New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 13

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(7=#=2] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1921. 000000020000008 T 109000000 000000000000008™:':r' 0000000000000 zZgis — EARN MONEY BY §PENDING HERE TOMORROW — zZaics CONFERENCE WILL NOT RELIEVE CHINA Newspaper Believes Civil Strile May Prevent Such | Peking, Oct. 25. — The Tientsin newspaper, Ta Chun Shang Pao, be- lieves that, with civil strife upsetting the country, China can hope for little -+ benefit from the Pacific conference. “The ministry of foreign affairs has just established an investigation bureau for the purpose of gathering materials, records and other docu- ments to be used at the Pacific con- ference in connection with China's case,” says that paper. “We believe this can do little to- ward attaining our object, for so long as China Jacks the power essential to success, forelgn powers will continue to look down upon her and treat her as an inferior; so that even if we have overwhelming evidence at our disposal to support our case, they will never take the trouble to go into it so as to render a decision in our faver. Under such circumstances it would be foolish to expect success. “The all-important uueauon today is to settle our domestic strife. When peace and order are festored, foreign- appointed guardian over her, will ex- wploda itself. “If all this can,be accomplished before the Pacific conference, we are not without a ray of hope. If, how- ever, we indulge in continual civil strife between one province and an- other we are simply furnishing evi- dence to prove the truth of the Jap- anese contention. “For the peace of the Far East and the interests of their nationals for- eign powers cannot but approve the internationalization of China and it is perhaps not unlikely that they will charge Japan with the task of over- seeing us. When this happens our sovereignty will be completely lost and what favor can we expect from the powers when we set forth all our evi- dence and records before them to support cur case? “Let both the people and the gov- ernment work to avoid this eventual- ity.”” PLAN ANNUAL CONTESTS Universities of California and Illinois to Arrange For Football Games and Track Meets in 1922. Brekeley, Cal, Oct. 25.—Arrange- menta are being made for annual con- testd between University of California and University of Mlinois track and foothall teams, Graduate Manager Lu- ther Nichols of California announced ers in_sur midst will not suffer from occasional disturbances and their min- isters and governments, China still has the ability to maintain order, will naturally treat us with re- spect, and the Japanese propaganda that China has not the necessary ca- pacity: to protect foreign property and that Japan .should be hera recently. 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