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“NO MORE OFFENSIVE NAVAL WAR’—.Secretary Hughes WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 (Associated Press).—After all the speeches by repre- sentatives of Great Britain, Japan, France and Italy, Secretary Hughes thanked them for the cordial expressions and declared the time had come to proceed with the consideration of details of the proposed agreement. The question could now be studied, Mr. Hughes said, “with the assurance that there will come out of this conference an appropriate agreement to the end that there shall be no more offensive naval war.” Cloris, 1921. To-Night's Weather—FAIR AND COOLER. 99 DAILY WALL STREET FLATIJRE THIS EDITION ba Circulation Books Open to All.” ] 1921, by The t . (Phe New York ides LXII. NO. 21, 897—DAILY. Copy right € NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, FOUR GREAT NATIONS ACCEPT UNITED STATES ARMS PLAN SELECTION OF JURY Sr PEAGE MOVE MADE TO RESTORE FARE BALFOUR LAUDS U. S. SCHEME; INARBUCKLECASE ©" BYINDEPENDENTS OF FVE GENTS AN LEADSTOCLASHES. .. => INCLOAK STRIE OF TRANSIT BOARD te ila. hetor's Coguah Anaases prone, inne, maven wale a pea sean Wernean aca ghee mi ah ‘Baron Kato Declares Japan Will ctor’s Counsel Accuses Prose- ve ut Asaden , group Phat Employs 20,00 Chairman Me neny Announces e rmament onference cutor of Trying to Brow- Rear a ans seeks to Arrange Meeting Programme at Start ot Prac = Show She Never Planned for Of- heat Several Witnesses. mae pale toy With Unions, ion Inquiry. ets fensive Armament— Hughes WOMAN CHOSEN JUROR, Wistlattion ave weakening te | HEW PICKETS ON DUTY. HYLAN ORDERS FIGHT. Hopes Offensive Warfare is Past. Joins Hosp Un de ——— Miss Campbell, Located in Chi- mae, pum peee nents alee Workers Say Small Shops Are, Dechures Companies Seek 1. CONTINENT AL HALL, Washington, Nov. 15 (United Press). — cago, Absolves “Fatty” ol ans umong fies that Giving In and 1,000 Will Unload Worn-Out Surt. America’s plan (or a drastic cul in naval armament was heartily and Blame in Actress’s Death Resume Jobs ‘To-Morrow. Che fly chance ¢ Lines on City. officl ae vin spirit and principle,” by Great Britain ep BAN FRANC 15. —TWeITe to the Vhe first move tow peace in course of his speech at the | through one of tis greatest statesmen, Arthur J. Balfour, venice memb examined and five After that ER SISE Rene TT Aer s SReTINe NT uUCH Ae of the hearing into tie tran- | No imatler what modifications are made in the American plan, the jurors accepted tentatively. ¢ vt so to be an attemp! to pul! git conditions of the city i} _ . . Leak them a wom < the situa finite end to such, labor’ dis- George McAneny to-day sald main structure of it will remain forev he said. “This scheme makes le second day the opening o ‘ADO MILK DRIVERS. es, was made this afternoun “We not oniy te re a idealism practical. It takes hold of the dreams tat poets have put be- trial of F > (Fatty) Avbuck American Cloak and) Suit 5-cenl fare, but to keep the fare ta K R here to-day on am aughter charss, Mann urers' Association, while tndefini sly 5 cents. | asic h alot’ the world tor aa IG 2 . growing out of the death of Miss Vir. “QUI JERSEY UNION; :: supplies 30 per cent. of the trade in company to accept our plan when it Baron Admiral Kato’s statement of acceptance in the same sense ier i By fe ity. 4 perfected, and ask for the co-oper- for Japan followed, He said Japan is ready for a sweeping reduction, ¢ ssocia Was ation of the companies and ty but will propose replacement modifications sat tbe M wutnorities (o make (Lt effective.” 24th Street Phe hearing was beld iv tie rooms! Senator Schanver, speaking tor Italy, toki the conterence the Amer- Avenue, range 2 CIES: BORO EBON ENR ARIST ican plan had the general approval of his Government. surging siree h Commissiouers Le f ; : et Jus forence to bevattended, by represent |p arkness atid Gen, Jobs s. O'R Proto Ressione View | Speaking for France, Premier Briand gave the general adherence of ) com-| Will Accept Wage Scale Under tives of Cloak, Sut and Skirt) sitting with the Chatrman. ( ¢| RIGHT HONORABLE ARTHUR ADMIRAL BARON TOMASABURO ,- | i Manut akanolation theGners| i a a) | JAMES BALFOUR. KATO. his Government to the purposes of the American plan. day's session, Open SH0Pee Y. Deliver hants' Li nt Makers’ As-' for the commission seven com-| . He assiried. that the cusetiey