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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH .6, 1921 iMiittiiMM WEEK OFMmmmm-Mmmsmmx'wrmBMm Division, who presented reports, as to the trouble between Panama and Costa Rica. U. S. Warships Sail to Troubled Area, Backing Up Notes Costa Rican Chief. States Their Side I QE(D)o lEOniGRESS BIDS LAST FAREWELL TO CLARK Simple Tribute Paid Fallen Champion by House and who had congregated about the east entrance took advantage of the opportunity and trooped up the steps to shake hands with the President and Mrs.

Harding. The President's mascot, a blooded Airedale pup named "Caswell Laddie lioy." was brought into the executive offices as a gift by Charles V. Quetsche. of Toledo, Ohio. The dog arrived in the midst of the Cabinet conferences, but Mr.

Harding had given orders that he was to see it as soon as it was delivered. With many manifestations of pleasure he led his new pet into his oftiVe. where it made itself at home during the morning. Later the President brought Laddie Boy" out and proudly exhibited him to a group of newspaper correspondents gathered outside his office. "You see," he said laughingly, "I am going to have near me at least one friend who won't I i if a Removal Sale Brings You Bigger Bargains Than Ever in Fine Furniture and Rugs I Senate IB herself to be again deprived on the Pacific of another belt of land from 3000 square kilometers in extent and which undisputedly belongs to her and is prepared to make the greatest sacrifices in defense of her sacred rights.

Bocas del Toro' Falls, Say San Juan Reports SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, March 5 (by the Associated Press). Bocas del Toro, capital of the Pana-nian province of the same name, and situated at the southern end of Columbus Island, off the east coast of Panama, has been taken by Costa Rican forces. Many casualties were inflicted upon the Panaman troops, and the Costa Ricans took 1.10 prisoners, it is said in reports reaching here. General Jorge Volio is marching from San Jose with 20O0 men to the vicinity of Coto. on the Pacific end of the frontier between Costa Rica and Panama.

Tolo "War'' jiCable Censorship Started NEW YORK. March 5. Censorship has been established cable messages to and from Costa Rica and Bolivia, the All-American Cables. announced today. All messages must be in "plain language, or- the code must be indicated, diplomatic messages ex By JULIO ACOSTA President of Costa Rica Special Cable to The Inquirer Copyright.

1PS1 The Press Publishing Co. (Ttc Xf. World.) SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, March 5. The independence of Panama having been proclaimed, that country as an heir of Colombia, entered into an agreement with Costa Rica in 1010, in accordance with which both nations definitely accepted the dividing line marked by the Frfnch arbitrator on the Pacific sid and in regard to the Atlantic the following questron which was submitted to the arbitration of the Chief Justice of the United States. "Which is the boundary line between Costa Rica and I'anama most in accordance with the correct interpretation and true intention of the award of the President of the French Republic?" But Six Days More in Which to Buy at These Remarkable Savings ft We Are Sacrificing Our Entire Stock Previous to Moving to Our New Store Guarded by Escort of Col- leagues Body Is Taken From.

Capital to Missouri I ltti and WALNUi In virtue of this treaty Chief Justice SENATE PREPARES FOR ACTION ON TREATIES Minor Pacts Up First; Harding Said to Desire Colombia Settlement cepted, the anouncement said. i i i I 1 i British Dreadnought for Brazil White gave his award on September 1J. 1014. the boundary dispute between Costa Rica and Panama having thus been definitely settled, but unfortunately up to the present time Panama has not only not been inclined to hand over to Costa Rica the territory on the Pacific side, which had been usurped, but has invaded new regions which have never been in dispute. Costa Rica, which on the Atlantic-side, was-deprived of an area of more than G00 square kilometers, which is now held by I'anama.

cannot permit RIO JANEIRO. March 5. Brazil is considering the purchase from England of the dreadnought Agincourt. The vessel is of tons and was being built in a British shipyard for Turkey when the great war broke out. VR AS A BEL LL Every Young Couple Thinking of Getting Married Should See These Fine Bedroom Suits In the Half-Price Removal Sale Tomorrow 1TS uit mm Tns Piece ma atk niS 5 piece "Walnut 15 tl room in Continued From First Page before Secretary Hughes took office, but with his knowledge and approval.

