The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1921, Page 11

LUSK COMMITTEE COUNSEL ATTACKS RADICAL LAWYERS Stevenson Assails Group for Stand Against Deportation of Trouble-Making Aliens, Archibald E. Stevenson, counsel to the Lusk Committee, at to-day's ses- w#ion of the annual meeting of the National Civic Federation at the Hotel Astor, vigorously attacked the group of radical lawyers who organ- ized the agitation against the de- RIVALRY OF GLANS IN JAPAN CAUSES Jealousies of Army and Navy Factions Figure in Efforts to Stop Marriage. TOKTO, Feb. 14.—Rivalry between the ancient army clan of Choshu and the navy clan of Satsuma, which pop- ularly are supposed to be weighty in the counéils of the empire, is ascribed to be partly behind the alleged movement to annul the betrothal of Crown Prince Hirohito to Princess Negako. ROW OVER PRINCE advanced, In the mean time prepara- tions are going on for the departure of the Crown ct The newspapers print in dotall sketchew of Princess, who is described as of ath- letic tendencies, practises Swedish gymnastic exercises and dances, The vill of Field Marshal Yama- gata, near Fuji, guarded. ‘The Nochi Shimbun to-day says he already has tendered his res- ¥ THE EVENING WORLD, TUBSUWAY, —— = PR OTT ET FoeomuAny ba 1941. tgnation os an Elder Statesman. Yukio Ozaki, former leader of the Op- position Party, says that the “inct- dent” in the court demonstrates that the “worm-eaten system of Elder Statesman Administration” is bad for Japan and should be abolished, and Yamagata should be forced to retire, A Japancee to-day tried to enter the Field Marshal's villa .at Odawara to demand that he retire from public life and “atone for his sin.” man was arrested. nee for Bngland. the eighteen-year-old She plays tennis, je being closely portation of trouble-nfaking alien radicals, He held that thb stirring of manufactured sympathy for the undesirable Immigrants was more In- sidious and dangerous than the dis- loyalty taught by the open preachers against existing government. Henry J. Ryan, director of the The mother of the Princess ter of Prince Shimazu, head of | tsuma clan, while Field Mar- shal agata, who is regarded by the police as the power behind the throne, ia the leader of the Choshu faction, More resignations in the imperial household ‘are expected as an out growth of the alleged “intrigue” to Americanism Commission of the| break off the engagement, and the American Legion, speaking on the | date work of that body, said he had been |= mistakenly quoted as saying there were 6,000 teachers of disloyalty in the public schools. Prof. William Bradley Otis of the] [hd College of the City of New York dis-|f cussed the necessary freedom of aca- dgmic institutions from tyranny im-| FY posed by political or selfish financial considerations, The afternoon was devoted to the report of the Committee on Socialism | iM] and Bolshevism and Socialism 1/9 churches and in the schools by the| Chairmen, Everett P. Wheeler and Prof. A. L. Frothingham. 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