of i} ' and armaments “must come ‘ore avin! 83 Per Cent. of Normal, — |sesiation ‘and the workere’ union wore represented, Among tie iq ‘ the de-| Toe American Aszociation is com-' yepresentatives of the big systems) JA A F A, EK the conference—will como before it. Mat-| | poscd of $00 so-called “independen‘s,”’| were James £, Quackenbush, Prank ROR ia US eames) Ne) ames eatened to send) ‘the longes: stride toward tae end’ Vig organized after the garment iMvdley, Jop Hedges and Col. Oyck- : PICRUCOEWII SRE RErYOUr SODORK witnesses (f they re-| of the milk strike came this morning so of 1919, It has 20,000 employees | man } WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.- (Agso- certain ) members of the Newark, |on 11s rolls. t# the procecdings was} by - bara —sust nee ne pate 3, 1 , 5 . ii at the opening of the secon jaye" 0.891 seceded from the amie! nberg of ti ne city by Edgar J, Wolie e Boe si soueded Dome [to-day that it was thejof the mario Coun fice | | Pieeaes:acuaon, Mr. Baitout conterren 4 the union dead and a Sees eal se p as | r 1 or tty é ed union nd Csiimate of thls organization that no.| Who asked thet the wlicto thing vol | earnestly with Lord Beatty, There ed Brady, “I will) apptied for thelr old jobs at the Old) 16. than 45,000 garment workers ave|deferred until after ii coulaunel “a no oraver, _ F id under open shop condi-!on strike to-day. This number ex: |sutroaucea into the Legis). abo!- | 4 ANNOORGBE 28 PlOsTRENe SOAs ARE question exam- \coeds that estimated by the employ-lishtng the commission and repealing | oe tne me, wire: secretary Huunes 1 yo . is 4 ' s 1 t DI ination ph casks SHEET 28M) sany of them were accepted vy the ssociation hy several thousands |the present lar oe —-——. Bai s the Intention of this Arbuckle movie fan? Fit nie . . | © Settlement Committees of the! When he had been overruled M “ ‘ A I 2 VN ne hes. Full committee, consisting of all plenipo- man answers in t is Lemplovers in Newark and surrounding, hich is meeting to-day at|Shearn said the committee would pro Kato says His Country Will) Briand Accepts for France,’ Whole Speech Breathes Fu {teatiary delegates, te consider a “Do vo New Je towns. hers, fo! om | 4F we od Athithe ser ess before an wet ai 5 cite matters and report to the plenar asked, “Do you t New Jersey towns, O for whom) 11. Hotel Continental gnmouncea [eed Ww t the serious business before] | Make Ready For Sweep- Praising America and Accord With Americ eee aaa ld MILT sles actor he should r J there were no places in New Jersey, afternoon through Sec tary | to which Mr, Kohler took excep- | SHA s , | 2 Mont ondinary gent! : Bee ee eee ing tions Ingli Sd Jan ontlined with respect to the Far eration than an ordinary gentle were given jobs in New York C.ty|Ninfo that forty small garment mak-| tions: ing Reductions. England. Proposal. imal ety oa - S Hopi ready signed with its| Mt. McAneny, in his opening talk —- - ~ stern question. - ; 15.—Btiaa and Westchester County ing shops had already signed | ; a4 ; “May [ask if these recommenda- CHICAGO, N it \wworkers on the old basis and that| sketched the conditions as they buve| \ yctypxGTON, Now 13.—Admiral] WASHINGTON, Nov rere WASHINGTON, Noy. |o (Anso- , sats ampbell, long sought as an ‘The action of the Newark local was |giown worse Ia the last thiee years! ' tions nieet the sentiments of the con- Campbell, 5 e | 11,000 emplo: now on strike would | 8! se In the ! Lavon Kato, following Mr. Balfour Ss vigorous applause fo: the ench | ciated Press).—-ihe oMcial text of} a fant witness in the “Matty” A [taken after a stormy meeting last}o hou te thee machines and/and suid that through the abo i bated LIN) ps \ ference?” the Chairman asked. Healy wae found to: n hey home| wo) WORE tm ADAGHARGE.. 2 he Avansters: 4 ‘it ra eI ddr A the ¢ ence as follows |, mier when he arose He spake| Arthur Balfour's addreas to-d were nodded in approval and the case, Wa a jmight, President Albert Graessle of} beaches to-n ‘ow. Ui was sald also!