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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1921

Page

12

Briand Plans London Visit to Discuss German Reparations

Paris reports Premier Briand will depart for London next Sunday to confer with Prime Minister Lloyd George on German reparations. France signals willingness to suspend cash payments temporarily and consider revised terms or a loan to stabilize Germany’s finances.

Lloyd George Paris Associated Press Briand London France Germany Briand Sfoyd George Whch M Loucheur Brussels Wiesbaden Loucheur Rathenau Mitter Majer Yr Loucheur Herr Rathenau

Christmas Week Half Day Holiday Proposed for U S Workers

Government employees nationwide likely to receive a half day off the Saturday before Christmas. President Harding has a draft proclamation to establish the holiday affecting per diem and other classes, with completion expected today and promulgation within the week.

Harding

China’s Open Door Policy Outlined By Dr Sze At Dinner

Dr Sang Kei Alfred Sze Chinese minister to the United States outlined China’s open door policy at a Washington dinner for Chinese delegation members and guests. He stressed equality in export channels and China’s sovereignty over Manchuria while welcoming foreign trade through regular channels. The event drew 160 attendees including notable officials and dignitaries.

Sze China Manchuria Paul Reinsch United States Toagstmaster Wellington Koo Wang McKinley Eleanor Franklin Egan Victor Murdock

France Seeks 315000 Ton Naval Allocation At Conference

France will seek a 315000 ton capital ships allotment and a proportional share in smaller classes when the France Italy naval discussion opens with a 15 member committee. France argues for fleets to defend Atlantic and Mediterranean fronts and to ensure transport to Algeria. Italy seeks parity with France and a relatively low ratio due to its long coast and sea reliance.

Associated Press France Conference Naval Committee of Fifteen Pacific Europe Atlantic Mediterranean Algeria de Bon Far East Great Britain Schanner Italy Schanzer

Limiting Arms Vain In World Bent on War Says Balfour

Associated Press dispatch from Chicago reports Arthur J Balfour telling the federal council of the Churches of Christ in America that armament limits and treaties cannot stop a world bent on war. He urges churches to raise community ideals and foster an atmosphere supporting them.

Balfour Associated Press Chicago Arthur J Balfour Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America

Arm Amputation After Alleged Life Attempt at Home

Mrs Mary B Eldridge a 57 year old Treasury employee living at 1204 Girard NW was found with her arm nearly severed in an alleged life ending attempt. A butcher knife lay beside her as hospital staff fought to save her life.

Mary B Eldridge Treasury Department Girard Street Ildridge Mergency Hospital Willam Marbury H Newman

Women in gainful employment urged for census list

Miss Mary Anderson of the Labor Department urged adding women who keep house to the census list of working women at a dinner by the Woman's City Club. Other speakers included Mrs Bessie Parker Bruggeman of the U S Employment Compensation Commission Miss Maude Younger of the National Woman's Party and Mrs Susie Root Rhodes supervisor of Washington playgrounds. Miss Sarah P. Grogan presided.

Mary Anderson Womans Bureau Department of Labor Business and Professional Womens Woman's City Club Bessie Parker Bruggeman United States Employment Compensation Commission Maude Younger National Woman’s Party Susie Root Rhodes Washington Sarah P. Grogan

Japan Accepts Naval Ratio, Sees Armament Accord Progress

Tokyo December 14. A government bulletin announced Japan accepts the conference ratio on armament limits, easing press and political tensions. Viscount Uchida warned against clinging to a 2 70 ratio, while official circles note Mutsu’s exclusion will be largely overcome by fortifications. Public opinion favors the quadruple entente and the treaty’s good faith among powers.

Tokyo Associated Press Washington Japan Gsprit Viscount Uchida Cabinet Council Yamato Shimbun Island Yan Kokumin Shimbun

Four Powers Seek Pacific Peace Via Diplomatic Means

Viscount Uchida praised the quadruple entente as a channel for peaceful Pacific governance. He predicted further agreements based on Root resolutions and argued that league of nations membership strengthens, not undermines, the covenant. He welcomed accords on Yap and other mandated islands as a congratulatory step.

Pacific Viscount Uchida League of Nations Great Britain France Japan Yap Equator

Woman fainting after murder charge in Glickstein case

New York reports Mrs Lillian S Raizen, who confessed to killing Dr Abraham Glickstein in Brooklyn, fainted twice after grand jury indicted her for first degree murder. She pled not guilty and was sent to jail awaiting sanity commission. Police seek a man and a woman linked to the revolver purchase in Dayton and New York.

New York Associated Press Lillian S. Ramen Abraham Glickstein Brooklyn Kings County Grand Jury Martin Edward Hicks Brooklyn Alonist Lewis Jacksonville Fla Dce Charles S Ralgen New York City Abraham Glickatein Dayton T G Ellis

Carol Service at Dunbar Haigh School

Miss Josephine EK Wormley announces the sixth annual Christmas carol service at Dunbar Haigh School on Tuesday at 3 o clock. Soprano Miss Lstelle Pinkney and reader Mrs Emily Janefer Taylor assist the music department. St Marys Church choir and the Howard University Tee Club, directed by Roy W Tibbs, contribute. Public invited. seats free.

Josephine EK Wormley Dunbar Haigh School Lstelle Pinkney Emily Janefer Taylor St Marys Church Howard University Tee Club Roy W Tibbs

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