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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921, 8 LIMITATION © |[PIGTURES IN” THE DAY'S NewS | QUEENSGAS BOOST SWEARS PAL GAVE: i: SHEE SUCH ENG rene | Appraiser Says Company Has! Prisoner Says He Missed sat ' Two Valuations—Highest First, Then Shot Friend“, Every Nation Keeps Sailors on tor Price Fixing. Who Wanted to Die epee Them and Spends Large Sums HUTCH DELEGATION FIGURES ARE HELD UP.) Arter signing a confosston reptitin 2% in | Maintenance. | with weird details of how and why, Police abd troops guard United States Embassy in Pari *! Refused by Commission Till] be his friend ‘end roomaHathy I bs . Ale der S: =a y bt Substantiated by Gas xander Sarvin, thirty-six years? A (Fifth Arde of Seria, Article of Series. ) 10 ARMS PARLEY $ s i [ | No. 191 Madison Street, Manhattan, ” 4 A sporty three. [ : i Attorneys, | was lodged in the Tombs Prison tos In this, the fifth of a serics of * ‘a 4 * plece suit worn by j | day to await extradition to the State! WEE Ths ran ened ae Zena Keefe, which The statement that the Queena | of New Jersey, where he will be trict” correspondent, tells what the naval is especially he ; Sinks : tite Gi murde ‘ 9 igh Gas and my experts of our Government have oT e i! t Bega sola) Pe ve) Pertither cr in mind in connection with “limi- : ; | haeine. * used one form of appraisal for rate-| David of New Brunswick, N. J..'an@ Aon, { tation” and “reduction” of arma- | Little iitiony I by City Com-| 4 +3 ‘i yp feet ti |making purposes and another for| Detectives Semft and De Gilio of Nowe! ment. 5 Wit seria Y i heltless effect is | sate, conden 1s, loans and cther| York Homicide Squad that his roamen ace By David Lawrence. pared With Welcome to ; smart. & he tacday by Hor.| Mate, Frank Passing, was discouse2 . businesses was made to y Hore ' r Oopyriait. 1921, Ly the Pree Mubtieuing Co, Other Delegatio , | pecan pial ld aged with life and desired to die sim 2 °t% (Tre New York Evening World) {man J, Stroebel, Supervisor of AD) cifteaily on Oct. 31 : per | WASHINGTON, Nov. 4--Simple = |pruisals for the Boston firm of Stone| He deciared Passino told him thates wo: Dutch delegation to the Dis- | words do not always iiave simple! 1! i Webster. if be did not sheot and Kill him,*he | He said the value of the plant for| would reverse the situation and mitre |rate-making purposes was estab-| de, Sarvin instead, whereupon the \ehed on the basis of cost to repro-|tw. of them went to South River, wo meanings, For instance, the official, #!Mament Conterence arrived to-day title of the big conference is on the Rotterdam of the Hol t.” Popularly the, America Line. Ther nd imi- ee was at tation of Armame arked | duce it new, with no allowance for|N. J, where Sarvin was once em- gathering bas been eripneously called) COMtUSE in the preparations made to epreciation. Kor yther purposes the | ployed, and on the Cemetery ick : } a “Disarmament Conference." What's) 'CCC!*e them when compared to th Value was established by appraisers| Sarvin declares, he fired three “fs H the difference between “disarma- tion accorded to the represen- taking into account the depreciation | at his friend tatives of other nations that have ar- men’ Ud “‘limitation of armament?"