}¢ vanstors: the ciliy ore: Be aie Chairman Japan deeply ap- . be i y the local Ilamed tigas, the! that by the end of the week 59 per| Paying v 6-cent fare on the race al sincerily of purpose evi. {slowly and clearly im his native) seasion of the Armament Conference plore was declared by Mr, aid shet adaebes > end of z | fe au ‘ ates the ° oa ‘ ures adopied Came be Py * , York strike leader, saying the! cont, of the “independents” will have, !ines. On t era Nees, Sud| oy) im the plan of the American] tongue He voiced compiele approval | follows Mr. Mt eR TeoK btn vans’ aul la Hi on ich i es J ro the carrying of the subway i rile u Frappe she | trike Spal ENG beak called | siened: the, Old Aereemen: Peet ack Mages ou ‘i A pie mment for the Imitation of) of mr. Balfour's addre! He wiged| Mr. Chairman —You wave inviled] satement was repeated in French, eho fed. tempted) (0 eee eee eee eee va mocluncae choice aber te nae ten ean additional cent had been passeq |STMAMeDIS. Sho is sacistled THAl CO% 1 6 pecersity of not proceeding with) those whi desire it 10 continue the| Mr. Balfour then arose to make bts : : mide | without the required one weei’s no-| made to picket all of the 2,0U0 shops| of an addit ¢ BO ODEGr paAEe a lan wll ' malege from the San FF Ab sar ecnanenieeal PEW ETR LYS eat loyers, It was said| affected ; the walkout of the | to the citizens. [BEB H ERC H RS ee ah feel a eee ie conference without plana well! discussion which began on Gaturdas | address , m : "f do not be that ‘Vi a esa ember areaa eee fy pei 5 He referred to theat aa hidden 6-| {0% Nations of wantatul expenditur leek 1 GRIRK UG sould be crore aine|| Lmnmediataly t Mr. Balfour's acon ves & intl y OF [that the disillusionme came when| ment makers, the number of places “ 1 eannot fail ake for the peace | iad and settied jas! bad I conclusion the offte nterprater See ng ie (dB. wiih the international organization of | actually picketed to-day was com- ieenttaued ons accenl Pavey eatin ond He aascrted tha! the question of| fortunate \f we were to aliow theltooy up its repetition in Wrench. leath,” t aid, "Here's peatuaters. nesuged: alsine | bengtite von) (parotively-aiels Tne) aitikeOmciels — i 9} ain unmoved bY] sang pomamonis “inust come oAfore|erents of Saturday to pass without! Premier Blind and the French ie “ t ic ‘ound e was un-|said that this ue to the fact ' x ms which ve actuated “ t wt |delegation listened intently. So did tq joined the party at 4 the gr Yi i ie > ego aim i ena: conference, will: conte 6 i. | some further opserration on the part cr ned intently. So am authovined that tho industry had been so tea CRAZY? NOT HE; _ Aas ne conferen ‘ eae ee ses Ohatenan |M® Baltour, who at times during the te he nroneci tion M meme inion that universal picketing was not! CAN MAKE HOOCH (Continued on Second Page ) When that time comes fra of tho: i a Ta ee aiig, whinerad wel cond al acaito Rave weenie yuttons on th morning |necessary, But, they adc a auswe appaa addvansed sour speech and. ‘f fOr! seaieq on hiv tefl. ‘There were tre- ‘Fatty’ two or three hours ea |crepe was hung on the door of the] Soon as the employers gave i I's 9 Proof, He Tells Judge ITA | Y Me. Hughes.” he sa jas yecided }any veason whtch [ soall venture (} quent nods o. approval by M. Briand She was, at that time, lying jheadquarters and an erfizy was] *'gn of co ; ra the pie ke ete : Waren aut fo: ware offexplaiu na moment, | am the firstiand M, Viviani © Premier took oom. {t remained at aid out" like a co: hero| ing would, be established: In) force] Who Orders Him Frees : «given nalto take up the challenge, {t {x be- {Some notes, When the interpretation tts until atter § o'clock that eve-|was a placard with the name of| everywhere | roceedings, ber OARS BOR BA SOs aos of Mr, Balfour's speech was con- ies Wwe dank, danced and played| Briggs on the “corpse.” Later the| Wherever pickets were on duty to- one, We are with iim. We French | ¢eause of all the Powers here assem-| 1.164 manon Kato, head of the Jap. the phonograph ol that time, and the |card was changed to read “Locul No.|day they were under orders to con-| Antonio Parr aw will jon whole-heartedly in a’! efforta| bled, the oountry waton | represent | anese, ross (o make his statement. warty Included the same people who! 691." duct themselves in the most peaceful complafnt was to the dp dailse 9, as everrbody knows, the moat im-| Baron Kato epoke in Japanese and had been there with V | In view the ending manner, to do nothing but wa tra) Islip Hospi “the Insane on to reach tha objec timate!y Intevented {n a)! naval quee- | yept a! around tae big table guessing Mrirdoanatl, asent) goasiule in tho News strict ——— | guly t, after he had drunk some home M. Briand praised in genera! terme RhE Ne Wastaasice buckle had committed the terripte!