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1,250 prisonovs of Sing Sing ar
ranged a spccial program to
greet the New Year noisily at
midnight to-night.
The program included a con
?' '' by the Mutual Welfare
League band for fifteen minutes,
beginning at 12 o'clock, the rat
of ccll doors and singihg and
1 iting by the inmatca for the
next fifteen minutes.
ittelTs Ex-Wife
Helcl in Million
lail Robberv
Vrresl of VFomaii.and 2 Men
Revcals Theft Lasl Julv
<>*' $1,477,000 of Can
celled 1 ibertv Bonds
Othrr Suspects Trailed
^ttenipt lo Negotiate I'aper
and Conspiraoy Charged;
Three Are Senl to Tombs
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;: ' ? '?' n ? ancelli d I ib< rtv b. ;
1 "' " ' ; ? ' ' fi llown ; th?
"' "" v' '?' ' fUte I, ?? inct wife
N ' Attfll, ;.; ... Hlld tWl 101
" d ??-? >;!" (1 thi msi lves ., . IIi i-j
1 ! ? and .?-;.'?: Gold.
' "' - ' takei into cus todj
'to !' ' ida; ni l in Mr?, Atti II'.- aparl
?' i ? ?? sci ond !? !.re( t.
ar; . ,vith attempt
ntc i .?? I $500 boi
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' ' : ? ? i had been
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v ::???;??:?-. IC(.< at 11
-?a< tol. proprietor of a
:' '' ro a M7 S'cventh Ave
' ? ? ; il? 1 ? ? Ic-ft with him
? .\ ???': foi ? |]< ci ioi .
Mteration Detccted a( Bank
' ; altrration, the ba n l<
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? ? n iinical d postotRci
? ? ? ? '- and ': ? pol ?. I hev had
?? ''? -i':-- i I racing Mrs, Att< 11,
bettor ? own bj liei inaidon namo
. Bi icc.
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' : ' "oi ? ? .' Brown and
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tor Nicholas Hoffmai and
' Si \ ci A,-' nt Jai irs Weitai i
? v to the j'": ce, ( ohi i and
ad bi on boardi-rs in Mi s. Attoll's
i ? which was < xpen ively fuj -
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'?!?-. Attell, who said she worked as a
-: ' iwoman and aa an extra actrcss in
' ' . ''' picturtis. and ! oi i onipaniona
tted to arrest quiel ly. They de
iny knowledge of the robbery
' ' Uti II said she hi - taki ? the bond
A tiust as security for a $300 loan to
; ' ; ' ? ? u picturc ai tor ho had known ;
' ' '?'? Angeles. She said she met him
tho Kotel Astor and he had
"?:'' ; l? '? ( d of being in fn ancial -tra;t^
s ' ?ad no idea the bond had been
;' '??'?'?? ''?? - he said.
, ,,".. A'- II said ? ic livorced Abe
AU( ,; ^916 at >an Francisco on tho
f desertion.
Men iilave Criminal Kocords
' olien and Gold. according lo
' ;' ' ''''? !l ??ive servod time for \ arioug
':'''?' " ' ' '?? : ? now f-^ parolo froni
i ?? ie xna :ent lasl Janu
on ono to two years and
?" ? a burglarj rharge. Ac
!^ordl] B ;" tj c polico, Gold also ua=
" s^ Gold and Sol Gelb, and i
?- ' ' ? aliasi - of Charles Har- I
? and <. harljes Myers.
, ' ohen'f ''?< ?er print record shows :
? I i ??s lAeen arrested eight tinies I
; city j and in Philadelphia on I
iarj oi t?xiCHb stealing, possessing I
Ldrugs and bibrglary. He has served
?ms fo bvirglary, according to!
police. ,
fhe record 0f Gold. say the police
charjfos of felonious assault, |
? grai^d larceny and carrying
concealed wc^pons. !!'-? has served
: the "".(.j-khouHP a?id ha? a case '
- ? Yo\ingstown, Ghio, for dis-;
? : i" nduc i.
TifAiis Kicluap Auirrican
Profcssoirs at Orphanage
Fale of Instructors Seized at'
I>?riii(ija. Twenty >liles From
('onstantiinople, in Doubi
\THENS, De< . 31 i Bj The Associ- I
: f'ress >.?Several Amorican profes^
?f the oiphanage al Derindja, I
about twenty i>jiles from Constanti
? nople, are declared by the Armenian :
newspaper "Ya^guir," of Constanti- '
nople, t i have bP(;n carriod off bv the |
rurkish Nationalists, saya a Constanti- '
: "' e di'patch,
i I h? fate of thfe Ameri?ans, adds the
newspaper, <s not known. ?
