The Division Silesia Land Lust Is Proposed of Limits Witnesses at Chinese GM Held as Thief Packer Control Pill to Harding'] Japan Agrees Samoans Rebel Against WASHINGTON". Aug. 9..The House" Tariff to Aroused With Men Porters of to-day adopted the conference report War Menace, To Nov. 11 for Dry Mandatory Rule Hearing Stealing $20,000 Dresses or. the bill which giver* the Secretary of broad of Rush Senate Vote Two negro porters and a Chinese Agriculture powers oír.-. trol and over the meat¬ Asserts girl were arraigned in Essex Marke: supervision Bryce%i LONDON". Aug. 9..The resi¬ Arms Parley packing industry. The bill now a/ 'Jour: yesterday before Magistrat« Ed¬ dents of what formerly was Ger¬ to the President. Finance Committee. Over gar V. Froth ingnam on a charge o*" Hatred, Sliil Alive man Samoa are _o irritated Religiou. Association of Nations by La Foliette's Protest. Fixes grand larceny, brought by officials of in the Fa.t. and Trade prohibition that they want to se¬ the firm of Levin & Smith. According to Formed at Conference cede from their 15 Minutes as Maximium, Rivalry Factors Against Would Please step-mother coun¬ and Valuation the latter, the three prisoners have Gcif Permanent Peace. He Nipponese« try, New Zealand. The Samoan Except Dyes stolen women's dresses valued at S20,- # Says Official mandate is held the New Zea¬ 000 since the nrpt of the year. High Asserts by From The Tribune's Bureau Gloves land Washington The men gave their names as Matthew government. WASHINGTON, Aug. 9..Foreseeing Hood, Scores Mistakes to the fifty-nine vears oid, of 47 Bayard For Women Treaty Coming Co-operate The Samoans, according to Mr. possibility of months of delay in Street, and Joseph JacKson, of passing the tariff bill unless the hear¬ ->:' forty-six, Lee, Minister Foreign Affairs 91 Concord Street. The woman sa: i Declares Conferees Failed Evacuation of Siberia of New Zealand, contend that ings are cut short, the Senate Finance her name was Rose Lee Wah, of 47 Committee to-day decided to limit each Bayard Street. She declared her father For Men to Negotiate Juxt Boun¬ is Expected Before '.hey were not consulted when the was Chinese and her Any witness to fifteen minutes. This action The two mother Creole. peace conference awarded them negroes were* employed as daries; Answers Tittoni Consideration of Pacific was taken against the protest of Sen- '-orters by Levin & Smith. $3.50 to New and co According Zealand, that domin¬ ator La Fouetta The limitation doe. the police, they stole the dresses WILLL-UISTOWN, Mass., Aug. 9.. WASHINGTON, Aug. 9..The State ion and other and turned them over to Rose Lee The World'» Greatest Leather was prohibition regula¬ not apply to hearings on dyes and valu- ¦vho Wah, Stores# statement by Viscount Bryce Department advised by the Ameri- peddled them in Chinatown. The 404 Fifth \re.. Sew YorU, ':';i Broadwaj* A fresh chan tions have made their life a bur- ation. two men were heid :r. -trt-et the faults he imputes to the chargé, Bell, at Tokio, to-day that and $.',000 ba;! each Boston.145 Tremont of peace Japan Jen. They ask that their island Senator Curtis declared that unless the woman m $1,000 for examina- 1 ondoii.8Ü K«-k« 'it Street treaty, a fina n his controversy "gladly accepts" November 11 some rule was to curtail the ion Thursday. ,_____»«.» as the date be transferred to the control of adopted with Senator Tommaso Tittoni over for the opening of the hearings, the tariff bill would not be re- Italy'? rights in the Southern Tyro!. disarmament conference in Washing¬ Great Britain. ported out for four months. Senator ton. La Follette said this was better than to and a general review, of the factor. terview get out an imperfect bill. and the influences making for war or regarding the work of the con- The committee heard more The territory to the southeast (right) is to go to Poland; that to the north¬ TOKIO, Aug 9 (By The Associated ference, which the Times witnesses for peace in modern civilization were prints this on the question of a dye embargo. west (left) is to be allotted to Press.)