The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 24

| SEATTLE IN LIFE FIGHT GERMAN AND RUSSIAN TREATY MAP * \ ' Col. Lamping, Off for Big Session, Sounds Warning for This Port it Seattle ts in @ lifeordeath struggle with the other Pacific const) ae ‘eiti¢s for supremacy as a world port | ‘Was declared Friday by Col. George B. Lamping, member of the port com mission. ‘With an tmportant delegation trom cities, Lamping left Fri- for Philadelphia, to attend the tional foreign trade conven. More than 16 leading business of Seattle are in the party,| ‘will attempt to secure the 1925 for the Puget sound coun- ° { Ce, os e} aos Mun This map ahows Russia and Germany, which Rave entered into an economio treaty. Direct land communica convention ts one of the most! tion Between these countries, which was possible along a tong frontier before the war, is prevented by the states events now held in the) set up dy the treaty of Versailles, How long will these states be able to withstand the Russo-German int ' Especially Poland? How long wilt Russia and Germany de content to trade over the long water route, which lice closes part of the yearf At the left is Rathenau, the German, and at the right is Tchitoherin, the Kussian, x. * s * ® »* * Manufacturers and all others en: | in foreign trade.” future of Seattle ts absolutely | poses, as nt on our harbor and tts/ $300,000, and the expenditure of this N B k Me apres ot the Pecit| and the Oriente bringing home the ervous Breakdown who ae gaa this} bacon to Portland. (Copyrieht, 1929, by the United Press) arations and to stan the allied note be a matter of dollars B wth npr hes ale et gree plates out t9/to the Genoa conference was Gi / lation of France's debt to England. the trade centers and get in touch | closed here today aa chr mist, Pre agencies tn Washingon, and be at all/ While no fears for the Russian Gidea sentaseaen, vetuaes to times aggressively ahead of the other preminr’s life are expreased by mem: | to Gan’ Remo and imposes too am, funal to stop work greatly ageravates | British premier, it was sald, would |] | his condition and may force Bisi go to the Germans and the Rus | dared not trust his strength to make er git 4 < the long trip to Genoa. He feared * Ing sounded a warning to the| Coast. ‘ ‘of Seattle that they must take) “Portland ts taxing fts people Interest in foreign trade | $1,200,000 this year for port pur | enin u rs rom contrasted with Beatties Gevelopment as a world port.| money in maintaining offices and life and death struggle be | commercial agencies in New York Re raged ine this and) GENOA, May 6.—Tho real reason jig Russia, the British will offer © up our minds to meet such for Premier Lenin's failure to COM! generous reduction-—possibly cancel -| with the great cittes of the East, In) Lenin te euffering from @ nervous Tg Spe Re nag a Seo direct touch with the governmental! | preakdown and severe insomnia. on, are be overlooked if Seattle in to| fellow, whatever the expenditure! bers of the delegation here, it WAS lselfish conditions in connection me the great port of the West be.” |eaid Lentn’s physicians admit his re | with the non-aggrension pact, the eventual retirement, sians directly, make terms with Lenin, wracked by sleepless nights, | them and desounce Franca, the subsequent. austained struxeie| Genoa Conference a |with European statesmen would to End in 15 Days fn pr Tle Husband and Wife In] fh. | prove too great. se | But, altho he has gtven up his am- BY WEBB MILLER | bition of getting to Genoa, Lenin,| PARIS, May 5.—-The Gunoa con- Lond like other great leaders before him, | ference will be over in 10 or 15 days, ree will not give up the reine of leader. | Louls Barthou, heat of the French fea Ho tnsiats on keeping bis hand | delegation, intimated upon bis de as heel at Moscow, even at the parture for Italy today. he pertl of his health, | Rarthou, who came here from babel Lenin has been {it eines last Bep-| Genoa to consult with Promter Poin: tember, it was reliably reported here. | care and the cabinet, sald be would ede Me hae scarcely enjoyed a night's return to Paris In that time. Get. rest aince that time. Recently, the The effects of Barthou'e visit to cher | Russian premier took an extended Parts upon the conference have been ar trip to the Caucasus, but returned as follows Hed only slightly improved tn health, | 1. France has Joined tn a polftical v7 to | Occasionally he has a night's sleep, and military alliance with Belgium. a tts whereupon he plunges into a deskful| 3. The French are to ret.erate their ~~ of work, causing another serious re- | refusal to sign the allied note to Rus tape, He te auld to —< ep in ata and will not do so as long as Bel a state enforced news a! gium objects, | home near Moscow, | _& France hae accepted Lieya | Premier Lioyd George was today George's propomd pact of non-ag- Teported to have prepared & “SUT ' gression, but has imposed @ condi | = for per go is beh gpd tion inacceptable to the Germans and jorrow the Briti#h. poste and Ai Gtihevations of the | 4. So far as ts known, France wil! | sane een Sheen: a. ”, corner | Tareee to aecept Lioyd George's Invt- “1 tation t D by the Russians on the one hand|.t san nemo and by the new Franco-Belgian al-| —— |] | tance on the other, Licyd George! lis enid to have “up his sieeve” one |} | of those dramatic coups for which [he has become famous, WITH rene counc!l meeting ‘The nature of the surprise Lioy4 George has in atore for the French |was not disclosed at the British Gelegation headquarters, but ft was , Genoa, See detinniall dike thes: tank Knife In Attack George would call for « showdown If France agrees to meet with the| Mrs. Dodou Pinto, 82, accused by allies at San Remo to discuss rep-|ner brother, Salt! Levi, 80, of having attacked him with a fish knife April 22, went on trial before a jury in Judge ©. G Dalton's court Friday morning. Levi te @ Geattle fish merchant. The trouble ts said to have started over an argument regarding the support of his mother, who, accord. jing to Mra. 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