Ratification Favored; Warning, to the Soviet Paris, July 4.
The Foreign-Affairs Commission today accepted a report of the rat'- fication of the Washington deci jin' any matter which br tee more people oF animale friendly rivalry. As to his own achievements, lie secured most sie Jeess at Rugby football and at os time played for his County. 1¢ may be that he alo had taken part Association matches for in Shang.) hal certainly he displayed a" sound nowledes of one Cis Torsten sear he nat area Sed monte of the Incl Total Assonations Sts 9 rae York jhireman, cricket was his great fame ard hooped Wr acta {thing, No cable that came to Shane. {half tr Ree Par the same importnee ae Reser ele us sages, and first amongst them, of conte, was the Intent ow of lis ftmoes county Hee inc the Re [trative Gls amer famed fter his arrival in Shanghai nnd for several years was one of their ices pa vote He rane as one of the most successful bowlers in the sions concerning China.
M. Briand, and the Marques: of Crewe, the British Ambassador, had Settlement, though he was not suffisentyfrtsnte to sche pore" bone, In rose" daps tSeethire "er Yorktine" fare a conversation yesterday, relating it is believed, to the United States suggestion of a conference? on China.
"Lo Journal" comments a conference cannot ignore of relations with th 10, the paper declares, a the present Chinese agitation ids that the Powers are willing admit China on a foot equality but, firstly, it China to show her capability of assuming the responsibilities thereby catailed. were amongst the most popular matches of the season and Mr. Parkin always was sure! jot his place in the White Rose team Tt was one of Mr. Parkin's claims! that he got Wilfred Rhodes his place with Yorkshire. He that he was at the nots on the County jzround one day wien there' was a shortage of bowlers. He saw a lithe young fellow standing by the gate, asked him if he could bow!
Commenting, on the decision the Poreign Affairs Committee "Ie Journal" emphasizes that France by ratification of the Washington treaties will give China proofs of het sincerity ard goodwill—Reat
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