The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1922, Page 12

La ee apie hn tre te a ns dagen: casei eI ln Sime ¥ Smaart Ee ot THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922. 7 Vi t cr'w Wadaiar WARGF' SiON At the Cul) | gestion that France sinSabemcee «HAD STOLEN GOODS; ‘ lier Keneth A, O'r youngest sot | fe apie » GOtmar CLUB RUM ge eccjustion Notean 4r'Brien. iw aia int FIVE YEARS IN JAI! fore his _mardage to Mis» Kathe daigghter of Clarence 1 Mackay, NQUIRY.REPORTED| = c ee, H me iJ T0 BLA BLACKBALL Weise, Yeokty Mee thongs, “1 Tappin, 1. Leroy Whitney ar Jamin Thee ry ities. Got Mad MUST SEPARATE When Wets ee stan os | REPARATIONS FROM |=. ‘ennis Club, No | [Lomts Wolf Sent ro Stinmta Petsen— pillar tediphoits Submitted for the approval of Women of good taste. Emphasizing the infinite care taken with every detail that | helps to make a perfectly tailored shoe to harmonize with the new vogue of women’s dress. 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America loarly understood 370 Park Avenue, (1 qMitting from ear to car ———E /ridors, a report that ne aper mien! two Administrations agree so entirely | » Teried in vain to verify or discredit |is offered as convincing proof that Nobody would say a word for publica-] American sentiment is not divided es about it, and yet almost every-} Fourth, the Muropean Powers that =| ==) SPECIAL TERMS nite Btate * Gov exerted to pievent {airs as might bring, neat of Germany. ead between the for that the United 7 ne holds to the r ce conference uma France ts fig- ther too high and many. Instead certain French he ddvendy, ts the expression of © part of the United with the ex- ¢ the cor- “told In confidence.” fare thinking of asking America to ake some reduction on Allied In- an at the btedness—if indeed the press re group of the members pro-| ports reflect such a purpose Hposed a high Federal official for mem-| part of the European Gove bership. There was no possible ob-| must bear in mind t lection to this man from any social] ment of the Allied det or personal point of view, tt p rel Wand yet he was not Wand. the report is y doles yet*members managed to get the pro-|commission certain powers of ne ‘posal tabled. tion, but with certain ) Bven the wets, it was suid, had no make it imposes | antriendly c n.| Ailted debt witho a s>* ‘What impe oe was sh . story goex, the cor ration belng the & Wehae with such a n in the club inf Whet sentiment some] an ¢ Emight be found ni ary to curtailjday will f lation or reduc- e of th that have] tion of that debt is an open question ate : fe the pl und anyt can make his own pre that she The fight over this man is reported] diction ax to what thé situation will | view the Eu to have started an tntra-club con-|be—but as far ay any agreement be in a new Nght and ‘ention leading to the Federal inves-|ing reached to reduce the Allied c she y to any re- ’ Htigation. The man himself is said}hofore January 2, when the Pr Wo have teen indignant about tl again, thé thought Is wholly ereatment. | t, but itis not re co the range of possibility. sonully initiated 4, ‘That part is ered-[are starting at the wrong end of the rted that Fifth, the European governments mart proces ed to the dry members or some of] problem if they think a reduction of them. Allied debt to thé United States will President of the {| inent men were] help them. What ts most desired course sug edited before 1 Jury to-day |here is that the European govern if , iho tell what they ness [fix their attention on Germany's ca . hat kind ‘or Mi £m 4 6 meee ad! 4 Hf. pee jinn. 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