The department rejuested the Navy Department to send war vessels to the threatened district for the purpose of "protecting American lives and The more drastic action of summoning the belligerents to stop fighting was taken after the final between President Harding and Secretary Hughes this afternoon. Following the action yesterday, the S. S. Sacramento was sent to Al-mirante. while Admiral iJryan will send additional vessel? to tnreatened points on both sides of the Isthmus.

It is understood there art sufficient marines in Admiral Bryan's squadron to handle any ordinarily difficult situation, while the troops of the Canal Zone are in reserve to keep anything that may develop "well in hand." Disnatch of the notes followed ex-, tended conferences between President Harding. Secretary Hughes, John Weeks and Edwin Denby. the new Secretaries of War and Navy. Hughes took up rne subject of the dispute with Under Secretary Davis immediately after his induction into office, and later spent nearly two hours with Mr. Harding at the White House.

Secretary Weeks was called in soon after the conference legan and presented latest dispatches from the Canal Zone as to the situation. Mr. Denby discussed the question later with the President. Replies from Panama and Costa Rica to the. notes dispatched several days ago by former Secretary Colby were received today at the State Department.

That from I'anama was said to have expressed a willingness to acvepj the offer of the good offices of the United States in attempting to settle the dispute, but the one from Costa Rica was described as unsatisfactory. It was received contemporaneously with reports that that government still was sending troops into the disputed territory. It was said that the American government had no official information that either Panama or Costa Rica intended to submit the dispute to the League of Nations, as reported in pres dispatcher from Central America and Paris. Today's action of the State Department, it was added, was taken without reference to such reports. President Harding and his advisers were said to have given their approval of the steps already taken to protect American interests in the zone of hostilities and indicated that unless the two American warships now on their way south proved adequate fo accomplish that purpose a larger force might follow them.

President Harding has taken a keen personal interest in the situation and was said to be anxious to see everything possible clone to restore peace. Rccause of hjs recent visit to Panama and the Canal Zone, it was said he feels that he might be in a peculiar position to re-establish concord. A peaceful solution of the dispute over the territory of Coto on the basis of the White award is understood to have bfyB suggested. The notes did not suggest mediation by the United States, but were understood to have conveyed the impression that this country stood ready to enforce if necessary, a peaceful solution. After his return to the State Department.

Mr. Hughes conferred with varinu officers of the Latin American a 1 I T. 117 i onier. ml Suit tomor -row HALF 1 Jresser i ft" onier. or Mahogany Suit like cut.

Hen to in; walnut matt-ii. fftijfiest DiacPiine ru i i- (T i i i ft wmwmwM. I fn iiSIiilliiii in the World' March 5. Arrangements for Senate action next week on several pending treaties were made today by Republican leaders. Minor treaties only are to be taken up at first, and the question of considering the Colombian Treaty still was unsettled, although President Harding was said to have indicated today in conference with Senator Lodge that he hoped for its early disposal.

That the administration has agreed to take no action on the "Three-Power" Treaty, negotiated by former President Wilson, guaranteeing Fram against aggression, was indicated today by Republican leaders. The treaty is now on tile with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and the most authoritative information today was that it would continue to lie in the committee's pigeonhole. Other treaties, possibly including the Colombian, will be taken up by the Senate Committee next Monday under a call issued today by Chairman Lodge. Among the minor conventions for which action is planned during the present ext raordinary session of the Senate "are several commercial treaties with Latin-American Nations for freedom of intercourse of traveling men. None of the treaties which have been referred to the Senate Committee died with the adjournment of the last Congress, but during the Senate's executive session yesterday all were re-referred to the committee.

The Treaty of Versailles was a legacy of former President Wilson to President Harding, and is in the White House archives. Prominent Republicans today declared that the President's inaugural address left no doubt that it would remain there indefinitely. FINE ENAMELED REDS FT OflR SAMPI Vm AT LESS THAN FACTORY COST VALUES UP TO S30 "WASHINGTON. March sim-ty as the man they eulogized had fcvnrj. his follows of the House of Rr-r-scntstivps said thoir last farewell ndai to Ciuuiip Clark, of Missouri.

