New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 21

FREEDOM OF SEAS MEANS WORLD PEACE| Diplomatic Rmew Names Several| Principals Necessary Tokio, Oct. 28.—The diplomatic Review in its September number re- ferring to the Washington conférence, declares that the following principles are essential to ensyre the peace of the world on a lasting basis: ' That difference of race, religion or nationality shall not be permitted to obstruct or interfere with the freedom of emizration, and a guarantee to that effect shall be given by the powers; That no. cause or reason shall be permitted to stop or interfere with free and unhindered transportation of supplies and raw material; but that economic barriers snall be removed ard trade and commerce placed on a basis of equality, fairness and non- discrimination; That the freedom of the seas shall be guaranteed in times of peace or war, provided the act is not criminal; That international conference or negotiations, whether preliminary or formal, shall be opened to the pub- lic; That an undeystanding shall be ar- rived at among the powers to set a standard of limitation for armament with respect to the extent of dowinion or territory to be governed by one and the same sovereign power; That such colonfes or dependencies capable of being independent shall have the power of administration either given or restored to them; That the armaments of the powers shalt be simultaneously removed and the storage of a supply of ammuni- tions of war of any torm or kind shall ba forbidden; It the powers agreement is ‘securod on those broad principles nothing more need be arranged or agreed to in en- suring the peace ot the world. The editor,” however, is not sure of this and proposes the following which he is inclined to think is more practic- -able; Armaments of any kind on the Pa- cific shall be removed. The fortifica- tions of Guam, Hawali and the like, which prove to be a menace to the security in the Pacific and the Far East shall be removed, Japan being expected to do the same. The armaments not included in the above shall be brought to the standard of strength that existed prior to the beginning of 1913, the powers being expected - simultaneously to reduce thesé armaments to the above men- tioned level and standard. Any ar- rangement or agreement concluded at or before the Paris conference shall not be affected by the results of the | NEW .BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, MARY IS BACK IBASEBALL POPULAR SPORT IN MEXICO Texas Teams Go There for Ex- hibition Games Mexico City, Oct. 28.—Teams of baseball p]a)ers whjch came here from Texas tor a series”of exhibition games in connection with the Centennian celebration found the real American ‘| game was played here, even though Mary Garden,'impressario of the Chicago Grand Opera Com- pany, snapped on her arrival from Europe for the winter scason wearing a gorgeous fur coat and carrying a dog-head cane. Washington conference, in other words, the Washington conference shall have no reactive power. R. R. MOTOR BUSES New Scheme To Be Tried on Few Lines of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Company. Boston, Oct, 28.—Motor buses run on railroad tracks are to be tried as a sub- stitute for steam trains on branch lines of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rallroad system. The first lot of the gasoline-driven buses are to be delivered early next'year. Railroad officials said there were sev- eral ‘‘dead end” branches where the expense of operating steam Llrains was out of proportion to the traffic and that they believed the buses would solve the problem of keeping costs within income. Among the lines being considered are branches between Tremont and Fair haven, Mass., and between Wickford and Wickford Jet., Rhode Island, The bus to be used is described as about 35 feet long, with seats for 40 passengers, and a baggage compart- ment. It will be operated by one man. Officials safd a car of similar construc- tion had been used ‘successfully for some time on the Narragansett Pier railroad, a short line running betwéen Kingston and Narragansett Pier, R. I. with a Mexican accent. Some of the players expected to find a city unac- customed to basebali and a public at- tending the games merely out of cur- iosity to see the sport that sets all the United States'on its ears for so many months each year. Instead the found a city with at least 1en first-class diamonds, two full- fledged leagues and a number of in- dependent clubs—all of them Mexican or Spanish. They met critical rooters who were not loath to tell the umpire that his eyesight was lost or to “pan’’ a runner for making a poor slide to third. Baseball IS 2 popular sport in Mex- ico and has been for many years. In- troduced by Americans it was readily taken up by the Mexicans and for some time a city league has been main- tained here Which each year meets the champion of a leaglue comprised of outlying citifes such as Vera Cruz Puebla and Monterey. Newspaper sport pages each Mon- day give the standing -of the varieus clubs and American lovers of the game may be found every Sunday at the parks watching a nine-inning battle. President Obregon, several months ago, offered a silver cup to the win- ner of the city series and El Deporto nine won it. This entitled it to play the winner of the San Antonio-Dallas Whichever you choose it will be the BEST you ever tasted. BLAOMA Flavour. Prom finest gdrdens. biend deficious. GREEN TEA A Revelation ia Greea Tea. Pure, translucent and 8o Flavory. 1921. series which was staged here by the clubs which represented those cities in the Texas league. HELD FOR LOTTERY Springficld Man is Afrested on Federal Complaint Waterbury, Oct. 28.—Barney Hull, arrested in Springfield, Mass., for al- leged connection with a -Canadian Lottery scheme was arraigned in this city before U. S. Commissioner Den- nis W. Coleman yesterday. 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