W ‘nuxal holiday arranged at the Wash-' ington comerence. Disarmament continues to be the most discussed question among the delegates here, although barred from formal consideration following the ini- . _ 111111 tilt between the French and Run- V',‘ 1 11.11.1111; strange bedl’el-jsian delegations when M. Chiicherin. ’ - «11‘ rumor. economics Soviet Foreign Mintsder. endeavored chooses to accent to bring it before the conference. 1. ”would fifty times The statement of Louis Barthou. 11mm, H1111 the Genoa. head of the French delegation. to the 111 political. Associated Press yesterday. explaining [a 1111111111111 to find (he'l‘Vhy France can not discuss disarma- 1111. i1or‘1n.slltin$ V18 a1nientnt Genoa. will probably remain 1,111111- 11111111111111.1’. 1’01“": the basis of the: French attitude on Hole-hmists had Dia- this question. despite the attempts of . 1 111 l'o-lrnlrrml- A! that the Russian delegation or other 1111‘. 1111111: 11mm Mini-“Pr r|llonal groups to raise the issue. 14111113111 Govern-l “This is a purely economic confer- 11111111111111! of the whole encc. " said the lirench .leader last 1 ». 4111111112 mum-“it “'18 30":night. again emphasizing France's ‘1‘ , - 1 .. of his diplomatic im- position. “and we have simply gotta n . . stick to our agenda as I made 'it ., , 111 Adolph .loit'p and thyknown at Washington: other- i. .1 cllor. Hr. VV'irth. ln.wise. we will get nowhere." ’1‘ (Hill “[1.th \VOULD strum MORE OF PLANS :111» .1 (ram Page One. 11111- .11- liar l'-o- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922 . matters embodied in the treaty." The report on financial. questions prepared by the Germans and pre- sented by Dr. Rnthennu to Premier Facts. as chairman of the conference. was transmitted today to Sir Robert Horne. Chancellor of the British Ex- chequcs. and will be discussed at the afternoon meeting of the. financial commission. The report deals especially with a plan for the stabilization of exchange lthrough an international loan. and also outlines a proposal for universal monetary reform. The German plan V ersailies 0! any such reform. TAX APPEAL CASES considers the reconstruction of Russia. indispensable for the successful issue WILL BE SETTLE!) date. amounting to 82.337. 67 mull be paid by. Hr. Cochrane 11 he was assured the list would be lowered in tho future. This was also agreeable. and was done. . A report on the recent suit over the fire hydrant rentals was made by Judge Tammany. who said that the mayor yOuld have to convene,a. spe- cial meeting of the Board of Estimate and Taxation to lay a. special tax to raise the men to pay the judgment and also the its of the Second Dis- trict water «16111111131911.1113. who had not startedsuit. but whose case was the same as that of the First 1313‘- trict. The bill at the First District, ‘for hydrants from 1918 to 1920 amounts to 810,627.65 court costs of 8114. 40. and then the 1921 and 1922 bills must be added Then interest must be paid as well. The Second District bills for five years must be paid. too. and the total amount will be in the “fishborhood of 330. 000. to which are added ~ "'c ransom 1593111111.: sumo m 'trumble spirit concerning the vital Sharkey 0111;119:111 " ts Noble in Bent . At the Pioneer NEW YORK. April 12.——Jack Shar- key, the West Sidebantam. last night gained the judgeo' decision over Sam- my Nable otLthe East Side in a. twelve round bout” in the pioneer Athletic Club. The- Wen Sider gave his op- ponent‘a‘ten'fi‘lc lacing, carrying ad the' honors' in every round. Although the.Wesi:'31det was unable to floor Noble. the East Sider several times was in a. bad way. This was especially so in the tenth; when Noble was com- polled to hold on throughout the round in order to (save himself. Shar- key. wekhed 1281- .4 pounds, while Noble tl’pped the beam at 121- 4 pounds 66 H SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Put Plants 1 ‘ Lille. '1. 