LLOYD GEORGE BELIEVES CONFERENCE SUCCESS
Lloyd
P.)—Premier
Genoa—(A.
George told newspaper correspondents here this afternoon that he believed profoundly in the success of the Genoa conference, and was convinced that it would end in a complete restoration of harmony in Europe.
The premier stated that the German delegation to the economic conference had agreed to accept the conditions set forth in the allies' note, not to participate in further discussion of Russian affairs, as a result of having signed the Russo-German treaty at Rappillo last Saturday.
Lloyd George announced today that the political commission of the economic conference will meet tomorrow to consider the Russian reply to allied proposals transmitted to the Russian delegates last week. It is expected that the reply will be received today. The reply is reported to be quite conciliatory in nature.
EXPLOSION WAR MATERIAL KILLS AND MAIMS THOUSANDS
Belgrade—(A. P.)—Several hundred killed, about one persons were wounded and thirty thousand wounded and made homeless as a result of an explosion of war material stores at Monastir, according to reports from that southern Serbia city today.
He fails to do this, he fails as a consequence.
Director Fluharty traced the history of extension work from the beginning in 1892, in Alabama, to the present. 