Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 16

F[}rotect Your Home— | ter season plays U bouse sl Propor ty. ln Ferl'fll Faiat IT KOw., 1118 oth St » ""E;RGUSON lNC. Paiati'iz Department. Ph. N. £31-838. Lo MORE DELEGATES -REACH NEW YORK Represgntatives of Engiand, BUILD. LIMITLESS SERVICE REINFQRCED ™ ce NORE\‘E ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO. ERN BUILDING China and Italy Arrive for " Arms Parley. By the Apsociated Press. : | NEW YORK, November 1.—Dele- gates to the Washington conference on limitation of armament from Italy, Great Britain ®nd China arrived In| American waters today on the steam- ship Olympio, from Southampton, and were expected “to land shortly ‘after noon. Included in the party were three members of the Itallan delegation, Se ator Carlo Schanver. Senator Luigi bertini and Vittorio Rolandi Ricci, I ian ambassador to the United_Stat first lord of the iy admlr.uy. s-lnw.vun Sastrl, In- dia office delegate, K. Wel- { lington Koo, Chirese Tinister’ to Great ! Britain. She ‘|l 1eBBATS... as it Cleans chairs. tiorl if )au desire. | Leo 'C. Brooks, Manager | 813 14th St, N.W. ||| Phone Maim 941 FIOOVER as it Sweeps B y:means of The Hoover’s Nevi Air Attachments you can stake Fhe Hoower twice as useful. Not only will it kee b your rugs free from destynctive grit and dln but 'also its powerful air suctfon will speedily re- moyvie every) atom of dust and dirt from the soft depths of davenports or from draperies, (|| of cni docrrs, sills and many othr her ctofore inaccessible plates. Let us demonstrate’ The: Hoover and its attach- mei{s—there is no obliga- pal . Extended payments TI“K ; | ThaE. F. Brooks Co. Esttblished Over One-Half H Century Gen. Otake. a military expert to the Sapanenc delegation.” alsg was on the ym| Accompanyiri | Lee and Sir A Col. Kenneth Wigram and G. §. Bajpai. With the Italian delegates came Mar- quis Carlo Durazzo, Count Emilio Pag- ‘iano, Marquis Verosta, Count Constan- tini and Commander Falorsi. Dr. KW was accompanied by Mme. Koo. Representatives of the State DQD&I‘(- ment and of Gov. Miller were expected to 180 down the hay to greet the delegates vfl! Quarantine and accompany them to CHINA WORST TREATED Adviser Says Assurance of Safety With Reduced Arms Is Nec- | s © essary Here. * By the Associated Press. VANCOUVER, B. C.. November 1.— | China was termed “at present the i worst treated nation in the world.” in 'a statement here last night by Tang; | Tien Kee, adviser to the Chinese far} eastern conference defegation. He ar-| | I rived yesterday on the ateamship |} | Empress of Ru i “There is onlv one way in which the; ! conference at Washington can prove |a success,” he commented, “and that | is by assuring all countries, including ! China, that they will be as safe with reduced armaments as with large |l navies and gigantic nrmle { ina he said: exercise sovereign rights, to work out | |l the Pnrxn treaty giving Shantung to Tien Kee was accompanie | by several assistants. | Maj. Edward J. Boughton, judge | advocate, in the office of the judge n'\d\ocale general, Var Deplrlment 4 {has been ordered to Manila, P. I. \lsalgnmenl to duty w PARKER RELIEVED. hn A. 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