19 NOVEMBER 1921, page 2

The German Government Have Been .negotiating With' The...

industry for credits on a large scale with which to meet the payments to the Allies. The capitalists, headed by Herr Stinnes, demanded that the State should sell all its under-......

Mr. Hughes, The Secretary Of State, Then Put Before The

Conference his definite proposal for reducing naval armaments all round. We give the details elsewhere. The main features of the scheme are : (1) a " naval holiday" for ten......

Mr. Ronald Mcneill And Mr. Austen Chamberlain Have...

which have heen published in, the Press. about the policy of the Government towards Ulster. .Mr. McNeill stated that he could not possibly follow the Government if their policy......

Large Meetings Of Ulster Loyalists Were Held In Belfast On

Wednesday evening. At each meeting a telegram from Sir James Craig, who is in London. was read. " May I ask you," ho said, a simple though momentous question ? Will you support......

President Harding, Who On Armistice Day. (november 11th)...

the burial of America's Unknown Warrior in Arlington Cemetery, welcomed on the following day the Allied representatives at the Conference on armaments and Far Eastern questions.......

" If Ulster," Declares The Writer, " Becomes A Province

in the Dominion of Ireland it would have no more political con- nexion with Westminster than the province of Quebec has to-day." • lie concludes with the, following warning :— "......

Admiral Baron Kato, Speaking For Japan, Praised Mr....

and accepted it in principle. Japan was ready to make sweeping reductions in her Navy, though she would suggest a few modifications in detail with regard to tonnage as a measure......

The Opening Day Of. The Washington Conference May Well , Be

revered in future as one of the most important in the history of mankind. The American proposal, which was presented by Mr. Hughes and which combined . vision with a firm hold......

The American Government Have Taken The Very Bold Course Of

proposing a great reduction of armaments and leaving policy to look. after itself. We are firmly convinced that this was the right method. Nothing else could have succeeded, and......

Again, The Communications Of Great Britain Are Essential,...

communications are the conduit-pipes by which our food arrives. If they are broken, we starve. But America is a vast world in herself, and whatever happened at sea she could......

When The Conference Reassembled On Tuesday,. Mr. Balfour...

accepted the American 'proposal with hearty good will. Mr. - Hughes's speech, he said, had been a great ,historic event. Mr. Balfour reminded his audience _ahat, unlike......