! rived. Pier A President Harding and 1 of the plant ang its general physical] There are seven bullet punctures im : which heretofore has condition. the dead man’s body, but Sarvin can!" is associates) been decorated with » colors of 7 Mr, Strobei's statement w deat} account for only five of thom, The”, { have declared they do not believe in. the nation to which the delegate: ‘ R.. Hanjord Muc- the hearing before the Public Service| first three fired, he told the detege is ‘ complete disarmament—the scrapping: V&OnSed, was barren of anything of . Nider of Mason Commission of the Queens Borcugh | tives, w not effective, so Passinay 4! j : ony City, 1a, who yes: : ‘ ‘ srease the| directed Sarvin, the latter declares of all armies navies. They bee! pp caw y Nae Company's application to [nerease the ips ! s 4 sf [The Dutel vote in New York is terday was unan- rice of gas from $1.15 to $1.50 per| to take a $ bil! from his vest pocket, { Keve it impracticable. America would comparatively small. i x ; ’ i and finish the job never disarm alone. Nor 1 7 Jeleg ted Pees ore clad 1,000 feet Inthe: Rockaway section: of arvin abandoned the body, whigh” er disurm alone Py Would the e delegation consisted oO! 3 . * “em Bo t . a . test of the work! be likely to do so.jJonkhwer Dr. H. A. van Karnekeek War Orphan.—One of the A ORs COs: Queens, and) ‘from! $tt0) fo) 9100 ini wea aiscovered two) dave Inter hv ag ‘ tig Gosh ; : , ' nander of the : Saseau County with a minimum| some boys who were guning. The, N . 8 well might cities agree to abolish) Prime Minister of Holland, who was| brought to America on the k@erleun Tesi ‘ harge of $1 instead of 40 cents, Resi-| ONly lead to hiy identity way. t b fire departments because the number! accompanied by his wife: Jonkhwer _Datayia by the Jewish Committee. we SRE EeRLONS artes case to his eyeglasses, containing } pt fires were lually being dimin-| 1, Reclaerts van Blokland, Head of i EN dents of Cedarhurst, Lynbrook, Law-) pittsburgh, Pa., manufacturer’ . : Sy cate ice pout ae ence and East Rockaway were pres-| Prom this, the New York dealer Wi ished, the Department of Diplomatic Affairs on ‘ ia ‘Passino’ y ben Mr. Harding feels that a police|ut the Dutch Foreign Office: Dr. E |POLICEMAN ABSOLVED Jn © protest, charging diserimina- traced and Passino’s identity fe ) | force 1s always necessary, In other) Moresco, Vice President of the Neth- | OF BLAME FOR FIGHT. | aes eRe aeteutuarentee arvin was arrested yosterday kaif rds, armament should be re-|¢ ds Inc ce 8 ‘ i ne r rbel made his state-| his place of employment in Brooklynys words, if arimany ul nds India pmission; Dr. Awl 5 . |ment, Public Service Commissioner] He produced the revolver which ‘ise duced It should never pass below tho] ls seein SUAE(CeN GOREN (Athoka wor Court Finds Muskeviteh's Accusers men ul He produced she revalyer We q ; da van Stackenbor ackower, H peascue five Semple remarked utc ny him in the cellar of thee line of domestic safety. But while|seeretary of the Delegation, and Dr. PrevekediQuarect | is) Cason Wie ewe Madison Street address, ; ~ 3 | “That new theory of appraisal at disarmament isn't intended, it is also| Ww, ge Beaufort, formerly of the Duteh Magistrate Short in the Bridge| hat's Ne 2 au ri { interesting to reveal the fact that|regation in this country Plaza Court to-day exonerated Po-| JL am glad to know of It “limitation of armament” has a tech-| Phe representatives were met down |lceman Charles U. Muskeviteh of the | |. “L was told to make a valuation on fs nical meaning in naval parlance, and|the day by Major Gen. Robert Lec Coney Island Station from all blame the basis of reproduction new,” Mr Se < eS so has “reduction of armament.”! putard and Dr. J. C. A. Everwon,| for his altercation with Louis Sha | |Strbel replied . | SS a } 1a t ‘ A. Eve xf Aiea ; ect examination Mp. Strobel] + val experts have the sane attitude|the Dutch Minister to the United | Piro of No. 245 Penn Street and On direct examination, 1 t " oe “ vry ei h ing World War as lawyers toward legal phrases. ThEY | ctate | Harry Weslocke of No, 104 Wilson said that during the ‘ have reasoned it out that limitation!” at Hoboken the party was trans- | Strect Oct. 26. The two men charged | > values changed dal ste ua.