,1 ronv DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. OREGON. friday; January so; m.- MOVt IS PLANNED TO OFFSET PRE El HCH STAtlD UN G MM ' . "" ' ' ;' I . ' r iri4 fcewreae - j (Cepnfcat. JJ, 'Ta Jeana)) , WashlnCtOB. Jan. r JOt Th United CUte g-oTernment kas on more left irtlch ny make It unnecessary to at- una me ucnoft wn- 1 ferenc and which y reik the new t rolacar ministry i In Franco see that i ultimately it cannot 1l handed policy In t handling airman ' reparations. i This boti 1 the appointment 07 rree- iect to the conilnna tlon or tne senate, of an American rep- , rniUe on the reparatlona commis sion, . The prediction was made In official quarter today that the step was tn , or liable a a consequence of the new t declaration by Premier Polncare mat rrano will not ro lo the Genoa confer enc unlesa It U agreed beforehand that Cettnaa reparation will not be dla- 1 -v 1 : i 1Jly to go along' with thla group than with the Franco-Belgian .viewpoint. Lately, however, there has been a dis quieting tendency oa the part of Franc to help Japan at the Waninton con ference, which may or may not mean that there U an understanding afoot to obtain Japanese support of. the French! position on reparatlona in European cos ferenee. , ". On the other hand, the Japan ar anxious for the resumption of profit able trad relation with Germany and Ig business in Japan Is inclined to take the British and , American view that Germany cannot -be forced la bank ruptcy without disastrous consequences to. the trad of the. world. ' The question being asked today was this: If Premier Polncar wili not pern-it reparations to be discussed at Genoa the confers nc there -will -be of little avail, and wbere, then, can reparations be handled! - . . AKCRICA HOlM Ili ' v ' The prevalent opinion Is that , the French premier is emphasizing his' be lief In the Versailles treaty because he ersumes France can dominate the repar ations commission. She would, if the might be described as "magnificent' ' doming on top of the statement by . romcar that be thinks tne ainea su vretne council no longer necessary, and that he would Insist upon a literal re turn to the provisions of the Versailles -treaty, th belief prevails that the . French premier will relnveet the repara - lions corn mission with the moral In 1 fhmnee and Importance which it lost when th supreme council took th mat 1 ter;of reparaUon out of the hands of th commission, a move which many Kutflsh and British critics have ever slir characterised as "Illegal" la th ens that It violated the Versailles treaty. IfalTKD 05 AXSSICA Th truth la that th supreme eounoil wa waiting for America to ratify the Versailles treaty and hesitated to see th reparations commission have to much power. On the other hand, the United State now has ratlflod its own . treaty with derma r. which embraces th eoonotnlo and reparations clauses of ' tn Versailles treaty and entities Amer Ice) to a seat on th reparations oommls- Sir. Th senate adopted a resolution re quiring the president to obtain the con Ormatlon of the senate for any appoint Bient to International commissions pro vided for under th crerman treaty. But In View of th turn of events It is not e 1 bee ted that the senate would object to, u sending or a ruir Bodged repre sentative torepeak for America at the ; reparatlona meetings to take the place of unofficial observer who have hereto- fofe attended. Th reparations commission consist representatives of the United States, OrSat Britain, Fraae, Japan, Italy and , . Belaium. Unanimous voting I not necfteaary. This means that an align nvmt of Great Britain, th United Bute. Italy and Japan would dominate th de . clslon ot th reparations commission aV leave the Polnoare ministry not Wt, better off with respect to Oermaa resaratlon permeate than was the Br(and ministry. In fact, M. Brland made to point as he retired that a turn to th Versailles treaty would in . vttbly mean that- Franc would , utvoted oa th reparation commission anyway. FAAjrCZ AIDS JAA Th impression prevail her that Great ' Britain, Italy and th United mate would stand together on repara dona matters an mat japan 1 more JERITZA HAILED - MB STAR OF METROPOLITAN By Sidney B. Whipple. United Kews Staff CaRsspoodsBt ' . New York. Jan. 20. A: new queen Is enthroned at the Metropolitan, with the abdication of "Ceraldlne Farrar, after an oninternpted reign of IS years. In -wTjlch, Jointly with, -Enrico Caruso, she held th throne