The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1921, Page 12

- ne ct NEWEUL S, NOTE SENT TO GERMANY IN REGARD TO PAYMENT TO ALLIES (Continued from First Page.) German Foreign Minister also tnade public by the State Dopartment “It is the earnest desire of tne Government of Germany to reach was an accord with the Governments of | the Allied and Associated Pi it is sincere in its purpose their requirements as far wers and to mect as pos sible,” Simone's communication stated, “That an agreement was not reached at ths Conference of Landon on the question of repa matter of extreme regret to ernment «i Germany. In their effort to reach an agreement the delegates ‘from Germany went far beyond the limits considered possible for Ger- many and the judgment of an over- whelming majority of her economic experts. “Tt has been asserted that Germany is reluctant to recognize her obliga- thon to make reparations. ‘This not correct, It is entirely clear, not only to the Government of Germany but to the German people also, that Germany must make reparation to the limit of her ability to pay “In view of the foregoing two con siderations in regard to reparations Present themselves, both of which are of importance. ‘These considera- tions are, first, the mutter of the re- habilitation of the devastated regions and, second, immediate estab- Nahment ‘by Germany of an actual sum of cash money in foreign ex- change of important proportions “For the immediate the has repeatedly proffered labor, tech Nica) advice and material assistance. ‘These offers have not been accepted nor have they even reached the point of diplomatic exchange.” Simons then charged that there is no real concern in France for the plight of the devastated regions and that the French are using the con- dition of devastated France for po- litical agitation. “The German Government docs not desire to see hate perpetuated be- tween nations,” the communication continued. “In accordance with this purpose, it intends to submit fresh proposals on this subject to the Gov- ernment of France, the details of which are flow under consideration and the aubject of discussién with the laborers of Germany “In respect af the second consid eration, namely, the immediate estab lishment by Germany of an actual xum of cash money in foreign ex change of important proportions, it is obvious that Germany can {fulfill this obligation only through large in creases in the volume of her exports, “An international loan in favor of which the Allied and Arsociated Gov- ernments would waive their general mortgage, constitutes the only tion of the problem. The State Department emphasized the statement that tions were exchanged before the ar rehabilitation | cf these devastated regions Germany | | ply, the communicn- | solu- | rival in this country of M. Vivian) | as Special French Envoy PARIS, April 4—France is prepar ing for the invasion of Westphalia This is the first visible result here of | the mission of Viviani to the United States. Apparently the only that will step the move is the payment by Germany sum due from her reparation Great Britain has shown much re luetance against forcing the matter, ‘Dut it is now believed that she Will of .the come into Nine and that she wil! be joined by Italy Another thing which is expecicd to event | as planned | 175 Women’s An unusual Trimmed Suits, portraying the finest lines yet shown this season; developed from superb Tricotine. Women’s Spit Dept. . _THE EVENING WORLD, _MONDAY, APRIL 4, ‘influence the Rritivh is the note fram | question of America’s rights must be Secretary Hughes, whieh — plain makes it known that the Un States will insist upon a full voice it [the settlement of the questions grow ing bac of the war for many months has America| termined that Germany breshed out with Great Britain A [rather then with any other country. announeem that Loring H | pres the Amert ne mraienioner to Berlin, will pot! fy the Entente Pow: | ers that America, whatever course ee may pursue toward peace, is de- must as- 4 twenty-eight Chortin's wound is slight. The police teehee Avediie, aiea. in te ~ . | have obtained no explanation of the} ye Hospital last night from injuries FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN shooting. Mise Geraty sings in the| suffered when two me choir at St, John the Evangelists oe 0 iron bar alleged to Church, University Place and 11th reve at Street. She and Lagergreen had at a1 West 16h "rhey: wal A Noteworthy Offer % " S , aervices the oth Be hey| they werg James rris, who 0c A, (Continved from First Page.) tended services there. Both said (hey Hed the foam. add his’ Drother — had no enemies faw, James King, of No. 60 Cherry He sald he had not fired any shots| Frank Lassor, wenty-three, of | street . Fib Silk and did not know how the holes got | Hazlet, N. J., walked up to three men Andres Re aaa be wer Ul in Nis coat. Miss Fox also is held as} at 24th Stréet and First Avenue last [Mild Be, Wan ALE Oe at ating & material witness. She was with)night and sank to the