Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 13

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TOKIO, October 20.—A statement by a government spokesman yesterday declared that Japan entirely approves of the idea of a second disarmament conference, as suggested in dispatches from the United States, but that there is seemingly little possibility that such a conference could be held in the near future, as a number of nations are not ready to participate at the present time. “Some further education of the peo- ple is necessary before such a con- | ference can be successful,” the state- ment said. “But the high cost of llv- ing in varfous parts of the world is leading people to realize that some- thing further must be done to de- crease the cost of government, and particularly of maintaining armies and i Premier Kato and Minister Shide- hara are said to be elated at the out- come of the peace conference at Lo- carno, at which the Tokio government had observers. The government spokesman assert- ed that nothwithstanding the war-like situation existing in China the Japa- nese government is optimistic that no serious eventualities will come of it. It was announced that the Chinese customs conference would be opened | according to schedule unless the most serfous sltuation should prevail In the event war develops in China the Japanese government reiterated its absolute neutrality, asserting it would use its warships only to protect Japanese in China. It is understood that a censorship has been established on dispatches golng out of Shanghai, but it is be- lieved conditions there now are quiet and that forelgners are in no danger. SEEK TOTAL OF $300,000 FOR LOSS OF WAREHOUSE Agents in Greece of U. 8. Insur- ance Companies Sued by Near East Relief Organization. By the Associated Press. ATHENS, Greece, October 20.—A suit against the local agents of Amer- fcan fire insurance companies for the recovery of $300,000, representing the loss in the burning of the American Near East Relief warehouse at Plraeus last July, has been filed In the Athens courts. It is the first of its kind in the his- tory of the Greek courts. ‘The relief organization charges that failure to pay the insurance is hold- ing up orphanage and relief work, causing suffering to thousands of chil- dren and adults in hospitals and ref- ugee camps in Greece and Macedonia. "'"llllllllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllHIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIllll%ilIlIIIlIIIIIIlIIlI|IIIIIlIIIIIIIfllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllmm!IF“'" Py Featuring This Week NEW FALL PATTERNS RUGS and CARPETS at TEMPTING PRICES Wide Assortments—Gorgeous Colorings A delightful assortment, including lovely Wiltons in Oriental and other patterns, long-wearing Ax- minsters, tapestry rugs, velvets and others— all new, tasteful patterns. 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There is no fact now visible on the scientific horizon which threatens gold as a world standard of money, it Is found in experiments to test a report- ed discovery by Prof. Adolph Miethe of Charlottensburg Technical College, Germany, who announced in 1924 a process ~for the transmutation of quicksilver into gold. The experiments were conducted by Prof. H. H. Sheldon of New York Uni- versity and Roger Estey, a physicist, and others, the result bejng a ‘“‘com- plete failure to confirm the transmu- tatlon of mercury (quicksilver) into 80ld as announced by Prof. Miethe.” Identical steps were taken, even to ordering from Germany a special elec- tric lamp similar to the one used by Prof. Miethe, although the American sclentists belicved their lamp superior for the experiments. Prof. Miethe's process was reported ® exposing a small portion of pure mercury—the familiar liquid qulck-ll ver—to an intense electric arc inside & vessel of quartz. AMERICAN SOPRANO GETS RARE OVATION IN BERLIN Thirty-8ix Curtain Calls Rewarded Dulsolina Giannini at Debut in Municipal Opera House. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, curtain calls rewarded the debut last night at the Municipal Opera of Dul- solina Giannini, the American so- prano. Singing in the role of Alda, under the conductorship of Bruno Walter, the American singer achleved the triumph, rare here, of provoking cheers before the act ended. Dulsolina Glanninl was born in Philadelphia of Itallan parents. Her father, a tenor, sang with Adelina Patti for many seasons. Miss Giannini is a pupil and protege of Mme. Mar- cella Sembrich. 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