| scheduled on the temp pained: 05 anuhi Pa gy. made hoooh and att the manner in which Groot Britain] oSratesmen of ail countries ane be-| During the detivery of his opening crime with # e is now charged,| tion against the str i <a swered roadily a!) q had expscseed her Intentions <up-| ginning ‘0 discover that the !abo-#| gentences, however became knowal that the party would have continued! fourned for a w ve, FAMOUS SURGEON by Justice Kelby tn the Brooklyn port the American programme and ditt los peace uve almost) rhat he was bespeaking Japan's ac- the same people t er will be ad. preme C to-das on the hea ia ‘ dun nd veqaive almost as 9 of the American pro thus and that the same people w never will b eme € o Z ’ ne . . as acdu an 1 copranc An Proposs!s Gian, nas Dias Seslea pris wale nee a ae SHOT AT MGALL Pe dant eeruee Set |cooiiar> aeunnast [aaciyvay| omminn e0 mvaneen metal enn) MMSE AN Gs Sse’ OR cease Ae ee have remained :n said al! the strikers, ex re nephew, Syivto De Thoma mo tion, the Prea dae | denian eA tor the cond of a suc-| pefore nim “During the entire time I was p are regaided oS egitators, w Andrew McPhail Rusied to) so e's rolease # conta} U.S. Means to C What ere ca ating? We | cemmfu! wa A‘iar al the speeches by reprascmte- ent I heard not a single word from/taken back ‘This is taken to meu nt and Aseail Com. tak oma in Providenc Her Suggestions ave to And ¢ he people of the ‘The strugge (0 veatove tne world/ tives of Great Britain, Japan, France anybody to indicate that there badjthat some of the newly hired em-| © adr ‘ Antonio's w ahabhovtad, kee cpm | world ere reaily dealrous of patiing to the condit st equcuorium, aoland lay, Secretary Hughes thanked een any trouble of any kind, except| ployees > helped to the} niis Suicides. tif ed Partitio made t:8 own w) sce and, once for af. to the atrocities | viotemt'y Interferrad with by fivelthem for thelr cordial expressions dio statements from Arbuck!e him- | » will be discharged MONTRBAL, Nov. ti—Bir Andvew! “How did you make 1?" inquired ASHINGTON 3--Senat * looecaice aan (n cne Ala thaes a8 Gectafad (the time bad’ come 44 anit. Herbert Howe No Pantie! cali) emineutsineeon acd pro.\lnnee ROP? Scnanzer, speaking tor Itai, said Hand aald he woutd watcome| must tax the efforis of ererybody, | proceed with consideration of details “Once he explained that he bad sent! Street, Brooklyn, driver Frank | eee Sue murgeon Boe Pro) Oh, a few prunes, @ little su \ pyeies once t il wiportinity to explain France's | and } congratulate vou, tf T may, Mr proposed agreemont Virginia out of the party bec » she| Devizo, a Brooklyn dealer, and Mi- sor at Mo Ua versity, was shot! yttie water” replied Parr SURERSEODA::. we position at an open ®ession, no that 't | Obairman, no fact that you have| The question could now be studied, had. beoonie 00 wild eae mea A : Ri@aySPSis OMe led to-day at h's\ ir pote while, stand a while and BACHE RAMS HF The ould rein the este America |A4ed @ now anntversary which will Hughes ssid, “with the assur- Wighert “1 tnink: you tGeninuen on Ten PRS) Be ee Se Uae wale Ieie crlpde: Ue a) Wee! plane} above al! other people He aaid he | henceforth be celebrated tn connection | ance that there will come out ef thie out of here. I = ommisted. ay by. ahoopinx now did you know 1 waa felt gure the difficulties ord neces: | with thts movement toward recon-| conference an appropriate agreement t : Cecil Leiteh Sails for England.) &)- Andrew was rushed to a hos , e nMicu “3 , qmonaible for hey! i the| QUEBEC, Nov. Miss Cecil Leitch, A ; . Ret mities of France would be rea | struotion in the same spirit In which | to the end that the: ail ba\G@n mace! Sherman left,” camp. \ British, French and Canadian woman|’ icc ict Mohair Socal I may say that we are bac we welcomed the antversacy cele-| offensive naval wa ‘and had severa cua” IK FOR OLD JOBS = oe T| goit champion, sailed to-day for Liver. Peart, Meee “any uothing ‘araus Vin lead ant ihe kanerame ot prance: was accompanied by her sister Edith. She | Cust ym House bys Justice Kelby decid crazy and released him ter. d Parrilo ly for the na ace but for ail (Racing ults, soratches, ‘and selections on Page 2), entri e #aid ‘n conclusion, / addressing Mr Humhes. ae a & = | My, Hughes said if \( sas por the augd on Second Page.) desire to continue discussion tt would oe cc