Show I 1 How Strikers Live dive Jap Japanese I 1 tp a h d Vj ii T at ati i OF e HONOLULU W WASHINGTON GlON D. D C. C C. Cable reports from the tho Japanese consul general at Hawaii reached the Japanese embassy giving K the tile Japanese version of tho the thoi theM i M strike Q on the tho sugar plantations and arrest of M. M of the tho edi edi- staff of tho Jiji a n Japanese 41 sue and Y Sogo Y and andi t i amura K Because of tho gravity 1 til tho UIO situation tho the embassy has ca ca- f to its representatives es i in Hawaii f a detailed account of every cry devel rit anticipating diplomatic S 'S to the tho state department k Ja riy appeal peal from M. M and oth- oth fa to Baron the Japa Japa- y ot e ambassador has 1138 been received r i iere is overt every indication that when i ha fa a o returns to Washington g take the matter up officially Knox secretary sn of state otate ugh ug h t is deemed for the gnu em- f s. s to open negotiations before that aerie l e the is is keeping sien sign sip si- si en p p the situation it is known that of the Japanese consul gele gento gen gel e C to- to If- If report today is us that tho the labor I Ilion Hion is improved td but that the tile arl arof ar- ar 1 g l' l jo of tho the Japanese newspaper editors a a jt have hae ann aim i ving ing ing consequences The I T consul general informs tho the F embassy assy hat that many strikers are ue pro pre I t ti ard r cl to return to work provided minor minor- I r rUif can be arranged and ana that b hopes Jopes for tho the best Regarding the tIle t tt st t f of JI M t nd d others the thet t r sul oan s ral n-ral rih will submit a n more def de- de f ailed report later after he ho has bas thor- thor the contention of fo who claim chains they were dot do- 1 u a. a their treaty ri rights lu i oTAPA WORKMEN ARRIVING AT HONOLULU rD D sy D |