Scarce a Cork
Pops in
As 22 Bms
Cafes and Hotels Filled,
hiit Gayety, Though
iVtoisl in Spots. !s
Suhdiird and Secret
I?>-"> l)ry Afjruls
Ilold (Ihoicc Seals
:No Raids on Broadway
l p lo Midnight; SeveraJ
in Outlying Diatricts
With nll theh i ueumbrancc!. - up.
plied for tlie occasb n b> thc prohibi
tion authorit e?, thc finnl hours of the
yoar 1921 wcre not without verve,
gusto and evou a drop of spiril
and t ho.re. The denizens of lic Roai
ing Forties managed to attain i ?. somc
? ? ?' a ! pir il ol ga> cty in ;i ubdued
way, for the rcnllj I i ? tant - i. - ii
nnm i I ion w th I hp passinj; of thi old
year Iiad to bc perfoi q lietly 01
i;o( n' all.
1' v, as this quiet bul purno>cful dc
! ica: oi ? hioli marki d tl.nl
last night as ?:"1 erpnl from ????? \ ? I
: tcad j i a r.-. M v, a 5 a 11 undi rlying < 1
? ouflagi d b\ an o it iva rd ippi
of joviality; for thi.ho ! ' bol
thcmselves on N'cw Year's Kve I
amu.spmei f place - along Broadwa; liavi
by this tinie resigned fhoinselve.s I 0 the
facl that the 1 ight-, to bo t uccei . ful,
mu< ? bc tealt'hj. . I ihviously il i moi
"" cul to bc ?toall iiy and joj ful lhan
1 orely to t>e joyful.
The attitude oi - cc rcl ivcnc was I
urgcd by (hc public announeei r-in
nev. paper? lhal 155 prcli
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I .' ii rre.st inj .??<?.; ageo persoi v. ? 0
' ougl t thal lhc\ a !d icl :i
igo
Mi
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city. I. of 1 icii
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t.-isk WH soniewhal plic:
lid, by thc ronrc n
legger ? th ricii
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for vio ? ? Ibi iv ' ' ? ?
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I! moi ol ' . . ? ???>? 1 '' ? ? ?'
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\\ aited for 1';: Agents
nol liavi
I 1 ch 1 ? if; .. ' - ??.'; dc ' ? ? '
pa l 1 th. pa 1 t i 1 ? l ry 1 n 2
, : . 1 , , a n d t h e i Larin'
1 '?? ? law take ' ? coursc I 1
" b i r rl' ? 1; I a v 1 1 '. I ?
ioke . :; ? 1. dca I likn a
1 rabbii trying to figun
whcrc | ? 1 . -;:'. . ? ? ? In . :
wondrri ng \vhet h p 1 Ii 1 r< ? . ?. 1 ? ? 1.
contcnl ?.??;'' patrolinp t! trppl .
? '???-? prol bil ion depa rtnn '!' had rc -
scrved spal in ?? ral Broadway
. aba rct \> fo ? m" ml rs oi ?' ?' sta IT.
Thi Pro ibitio Dircctor ha'd rn
1 ouncpd ! ha I this wou Id bc thc d) 1
Nev Vpar's the old town ev.pr had sccn.
1 r fi v. ay hc ivaa right. 11 - - - n
say that n ) vast amoui I oi liquors waa
sold by any of the Broadway >!afc-H
Tl oae who insistcd on ' ppi ? up the
anc ? ? ' custom 1 di 1 ;. 1 <f,c on Kew
car' had to bring l '??' r own.
N'cvpi thelcss, I rc ,va not a 1 '
ant or cabai 11 I v,! ?
I ;? ? t rict thal ci I X ? ??' ? ?? al
pa ina to repoi I ha ' ??? 1 cstabl I
? I ? ". 1 rc < ? ? 11 ed ai I thal thc; h; ;
to ' urn people aw? y. Slan j of !' ?
II orc popular rc ?n rl f ?? > I
(?] ei r ?'!!!; re lable .- pace h : 1 been rc
. ??. ed in adva 1 ???
< ha cr < hargcs Boost ed
v.^;ii !y all thc 1 afi p boo 11
?over eharge \ and were frank
mi11 ing thal beyi nd thal I hc; did n
hope to dcrivc ai :? great linancia! bchi
(it from their pat rons. Mop'1 of thi
cabarets pul on mecial nttractions.
