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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 11-15-1921 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 11-15-1921 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 11-15-1921 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 11-15-1921." (1921). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/386 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CITY CITY EDITION ALBUQUERQUE MOENING JOURNAL. EDITION FOKTY-KMON- I) YKAH New November 15, 1921. Dully by Carrier or Mall. 85c a Month VOL. CLXSI. No. 4B. Albuquerque, Mexico, Tuesday, Single tiplc So OLDEST WEARER BE GARRETT CHOSEN EXPERTS FIGURE COMMITTEE Li OF V. C. HONORS CRUISERS TO PEACE DECLARED FATTY'S SMILE TO RECORD PARLEY 'GREAT BRITAIN HERO FOR CANADA COST TO U.S. OP IS ADOPTED Bf ELIMINATED- AS BI HARDING DISAPPEARS ACCEPTS fill HUGHES NV L ARM MEET NIL WEAPONS A PROCLAMATION HEARING IS a REDUCTION PLAN SCRAPPING Real Work of the Confer- Officers Are of the Opinion SPED If Five Jurors, One a Woman, ' La" PRINCIPLE' ence Is Transferred From the Washington Confer- 111 Are Tentatively Accepted Open Meetings to More ence Will Spell the End to Try Movie Clown on Be $400,-000,0- 00 Technical of War Ex- i Woud Between State With Several Secluded Precincts. of These Vessels. Charge of Manslaughter. Acceptance, and $500,-000,00- 0, isting Between the United Important Details Altered, (By The Ani'h,tr(1 t'rraa.l (By The An"oi-lnte- l The Asaorlnted of rre.) and Is IIt Prem.) Will Be Exclusive Washington, Nov. 14 (by the As- Nov. 14 (by the As- States Germany San Francisco, Nov. 14. Roscoe Presented at the sociated Heal work of the Washington, Officers Claim, Press.) sociated Press.) The Washington Formally Ended, Arbuckle appeared today for the Conference Salvage, armament negotiations was trans- first time In Today, from the conference conference will spell the end for the most notable role ferred open of a broad career WORK IS NOT" TO BE to the more secluded precincts of battle cruisers as naval weapons. AUSTRIA. HUNGARY defendant in JAPAN IS EXPECTED the committee room. In the opinion of many naval offi- manslaughter proceedings arising STOPPED AT PRESENT After a debate which developed cers. It is not alone, it was sail TO BE ACTED UPON from tho death of Virginia Kappo, TO FALL INTO LINE widely separated views on the ad- today, that the American proposals like himself a figure in tho motion seem to tend world. Arbuckle's audience Will Until visability of giving publicity to the tor naval reduction Men picture Formal Continue Agree- negotiations, the big five, compris- toward elimination of tho craft Disposition of Cases of was one of the smallest that ever Action, However, de- wutched a few ment Is Reached By the ing chief delegates of the United from future fleets; but aircraft Convicted of Violating him, only hundred May Be As the States, (Jreat Britain, France, Italy velopments and the battlo of Jut- persons crowded into a court room, Delayed, Conference and Ratified and Japan, settled on the commit- land are held by some naval ex- War Laws Must Await nut what it lacked in size mado up Japanese Delegation Must tee plan as tho only acceptable perts to have answered In the neg- in Interest. By the Governments, solution. ative theories on which battlo the Final Step, No crowd ever watched tho Confer With Tokio, Far Eastern Questions. cruiser construction was first un- screen unties of the comedian more (Rf The Awioclntccl I'reM.) To ono committee, whoso mem- dertaken. (By The Amocliifed Pm.) closely than today's gathering gave (My The Arluik rrcse.) As- of Washington, Nov. 14 (by the bership will bo identical with that be that the willingness of Nov. 14. be- intention to tho dry proceedure Washington, Nov. 14 (by the As- It may Washington, Peace a Arbucklo himself sociated sociated Press.) Actual cost of of the full conference, was assign- tho United States under its reduc- tween Ger- selecting jury. Press.) Great Britain's out a solu- the United States and showed he felt tho of acceptance "in the United Slates of ed the task of working tion which would leave v importance principle" of the the scrapping An- proposals, many wan formally proclaimed American of the tion for Far Eastern question. the American fleet without battle the He glanced nervously proposals for limitation present naval building pro- of the of by President Harding. about the room the im- of naval armaments other, composed delegates cruisers, although Great Britain Tho In and gave contemplates gram, naval officials estimated to- the five great powers, was created Vfff four president proclamation pression that he was worried. His an alteration of the plan in sev- and would be given nt 3:52 m. de- i