators Hope
to Accomplish Ratification
Without Qualifications.
OLD GROUPINGS REApPEAuING
",IiId HesrrSattonisis- OF other Days
Would FuifiiI Harding.
PRESIDENT WILLING TO
ACCEPT ONE CHANGE
OLD GROUPINGS nE,rrE.urxG
LNy AssocIatcI rr,s,. |

WASliINGTOE. March i3.-Three
proposed reservations promise TO be-
come tho final storm ccutcrs of tile
Sena;e's debate on tho Cour-pow CT
Pacific ,reaty. which enters is con-
Guiding chapter tomorrow undc, d
unanimous consent asrccmcn; 10 vo,.
finally on ratification Friday.
only one Of ,hese reservations is
said l." its supporters TO be accept
able 20 President Harding, and +. Is
tho only ono ,ha, administration
leaders expect 10 SOC adopted. !;
was framed in tho Foreign Relations
committee AID declares the treaty
cvn;omp!ates no alliance" \ group
- administrator Senators sun
Eo9es 4, may accomplish ratification
without cv"m this q;iaiinca ,Ion. bu;
those IN chargo Of the treaty axe
not now inclined to try tho expert.
mcu,.
To Provoke Determined Fight.
\ SECOND reservation which IS OK
pecttd t. provoke q determined fight
is in process of Formulation hv va
:.ous groups OF Senator's opposed To
I'reservcd ratification. II will pro
vide that outside powers shall be
consulted in Pacific controversies
where their interest are affected.
The third is Il blanket mo alliance
dee!aTation originally framed by the
Foreign Eelatlons Committee ne.
pubi!cans. but abandoned by them
after conferences with pres!den;
Harding and rointroduced on the
Senate floor by Senator Johnson. Pc
publican. California. an ":rreconcil-
"3is' Zoe o: tho treaty.
~ ;he situation shapes I'D in IT,
ira' analysis. the ola GROUPINGS OF
'.r Versailles treaty eight sc rcap.
;'arin@. but with rlany material al.
',ra;!c"s. !; l. former members O;
inc Republican "Jai!i rcgnrvationjst
Hl"-" "ho aave TALON :ac lead il,
lre!"s 'h.; Tho revised committee
t.":i of the no alliance" -c2crva ,ion
b. voted down. On the other hand
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