1 1 JAPANESE P A FORCED p OUT U T OF COAST T OW I PARLE EY Y CONDITIONS Yo I fl u. u IN HUGHES SHALL OUTLINE Of PLAN British Premier Is Reported Likely to Attend Important Important Important tant Meeting Called by byI Pr President Harding I 1 WASHINGTON July 20 Japan will accept the American invitation for a discussion of the tho Pacific situation in the tho forthcoming disarmament conference confer confer- ence enco here hero if sho she is assured that the scope of this di discussion cus ion will be definitely definite definite- ly outlined before the actual meeting mae I according to authoritative Japanese quarters tod today Y LONDON July 20 By the Associated Associated Press Press Press-lt It is announced as provisionally provisionally pro pro- arranged that Premier Lloyd George Georgo will attend the W Washington conference on limitation of armaments By LLOYD ALLEN United Press Staff Correspondent Copyright 1921 1121 b by the United Press PressY LONDON DON July 20 The The Yap and Shantung settlements are accomplished pUshed facts and there Is s no need I for tor a a. a conference co of ot the the- powers in in- in connection on with the proposed n Ington ton disarmament parley to revise them Barton Barlon ff Japanese ambas ambassador am am- bas ador to Great Britain declared today today to to- to day In an interview The ambassador discussed th linkIng linkIng linkIng link- link Ing of ot the Pacific question with the tho conference on disarmament Stating Stating- that thal he hc was expressing his personal opinion I he declared man many things which might bb considered considered consid consid- ered under the general topic of ot the Pacific question already have vo been by the Versailles trent treaty He reiterated Japans Japan's hearty willingness will will- to discuss limitation of ot arma arma- ments What is the tho Pacific question he asked What Is to be discussed Z That is the whole thing thinS in a nut nut- shell Matters ratters that possibly ml might ht be bo brought blOught up as part of ot t the e Pacific c question already have been dealt with by the Versailles treat treaty It Il is clear that such bUch matters as Shantung Yap and so forth if it raised might result in a general conference on matters that have the status of ot accomplished facts The amba ambassador declared it was hIs opinion that thal a practical solution ion of oC o. o all problems will be possible without Interfering with matters of or principle already decided Exchange Views to Outline Program TOKIO July 20 By the the A Associated soch ted Press Press Subsequent to a cabinet meetIng meetIng meetIng meet- meet Ing which discussed a a. report of Kl- Kl juro the ambassador or to the United States it was announced that the United States Gr Great t Britain and Japan probably would exchange views In an effort to outline the tho program for the coming Washington ht confer confer- ence once A semiofficial statement says Japan is prepared to give all aU prominence In hi hithe th the conference t to the questions of the tho open door and equal opportunity In China Chinn so as to place China a In a fair fairway wa way v to the attainment nt of an Jon Ind independent independent pen pen- dent ent national status statue The statement emphasizes the necessity of of cooperation cooperation tion lion b by the powers in m aiding Chins in the recovery of her rights and i in 1 Holy See Will i I INot Not Participate u J r a ROME tE July 20 At At the Vatican semiofficial denial was glyen to state state- merits ments that have appeared in the press Continued on page 2 l INSISTS HUGHES r Continued from page pago 1 at nt Rome Romo that President Harding has p notified Pope Benedict of ot the plans for fez the conference on limitation of ot arma- arma ments merits It also abo was denied dented that there had been an any attempt b by the tho Hol Holy See t to participate Premier Bonomi in his speech openIng open open- ing lag tho the sessions of ot parliament declared I that tho the moment nomont tho the United States State 3 took ook tho the initiative In proposing a n. conference con con- t ference rence of oC the tho powers on disarmament con j Ital Italy I taly which had approved ed a similar r proposal within tho the league of ot nation S find had begun tho the reduction of oC her hei r standing landing arm army adhered promptly an and 1 I cordially a to tho the American initiative i Conferences Will BeHeld Be BeHeld Held at Washington IX LONDON 2 20 By the Associated Press Tho Tho suggestion that a a. meet meet- ing preliminary to the tho Washington disarmament dis dis- dis armament conference be held in London Lon Lan don Aon to enable the British dominions to express e pr their views lows on Fur Far Eastern questions is Ie likely to be abandoned it was learned in a 0 w well Informed quarter today in Any and all conferences dealing with these two two subjects will be held in America was wal the assurance t quarter given gl In