..A high official of the Japan- inorning. Discussing a tripartite com- Henry F!. of the th. outstanding features of the great Germany. nese the Premier said: Thompson, head ad¬ government sai dto-day that if an bination, visory committee of the War Trade Sec- British diplomat's fifth lecture en "In¬ "If such an agreement can be association of nations'was one of Presi¬ tion of the State Department, which is ternat; or. a'. Relations of the Old World dent brought about at the Washington c n- enforcing the dye embargo, who has it is part of our not to Harding's aspirations as an out¬ ference, we shall have made mucl cotton pían, only States," delivered to-day before the In¬ come larga mill interests, explained Citarles to of the November conference, he progress towards the millenium than to the committee that he is make «the stitute of Politics at Williams Compromise Seeking Buy many people deemed interested best trucks, but tt> make College. believed would possible." in to the extent Japan gladly subscribe -. dyes of holding about! In regard to the conferees of to it as 200 shares in sure Home Close to a substitute for the League of the Du Pont Company and that they keep running. Versailles, Lord Bryce declared it wa_ Reached on Hungary 150 in the Newport. Company. Nation«, if the other nations were British Statesmen failure to will¬ Mr. Thompson argued for the em¬ not their accomplish the ing. bargo. which deserved censure, impossible Silesia GENEVA, Aug. 9..Two r.p- The expectation that Japan will In Paris Confident "We're dependent for our colors on but rather the fact that in many cases Issue evacuate Siberia the German monopoly,'' he said. "I resentatives of former before the conference di o": they did not do what could have been Emperor is re:terated here in official circles. Of Irish Situation thick that is a healthy condi- «¦Continued frarn page onoi Charles of tion." and ought to have been done to draw Austria, says a dis¬ ''Japan will aot go to the Washing¬ received here from ton assembly herself He declared that this country was just boundaries _rd to ascertain the wag discussed, Mr. in patch Buchs, the surrounidng wit! paying four times as much as before Lloyd George menta! idea tïiat of wai Release of wishes of the populations concerned.1 effect charged France with have arrived in the principality exist in the Far dnagers _V____.eo.v__ Held the war for vat colors from Germany these f¡ the ob¬ attempting- East," said the officia! which cannot be had here. Among ¡lures, despite to use oppressive power Ger- of Lichtenstein, seeking to pur- "S -¡«'h would be a false ami de to Have Made Final Set¬ jection raised by Senator Tittoni on against structive frame of "We are to-day living by the grace many by virtue of her chanse a villa for mind to adopt, es of a the institute's platform last Saturday superior force. the one-time as we tlement of Entire Cernían monopoly," he said. With pecialiy Jananese Bee no dan Ques-; G. E. a Bight, Li rd Bryce again listed the characteristic bluntness, the so that can ger of conflict Hayward, dye manufacturer royal family, they be in the Pacific. On the tion of Marion, Ohio, was cess:«..", of the Austrian Tyrol to Italy, British Premier told the we Strong Probability said his factory Supreme! near Hungary. contrary, will approach the delib -__!- turning out colors as good as any in Fears Minor Hostilities Council Great Britain never erations in a constructive and ¿hat receptiv« PARIS, 9. re- the world. He spoke for a two-year "Id this and in other cases," he said, would submit to the of Charles is to leave framt of mind; a discus Aug. .Optimism with partition Upper preparing welcoming to the embargo. He said if it were not for "It is to be feared thai discontent due Silesia on the Franco-Polish thesis, Switzerland soon. Lucerne ad¬ sion by the nations of futur«-' policie: igard Irish negotiations was ex- the exchange situation, tariff duties to a sens« of injustice will injure the which would cede to the Poles the and principles in the Far East, in ¡ pressed to-day at the of would but in view of vices say it is not true that he of headquarters answer, the de¬ sUt.s which have received unwilling greater part of the rich industrial has spirit coopération. the British to the exchange :' Germany an em¬ will the source delegation Supreme preciated subjects and become basin. bought a villa in Italy. Ready to Explain Position Council. Prime Minister bargo was the only practicable thing. of many troubles in the future. Ex¬ Fear of New War Declared Lloyd George "There is nothing to this talk of ELLIS will the I-1 "In this attitude we believe we ar« regards the meeting of the Dail Eireann HARROLDS haust.or. prevent belligerents in with the set for next superiority of German dyes." be said. MEWARE of l9i* from entering on wars in the Voicing the opinion that virtually Premier harmony optimism wit! Tuesday as the most im- '"That is NEW TORE BROiOEl.TN argued, "to maneuver the which desires to far ne- propaganda." next few years, but some of the minor the -whole of Upper Silesia, including German Washington surroum portant step taken thu3 in the TRlfNTOH «STAMFORD POUOHEEflJ*«!» be population out of Germany the conference, and we will be gotiations.