So midnigl I paf scd ai d de spiti all
t hc cffort = of thc prol I : 01 ag n
not a raid v.m- madc on Brondwaj .'
to that tir.ie. A fev ?? attei-cd raidt
wero made in Harleni, thc Bronx and
the lower Kasl Sidc and on< in Brook
lyn. 'iiit of scventeen police precincts
in Brooklyn only onc pcrson had bi ;
rpported under arrest for drunkein 1 ? -
a.--. thc New Ycar dawned, and ao raids
had been made.
it cost $15 for onc persou to gcl ?'? '? ?
thc Palais Moy.il al Portj eighl 1 Sti '
and Broadway. Ordinarilj the covcr
cha ??;??? ;- ^1 50. i':;.- Moul'i 11 Rougc 1 I
thi ??? in onc by onc for >\<> each. Likc
;. :'- prevailed in the othcr midnight
0 tcl ries. Late but wealthy pat roi
wlio insisted on being indoora at thc
? .-? managed in some cases To cndow
head waiters with enough to buy out
rigbt a dozen or more tables.
Murray Kleinfield, known to Brosd
way as a trained observer in the psy
iContlnued cn papo thre?) |
ISo Ckange in Polieies,
Obregon /issures l.S.
' ' ' '.-?.<., 7 ... jvibiru*
nvv Yo| I'l ',.?. ! I?r
MEXIC0C1TY. Dec. 31. -Gen
cral Alvaro Obregon, Presidcnfc
o? Mexieo, enl the eeason's
' ;i ftings to the \inerican peoplc
and the Presidenl Lhrough the
prees to-day, sinee Charj e d'Af
ffiiro! Suminerlin did nol uttend
bis reeeplion. Ile statc-d hia pres
''i;; polieies would be continuod
' altered (hrough the eoming
IVoseri&lor for
1\ !H?JS \4i
I> rooklj ii Lawyer \Yho
Sueeecds Lewis? I'irst
Knlered OiTia as an
Usistaul in Year 11>! 7
Appointnienl a Surprise
Cannon \n !Vtade Justii'.e.
and Bleakhn Get.s the
Post in We s J <? b es I er
\i ha: v, I-.- ? gciv. ii
cd John 1=1. Rn toi . of
Dihti Utori
1 i I" t.V to ii cci <' riarrj K. ! i s is c h
; :; b 'ii elocted to the Supren u i oui;
bi ni |i.
I ' 0 a|lp0i ' 1111 . .,;? ,.,. ; .. . ?
'' groat i umber uf judicin . ig
'? tio1 ? ? i - : Supremi
I ' <\ppellate I ; ?
N ? that of 1 ranl
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10 II thl GdVO! >1
er II. .1
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Kronk ??. ? ???.?.?:,:?,.
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"ate (oi-ins l ; to divlsion,
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Bleal lc> i o !'? .; ndgi
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i on I ... - .. .;.
v ?<? V. :'. f'iichrane, of
I ii, v ; , :.. ;i|n,| pre ..,;....
''"?'??" hislion John M.
:>' ?.:?.???? pii .!;?., i och
??? ii ,. f) o i
' ' " ''" litu'i'?i ...... a terin
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?:??.?' ?? al ! i '.? ,? Vnrk A p
Bl'OI ?.-...?. .: f], .
;': :"" ? .Tuni 1 J; I ?.',.:.
in Harlei nd .??? ed to Rrool lyn in
IS7<i, : . ? ? has alwnys
t rc ??? i Ihi Kedford Vv<
I!" i a gri at of I'ub
chool i the Bov,' Iligh
School, Bvool '.. Ilc i ntero i ' ',??,,
1 ' ' H";! Si ;..,,,;
? id graduatcd from the
ivith a Ik S, ?:.?: re in I 395.
?' W .;.::' fj ,nl ;!,,.
'?' ? ' "':. l.'nivi : I \ School.
\ttorno;, wa ad
ttod lo | hai Bi ooklj n in 1876.
M hii lini d ofliei : ?;
Manhatta '' '? under Lln
"? ne \'- . ' bui il A- Ruslon. T.l
Chambt i ? 'oi -. ? ta-ininj the con
neetion t< Ihi tiin .
Kntered Officc in Ifll'i
1 < D i '. 1917, Mi Uuston or?
' I thi I ' : ii ' Al ???? : . \ officc of
unt; in a anl Hi wa.
y .1 udgi Lewi . Hi fathor
'..'harlc R. I'uston, who i eight;
yoai old and wl i ha t.n a
? n r ?f bar sixt; I v, o ; oar-.
I n i ;? ?..' M r. \' \i-1 on mai i'ji 'I Ma i y
' ndoi on, Tiio; have no
cliilo i '. I) ring tlm war M r. Ru: toi
chairmai Drafl Roard f>.". 11.?