| ar ent, for ce, men = ve Ns S i ; i Q ack Fi Yhat Muskevitch, who was not in| 7) Mark >, ae 5 y Commissioner Semple refused to ad- | 4 “ iene ime ala Tih artes but | erred to the Lexington and landed Sidney Hillman, ‘Back From) ‘rer Meee 1 them without pro-| But Clark Pleads so Earnest!y| Order Follows Move to Abo!- mit the apraisal of Mr. Gttobel Into fs scrapping ships now in service butl ay pier Phe Fire Depatimen 1 Shoe Gawt xT MpentGn: Ona beelloy Gate a ls it the apratsal o . neural tl epa | F shal ton on a trolley car crossing the > < Lit " Sint a eae really obsolete Band aboard the Police Boat John F” Tour, Says Soviet Is lameburg Bridge and had ar-+ Court Lets Him Off With ish Check-Off—Union Als jevidence until counsel for the ga You Save be Each navy bas a number of such| Hylan, which was profusely decor- 3j , enches rested them after beating them. acre at | Starte. Court Acti | company has submited sufficient sup bee PEA ies itis ake Weal tine (dled was welten: eon. nites cane | Firmly Intrenched. | “Magistrate Short said the evidenc 30 Days in Jail. | Starts Coyrt Action. Se teriatan this Oropncemele naw! a fighting craft. Now they are rete.|0f the city, Police Inspector Hallock showed the policeman had been cc!- — — — - pritisal totalied $9,011.51 divided. as You geta LARGE "35 ost ee ey are reve! of the Marine Div: e 2 sidne: eaident of the|dentally pushed against Shapiro on SERIE oo ‘ ‘ rated to the rear, but every nation! the'to the city, eon Welcomed | Sidney Hillman, President of the | (°ntaTy Peete tee ro, was molly] 1 appeared for a moment in the| PITTSBURGH, Nov, 4—The Ex-| folows a tube for 25c. keeps sailors on them and spends al Twelve taxicabs from the Depart-| Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Tere eu RTE eh STE Ar Mai Caure Cf) Gengrall (Seaviong, to-day,| ncutive, Board: ot) District) No; 6;,Unt>| Conptruntian and:equiprient $4,970, i Why pay more? 0) ' it 0 ny inte e »|ment of Plant and Structur rio. o has been tou my. left the car Shapiro followed anc % Fae ae ae | Working capital 147 we ce fom ay 5 maint nang . Ne ple Fes Soiree SMe a America, who has been touring E provoked the attack of Weslocke and that Judge Rosalsky might sentence | ted Mine Workers of America, at i na ie cap aie.0es N ’ S f ne nation thea to throw away these) (0 °conves. the parts (0, the Tuite | Foe and spent four weeks in Tussia. K' cmived om Muskeriten, who worl a man to die in the electric chair |ADeclal meeting here to-day decided] WAM -cerenceeeccce MMI ou’re Safe : baolete ships if the other nations! ‘They were accompanied by Major} returned to-day on the Holland. | justified in drawing his pistol io pro-| io ine anon, of a brindle bull terrier, | to call a strike at midnight on Mon-| for the com Ye denti a t keep them. So limitation would| Fh. H. Frank, t A. and Com- tect himself indle bull terrier Jwhat other witnesses for ‘our own dentist a ' mean abolishing by common consent | mander B.C. Parker of the United | America liner Rotterdam. He di > But the defendant, Beverley Clark,| day In the Pittsburgh district. This) pany testitied the land was worth. | will approve its : ‘ the expense of obsolete ships. That | See ey ea po. [asrecs with recent eritics who report] LLOYD GEORGE HOPES | close, breathed a nigh of raet{action was taken after President! Their figure, $587,608.00, wax turned | KP a i could of course be accomplished withs|licemen. ‘the party went at once. to the disintegration and ultimate dowa-| TO GO TO WASHINGTON | wion the court, nttor outlining ine| Robert R. Gibbons had been notined| over te Stone ge Webster for incor. | twi day use. a out any special agreement about new] the hotel. The delegation will go to} ¢ai) of the Soviet Government ~ -—- * by RoW. Gardiner, ¢ Vissioner of | poration in the latter concern’s ai et > onstruction. It’s the least that the} Washington this afternoon _| “1 came in contact with ali shades | House of Commons Told He May| Whole history of jurisprudence in the | the Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Aawo.