The body of tie fallen t-hampicn. firaged down ar lat by the eihf of years, lav in peaceful slumber in the chamber whre echoes of i voi? epni-'d -till to eddy and whisper ir Xnemory' his long years of service And abouf it mourned men of every walk, high or low, among whom he had moved in fellowship a few t-hoil days ago. Torijrht guarded by a lasr honoring escort of his colleagues in House and Senate. nc body was being taken by Fpe-ia! train bark to Missouri, ther? to ri'Pt aiuoug liome folks from whom lie sprung. Iut something of his spirit lirooded still about the empty halls of the Capitol, dedicated to the principle that the people rule alone.

"'He stood four-square to the world." Senator iJeed -aid of the dead leade-in addln; the tribute of the Senate to that of the House. "I'pon his country altar he p'ai-ed 'he whole wealth of Ids magnificent talents, the zeal i youth. th energy of middle life, the Tvisd'm of old age." A.d tlie same thought had come fro Urescntative Mann, of Illinois, speak -tn, for i membership whose sorrow jfene." no partisan restraint. "His memory will remain as an ir- fuenee- on the House and the said, voice shaken with emotion for an "Id. warm friend from whom arting.

"Those who knew him "be-. loved him best, and yet there are i rnilVious who never saw his counte-nart-p. who never heard his magnetic Toie who never in time of personal 'need received Ids counsel they. too. lore him." Tliere was little more to the cere- non' th.ifi that- just the flower draped i co'fiB before the speakers' desk and I as-ed flow ers bearing the sympo-.

t-Ly men himI women known the Xj-I lion 'iver groiiped about it. the solemn. j.romv,rt of at: old hymn or two. thf prayer of the aged chaplaiu enie-rttus the row on row of sor-, rowing friends. Tllack robed judges of the Supr me Court, t'abinet officers, diplomats.

Senators, generals and admirals and foil membership of the House were on the floor, their sympathy centering on the drooping figure of Mrs. Clark. And at ihe end with the quiet face ff the dead exposed, deep-graven with his last suffering hours, long lines tilled all aisles to file silently by nnd gaze upon it. lines in which Senators and Cabinet officers moved at elbow "with humbler folk who work about the 'treat building, lines that wrote in hu-j man documents tiie democracy that Champ lark had lived and Missouri Waits to Honor Clark ST. LOCIS.

March Ar-t-angetnents were completed tonight for the reception of the body of Champ 'Clark tomorrow. The body will He in state at the City Hall until late that night. The special train will leave Monday for Howling (Ireen. Mr. Clark's kpme town, and the body will lie iu State at tlie l'ike County Court House Until V.

the hour for the services. Twelve Past Potentates of Shriners tvill act as honorary pall-bearers and 'lf-0 uniformed members of the Shrine also will act as a guard of honor. 7.95 .9 Posts 11 lmm J- MIS: t-b SONORA won highest score for TONE at the Panama -Pacific Exposition and plays ALL disc records perfectly without extra at-tachments. On the Sonora you can use not only American records but foreign ones as well. This enables you to hear great artists who have as yet not appeared in the United States'.

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Hughes, his new Secretary of State, with whom he discussed the note to I'anama and Costa Rica. With most of the other department head? he merely talked over general conditions and problems of organization, asking for information about any problem that seemed Jikely to become troublesome. The canvass netted him several pages of closely written memoranda, jotted down for future attention during his talks with the men he had called to his official circle of counsellors. The coming reorganization of the Republican National Committee he d'scuss-ed with Elmer Dover, of Tacoma. Washington, former secretary of the committee and now prominently mentioned for the post of chairman, which soon is to be vacated by Will H.

Hays, the new-Postmaster General. The conference gave rise to much speculation in regard to the possible part Mr. Harding will take toward the choosing of the new chairman, but there was nothing to indicate that he had made a decision regarding it. Suggestions about the special session rt Congress were heard by the President Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, and Representative Mondell. of Wyoming.

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