:? ;. ! onibc il tho Kloventh, Kighi eent h
aiul rhirty-l I ward G. f). I'. ekibs, i
membi r ol l he Sons of : he K ? olul ion, i
|,he nrosoni Union I.iOaguc Glub and the
Brookb n 1 odgc of Klks Uc also holds
mtnibei i ii tho St. Albans Golf
t'lub and .. I ernal isocietios.
Dui inp i lr. Ru aoji v a fi i sl
? ? .:?:.: oi I'l'oo A. \lount -.1 PolicO
Rosoi I] icl ii : ???i.;i, ;,?! for tho
Roi '?'?., and a niomber u^ the i
e.xocul co . ? ? ' i he \Tc iv Vork
Sa v ing I la ,?... Brooklyn
Sinoi I . In ca mi ci i in tod v ith the
! i; Lriet Atti rnej'-: oflico \1r Ruston
has triod tnanj importanl casos, no-j
tably the anaichisl cases, in which he
got convict ion i.
Ile said last night that he had not
been infoi'ined ofRcially of his appoint
nient, which canie as something of n
surprise in political circles.
U. S. Receives Geraian Envoy;
Diplomatit* Relations Resumed
WASH1NGT0N, Deo. 31.- Diplpmatic I
relations between Germany and thc
United Statcs were resumed officially |
late to-day, whcn Karl Lang, charge
d'affaircs from the Berlin govprnment, ;
prpsented his lctters of creder>ce and I
was received by Secretary Hughes.
Thc German charge presented his
eredentifils to Mr. Hughes al 2:30
o'clock, arul at that cxact nioment were
resumed thc diplomatic relations wltich
have been brokori sincc Fcbruary 3,
1917. whcn Count von Bcrnstorff, tho |
German Ambassador here, was handed I
his passports.
Thc reception by Secretary Hughes
of Herr Lang was rather an unusual
incident in that Mr. Lang . r'ived in
Washington only last Wediiesday and
it has not been customarj [or new en
voy?
'?'? " their n denl ials in so
ierii ii of I imi after arriving.
The haste to have Mr. Lang recognize'd
as Germany's official diplomatic repre
sentative was occasioned by his desire
to bc received with other members of
the liplomatic corps by President ttar
ding at thc \',v. Year's reception np\t
Monday. lti accordancc with that de?
sire Slat? Departmenl offieials ar
ranged an audience with the Secretary
to day, and il is <? pccted that Mr.
Lang will !.<? recefved with the other
diplomats by President llarding on
Xcw Year's Day.
Thc new Austrian charge, Edgar A.
ii. Prochnik, also will be among those
[o be greeted by President Harding at
!.is reception. Mr. Prochnik, who has
been in thi? country for some timc
looking aftcr Austrian interests in an
unofficial capacity, presented his cre
dentials as Austrian charge to Secre?
tary Hughes carly this. weck.
Allies Draft
Finance Plan
For Enrope
Capital for Consortium
May \\v Svt al Twenty
Million Ponnds, Willi
No TJmii to Borrowing
Fii>i. Uelp To Be
K\t<>n<i<?fl Austria
CannesCounci] Inlinlcon
Berlin; Conference in
Washingion Predicted
By Wilbur Forrcst
' nl i ?:'>??? In Tl ? Vribi -
rr>P: '?'.'.:>' '. Nrv \ ??: , : ? bui tl
PARIS, i?..,-. ni The conference oS
N; ' ,: : nancici and indvistrial leadors,
which has been in session two days at
the Quai d'Orsaj. adjourned this after
noon after adopting Lpi tativo n'-r
,,1(3 .nomic recoti struction of hlurope.
1 ,""'1 I bi tted to the
?nipremc Council al its mceting
' ? ? ne?. A bi ie f comi mnique was
' d, announcing thal n program had
been drawn up for submission to the
ouncil and tating that in the mean
e it u or.U! bc kept secrct,
1 bi oad outlinc of the r rogram.
hov, cver, ai c know n to provide for an
inlcrnalionnl consortium whereby thc
"? oi omic ills of Kurope may bc rem
edicd by comnicrcial and industrial
??????'? topether v >'.' Ilnancial
ons i eci ? <ary to restorc trade
(o normal.
Ucparations Issue Cntouched.
It v ?mpha .,:?? i in governi ei I
i to da;. thal tl c pri si i I
did not tal , eitl er thi
?obli or the matlcr or
i i ;i).. : i , which will
' h thc i iprcme Council.
fhi '? 1 ^ lo-night n reviewing tl
i .........