|Drvisal, where It grew to $919,060, | “nen f vi" pe ean eresiee, gain date oF Tene amneana % bie tof of opinion in Russia,” said Mr HEN-| mire Able se ey seen _ matter of dogs, gave the aceused | ciation, that the coal operators would! When Com biaMDE : eee te | f » interest. The receipt of $500,000,000| Soviet, and { am reflecting prevalent |} cous it will be possible to carey’ out | p for “reduction of armament. : ft ropes it wi poss!b) SAIGON lange, We, Ged Whee SSH, Gene Mite Ne THAGnh: BAUSERE TOWER CORBA ATS| , As term means actually limiting the | &f Interest alone from Europe would] anti-Soviet opinion when 1 say that| before long his intention of going to y be bth: tre ATHENS, 0, Noy. 4.—Betweon 800 H fow construction to the vessela now | Mean an immediate easing of the bur- line soviet power ia established on al Washington and taking the teadershin |OWNED of the dog, whose name wos and 400 more minem in the Mocking | {marked that when hie was counsel building and Limiting new appropria-|den on the American taxpayer. peel jermanent basis and Lenin and {of the British delegation at the Avma-| “Brag Schulum." She wept when she | rieidy to-day left thelr w {for the Public Servier Comm | ‘ tions only to the réplacement of ob- | hind th cry " Ba ii 4 |ments Conferen declared Austen | described her lost pet stent Hees wars “further proof was never required polete ships. A special convention or | ment are practical and material rea-(Trotzky will probably ; : : protest against the Federal Court or- | eg aeeeee peat een treaty wauld fix che period of obao. | £0n8 as well as dealistic conceptions. | niaces for a long time to come | chamberlain, the Government leader. tu] "IE never saw such an intelligent Gey abolishing the. “check-ot! j 1 have bean connec with th feadenos eo thata vensel Rulle in 1) But how can armament be limited? | PAY ; mi ®. ___| the House of Commons, to-day, animal,” she said. “He could do tom, despite ord ; Jcommission for ionger than you, G EI I S Goulds fon exnMpls, He autora iy | This correspondent has canvassed the Russia to-day is the safest invest-) “phe House vinanimously adopted the] eyerything—smol ecitner vane to ™m, pite orders Just might from | inmisalone Bla: and Le Have ° ° , replated dn 1981, audoso 6 *|Mighest army and navy officials, They| ment proposition in Europe outside) motion presented by Labor members | Ove oe ED Ss district headquarters of the Miners | OO" o eediceanelaiaw The American Navy is anxloug to [talk in terms of relativity. If America| Great Britain. ‘Thove absolute| “warmly approving” the conference. | Pennies, almost talh, und he was 8) union at Columbus instructing strike | UOwS eee . : is a leader in the effort te! f ‘ take the leadership In proposing {ceases bullding so many ships 80 shall) rreedom of speech there. Anybody] fhe vole came after two und a halt} friendly ng miners to return tow CEES EY SRS Ne UEBE programme not only of limitation but {the others, If America gives up so | ‘reedom wher aqiid | tomee ce Ccuesion in whish numerous! She sobbed, and didge Rosnisky| ease o. nek ‘The case was postponed until 10.3 make the thinking of men reduction. But the problem is not }many fortifications, Brat. ee & : x voiced hopes of thi a's suc-| turned sternly to the prisoner, who | saeseak o'clock on Now. 28. 