Washington, May 28.
Yue victory of Manna, Mr. Hoary: Morn-i° horse, in the fame! oun English Derby, hax resulted in a nuraber of stories in tie var-fous metropolitan newspapers apooializing in racing activities,
owner in Dethy racing.
cerning the entry of a Stanghai, Ah the stories from Tandon comment on the fact that "Mr Morrisa owns only one horse, quite evidently failing to take his merour Chinese ponies into consideration, Based on the exper lence of one of ite staff. however, the International News Service sent out a column story to its 600] or more clients in all parts of the] United States giving more details about Mr. Morris and his niea, and describing pon Shanghai and i victory may be said to have given. Shanghai hundreds of doi worth of publicity in the United disti surprised to discover States. Innumerable people were!
that they actually have such things ox horse racing in the! "wilds of China" ment qponccutors in the famous! Teapot Dome vil cases, Wat his nomination ras later withdrawn! beearue of his corporation con.
Tur rolostion of Mr. Strawn before France has ratified the} Nine Power Treaty and before]
kos set a date for the con: ferexice, naturally caused some]
rary Kelloge has accordingly 1 Washington, and that ay Me, Slocdfurrs ig in the very near future fan ix to be the other American Commininnce at. the Conference, Me. Steawn naturally desired. to hold a confercace with him before ie left. for China. According! Me. Steawn is coming to Wasl ington in a few days to the MacMurray and will then retura hom la Chicago. Mr. lawn will not leave for China kas offic sand vet a date,
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