"'l:V illy, 1 prc.l. arv v oi I
,:' ;ig'ic<l to a ? all thi ' Furopean
? " ' ' ; ???.?'?? uffering on ai
i'ou ? ol IIn deprcciation in exi hang :
"" ? '?'? principal I lugl ;
lUissia Kngl I. ? .? brougl I for
????rc1 thcir piooi sition for a consortium
fiy bci. Kus a. Thc Kranco
? i gl ish i ?<?-- mit.tcc ? ?' eor.tin ue I o
r-tudj this proj I ..: . iany dc
tails musl bi clo.ared up, I:'' fir '? om
ol vhich :?? whal mono.\ '; : ? group i -
lo usc. II i sunpos ed thal I eiil'd
'"' in r" v h: proscnl ? oi diti n arc
and then, wl ?? all pla arr settlcd.
? ci nsorl ium propo ilioi will
* !ei mai ?. hould d i placc i this
zroup. and later i i eertain t! at for
i hf realizal on . consortium ii
?a ! ' ? ? '.' an in' rnational
. ' ing, will thc So' ie ? prc entcd,
Greai Britain's Molh -
'1' igl ?' rl i ' ? ? ling herself chieflj
for thi i eason that she i mffei. ng
from unem ploj menl duc to lack of
buyci Thi recoi ?' i ucl ion of busi
ncs .- ??:' -; gi ?. ?? i???!? a i e: cel lenl outle!
for hc good n well as cnrii Ii (ler
many, w h ich wi uld I hen I akn its for
plnce as onc of Fngland' b< I
itomei In reality, thc Kngl; -;i
could havc iwaitcd a more prop I
toincnt for atl mipting ' i i ?? ha' :
'' ?:? . ' ' cc.rtain rea sons cau I
Lhcm to hurrj. For onc i ca so'i thc;,
nk thal thi pri '-?' ?'.? sir.n goven
i . nl ?. il. ;" them evei;. ad anl agc
? . n nd ; he . fi a r I hat thc fall of
' hc Bolshi iki may be fol lowi d b
i i ?. ;???? 1 ? anai hy.v
n tendencj of the "Tomps'' to
cribi ili rior ioti\ to the Briti
ii nol g n rallj ared '?????? . Whilc
n itli ing di ';?? itp ca r, 1"- orecast rc
gii rdi ng thp I !an... meet i ng. it is in
crpasingl.s evidc il thal thc Paris gath
cring will rp.sult in the formation of ;;
inu.deus system whereby nol only Rus
'.'. and Gprmany will be ablc to work
oui their destinies but in which all thc
nations will bo pc.nr.ittcd to join not
oi in thi [jenerai reconstruction of
Kui i) but of the entire world.
Tl ' <ecd for such a ;-ys!em was
sown on British initiative at the meet
ing ol Premiers Briand and Lloyd
Georgc in London.
Thc pians drawn up at thc Paria I
conference, so far as the Allies are
concerned, will either [n- accepted in i
fulJ or modified at the Cannes meet
ing. Later, it is believed, a more gen- i
cral conference will bc held in some
neutra] country, and it is possible that
.. final vital meeting maj be called in
duc time in Washington itself.
Public Utilities t'irst
PARIS, Dec. 31 I By thc Associated
Press). Thc plan for re-establishing l
the international credit of Europe is j
based partly upon thc international
credit scheme of Dr. .J. Ter-Meulen, the
DUtch economist, which was approved )
by the financia) conference at Brussels
last year.
The iciea is first to upbuild thc pub?
lic utilities, rallways asd kindred
agencies in counlries where economic
stagnation is due to lack of transpor
tation. Thc assets of the counlries
thus aided will, as provided for in thc
Tcr Meulen scheme. he pledged as se
curity for the loans involved in cases
wherc thc consortium ha.? not given a
coni v ssion for operation.
First Aid for Austria
Austria, which is. regarded by the
conference as in thc direct need, is ;
expected to 1>p thc first beneficiary in i
the working out of the scheme, with .
t.Iic hopc ihat iier recovery will con
(Contlmicd on ntxt pig>)) I
BuJIet Greeting New Year
Puts Woinaii in Hospital
Firearnig Used in Making Live
ly tlir Departure of 1921
Kecj) Police Busy
The New Year in the downtown Ital
ian quarter was greeted with gun
powder and bullets. On the stroke of
12 in Mott and adjoining streets re
ports of a scoro or morc of guna in the
hands of rxcitcd celebrators cchoed.
One wonian was huit.