00 give Counsel fo} better and truer. as easy as a definition of terms might |others. And so on. But the navy | damn Lenin and Trotzky one | yore the United Mine Workers of Americn | alls Siggest, What ix meant. by mew] men admit that in the end the propor- | threatens to throw bomit the ail] tt aa piesa) gull [to-day led In the Federal Court of | MMe He company an opportunity ty He has been brought to” ; »propriations'’? And does it refer to|tion of strength between the large} i a vanne ee “You see what misery you have} : | produce wiin sto holster up Mt F Ph OHAY. UAORIBC HBT 1 see no other way out of It. They| “The general opinion in Russia is i a Nf : the injunetion issued by Judge Wo B. / ee Og Maun’ awency iat warfare |eoncede the necessity for a reduction | that a change of government at this] WISH OF GOV. EDWARDS} wtiiat dog nas undoubtedly done | Anurmaon at attrac tee Nec, | At was brought out that Mtr. Stove | rhicl ‘ould be nensive put {Of the financial burden, but they zeal- | tine would jead to twenty-tive years = more for humanity than you have hieh barred the check-off sve. {Hd nothing tu do with gas plant € I'd 0 which would be inexpensive butlously insist on holding the United | “me Would lead to twenty-tive y In Thanksgiving Proclamation, Mel jy... «me jmmemotial down have ine) ee) heck-off rPoeatanie. Malti Waid: aauwne Hel aa “tive strength of existing navies, {States as the second naval power if| at least of anarchy and disorder, A Pleads for World Peace, 1 Penna tha memorial dogs Nave in | tem of deducting union dues from | SPBt4is mi car rthermore, what about the mer- [Rot the frat. Undoubtedly British | groat many Jews in Russia are op-| woinmon, N, J. Nov. 4—Hope that| we in ek pee neon: | miners’ wages by thé companies, jens Aes Ue ANMRES DUS | to write about the rine? Theme policy will be the same. Japan wou'd | pos, acta reertiirar ae NTON) N. dss ° “A learned Judge of the Court of |. @ suid ali he did in that instance, chant marine? The merehant ships of | Policy will be the sume. Japan wourt| posed to the Soviet idea of govern-| success might crown the efforts of the Coupled with the urriyal here to- | ' EAU ase ne ally. vi 3 e ented from cate! up § cee te Aaa i Haste als ha ecently decreed at s in the Queensboru case, was to | i fouduy” are potentially valuable aa [2 Prevented from catching up with | Ten: wut they support it beenuse| guccres, mene cron the aronts of tM Anpraln ham recently decreed that aay rf we a cuscow op talent {a acon Arms Conlereaes: : TAT Ora pee NC eae cnt ing tt ri er, they know its overthrow would be alton is ressed nkagiving| Stealing a dog is as bad as stealing 1 his subordinates ay to the mounted on their decks In a few}Menacing the British sea power, if| they know its o n ton is expressed in th hanksgiving and Henry Warrum of tndianapolis { weeks and they can be converted into | Such a stupendous job could really be] catastrophe and they fear esump-|Day proclamation of Gov, Edwards, | the funds of a bank, You may know! oo inwel ¢, eo United Mine AMorker 1 f the appralsa t’ Washingt } warships. England has the biggest borne by papaness people wie is to] tion of pogroms and wholesale assas-|imade public to-day, The prociamation| of the small spaniel that saved the | Acct * } ie A i Fee of War Rockawa a asnington. merch havine, Adnerion nat |be doubted, ‘The Japanese, however, pupatt read Waals pee see Siglo meries in the saage Pe ae Oe eHine oe “Gertalnly, oe would be checked—America and Eng- | Sination of Jews If ROBO) we aa n ik three hundredth i wit am oO ‘ oe 4 o is | Anders njunction, announcement | {stifled he checked: the appriina He will make clear to the ait 4 ds wou sta stil a oney } Le d Trotzky is broker ny this Re thres: hiradredth ann now of the faithfu arnande . negate " 5 ration wants to limit the building offland would stand stil and money|Lenin and ‘Trotziy 4 because Ver AHS! custeht “es suceuiintiea) toe he falth I Eig the iiinoly