The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 4

j i ( RR with Japanese who, in other PHILADBLPHIA, Nov. 1 its of the world, were in constant | ‘ 5 bf Setelincsk to 4 From Third Page) ith the people of the British Deciaring: class ents anony yorted that they University of Pennaylvanta co-eds sin an a oo wo 8 of the Anglo-Japanese fees i f Proportion than did the United| alliance were vague and general, yot| #7¢ “und Leash A esha Ma Siaks Aitetrdltavie Ursin tro were | te interpretation placed on S pre y of age to ente nd usalia s Ora A liance by the Japanese mil univers Pennsylvanian, mowed down at G ‘Western front. Smail wo the various British domin'o and @ fu resentation in tho League of Nations taki policy of the Brit _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I, MS. CONFERENCE TO TEST RELATIONS /OFU.S. AND BRIAN o demanded a voice !n ture war. Bince the dominions were given rep-| ance be not renewed because tt had ng A deep inte ene thing, Aust man, Premier terested natura the Pacific ‘ what was to happen to former man colonies unde: mandates the stitute for direct tory. Paris Conference Paris Conference as a Friction has of those islands United Si for instance, declining to recognize | evita Japan's right over t and munication between the CANADA WOULD Not ANTAGO. | (MnP Jack”) uiivan, a veteran of |] Sonate Australia isn’t auxions t row more and more dominant in th: cific. Western Can: rece! has but ace endship w Meanwh paper stories emanating came steadily te Washington sulting each ot Japanese alliatt it w knowledge and consent of the United | Premiers. of the Anglo-Jay unmistakable. Aine of Yap, which con Far East NIZE UNITED STATES, ived many Virtually ¢ ssion which our Governmen the thing de the Ame British ag going to b States. Just who was responsible here knows. B the Plal; Gov info! alliance by the British A new bezan to a Strij oft Sta tween England time whereby ut the American offi thing in the bud In In many ways t ernment had not ernment was conce rmation about the A nyway, ‘al of the pped of technitalities a rene he alliance n tes a worl Mary had a Little Lamb butits fleece was no whiter nor softer than the fabric of THIS LABEL SAFEGUARDS YOU AGAINST IMITATIONS , A warm, pure, white-bleach ma- terial cut for perfect fit but ample lines. At Good Stores The E-Z Waist Co. NEW YORK a Makers of (2hi “E-2" Waist Un Waists and Sleeping-<Garments for Winter and Summer Wear Hipoli and on the! that up| business men of China, In a formal| 94Y gn pol- fey—in the moves that might lead to] viewpoint, of America when- they) frerce struggles participated In the gystem of “ r trusteeshipse®et up by | claiming a Jel her y to the idea, and ant Se Aen eortor sun. ithe British Government in Tondon 08 tionot terri {assuring Japan on the one hand of alifornia ani} e Japan | He which has |{% for the spread of that impression, nobody ey made it t the British discussed the matter at all, and that so far us this Gov Acithet sought nor bee: t to the United A peace- nd's talents {n | naval construction and war prepare-| ATTACKS CLASS |PIPING ROCK TROPHIES _ |‘ It is true that! FIGHTS OF CO-EDS STOLEN SECOND et her two and the statu 1 before long. uld be obliged t { utral, but the last Lnropean war showed what the dim. | AS BARBAROUS Bargiary Identical With One of m of neutrality can be and how | ; Yer Aw ee of Caps lent neutrality” can be trans-|}Not Even Ainazons Would Care Ave into practical help. Further- cickg Brat KSI . British dominions couldn’: to Imitate Such Displays, ee their central government ‘at dant Panes, n such close relationship Says Sturdent Paper. Five sliver e rs and statesmen became om vague. ‘The truth te the B hate at sh AL criticised the young statement, expressed exactly the| women students for imitating the urged that the Anglo-Japanese alli- | ed as a menacing stimulant fe a ae police and commergial| THE DINING ROOM ~ Sometimes the ell-too-familiar old suite proclaims its shabbiness to the casual fn > ee} guest fat more noticeat i | than to the hostess. ad British citizens i | against the Anglo care to im | | Australian Pre | MBXvuRAK Se Ss warm support holdiy — pro- 9} her faith the alllance and America Ly VA mounting that gives njon the other her permanent friend- » a |ship, ‘The show-down bas become in- 1-4 fingulam from lected Blue Ww ‘conn "ave Te). | Buy ToDay,10 Months To Pay employes reference, 1aop Ea” Renuest LW Sweet<©. et lor FL00n $7O Bway “Avo Duane is UR ONLY PLACE a « 1°) Ad ON 20-26 west 36" st he Civil War, ninety-one, died sud- and tof he Britis’ | d with the Dominion Opposition to the renewa! © alliance was! ok no part. 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