The usc of firearms, which is for
bidden by the Sullivan law, canie as a
surprir.e to the police. Al 1 members of
the Italian squad not otherwise as
signed wero sent into the quarter with
orders to arrost any onc found possess
ing a pistol.
Mi???. N'ellis Cardelle, thirty-five years
old, who was leaning from the second
floor of her homo at 159 Mott Street,
v.a* wounded in tho left br.east by a
stray bullot. She was takon to St.
Vincent'a Ilospital, where it was said
i a iiospn
in a criti
?he is in a critical condition.
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? K.Jm
MT4J
s ixuam i_,anie ny
New Tr
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Three Trealies i? Make (Pperatire
Agreemenls of Arms Conference
From The Tribuno's li aah, igto B ???< i
WASHWGTOV, Dr.v. ftl.-Thc om , .,
'.tatlon '?-">--'? wW bc svmmarized ...;.-?.
out of it, mcl iding:
'? Pour-power Pacifi, trcaty. This , an agreeme I ?
part of Brltain, the United States, Japan and France Lo -I
each other's rights as to islands in the Pacific Oceai 11 I
them to consull with all thc ignatorie ol the trcaty before ?
mittmg any overl act with regard to those ? ,ds, and ?. o to
consull if any of the islanda in thc Patriii, bel. . . 0 ,
ol them should be attacked by somc outside power It aci
\ nglo-Japane se alliance,
\ five-power agreemcnt, fixing - ... i_a] :
tonnage for the United States, Great Britain, Japan, Fran .. ,
ftaly on h ratio of 5-5-3 for llie (irsl three, and L.Tfi foi | rj
and (taly. I;. (ixes thc total tonnage, armament and numl
airplane carriers which each of the five nftions may ha . ;
limits thc : ize of all auxiliary craft to 10,000 tona and theii ai
ment to guns of eighl inches. 1: de oi Ihere ma; be a
additional treaty with regard to Eubmarine ,
3. A six-power trcaty adjusting thc German cable ! tal
in the Pacific is to bc signed by thc five prim i ial \ : rj a d a ????
tia'od powers and Holland.
Root Resolution
Declared Doom
Of Subnuirine
Naval Experts Vssert \i
faeks on Shipping \vr
Impraetieable l n <1 ?? r
ibe La>v as Interpreled
Peril to Assailant Dradly
> w\s Vgrees With Plea on
\v!iirb Germatis Soughl
to Justify Frighlfulness
": VSH1NGT0N, Dec. 31 ? By The * -
:-? ciated Press i. Agreemenl by t iie
draft ing eommitt,i ? ??' <'??-< ? V. ashinglon
;ri ? na\ al committeo to day er.
languagc of the Roi ; re iolution,
already aecepted in principle by thi
livo powci -. to i ea firm the laws of
naval ?-. arfai e applj ing to merchant
? ?:? p s and doclai c I he applical ion of
thi ?? law to submarine op ratioi
inark ? a direi I step I vi ard aclua! bai
: .? ? ? oi ibma rines I rom wari i
aga insl merchatil es .-; ?.
I' d rafli ng comi iitl ec, hoaded l>:
M r. Ri it. i said ful ly to Ii ivi ?
this a ?: ? i : . ? :. t closc
lowing ' ? o Rool proposal i. which i re
gai tled as po ubly >igni(icant of ulti
mat i deci'<ii b; Iho Ja iane? I
Freni h gove rnnient tn assent to a d c
laration of flal prohibition againsl ub
marinc i poral ion : against comniercir.l
craft.
P:>.-:ss:i.'i of oxisting rules of in
ternational law m to merchanl ;hip
rights in respeet to belligerent war
ships is said to have made il clear in
the drafting eomm itteo's Iclibe ral ion
that ii would bi practicalli impossible
for submersibles to adhere to these
rules without (he ut most risk to thi
underwater vessels. 1;' the ubnierai- j
bles ;ii" to be required, a ? they will
bc undcr the first Rool resolution, to
abandon the proteetion of c.omplete
submersion and rise to identify *:? ap
proaching vessel with the obj tct of .
halting her for visil and search if
is a merchant craft, the strangcr, it
has been pointed out, might prove to
bo a hostile warship instead and ini-I
mediately open lire on the submarine.
Tba: possibility ?as brought up in |
I ie drafting comniittee, but the con :l i
sion was that submarines must take |
thal risk regardless of their great
vulnerability to gun firo. As Mr. Root j
pointed out before the full comniittee,
?t is said tho Germans held thal bi
cause submarines could not operate un?
dcr cruisor warfare rules except with]
cxtremo danger lo themsclves they j
fould not be required to conform to
thoso rules. Mr. Root said the pur
pose of his resolution was to express I
the direct "negation" of that German
contention, and the five powers agreed
in principle to thai purpo e.