mine. ¢ Rane att h, panics whan eniehtensa j ships used for commercial purposes, | Would be saved. That's about.ascon-| “aimong the informed in Russia {}*TSAE® OF the custom so established.) ciut go out in the Alps Storm | crore that. eae tie, ERG UE wit i Yet some agreement must he made {ert Fy nroRramts as one hears d |there is universal belief that the i eke ake fs ed ines with which thia| CatPYing flasks of—er—carrying as paler. f Raa el lel i for Public Opinion expects of j ‘i onversion of those mer- {cussed in Washington. ’ @|the manifold bi nes Ww nich this | CM : te ; t {meet here on Ay to consider |"! | ‘ ataniment In time of ware "| AGREEMENT THAT THE DIPLO- |country is on the eve of tremendous | country has been endowed during tho] stance to helpless travelers, wut |" (1108 0% Mamas 10 consider | ” sui] them, ' one tht ne United States doer As for coast defenses in the Pacife,|with me, expressed this belivt and | forts now under way through a gather-| the dog ase i Ieattlmate'|wradnestiay, tt (he cariien nate von (eels vy & Uo. Of No, 18 Weat mend 19, scrap iis army and navy tyne fortidcation of strategic bases and [sald tie. Soviet Government. wound {M6 © feptexrntatives of the Towers] prey’ for every” chieving vanabund, | "4" te eatllen ZU Breet | "| Opinion crystallize on the | merely to respond emotional | Uy $s idl 4 0 contol the destinies of the world : ¢ find ready aase pecause Kame mines © Sta Lew uy, treasurer and ge ‘ demand that America set the others er ee, AOU CE SRIAR Ou Rl {aryl do @il {nite power to hasten and pro-|') vasore that evoriaating pence termes] Meet now find ready nasent Neuse Che RII GRE GIAL CARRE cen LOUK nator ericnimedarpane teat right things and reject thé ; a food example. America moans to | preparing for eventualities in the Pa- | mote It rarily secured at such 4 sucrifice just SNe AG haaeen DEA AGE AMON) Tekipe io . y to be f i that the six parcels of lan wrong. = t ree a curtailment of armament | cinc irrespective of the outcome of the| “The Hoover relief project ie very |three years ago. Stent pot) toy dle: fon the therk ot wed ¢ tv , [OX Bed Nother Ree COMBARY At eo He can do this bet h papa banlding, Sarina, scare the Hattes conference on Far Eastern problems. | popular in Russia th nivea'| a dog, atill the ancients have held that e a away Bea Far Rockaway, bso | He can do this better than we ee sa an avant For if the|conference on Far Bustern problems. | popula tuseia and hus inspire Pant ste | their pay t Dr | bre hugemere Were appraised ; li ; reat of the world will not agree to] pioages, thet moldirt he the eeege |among the people a deep feeling of |/MISS MIERS WILL WED [Seath mae 6 OE RED LOR MS WANG i ot tite ST.) Mr. May 18 a direct any other living writer, for quit apending money for useless arm. |{n order to hold the military and Naval |xratitude toward the United state M’MILLIN NEXT JANUARY, |7"",.u7™" "rams tome new 8 Goa y F vanks on Long Island. A | all civilization 1s his audi- herself compelled slowly to bulla the wet in America at bay and to keep] David Jayne Mill, former Ambissa falcon | 4 pera A 1 YH OMUSSIOR Iai iiea is “Gatien cree, most powerful navy afloat. That] With the Japanese Gude eM aNTRy [dor to Germany, who returned from a NY, Ind., Nov. 4.