sidewalk after is right shoulder. He waa treated n his rig’ ; Reynolds when the shooting oc-{#aying: “They got me, T could feel |for a flesh wound at the Frenoh Hos- curred Ure Blade touch my heart.” At Belle- | nital - — r@) I wea e rs While the benches in Madison|yue dfospital it was found he had | 2 k With a Mate, © chance to recover, or five shots were heard near Fifth Ave- | {itty onan te eet tabbed hime |sister Carmilla, xixteen, arrere burned nue and 23d Street. Astor Lager-| 4 phootlergers’ feud is blamed for}on the hands and face by a Kas © WwW 0 green, twenty-three, of No. 131 St./the murder of Luigi Giosse, a ma-|ptosion to-day at their home, Ni *, For omen and Misses |SMark’s Place, Brooklyn, a chinist of No. 88 Golden City, Port] past 79th Street. Both were attended rth 8 ae roo! " who was! richmond, § I, who was stabbed to at home. The explosion was caused, walking with Miss May Geraty,|qeath lust evening in a vacant lot onthe police reported, by Patrick Rogers twenty-one, of No, 264 West 25d Grove Street, Port Richmond. The looking for a gas lea with a match. ben #0 popular in Mrance as she 1s) knowledge responsibility for the war ‘this morn ahiuke of the note from| and pay for it to the full of her al lw. nt 4 Lbs th , cael ity, in really the first step in the eet. ashiington 10 Germany, with the! vith of our foreign relations, the | offer of the An lorship to) oui ls to be the pas- |rance to Myron 'T. Herrick, has) sax nx ang than noe 0d AVévof enthistanrn to swor Conferences among Senators ; Caused A wave of enthitsiantn to P| prandeges and Lodge and Col, George through the Paris press, whica con | tarvey and others have about deter- siders the two thingw as m splendid! mined. the edure, ‘The schedule omen of the friendship felt for france |! what, the arise by the Hafding Adininistrativn fore, In to be reported out by the Herrick, because of his tude | Fore n Htelations Cominittee imme. chile America boseicor at the diately the Colombia treaty Is out of be é cpp boosse l t the'the way, Article 6 is to. the effect outbreak of the war, is immensely tnay this country would be gravely popular in France, and a hap, concerned If the peace of the world choice, from the French point of view, | Were azain threatened 5 ; | It does not pledge this country to could not have been made. Th very | grain yme to France's support if fact, however, may make Herrick|Germany, or a combination of na- | hesitate about accepting the post, as} tions, astails her, but the inference e French) hie 1 Wn [ts strong enough. the proponents of | the French, knowing his friendship. | ite measure believe, to aay the | may expect from him things impossi-|alarm that a separate peace. with bie for him to accomplish, and he|Germany would otherwise cause Might tn this case lose some of his|*Mmone (he Allies. present popularity. It is beliéved| here, however, that Herrick witli ac-|CYRIL BROWN BACK cept. HUGHES DEMANDS BRITAIN RECOGNIZE OUR RIGHTS IN WAR WASHINGTON, April 4 —'The British Government should receive early this week a reply from Secre- tary of State Hughes to the last British’ note on Mesopotamia. While the text of the American re- like that of the British note, is withbeld,for the prosent, it Is known that Secretary Hughes strong! backs the position taken by Secretary | Colby in his note to Lord Curzon last fall. The forma) statement of the po- sition of the Harding Administra- | tion on the question of mandates will not come altogether as a surprise to the British Foreign Omer, Mr Hughes some time ago permitted the Announcement to be made that the United States’ does not concede that it has sacrificed a single right or In- terest by reason of not having rati- fled the Versailles Treaty. It will, however, make it necessary for Great Britain to definitely recog- nize the rights ofthe United States as a co-belligerent and co-victor in since the world war or categorically deny entitled ‘that such participation partment circ valls that the Applies Every. where within [J 150 Miles of New York. We Furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly Payments. 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The German Kepublic fag taken down from many public ex and the red flag sent up in- d Soon we saw members of — the : 00 of whom are on duty Germany by permission of the Inter-Allied Commission, get- busy in the harbor, With guns for instant use, they dashed motor launches, Other po tee with fixed bayonets moved abou the town, and soon We saw the red flags come down and the republican xo up nitions in Germany wid and it took a “million- aire even to exist thered® He said he hadn't seen a buckwheat cake for two} und kept the chef busy mak- | n for him during the voyng ANNE SHAVE consisting of $299-% Toilet 28, Table and Bed as illustrated Columbia Grafonolas from $30 up on Our Easy Payment Plan. April Columbia and Cortina Foreign Lan guage Records ge . on Sale ‘y SEWING MACHINES ON CR EOIT UP TO $110 SATURDAY EVENINGS. 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