3. Calls Lilies Rosco Roses Tulips Daffodils Daffodils Carnation. Hyacinth Tulips 31:11:?” 3312'??? “- Morrison’s Greenhouses Joe. F. meme Phone 1400 68 Van Zandt St, mist Nomlk - Mike Carder. who substituted for, 1.111~ u-urs 111:0. He was 11:4 Ambassador in Berlin. - w ”11 il-rms of thr Brest- - 1 . 11111 Hu- (:1 rm.1n GOV- ..V . .1 1; ;1‘11‘nlllllk0ll9l‘v loaded him .1 stuff on a special train ., , luv-l: in Rnwiu. propagandists. 1le l 1' ' 1 1 \‘.1 l't' and \lsziwr Lion! George 01‘ 1. ;--:»1,1 wuntvmpluics suggest- :r‘m-zinnt l‘nr limitation Of .'l11"1"~‘lll Europe For :1 defin- wi. :11vn1-1i‘1ng' to an unverified Hu- :11‘141111‘11m1-11l 111' ‘ e l,- 11:111-111'1tionr1l economic confer- ?‘1- , “:1l‘lli\' holiday." it is .1 . 1» y 1 x-.».1:l! I111 pullvrned after the w 1‘41: mule-1! .loll'c's expulsionl :1|-_ (Continued from First Page) Asked if France would be disposed , to discuss disarmament at some later '1oni‘erence. Vi. Barthou replied: If i wanted to say the easy pleas- lant thing my answer would be yes. and yet the real answer of France is. VV» don't know. "Don't forget that we have before' us a. great army in Russia. and. while Germany certainly is not a. menace at present. we have a menace in the po- tentially great German Army of the future. You have perhaps observed the anodyne texture of the German Chancellor’s speech before the Genoa Conference. -’\Ve don't know what Germany will do. but I can say that: My latest official reports from Paris do not indicate that Germany is in a the 1920 list. which was reduced to 825.000 on the 1921 list. two plaintiff excessive. a withd rows] in both instances. this be done the cases. ed. the taxes to be paid without in- terest. taxes from 1915 to Shore Haven. Keogh 8:. Candee, representing the' companies. said .that although it was felt that the 813,000: assessment on goods on hand was still- of the case would be made if the 1920 list was changed to conform with the 1921 list Judge Tammany recommended that sayiifg that the city would not have a leg to stand on in The settlement was order- In the case of Samuel Cochrane, of LEAD 8 ZEINC PAINT -We Guarantee: ‘ It means actual cash in your pocket to take advantage of this ofl'er! (PAINT half your house with Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint; paint the other half with any other paint you choose. If Devoe doesn't take fewer gallons and cost less monev we will make no charge for Devoc. If Devoe doesn’t wear a year or two or three years longer —Ionger and better—we will give you enough Devoe to do the job over. Or. paint half your house lead-and-oil; the other half Devoe. In three years the lead- and-oil half will be hungry for more paint, with Devoe still sound. If not, we’ll give you enough for the whole house. ~ . Devoe Products are time-tested and proven, backed by the 168 years’ experience of the oldest paint manufacturing concern in the U. S. Founded 1754. ’Y The Gotham Company, '« i ‘ 126 Washington Street, So. got-walk 571‘ 7 Sunny Goode in the second bout of- .‘ *7 ten rounds, proved a. good one. Car- rier. who was opposed by Jack. Red- man of Yohkville, knocked out his op- ponent in the second round. This con» test was stopped by the referee. Artie McGovern, to save Redman from fur- ‘. ther punishment. In an eight. round encounter xii. Arra. was awarded the Judges' vol-did over Lew Tanner. Advertise in The Sentinel. .mhmmmAmmcn-mm hr. Today 5 millinery assembly 15 beautiful. As thoughts turn to Spring millinery, let footsteps turn to Howland’s. are presented hats of many thes, of many scasonablc materials, of brilliant or quiet colors1 That gathering is marked by true taste, and made of special Interest by value. Second floor. 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