The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 2

¥ < THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921. Baal aLwenes terrane Q ar | | * BRIAND BFL 1EVEs — ee Sra art fee a JURY, INCLUDING FIVE WOMEN, WHICH IS TRYING ARBUCKLE HAND BELIEVES“ .B, te eet eee bilab abet BY His ADDRESS agreement on a \] atem to have quickened a convi | vA WON. N that adoption $ 4 set of principle mur Wu : rid ak 1 ry like the four agreed upon yesterday - id & ved 1D bv he oute f the F i r . an te ¥ GYR Gd of {he Hexouations Fremicr Wants a Blyuiket Re New Counsellor to 0. Ss. Sa \ htt ; In addition, the whole question of tation [rdorsing Erallee on Military Party Has be ‘ ried beneath » great Jand armaments appears to have been vn . pretty well settled by the frank 7 Land Anmanient All tis Power ; F ‘ é livered by 1 Bria Can @ sa xi \ aid French statcaman made it at onco HE LEAVES TO-MORROW etone ' ‘ ea ue apparent that definite readjustments of land forces wili be imp " Would Have Been Pleased it the view of France becau Sead : ; i. ing TeanAittons which lughes Had Cau t Littl —— : 7 . } f threaten her and the w « } ther in speech . ' acide There remains t | ’ has been no expression, but which hy David Lawrence. 7 may come to the fore when the de- (Special Correspondent of The Eve M0 inbed LUneation of principles relating to the ning World.) rm 7 : Far Bast have gone an far as seems! WASHINGTON, Nov. 02 (Copyright| ; vi 1. German possible. 1921).—-Premier Briand has hoped that lIhy Ae ae b tf A The conference committer, compris- the Washington Conference wor u ee eae ce infers will te t ing the Ave principal powers, will meet gaont q resolution more or less ap | “ 2 t man Beni ‘ At 11 o'clock to-morrow in executive | Bo : ai i ) session for further consideration cf PTOVIN® the attitude of France « ‘| Pena hearael : ' naval reduction. land armament. His speech of Mon. | ‘ a « . t PRR ers day was designed as a preliminary | A PLANNING AHEAD step toward that en ha seal i TO HELP JOBLESS ! , : RE MSPKING FG Retr THOS MIDRENKY Mle Rte ee BOMACD Oey s LOU atm WINTER BURl Mls Cl MiWEBARG WTORORY: |. 4 ; wry Hughes of the Unite MRS AM NELSON. CC SAYRE AC HANE MAS DA ODER A RIRTZE JM DIE RRS GUceRWwORPANE. nn a Kenyon’s Bil Would Have Public sa ue ored to mect ; ee tino - " : Works Ready tor Har the dienuenon eheday ind BRIAND’S SPEECH IS TURNED MISS ALICE BLAKE, prey NOTED BALLOON RACER ee Pb was whether Premier nal DANCER. WHO TELLS Pell OF FRANCE IS DEA: | TASHINGTON, Nov fgisia- would be satisfled with those expres 4 “4 < . 4 Senay: ard. n \ Bree Gisie nod Lo chedy cut cab ulibige | aton loeGeEAlva7Hel'weuteh aie? INTO A REAL SOCIETY CIRCUS OF ARBUCKLE PARTY r ny tewniarie | iret te Minne Wan enor tm ; of the recent National Unemployment something more concrete. The chance CFF A f W de Pestle Hae ; sy i an : | Conference was introduced in the of his getting a blanket approval of . LL i A ; 5 \ Senate to-day by Senator Kenyon, the French idea of land armament} Washington Finds [It Quite the Thing to Drop ip . ; i si Ut pees he vey cen ou ana, sir etioy In on Conference c on Way to Luncheon ie ‘ nto Berti ; aaa eads of executive departments statement aympathizing with the 1 ul i iA 1 on a a when under the measure would and ces of France's position would) yy, ASHING: on Lah. Won ane ; \ \ It Tames revise periodically all necessary plans not be as difficult to get ; i Ne) i Haas! Py u 1 1 Louis, for public works in order that work Premier Briand leave ny dn ; ‘ z ; i baad M fir 1 Ne Ds Out delay once Congress determines point in twenty-four hours would be | Gesion ot the ¢ Rea aa ‘hah Goes U.S Would Come Ou i th eiaon on an appropriation. The Secretary indeed a tribute to tie shill of the| selon of the Cont Ss ; ; ta i ‘ of Commerce would be authorized French statesman as weil as an un-| 4, Aue aeea lee pet ae \head on 10-Y ear Holida ; j also to publish monthly reports con. precedented record for action on auch |, : i arate Wei Heit \ Witham Jenutr Ieruy { cerning the trend of business cond!