day, would be between $400,000,000 to take over negotiations on tho Japan signed p. today, sin lo was lacking. John Work Garrett. eral important details. and $500,000,000, exclusive of 7rgt. G. Richardson of Toronto. each, rests partly at least, on thess clared the state of war between The any main topic of armament limitation' Vic-l- a Indeed, sinco charges were filod British acceptance will be salvage plan. In his statement to oldest living wearer of the conditions. the United States nnd Germany, ex- In In- Washington, Nov. H. John Since only delegates of the fi of battlo court accusing him of being presented at tomorrow's plenary ,tho conference Secretary Hughes to on a cross, placed a wreath The original argument for isting from April fi. I'll 7, to have strumental in Miss Work Garrett, Baltimore banker, ..ossion of th conference A. eald powers are qualified act em- was heavily Kappc's death by J, that the work already done ament limitation in the conferenc .laplo leaves, the Canadian cruisers that swift, terminated In fact July 2, 1921. as un outcome of a party held in has been selected us secretary gen- Balfour, hid of tho mission, had cost but these on tho grave of America's armed ships would be invaluable when the Joint resolution of eral of the arms $330,000,000, tho result In each case will be to blem, ahead peace his rooms ut tho Hotel St. Francis conference, liy Japan's acceptance "in principle," figures do not Include costs inci- "com- "unknown soldier' when the body for scouting purposes to go congress was approved by the ex- is ono time on virtue of his office he will have forecast state- resolve the delegates into a to establish here, there only although by the dent to abandonment of the ships mittee of whole." of the unknown hero was laid of the battle fleet and ecutive. record that the famous smile has complete charge of all the details ments of Baron Admiral Kato, under the with Naval prac- construction. Although no official would make rest in Arlington National cemetery touch the enemy. Issuance of the proclamation been in public evidence. That was of the conference and the general may be delayed as the Japanese Assistant Secretary Roosevelt a to the Armistice day. Sergeant Richard- tice had then devised the which followed exchnnge of rati- when tho were reduced conference staff will be under his mission must confer with Tokio. said prediction p.ior assembling of and chr.rges today that the American pro- of tho new committees, tho pre- son represented the Boldiers destroyer light fication of treaty at Berlin, effect- from murder to manslaughter. charge, lie will !iie all the for- Proposed Ciiunges. gram would save the government was Canada. He won his cross during cruiser screen Idea to mask move- ed Armistiee day, as reconsidered Mrs. Arbuckle la Court. mal statements of the conference, Mr. Bslfour may not outline de- about ex- sumption everywhere tonight A $200,000,000 in naval tr t the meeting would be held be- tho Indian mutiny of 1855. ments of a main fleet. batt'e the first of a series of three steps Arbuckle's wife was in court to- and if any kind of general treaty tails of Great Gritaln's reservations penditures. The figure Is the dif- pub- cruiser, It was said, would have which when completed, will return but did not sit beside him at or convention Is It will but they are described ference between hind closed doors and that the day arranged, substantially the total cost of lic would get a glimpse of tho pro- power nnd speed to rush through the United States to a peace status. the counsel table. be drawn up under bis supervision. this way. of the ten-ye- ar completion ships, about ceedings only when, In their capac- such a line, locate the masked fleet The Second Step. Gavin McNab, chief counsel for All the records not only of the Instead of a flat holi- $000,000,000 and re- what ecrapping ity es committeemen, the delegates and escape to its own fleet with The second step prohablv will be Arbuckle, early confirmed public public but of the secret meetings day, Great Britain wants tho would cost. Included in the scrau-pin- g an decision to re- greeIindTte the vital Information. the promulgation of n nroclamation expectation that the defense woulj! of the conference will be In charge placement program to be an elastic costs re- have Important are allowance for most direct method of At best, however, it is said, bat- the wnr with Austriu to make no effort to discuss tho char- of tho secretary-genera- l, who will one spread over a of imbursement port as the declaring period of contractors for attack on the problems before the tlo cruisers of the largest type yet have ended, and the third iRiuance acter of the dead girl.
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