warmly thanked the PontlfT for the
honor conferred upon him. The Pope
warme,,t Pleasure at seeing
foLu^ M acrH,n' adding that he had
followed his career from the days when
he served In the Philippines. j
Archoishop Dougherty Will have in his
R!,"lst,ng h,m in the various cere
monies Mgr. Crosso, as master of cere
monies ; Cavaliere Farelll. apostolic
wauingand SiKn?r l'aUri- frentle'"ll" in
PARIS TO SEE BULLFIGHTS.
I'rrshlna Starilnm. Hull) by A> K>
F.. May lie I ?<-<|.
Manh ? ?The Pershing sta
lium heie may be used as a bullfight
arena b? Easter, according to newspaper
win*! k 1 r" arul bulu- " ls **"?.
will be brought from Spain The bulls
however, may not be killed
Promoters of the contemplated bull
flghts state that provisional approval
Of the project already has been obtained
? nf p"u ?f ,h< Int,:rln'' The
cltv u Pershing Stadium costs the
city of Paris 100,000 fran.-s a year j
JAPAN REFUSESTO
YIELD YAP RIGHTS
GIVEN IN MANDATE
Official of Foreign Office
Says Cable Station Con
eessiou 31 ay Be Made.
GUAM LINE FOR I . S.
Disposition of Wires Ip to
Action of the Interna
tional Conference.
AMERICAN STAND SCORED
Nipponese Papers Generally
Assail Protest?Move for
Disarmament Growing.
Hu the Associated Press.
T0K.10, March 5 (delayed).?Japan
will not yield an Inch on the question of
her mandatorial rights on the Island of
Yap, an official of the Japanese Foreign
Office told the Associated Press to-day
when asked for a statement concerning
the present status of the controversy.
She may, however, make some conces
sions concerning disposition of the Yap
cable station, he added.