- | a vital principle neatak ae Breland: waa apnakin : WASHINGTON ARS aes Aetleta cue Fi q tions. we Eat 3 Promicr Briand har courted some |: ae ne aad a a te vee “Als 4 TEESE Cahi og ‘ [A a ie Pee | Your appetite it will Kaiser Wilhet MIEaeee Geen: (sh ESTIMA eee ee oe Leon forth last week that |oid stiad being player Nee i male d Jantee ¢ x ug thas | appease, Junk Vile Prench policy. He hus done tt b le em. tide Biand would tel thal 0G) dean what a iy on wt Your palate keenly please. ao cecnnte Piles intimating how unfortunate it would ! ' ' n {that A : wing ' ' ne : \ , What will? The chief of ASHINGTON, Nov. 22—The Kal-! be for serance if the W i BAO Coda eae dl eT tie balcol i [aisld: ¢ y sak delicacies, rer’s picture at ‘Ae German mba e if the Washington Con-/wit waunce needed a large sttnding | 1/0 : Me eee ped ’ ! has been scrape, Edmund von Ther. | ference by indirection were to point) army, Miso words 1 his ef up | fr RGHEMO War ue euint \ , 1 y on Delicious mann, here to open the Teuton quar- |# anaes f disapproval toward the! seared in society columns n elsew nme 4 : nt me n | pated, sanvlary Wrapper fers, had it thrown jnto the junk pile | Size of France's and armament, ‘The li wita become the |. Briand, ha n not only ten 1 Sta i ist hioe] wih of ace somos otha’ very" nha, ‘rhe tops tana utensmaner meh pam mcons | nt uta : ma | : “ ANCRE Painted and repapered | after ring conference has been more or tess dis ee imi ae ruiterthe thing 00/1 to Puvion Me Ualrode Hee ‘ ; : “TRYING TO. END WAR. (CHEESE. é be arly ve years tasteful to France, and M. Briand has|drop in the conference fo: few in 1 € i = I given the omer delegations this broad] uenta before, keeping one's luncheon |, TPC Is 4 mavement in an seer oalnta leat WI: H THE TURKS { oars SHARP t ; ng to my argument, afier weighing! ‘then w Mrs. Harding on women MISS ALICE BLAKE me ta the end of ported | | the asons which you heard,! and ot oitelal set have t portant 1 far bert hay f | you wil still be with us and you will it Maat Ue © the ba f issions now cannot possibly do anything but what] pour into the White House, the State vt Toulon, but ust ; € , Y ¢ the BOWIE WINNERS. Dia WHEW Co eave eo ent A Md Ged NREL CR EE Uae i ‘ cap by the American plan, rather|” Saapormee REN the | val! do nothing to pro- | gwe city, members of the imagine that he a diamond int nt D nan desivo . If vy, as ag voke ah attack, For that rea Melo and dip ush F A ma ¢ scent ¢ f Y necessary t LACE—T wo. ve wished r th “every success} right down but the dip al es ption ¢ at sh 1 5 in adn Ni in that path of unaggressive pros ires Were burdened all n v a b hormou c Heame are now entering And, of course, a few folk who| neh ea Ht a La The emphasis on the wont “unag-| really wanted to hear Briand, tapping the { ‘ Rha ne sit no appuren would ° : riches ssive” was unmistakable, and Brit-| Riance's real ruler, speak, humbly ' ie ; n dapan than Se Hila ia a hesmen to-day called attention | asked for standing roa ‘ , | \ ning 1 n i a 0” : + : ; : Less ois enty yards.—Chinnie W The Frer jeop i with} Limousines bearing dowdy dowagers | the t i tecepted British, | ‘ Laing, $8.40 ind $8.20. second: ) HT ean to roll down Seventeenth Street ! y« Mitjor be Vous A ta forin \ xo ran different from the appeal for physical | Vintage haled some of the Mirth Un- thet in a parat ve AGH Ww ontly ; ik aintilan THIRD RACE —Ciaiming: three-yenre icy agains A Heal aor Secretaries of sume delegation or low dy igen, Just spared in y Hel GWEthennrOnORRd “bcEesl| ae | " help against ano} tack by Ger-] other to the side door of Col f with a frien rhe de Patt: i adel ‘4 do many, as the defensive treaty be-| Memorial Mall, where the ny, Rolls-Royee," | wows ye d 1 ‘ t Seere | he a Trea t |————————= |/9) tween France, Great Britain and t held Salona uc u \ 1 greater! yy 1 chane Round Trip | alley auiler teria eaini AUN AUR dis Pee Rela Sunday Excursion |: n has changed and that the feline \ i xcept in the s.| HARDING REFERS BEER 3 aie eS amen as fi, note arn Reade eet st adelphia entries i ites yet to tie t} at be i Chan s| fe f moval supp Ls aaa a A vetion } wa TON. Nov \ IS ot Mc Hasheas spescn/aniila rennin fort ! bile a sane quote Htappe| pave the way for Aull | tne Hat fe ah of Bi | Sunday, November27 iH o Hrance, particularly of that wen ed to mo |COLUMBIA TO CONFER Rappe had sebbed, “Ho hurt me," rarer HORE TaP laideration and) wa it ers}al TeAIm oan ig oot ain fee cain ts Aaa DEGREE ON M. BRIAND A ear eTanee a Ve TRE art : is 4 i ‘ : aan de Bacay ‘ hues a IN BALTIMORE, 4 b ! ONE MN ¢ mony 4 ce ne neral princip pp g ‘ at \ i A 2 ‘i “ _~ 14 Cl Fran \ who wt > HED | Coun "FILM ACTRESS FOUND rds Peni os am i , \ i mome k ; ; DEAR TIN HEREHOME| SALI IO Say el) | PARLEY ETIQUETTE: |!,,"'",! 5, 8004 any wi Wiiats Yeme Mods : i 7 * FUNERAL DIRECTORS DRINK HEARTY OF s ; \ {i i | | Call Columbus 8200 = Haunt At fer ¢ M 1 n The bess coxss no more.” Official Defines New Rule at Dine | ad is thy : / ' aie ! » ' i | FRANK E. 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