The Sun and the New York herald. [volume], September 05, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1920.
7
URGE FRIENDSHIP OF
AMERICA AND JAPAN
Visiting Oengresimen at Big
Banquet Given in
Tokio.
Pn thr AatneUttri rrma.
ToKtOi Npt. S. T!i entire Cabinet
n1 600 .' .: ii and American men
r. I women attended the luncheon given
In honor of the vlsltlnc American Con
vrciimen In tho imperial Hotel to-day.
Taknstll Hara, the Premier, toasted
president Wilson. Kdward Bell, Ameri
can Charge d'Affalres, and the Japanese
Emperor. '
Addremei were delivered by Senator
W 'III am J. Harris of Georgia and Rep
resentative John H. Small of North
Qirollna, both dwelling on the Innumer
able courtesies the American Congress
Ben had received In Japan. "There Is
not an enemy of Japan but would like
to ?ee differences arise between Japan
and America," Mr. Harris declared, "but
uncos must and will be avoided
thruiiRh frank Intercourse."
In Die course of hla address Mr. Small
said differences exist between Japan
ted the United States and more 'may
oome In the future. He did not believe,
however, that Questions of Immigration
or the treatment of Japanese in the
United States would permanently mar
tho friendship between the two coun
tries. Tho American people, he declared,
love peace and the friendly spirit for
Japan would not lightly be displaced.
President Oku of the House of Represen
tatives declared that If both sides did
their utmost with duo regard for the
principles) of Justice and fair play he f
had not the slightest doubt all troubles
Actually existing and all those which
might possibly arts between the two
t atlons could be solved to the entire
satisfaction of both.
Throughout the week's star of the
American Congressional party there
will be a continuous round of social
functions. Edward Bell, the American
Charge d'Affalres, will give a reception
in the embassy to-night
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