--dting| The prisoner interrupted with an} chech-olf. denpite Ue eles e ‘ . may sound Tike an empty threat, but | he aint have to make an|four months’ stay in Kurope, said t rived here to-day from | earnest plea | w \ xow of | IN NEW YORK, ONLY it ia a fact that our oMtcinle believe | agreome L have the potential| European nations are ready to x, and after mecting| “Judge,” he said, “if you'll let me |agt 1 eeraee Of Ein tnduiplies a5 sae ie the other nations fait to limit |SUPport not only of the navy of the|tion on the question of Mmitation of |"Bo" MeMiilin, famous football! player |foose Tl search the rest of my tite : , ea eee rammine the United Stores | United States but that of Great Brit-| armaments. He thinks the Pacific of Centre College, Dany Inv leanoenminaee) dbidcate Gina ean T ‘I A eiae : ish ce aA will be in'a good porition to continue cB Ane ouner Lbs BC Bititigete Mean ver atte hoarded another train with him forlsoid him to, I was intoxteated that{!?. '" ' ures f Hae % weil Be 200d poal ent—a general alliance for the com- by the Jeadines maritime powers. | yori h he injunction until : : , : A nae te not nctiated alone hows mon good and Against militarism, | Count Laszlo Savelieny), the husband ’ See net ankly said that she|RSMt and I wanted some more gin nit 4 an | Eund of thts 0 bind aires WILL PRINT WHAT e he des O Be Cao ces raphe prpAdhes AEE Of NATIONS | a! Hadys Vitadervilt, ret from ms t ‘% nd | sold him for $2, but I sen 4 noon attorn re AN are 1 by ao 4 , = ver, by tho tre te eon the hances in the Pacitic to prevent the growth |a visit to Hunsa Ho aiid he would Wae engaged to be marris Sn RRS Ane pa as i ! 45 ve a WELLS WRITES. {ion In armament, ‘The United States|Of that same kind of recklessness In|{n proud to serve as the Ambassador Millin, but the marriage | f and ave rig. before ng the) or tecpold 5 6 nd . A would like #2 sea the other countries|the Fir East which the late war and {from at country to the United Would not ovens before next Januar But the sentence was thirty fase (njuhoron and. aeked ; LN fe THE FIRST OF THE eut down so that the enormous sums hid sequent league of nations was] sintes, 1 le Peed 4 no Title Sh ented repor from Fort We just the same r f 1 an ae s ~ J iz now spent on armies and navies could |4"siKRed to cure in Europe. | that the post micht be offered to him tha sho and Medlin would be mar-|" Mrs, Warien sau her pet was |#h RinUAPRGRi) ok WELLS ARTICLES AP. he better devoted to the upbuliding of ,.N° whole thing reste on foreign pol-) Ferre ae led Immediate AUaina EuGt Teh| on gion, ite gaye the enutt ¢ appeal was to be heard this att PEARS SUNDAY, NOV. 6, . the economic strength of each coun Bo SHE IE Sits: SU RCUSAES (hn! $0) joover Lne ment Co Wing to Danviia was to t ne ¢ # noon 5 try. ‘Purthermore, if lees money: were | Morrow's despatch Meets Hace: in the remain- | photogras and asked that the| TRKRE MAUTE, 1 itera Hare atial’A wenden: AND THEY WILL CON- spent on armament, less money would | Mensures to relieve t 5 Be "| Society ft @ Prevention of Cru " 1 r 1 uN TINUE FIVE TIMES A have to be raised ‘by the Buropeans| RUSSIA NOT BOUND lena tianlian cache tala 1 acdn to AG 4 roe K to Jot mr, Die fully fascinating new S to meet their tax bille and the price BY ARMS PARLE oh Sar con inati oes eek oN ROOF ersaims A Lookout for Hie | iuet, Tiedt OF cheese. Soft, creamy WEEK FOR AT LEAST of their paper currency in terms of | ; a ore | Behulun i ; 4 , Rs ; etd would correspondingly rise, This ARL Y J fer Bf even: Marheet bac aie Wik Goat ke order would t and rich with the gen- SIX WEEKS would tend to stabilize international ar ATs ae TY SE . us Sl eer Be ' : Dechanger and, make ‘it possible for| MOSCOW, Nov. a cAxsociatea | $Hiwhat stn Meee He J ata emertm ana) style BLY Seve TO LEAKING sinie uine Roquefort flavor. Order THE WORLD 4 sell her agricultural ana . i etary Hoover: Brnvat T Treg. Ph es in Now a f t| the N Communieat Morea New, Coated, Sanitary Wropper \ Sa ee are products in foreign] Press)—Foreign Minister Chicherin | Guiphla: Mayor. Alidrey Pete 1 hey: na 1 Ne Santen Raised inPe from your newsdealer now rday a 4 inessaKe L erseain. It would mean a re-|sent a note to the Entente Nations|H.M. 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