IARING CLOSE
Italy and France Left to
Deal With
Commission Refuses lo Per
mit Nation to Unload Its
Obligation on Germany
The poal armlatlca obligation!,
gregattng In principal about i-'L'nii.
000,000, were rundad with accruatj
InttTi'si ui x:Mi;,ot)U,iioo ami pro-j
vIhIoii mailt1 1'or that? repayment over
G2 yearn ai it ' per rent intoroHt.
in arriving a: the funded figure
tjba Americana added to the principal
Intareal at thi rate tit per caul
front the time the loans ver made
to December itt. Hit, when the
Llli'ltish debt was funded, and at :t l
I per rent thereafter ontil the present.
While no moratorium was granted,
pro v Islo n was made for relatively
small payments on hoth unlll 18SS,
In order to give Belgltim a "tiroaih
ihg spell" in whtph to gal Iter f ilia it
s' its I house In order.
The llelginna will sail for their
QOUQtry Saturday and probably will
submit the paet immediately for ap
proval. The American commission
it before OOQgTgeg in De
Deapite optimistic state-
tnd Italy menu ot American eoinmissiou mem
bers, it seems likely that upposit ton
will bo made to the paet here because
of its leniency.
(II. T. U'nsccl Wire 10 I111' Itcml Bullstln)
WASIIINCTON, Auk. 19. With
the k I K 11 i n K of an iisreeiuent for the
funding of Belgium a debt to the
1 jiited stutes, the American debt will lay
commission today situared away toi camber
iieKollalions with franco
which arc due lo start within a
month.
The French arc expected about
September 13, with the Italians fol
lowing them as soon as the French
four billion dollar debt is adjusted.
Ilotli nations will scrutinize closely (make shocks wei
the terms accorded Belgium, in the seismograph of th
hope of finding' some means of adapt
tog the lenient terms shown that na
liuti to their own debts.
lSKt OKI 1 Ql am: SHUCKS
(U. P. Uaaal Win to Hh ifcnj BulMtn)
CHICAGO. Aug. --Severe earth'
e registered 0:1 the
e Cniversity of Chi
cago today. The tremors began a
C:1S a. in. central standard time and
continued intermittently until 7:45.
The agreement reached with Bel- The intake is believed lo have cent
gloin recognized practically all of ' ered about .lit miles from Chicago
Belgium's contentions with respect to .
u separation of pre-armlstice and IXVITK TO t OM'KUKMT.
post-arinisllce debts. Only on one WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. China
point did the Amrican commission re- has invited the I'niled States 10 send
fuse to budge and thai was on the , delegates to a Chinese customs con
Ilelsiati claim thai the pre-armistlce ference opening in Peking on October
debt should he made an obligation to :.',;. Minister John Van A. McMurr.iy
Germany, as provided in the Versall- cabled the state department today,
le streaty. to which President Wilson
assented, and collected from German
and not from Belgium
The prc-armistice debt of $171.
000.000 was trealed ill the agreement
as follows:
All accrued interest was cancelled
The first I'niled States patent for
a sewing machine of which there is
any existing record was granted to
John Greenough on February tl,
184$. This machine employed two
needles that were pulled entirely
11 ml provision made for repayment through the cloth by pincers, and
only of the principal in annual in- the stitch was formed with two
stallnients, without interest, ranging threads. The machine was used
from tl ,0110,000 this year to 52.- principally on leather work.
TO THE NORTH
I Geographic Society Rec
ognizes Peril
Message Kmphasios Impli
cit Confidence Placed In
Expedition's Personnel
til, P, I,ootl Wire to The Html Itu'.lvtiiO
W ASIMNii Tl N, Aug. 1 It .The
' National liooruiMi' nootot y un
Bounced today ihut tho ut tempts of
tin1 Mac M Ulan -navy expedition to iM
OOtW n arotio continent In t tu- polar
yeas ity moan;- 01 airplane iiims
would he abtimionoil bora u so of "niti
exneoled uintnter nowaiormt, eon
ttnuoue fog ami unprecedented weath
er conditions which prevent tlylOf."
Tin? expedition, it was announced
WOttld proceed Immetliaiely tiom ;
Ktah to accomplish other objectives, i
The decision was made following
a radio message from Mac Mil lan stat
ing thai he and the expedition mem
bers now agree that establishment of
an advance station on Cap Hubbard
and explorliiK the polar sea from t
that point is not feasible this year in;
the time left before the Bowdoto ami
Che Peary would have to leave Ktah
ahead of the ice barrier.
Commander MaeMillan has been
advised by the National OfOfffaphlc
society to follow his judgment in the
matter and to proceed to the other
explorations and expeditions planned,
as he deems ft wise, leaving the polar
sea work for a subsequent etfort.
John Oliver l.a Coreo. vice presi
dent of the society, this morning sent
the following nulio message to the
leader of the expedition:
"The National Geographic society
lias every confidence in your decision
based on expert knowledge, experi
ence and integrity, and will stand by
our judgment in delaying further
plans 0( expedition, The society In
proud of you and every man uiulerl
your com maud aiul eougral u bites j
ou, Commander Ity nt and navy per
sonnel on tho splendid attempt,
i Signed 1 "I .a tiorce."
"As anUOUncQd nt the outset," thej
society's statement said, "the epe
dtttou contemplates an exploration of j I
Morse rUtnjH tJieenland and l.abra-1
dor. With a view to comparing the,
two and thus to determine whether'
there was llth century eommunlca
ttoll between the old world and the
! new.
"The explorers also plan 011 (be,
return trip to explore by airplane the
Interior of unknown Labrador, there
studying the bird ami fish life ami
also the KsMtno tribes. Another im
portant objective is the flight con-1
tem plated over QaffliUand, a new
'great lakes' region of this continent,!
".Mac.Millau's message desertbing
tho handicaps Imposed by weatharl
coudttlona pointed out that 'We have
been here tat Klahi IS days Two)
'depots have been established, only 90
miles from the ship base. We h:ive
a thousand miles (o go in addition
j to another thousand to establish an
advance station. Since this must be
done in 10 days, we now are wasting
time in trying the impossible (his lea-1
sou and defeating all other objects Ot
the expedition.'
"MaeMillan paid the highest trib
!ute to Commander Hyrd and (he en-1
I tire navy personnel for their excellent
work in the face of the insurmount
able difficulties."
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made Iter permanent success, will
find added Joy In Flrai N'ullouars
screen version of the same plage,
tarring Colleen Moore, which comes
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Friday and Saturday.
Colleen Moore hrliiRs to the role of
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pcsVallon that iintjuaaUonnbly win
make this role nn outstanding bit of
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