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EARL. DAVID BEATTT. popular
admiral of the British fleet,
has been visiting in the United
Etatcs and paid his respects to Sec
retary Denby of the navy depart
ment These two notables and As
sistant Secretary ot theNavy Roose
velt may be easily picked out In
the group photograph,
Charles Curtis, senator from Kansas,
who was republican "whip" of the
senate. Is picked for chairmanship of
the senate committee on rules most
Important of all committees to suc
ceed the late Senator Knox.
Among foreign notables who have
flocked to this country In recent
weeks -was Lieutenant-General Baron
Jacques of Belgium. The general was
a guest at luncheon at the White
House. The Belgian ambassador.
Baron de Cartier (in civilian clothes),
accompanied him.
General Diaz, Italy's noted war
leader, came to this country to at
tend the American Legion convention
at Kansas City. The general and his
staff were entertained at the White
Bouse.
.
Under direction of John M. Larsen.
New York engineer and Inventor, an
armored airplane that carries 30 ma
chine guns, each capable of delivering
1500 shots a minute, has been de
veloped. This new vehicle of death la
being tested by army officers.
Basil Mills of the state department
has been named as secretary to the
United States delegation to the arms
parley.
Correspondents of the Associated
Press do not always speed about their
work In taxicabs or airplanes. James
A. Mills, "covering" the Greco-Turkish
war In Asia Minor, resorted to a
bullock cart to carry him back and
forth as he followed the Greek army.
Dr. John Dyneley Prince, professor
of Slavonic languages at Columbia
university and a noted philologist and
Bible commentator, has been selected
as United States minister to Den
mark. The new navy building, across the
street from the Pan-American union
building, will provide offices for the
secretary-general of the arms limita
tion conference to open this week In
Washington. Here also will be located
delegation headquarters of the nine
nations to be represented In the con
ferenceUnited States, Great, Britain,
France, Italy, Japan. China, Belgium,
Portugal and Holland.
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