The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 3

TM SMALILE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1919. ‘ALLIES AGREE ON FINANCES War Council Is Expected to Ratify Tentative Plan 8. FERGUSON Staff Correny The | BY FRE (United PARIS, March 19 upreme war counell was expected ratify Ny the tentative od t form today ment underste reached yesterday on territorial and financial questions of the prelimi | nary treaty The tended by conference yesterday wan at President Wileon, Premier Clemen not » din e and Premier and Japan were matter ‘The them new m. to atintac did not which lasted m., was deseribed as from formal and unell us part of the When the Monday until to 4 that several peir the of between ne plan a meetings sessions of the «# war ¢ was adopted Sund: apeedingup — p council adjourned day, it was underste matters affecting United States France question eastern |aaid to have be ; John W. Davis the United States on the reparation com mittee; L. H. Locheur, France, and | Lord Sumter, Great Britain, were Jealled in for discussion of lconditions of the treaty The big powers, it was | |day, are now in practical regarding the prin out financial affairs, namely that the final bill for ation must be based on what experts find Germany will be able to pay over a compara tively short period of yea With the government bh ds already agr fixing of the defini indemnity appeared of only a few work a being the league of nations which will be incorporated! [im the preliminary pact. A call was | sent to all neutrals yesterday to have their recommendations for changes and amendments ready for presenta at the special session of the Hleague subcommittee tomorrow. Japan intends to press its position | that the covenant, which ix designed to extablish the equality of peoples should establish the principle of racial equality | This was indicated when Raron| Makino and Viscount Chinda entled on Col. House yesterday to inquire when there would be another meet- ing of the league committee, They intimated after t ir call that there jhad been so much talk recently | about the league they merely de —————enw—s lwire to learn when the question in which they are interested would be Legion May Absorb (ya ny iicy ‘tecive awnin to na Placement Bureau vanes arguments in support of the| m they made at the last At @ meeting in pension building last night, th ocnaiors’ ~~ tte | sailors’ placement bure | he ‘continuation ‘of Ite mn ome en COMMANDER PRAISES | | work in conjunction with the gover TWO UNIVERSITY MEN! over| Extension of leaves of absence to | Maj. Charles C. More and Lieut William EB. Duckering, University of | Washington men, now Instructors at | rem at pally Great Britain take the of Ger th representin would be of both frontiers and many was r Neousned. financial red to agreement of working fon this basis, Jamount of be a matter Meanwhile pushed bone nant, to ts MA TALMADGE —IN— “The Probation Wife”’ DOCTOR the county-city | sionary The advitability of turning | the employment work’ to the Ameri can Legion of Liberty was discus 64 and & committer appointed to} confer with a like committee from|the engineers’ echool, Camp Hum. the Legion. The Legion i# willing to| phries, Va., has been granted by take over this work | President Henry Suzzailo, of the uni- | versity. The extension request was | made by Col. Virgil L. Peterson, in command of the engineers at Camp | | Humphries. 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Opposite Frederick & Nelson's Marshall, | | sand I had ‘DEACON ADMITS | HE'S BURGLAR | Confesses He Is Bank Rob-, ber and Hold-Up Man | MINN# Here APOLI fare Hyatt ho George deacon in | of and por Apoka r and all-around wl awaiting arraignment on a charge of rob bank Hazel FI unconsel arious week cashier, The girl in wt dition “ A ttorne Lin @ pree con atts intant, he told Count Anoka han the The 1h year-old minister h boy went att on prawtic 1 expeditions 1 He wa hured the when H mplin ban 1 ur lookou att enter lant week in hia demanded vault home gua that Mine Flynn open Authoritie | load of loot distr conte ber of rob ups, and | bi ia | of looting (SHIPPING HEADS TO COME HERE Three United States ship; poard officials who train officers | seamen and assign crews to the mer chant marine, will arrive in § within the next two weeks t shipping board activities in this vietr | tty iform, and the te wag tt's home te He baw empted hold from ute amor ents, ned and to to a Ino having home evidence n t | N the The three officials are 1 bard general of training bureau; Hénry G, Vaughan, | supervisor al of the free ship's officers’ school; and Irvin L. Evans, supervisor ger bur u of the t Hibbard was port « Pacific 8. 8. time. The *hipping board traini Iris sailed from San Francisco Tues day with 100 graduates, who will be | transferred new shipping board ships on their arrival in § In Relief Home; He Saved $24,000 BAN FRANCISCO, March 19. For 12 years San Francisco has cared for an an indigent a man| | worth $24,000. But to square the} thing up, Nick Mulvaney, 84, is go- | ing to pay back board at the rate! Jof $1 a day | Since he Fiib. company In Seattle | | | has been in the relief |home, Molvaney kept constantly with him a small package which he refused to show to anybody, or left out of his sight. Yenterday he asked an atte mt to throw the bundle away amination showed it con tained bank deposits aggregating $24,000, California Plans Vast Highway Work SACRAM TO, March 19.—The people of California willbe asked to vote a total of about $42,500,000 highway bonds, it is indicated today The revised report of the state roads committee was adopted at the joint} legixlative highway committee meet ing last night, and in addition to this program it was tentatively agreed that a few more items would be added. Girl Is Kidnaped on Frisco Street SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.-— Josephine Castro, 16, a Spanish gi was kidnaped this morning while Jentering the laundry whi she | worked. 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