The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1920, Page 11

“means of “conference” HARDING SILENCE KEEPS DIPLOMATS BSY AT GUESS All Anxious to Learn Some- thing in Advance. on Foreign Policies. By David Lawrence. Special Correspondent of The Even- ing World. WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 (Copyright 1920),— Diplomatic Washington ts having @ hard time getting accurate information for the various govern- ments of the world on just what may be expected from the Harding admin- dstration in matters of forelgn policy. The folks who watch the fluctua- tions of the stock market from day to day hay “cinch” compared to the Ambassa. and Ministers who scrutinize the daily despatches from Marion or who seek by the subtle processes of social companionship to elicit from the many supposed In- timates of the President-elect in the national capital a fragment of assur- ance as to the future. First the “ma chinery” of the present League is to be maintained. Now the word comes that diplomatic exchanges are to be begun soon after March 4 with Great Britain, France, Italy and Japan to form “a new association” which shall not be a political alliance, but « on political Tribunal is of what is the reports say questions, The Spoken of as an Hague example sought. Few diplomats think Mr, Harding has that organization In mind, bit something more flexible and, they believe, more effective. ALL THE DIPLOMATS HOPEFUL OF THE FUTURE. The Ambassadors and Ministers are by no means cynical or dispirited. Their private conversations are tinged with sincere hopefulness, even though they observe Interviews with Messrs. Borah and Reed saying America will have absolutely nothing to do with Burope on a political alliance basis, The truth Is Europe's statesmen are playing a cautious game with re- #pect to the Harding administration and the moves that are being made are all in the direction of securing American co-operation, For instance: 1. Great Britain persuaded the other powers at the Geneva meet- ing of the Assembly of the League of Nations that it would be more discreet to leave the covenant un- amended 90 that America might be given an opportunity to ex- press her viewpoint on changes, 2. Argentina balked at this de- ference to America, not \b se of unfriendly feeling the any to Unitd States but because of a con- viction that the other nations of the world ought to ibe big enough and independent enough to organ- ize a selvos, 3, Canada’s clamor for changes, especially on Article X., is largely the result of the discussion in the United States which has natur- ally overflowed the northern bor- der of this country, but ‘basically Great Britain is pleased at the inde f spirit shown by world association them- endence of the Canadians, for it would seem ty Qspose of the argument that the six votes of the British col- onies would always be cast as a unit for England: 2, Prime Minister Lloyd George's speech in London to the delegates who returned from the Geneva meeting is @ pointed explanation British policy. He says that can be no disarmament or ive world organization with- ut the United States. WHAT EUROPE WANTS IN WAY OF AMERICAN HELP. But Burope is not interested in a new debating society or a new paper ot HERE’S a willow basket for the logs that bring a» roaring Yuletide blaze. It is built solidly, to Jast and finished in cither green, mahogany or natural to enhance the charm of the . $9.25. Others 4g" STREET ane SIXTH AVE, NEW YORK Jeo sallles Treaty jar i th te: ja D pl we ex en! tions Commission, which is wo fix the} assumption by the United States aI nm nominal part tn a world organinatio: reserving Y In other words, | for the American terms, but will de- valuable enough to discard the present | Lengue. |that the big powers League have virtual cept American sugx ful consideration « convert the Ha to a closer participa affairs than the campaign sp this, they will ganization in the 1 settlement of the announcement that ne i |to wage n determined fight on the SS te begun with the principal powers| s/s) ene rate ac a after March 4 means at least a $1.50 gas rate now charged by the SS f=s55 year’s exchanges if the cables used and at least vei hospital fund, in dn open letter. and divided jonomic problems that der jement ag an ouigrowth of © What Burope nerican participation on the dl wet~ ver is is opera | KINGS CO. GAS CO. (SS CHARGED WITH HOLDUP TACTICS ssuidiifionciasos Knocks i and Re we im Jersey City as Cop Approaches, ze of the Gerinap indemnity, and the | ome responsibility for bringing and economic el who fast night Knocked down Miss Ethel ‘Sheridan, seventean years old, as ehe Was returning to her home alone. The girl lives at No, #2 Summit Ave At Astor Place, near Mosthctlo » mocosted her. An she past him, he struck her And the moment pat America m to play only @ If al) rights on on the for do with hia filet, Mise P > Bheridan feli to the sidewalk and flare ban maces |People Who Want Gas Are ‘iva: duet“ baee ent Ifague of Nations Nee the P 4 a ppb ue, Tree See jaune eye Patrolman Frederick Charles reached her tion! Given Advice to Buy Stock, nge- It Is Alleg ged. | jons has Burope | Residents in the vicinity of Coney 1 and Borough Park are to-day | preparing a bill of complaint to be Diplomats thus far will not hazard presented to Mayor Hylan and Cor guess, but the sinitic is poration Counsel O'Brien against the nt mw Kings County Lighting Company | Fs jover the poor gas service in that part of Brooklyn. Following « meeting In |the Coney Island Democ¥atlc Club last night at which Deputy “Water Commissioner Cornelius Sheehan, | Judge Cornelius Ferguson, Judge Maxwell Harris and D. Judson Hyatt were the speakers, it was resolved rmine for herself whether they are | 1 ” Will Be Most COW oh SY Pe coekees es | ould seem to indica Failing i heir own or-| Diplomats do n k for speedy troversy, ‘The atlations will! Kings County Company. It was also asserted at the meeting and considerable indignation ex- are six months of con- inference of diplomats reation if a called. for —— pressed over it that residents of that D o1 vithor ve NEW jsection without gas, but who have } POLICE HOSPITAL BURIED. | seen pleading with the gas company ENGRAVED @ apont Announces Money Collected |*0 serve them, had been approached Diamond Rings Will Be Tarned Over for with @ proposition to buy some stock White and Relief Work, Funds collected for the police tal will be turned over to police relief ork, ‘The announcement, fs made by Deputy Police Commissioner l@man du Pon}. president of | the G plained the work was given up be- tse of present financial conditions opinion mone public and the of the newly authorized $2,000,000 pre- ferred stock issue and that then their) gas troubles would goon be over. 5 | Mr. Hyatt, who represented Corpor-! ation Counsel O'Brien, advised the complainants to reduce their griev-| ances to writing and proper action | would be taken, he said. hos “as to th pole: sability of hospital. 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