Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1922, Page 14

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WOLPE'S Sterling Silver and Flle Glass QUALITY C |INVINGOMINE AR OU can get pearls pretty cheap if you don’t care whether they are real or A -$1550 Tropical Worsted Suits. . .$19.50 ;| MAY REVAMP PACT | Premier King’s Visit May Re- sult in Restating 0ld Rush- Bagot Treaty. Early consummation of a treaty ro- stating in more modern terms and giving permanent form to the essen- tial - principles of the century-old Rush-Bagot agreement for restriction| of armament on the great lakes and the St. Lawrence river was looked for today following the conference at the State Department between Premier King of anada. and Secre- tary Hughes. In a statement issued last night after the conference for which the Canadian premier came to Washing- ton yesterday, and which also wasat-| tendeg by George P. Graham. the Canadian minister of national de- fense, ‘Mr. King said the negotiations were proposed by the Canadian gov- ernment at this time in view of the “important strides” of world dis- armament “2s a consequence of the recent Washingtod conference and the leadership given the movement by Secretary Hughes.” Well Pleased Here. The Canadian ministers, the state- ment added, expressed themselves as “well pleased with the sympathetic manner in which their representa- tions were received by BSecretary Hughes,” and understoed that-formal negotiations would proceed by corre- spondence. The agreement which the proposed new treaty would modernize, hiving row a]l the force'of &n international convention, although not, drawn in treaty form, was proclaimed by Presi- dent Monroe in 1818, after having jbeen ratified by.the Senate. Fisheries Brought Up. | Other matters touched upon at the ibrief conference between the repre- sentatives of the two governments were said to include measures for the protection and conservation of fisheries of British Columbia and eastern Canadian international wa- ters; pending settlement of matters respecting boundary waters, and the St. Lawrence waterways project. The attitude of the Canadian govérnment with respect to the latter was said ceptance nor rejection, but of post- ponement until what is considered a more opportune time for its consider- ation-in view of the magnitude of the expenditures involved. he Canadian. ministers. were pre- sented to President Harding yester- day, after lunching with Secretary Hughes, and last night they werc din- ner guests at the British embassy. NOLL INDIGTMENTS Prosecutor Claims Insuffici- ent Evidence to Conviet Union Chiefs. By the Associated Pross. CHARLESTON, W. Va. 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But you should know more about this nurvelo\u hair saver and buuuuer ought - to know that it midlltel destroys all odors lh: are ‘bound to come from the excretions of the scalp, and in five minutes after an application, no matter how hot the weather, your I}eld -will feel cool and com- fortab PROTECTING LAKES by Mr.’King to be ane neither of ac- | . STAR, \WASHINGTON, received the following telegram from Thomas West, counsel for the unlon miners in Mingo: more lively interest in their occupa-|was found to contain thirty-: three D. ©, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922. ~ tion since a veteran colleague recent- | pounds of caviar which sold at -,005 T . o e 4] FISH BRINGS BIG SUM. ly landed a roe -mrfieou welghiny [ marks a pound, while ita remaiuing n, who is co-respondent, witiout obtaining . i~ no Was ‘marriod at Balti HANBURG, 148 a “Indictments against you and other '-Wl o more {Sune 18.—The fishermen unds on which he realized ap-|meat went for forty-éight marks a ?‘c‘gal:u Wiped trom the docket. lodAlK fi:":"'l"b:'“"‘"}:‘}'m;fl&;:“‘:{‘fi that of the Altenwerder have taken a proximately 40,000 marks. The fish|pound on the Hamburg market. others molle - ticipate o clean slate both sides of |and I8 residing in New York. The - | husband is represented by Attorney Questions growing out of the in Richard J. 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