Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 23

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President Harding has informed the Senate that he would not communicate the records of the conversations in committees while the four-power pact was being prepared. Similarly President Wilson refused two years ago to communicate those concerning-the Paris negotiafions. @oints to Parallels. “The fight rages particularly around article 11 of the Pacific treaty. In 1520 the dispute concentrated on . ticle X of the league covenant. Sen- ator Brandegee desires an affirmation that under no circumstances can the Pacific treaty hold the United States to a definite course of action without a fresh debate. The same senator made the same affirmation concerning the covenant of the league of nations. “Reservation has followed reserva- tion in the last month to such an ex- tent that if adopted they will re- duce the text to nothing. Who does not remember Senator Lodge's fa- mQus reservations in 1920, to say nothing of those now made. Presi- dent Harding. who has not had an attack of apoplexy, is defending him- selt the best he can and is ceding s little as possible. Mr. Wilson from his sick bed sustained the same struggle before deciding to .cede nothing and risk all for all.” Cites Three Causes. M. Tardieu ‘finds three causes, for this identity of situations: The American Constitution, which obliges foreign natfons to treat with the American President without being sure that the Senate will support him; the state of mind of the Amer- ican politicians; which makes a con- flict between the President and the Senate almost inevitable, and Amer-| fcanism. nothing to gain and everything lose by contact with other countries and that it must remain absolutely free for its own good and the good of humanity. The result is that the conclusion of an international agree- ment with the United States has b dent Harding resists, as Preside: Wilson resisted, th treaties will be rejected as the treaty of Ver- sailles was rejected. 1If, on the other hand, President Harding accepts the réservations with which the Senate is trying to bind his conventions, they may be ratified, but they will have lost all meaning.” MAY GET APPOINTMENT. 7. H. Hypes Recommended for $10,~ 000 Job on Rail Labor Board. HARTFORD, Conn, Mai John H. Hynes, station master of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, has been reco: mended to President larding as one of two men from whom to appoint & member of the United States {lroad nounced today. Hynes' recommendation follows th ica, at their Columbus, Ohio, he: qunteu. The appointment is made essary by the retirement of A. O. 1ssouri, whose term ex- pires this year. A. Phillips of Kansas City, Mo., is understood to have been the other railroad man recommended. 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C, THURSDAY, MARCH | THREE MEN REQUEST NEW YORK POLICEMEN TO TAKE THEIR LIVES By the Assotiated Press. f NEW YORK, March 9—Three men, secking death, last night asked policemen to. take their lives. g‘l.rnlmln Whittakeér stood .at. 5th avenue and 30th street when William Ver, aged forty-one years, who said he had no home, approached him and sald: “I'll give you 350 to shoot me or lend me your gun.” Instead, the polloemln took him to the lock-u s Agked what the trouble was, the man zald he wanted to die, that he was tired of life and money. He took $1,600 from his pocket and threw it on the desk. He then was sent to a hospital. Walking his beat in “Hell's Kltchan," Patrolman Lichtblau was stopped by two men, who ask- ed him to fracture their skulls. They sald they had come to that part of the city because it was “notorionsly tdugh.” Both were arrestéd and fined $3 each after telling the magistrate they had been drinking. They gave the names of William*Dorrian, broker, and Wilfred Dorning, who said he was a banker. GERMANY SEES GROWTH OF POTASH INDUSTRY Business Interrupted by the War Rapidly Regaining Trade in Other Countries. BERLIN, February 17.—Germany's potash industry, disrupted by the war, i§ rapidly getting on-its feet ain. Within the last few months, according to recent announcement, Germany has concluded arrange- ments for umption of her potash trade with all European countries, except Poland, and also a number of oversea countries, including the United States. The value of the total potash output in Germany in 1921 is estimated at 2,500,000,000 marks, In a review of the potash business in the Transatlantic Trade Journal for January, published by the Ameri- can Chamber of Commerce in Ger- many, it is stated that relations with dealers in the United States recently havg® been re-established, the Amerl- can consumers now being considered, as before the war, Germany's largest and most important market for this bragch of trade. TRg report says that Germany, in reviving the industry, has felt the competition of Alsece-Lorraine, es- THURSDAY MARCH 9, 1922! neclnlly in the American market, and bordering countries, owing to -the fuvorable freight rates. Of particular “Interest to Amerjcd 15 the statement of the chamber of commerce that the potash industry established in the United States dur- ing the war is not considéred in the least s a hindrance to the German | oxport 'trade of the near future. 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