To naval experts the formal publica-j
tion of the :.tenient of th?- five chiefj
naval powers as to what they under
stand the laws of warfare in this con
nection to be a:;d tiic positive assertion
that thoRO laws apply to all types of :
war craft will rnean tho practical abol- i
ishment of submarine operations \
against merchant craft, even without j
addition of the second Root proposal j
to declare such abolishmcnt as a new
precept of international law. They do '
not believe submarine'-' would be ein-|
ployed t;> overhaul nierchantmen by
any power in view of the risks in-j
v o l" v o d.
British Battleship Is
Rnnning Wild in Storm
Breaks From Towline in Clian-j
nei; Sniall Crew ou Board
1 Jnable to Control Her
CHERBOURG, Dec. 31 ( By Tho Asso- i
ciated Press).?The British battleship
Vengeance, with but a small crew j
aboard, was running wildly adrift bc- ?
fore a storm" in tho English Channel
this morning. in imminent danger of!
cellision with other craft or of piling !
up on tho. shore. I
The Vengeance. n vessel oi 12,950
tons, was being towed by tugs on her j
way -to a shipyard to bo dismantled.
Tho tow Hnes parted in the storm last
night and the crew was unakle to gain |
control of the big ?hip.
Two French naval tugs sent out to
her rescue have been beaten back by
the storm and other British and French
naval craft are attempting to reach her.
LocJuc to F%Iit
Reservations
In Parifir Parf
Senator IVIakes Knowu His
rntenlion Jo Opposr Any
Qualifiratioiiis [In l-cs's
Majority Demaiirig J hrm
Confiden! ?! Will I?:
IrtS
Uiiderwood i* Expected to
Swing llaU' of Demorrats
[nto Line for Wcemeni
? ? i ? ? .. .... ,
i WASHJNGTi . Dec. :
I Lodg", |cad of thi
; fjenate and one of thc rpp
of thi - govi rnmei
>n ? ?? i. : Armanicnt, v
????:? i
I treatj by r< ;ei vations offei
tor$ mless ?? m i orit; o! I
? mben den -ud it. ']
ppl; t< ? ?? ,-???. '?! ii of t:
' f ': P1 " fr im thc 1 treatj
ill be bn I . now
tsclf.
Senator I odge visited the i
daj and lalked nfoi - i ;
. 'o ip of :;?;.;?? . ; t thi
Senali 11 ' ? | ,.
made :'. ? ar th l ? ivould ppose
?" ?' ation . vhich, il is ?... |j umjer
stood, are being pri i ? I '
ii thi aii ?: ? propo I
reserval on ? are bi ing planned i :. ,.-,
pom nts of the four- pow ei I real . . Sen ?
.' tor w ho conferrcd ??? i'h .-' : ' ?
Lodg ?. however, wore reticeni
v ha I ha > occurrcd. ! hc v ov, of Sena?
tor Lodge ; 3 : hal res rvations
neci s -..;?;.. lfe is esp< ly 0] >o ??
accepting re?er\ ai ion ?-, fi ??? i the oppo
nents of the trcaty. ':'. however, the
majorit> of tl e Scnati
agreo on anj resei ^al m Se iiato ?
Lodge wil I withdraw opm
Resents Fdea of Forcc
The propo ;ition to wh ich Se
Lodge is oppo 5ed i n pa rl ic.ula r, ai
ators to day were advised, is a
vatio i to excl ude any moral or
obligation to use forcc, based I .
theory that Articl ? 11 of thi four
power treaty is the ai ic ii \<- inciple
as Article X of thc League covei ai t.
Senator Lodge takes the nosition that
Article 11 does nol bind this country to
use force and that the treaty eontem
plates conferenccs among the high
cont racl i ng parl ies to arri rc al I he
aettlement of disputes and disagree
ments. In other wo'rds, he dissents
sharply from the no ion the four
powi r alliance is a "war al' ianci ," i i
'i has been called by its oppo
Hencc hc holds that no i , i rvat on i
nec - :'' ry.
The cxpcctal ion 1 - lhat the . ?
? ncc will end about I hc middle of ?'?
ua i y. Thc t real ii : oi ag roi n
(Cintinuid on ncxt pago)
"Mrssengrr of Pcarc*":
$100,000 Kuni Seized
British Schooner, Captured
When II Strands on Bar, Bc
lieved To Bt* 'Myatery' Slii}?
ELIZABETH CITY, \. C, Dec. 31.