of public favor. Marie Jerltaa. who took New York six weeks ago. has assumed . th title without struggle or dispute. Marl Jerftza looks a queen. She began ko ask for her history, who ah was, where ah cam from. - It was the usual opera singer' story. with an added dash of spice in that It was old Frans Joseph of Austria him self who first brought her to' the at tention of- the Hot opera at Vienna and gave her the royal recognition that brought her continental fame nearly 10 years ago. v. r.t:: ... ; She was" born ' la Brunn. Czecho slovakia and has song sine she wa a little gtrl. Aside from that It has been nothing but study, study, study var sine. 1 ; . Her real name, she confides, is not Jerltza vniclw- by the- way.' ah pro nounces Yeritxa Jbut Movarian. J3he adopted Jeritxa because it was so much prettier, dont yon think so? . "X mad It up; it doesnt mean any thing. Dont yon think I'm clever?" ah said. - . "It sounds good in anything but Chl- UVES THE CHA&ACTEK," ... - Jeritxa explains . all th ' dramatic power she puts Into her presentation as a part of herself. .).-' - "I won't take .a role nnlees I can actually Uv th character. X must be Interested In the woman or I won't sing. That isn't temperament; it's just com mon sense, and. I dont do tt just to be whimsical," she says., "But I must be the person in the play." Incidentally It Is noted her that the greatest successes are the very roles tn which slngetg soch as Mary Garden, Geraldin Farrar and others mnre fre- quentiy found " on th - continent hive gained fame. They must have th ap peal of passion.' .They must b all jerttsa's first real soocees was In "Aphrodite." from the opera taken from Pierre Louis story of th ancient cour tesan. And her "Salom," also don abroad. Is said to have, been qultev different version from that of - Mary Garden, which. American believe, is quite some version. GE&B.T FIiAPPEBS FLOP There wa one significant touch to Jerttxa's accession to the throne. It was a warning to Farrar that her reign was drawing to a close. On th aaoond appearanoe t th nw-fontd star at th Metropolitan, those group of young girls who hare been .known a th "Gerry Cappers," whose sol purpose In Hf was apparently to straw roses In th path of their .' adored - Oeraldin. showered down on th Stag baskets and wreath and honqnetg at Sowers, thi time for Jerttas v r, . Th now queen is married. Her hus band Is Baron . Popper . son ot Blanch Marches!, and h 1 J1 wrapped up tn his wlf and hi wife's -work. Instead of being known a "Jeritxa' hose ad." vn though that In itself at a 11 tO hit of tarn, he prefer to h known as : . H. 1 Baron Popper, Importer and Cold -Breaks Glass; ; , Exhibit Barage( on . -i . -. Th DHv Jan. St. Th food and In dustrial exhibit of th chamber of com mere at th rallroai station her liter ally evaporated Tbureday as a result of the cold. Fruit and vegetable la great Jar were spilled when n supposedly noo fxoesabl preservanr, made of formalde hyde, troae and broke the glass. Likewise locally -made medical preparations were lost from breaking Of glass containers, and on by on th exhibits ot a soda pop manufacturer exploded. American vote Nrere missing., American membership on that commission would turn the tables and compel. French 'ac quiescence in th moderate views held by the other allies about Gerpaan repara tion payment. This is the main reason .of the many expressions of opinion here to the effect that the sending of a United States rep resentative to th reparations commission unavoidable as a step in the recon struction of Europe and the earlier pay ment ot the allied war debt to America. LIUCOE TIOLATQB TlEfi Tillamook. Jan. 'to. Leo Sebastlno, who was arrested December 9, charged with the manufacture of lntoxicatins liquor and who ha been In Jail since that time, pleaded guilty Thursday be- iore justice ot u peace Btapley and was fined $200 and costs. - ' She is 6 feet and 10 inches tall, 10 years i younger than Farrar, of faultless form, and crowned with a mass of golden hair that is dazzling to behold. She is the personification ot fir and passion of the operatic stage. Her personality is commanding, almost imperious, . off stage. "' if "If sh war not Jeritxa," th critics have said, "she would be Sarah. Bern hardt." "She take the threadbare , old oper atic melodrama of Puccini and turns it Into quivering, life itself." they reported after her first appearance. 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