Thc Messengcr of Peace, a I3r
owned schooner. which is believed to
bc- onc of the "mystery" ships which
for months has been sought by revenue
nien along the coast in their efforts t ?
stoop the flood of liquor from the Wesl
Indies, is in port here in the custody of
Fcdcral agents. More than a thousand
cascs of liquors of the best quality are
in her hold ajid the cargo is appraised
at $100,000.
A mishap brought the Messenger of
Pcacc into the clutches of the prohibi
tion agents. The ship grounucd on
Onacroko Bar on Friuay, its second
grounding at this saine point in the lasl
few months, and was seized by thc
crew of a nearby coast guard station.
A coast guard cutter then took It in
charge. It is held pending the action
of the state prohibition commissioner
at Raleigh and the collcctor of cu o ?
at Wilmington.
The seized schooner's clearance pa
pers howed that she had left Nassau
for llalifax. Thc master of the vessel
claimed he had put in at Onacroke
Inlct to obtain water ..nd provisrons,
when the stranded vesse' war. boarded
by the coast guard statio.: crew.
^greement h) Si? Powera
Gives One \Anv 'Each
to Vmeriea, .!.:!?.'?; md
! J?>!ta:id: Open to j ,-.-<
Apprm 4jI h> I Ioiik
?1 rtn ernnieiits Suiv
Harding Delighted With
Decision, V- hieh U<> h* -
gards as Real ** ietc -*1
By * .. ?? ? .
WASHIXGTO I ;
! , ? ,
: ,
? -
ithout ??
volved.
Thet bi
e . i .-,::
; be
ed ' l. Iwci
and the 1 ? . b?:t
?,..-!,,; ihoir approval "
jtativi ar.
nmst I coti
i .. ' ? h< ?<
than a
f
French /
mad?
? ? . .
ai forbidding - ib < ?? .
-chanl -.. ? ? : ." ?ime of v - cabl(
spatche ? ;e V tris - ta I
... i-,;,,: ;,,,.,,, ,i ?-. |.rpreta
! ' ? ? ? | tt th?
had
i ? ? ? . ?-.
I
i ' ? ? '
??.?'
tion of a a th?
'? from
h cabl
i Statel.
Yap-Hha . ?' '
... ...
011
....
c
In addition, ...; -.
L'utcH
ti rri'
Dut< :> Rri bli in \d i
of v er*
: * of
.. ., ! .
'< p to
?'. ..'
had
,:.',. 5O01
after their s i and
port
rhi . ? . ...
on ? ? - t h ?
?? .
' : ? ?
(Juam. :
?? ? ? ' A
' ??;?...
?'? i intr an ?
ting f * :i<
isla
'i '-.???'? . thi
? ("
oavo '
.'.'? ? the
separate tri eeti ntry
and Germai
live principi - ? ? at.".
power ," i t United ia ale?
w I
!. is ca . ? efoi it wa neices
... .-. ?
principal V ted powera,
'?
I. in view
, ?- .
called Gen wa i wned
tizen oi '. ?' er i i and
thi
in i ? : ch po
Si\ N'ations Represented
Tkeref re, six nal ons wen epra
The
? ? ? Brita . Japan
France, Ita Cetner
lands wa represi I nister
of Foreign Afl Van
Karnebeek; Brita ;
Franci b> M. Sarraul and '?'?. ,f'.;s
serand; Italy by Signo Alb rtini and
Ambassador Ricci; ?i M 51
dehara, and
retary Hughes, who was ass ted bj
I Under-Secre-tary Flctcber and by
Messrs. Hari ison and Mac W-uri
The decision on ?'?: ? Paci i ai
I cables, it was announced, was "with?
out prejudicc" to tho decisi '.?> oe
reached late to the - ^bles
in the Atlai '.'.. ?'!?. in other w irdsi to
daj - decisions on the i ?;?:? - ,
round Yap will have no eft" cl in any
way on the decision to be reachqd o?
-the Atlantic cables at a future i ?
encc.
To-day' etinj ca ivas
; sa;d. to take ??" ' ... o cir
? i-'ve.. One was that all thi na
I tions involvad wero ably represeuted
hi re, whi.'h wouW moan that the quos
' tions coald be djscussed around a taDl?
i e>f by..Jongthy six-sided corrc
spendeflwo. In addition, Forei?rn Mifl
i ister \ a-! Karnebeefi of Tlolland is
' leaving Washington to return bo-?iis
; llaguo o:i Tuosday. The .-econd\y*&
son was that there was nothing '.ti-da;'
i for tho conforotiCo doloe;at< s to do on
i tho conferericc itself, sirice until cables
I have been receivcd from home go?

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