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JULY
1921
Athens,
June Bich ~=Dne
hundeed
na-
|
val officers
have
sub nitted their resigna-
|
tions and
abandenca
their ships,
because
of
(he
alleved
unjust
promotion
of
8 veral
navy
olthors
by
he
Naval
||
o Mivister
M. Haljnerinhos
the
officers |
theeqten
10 UL
(e
navy
eon
masse
Al
Huadpkeriatios
resions
immadiately.
The
Govi regards
their action
as
eonstituting
mutiry and has
oitdered
them
all
arrest-
el
U
of
1D e
grresiod
s
Jaent,
.
Undndodriotisson
ol Ihe Phesident.
. The
|
.
~Presidont
18
gsally
backing
the
Naval
|
Miniseor and
wlans
1o ask
Ihe
Assembly
this evening
to dilenl
their
parliamentis
|
~atyrivbis and
no o cive i tothe
v
-
tineers,
,
‘
'
<
London,
Jnne 26
Hores
of the
pro-
moters
of
the
thannel
turaoel,
whica
would
eanneet
Brooviand and
Fraree,
wore
|
.
Fanon
tolday
by
tio
ostatement
of
ile
Premier
that
he
hid
decided
1o
sun-
nion
a4 special
mo« Line
of
the cominitice
.
of Imosrial
Defouee
next
week
to cone
.
“sider
the
projeet.
He
suid
be
woold
o
-
sk tle compilles
to
report
on the
pat-
tey
soon, i cordey
thet
he
pan
makioan
gnnouncement
o
1t
Hous:
of
Loin:
mons aihin
a
few
weeks.
He
said
his
.
deeision
had
been
made
in
view
of
. changed
eircumstances
and
the
neees-
sity
o1
promoting
relations
between
tareat
Eritamn
and Franco,
:
Oitovwa Juns 28th -The
Rum Treaty
be-
|
twaeen
the
United. States
and Canudieant
b yatifial until- (e
next
session
of the
|
C o Ynied ptates,
sald e
MaeKetzie Kine
.
Priune
Mipister,
in
the
Huuse
of Com
-
.
mons
this
afternoon,
in
answer
to ques.
|
L
tions
by
Mp.
Blacx
lonservaiive
Yuk-
|
i
on), as
todhe present position of
Cinada
|
and
the
Upited
S.ates
in
rvegurd
lothe
|
treaty.
Me Baek
a-ked
f
the
vubt
|
{
had
b=en ebtained
to riansport
higuor
on
|
¢
the
Yuken
River
thronvcn
Alaska
into
{
United States tereitory,
while the
vaili-
|
eation was pending.
Tbe
Prims
Mis:
i
ter statvd that
esmmanicaiins
were be.
|
Hzexiiangd
botwecn
the United
Siates
|
and Uinads repaird ne this
fealure
at tle
|
|
present
tine
.
o
'
Borlin, June
26th~-(United Press)
Ger-
|
many letends
to apply for membershipin
|
the Learue of Nativns
at
the Laguge
As.
|
sembly
at Geneva
oext September
aceor-
|
i ding
o information
from
a reidable
|
o source.
The news follows the announce.
§
. mentof
plans
{oran
iaterailied repava-
|
| tions
conference
fostered
by
treat Brit-
|
| ain
ard France,the Goveraments
of
|
| Waich are both inclined
toward
in- ;
_eroased league
aetivity
iobßuropean
!
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published
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and Holidaus excepted)
by G. Jihansen
¢t
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when
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with v al-
ters
of
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interest,
and is
accompa-
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with the
author’'s
name,
as
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cannsyl
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nor does
he necessarddyendorse
thom.
:
TELEGRANMS.
91
CROIX
SBTATICN.
Wembley, June
27.h—Mr. Thomas,
See-
retary
of State
for the
Colonies,
accum-
panied by Mrs Thomas
and
their dauuit-
er and Lord Stevenson,
visited
the
\Woast
I.iiies and
Atlan
ic Pavilion
toduy:
Fhey
were
met
oy Sir Robert
Ruthertord,
AMr.
Algernon
Aspioall .
M.
G
Dbecretary
of
the
West
India Committe2
and
Comuni:
gioner
tor
the
Wesr
Indies
and
Atlantic
Soeoa
Mesars
Laborde,
Dryson,
ilar-
¢auri,
ose
Lafitte Brown, Fitt, Bell,
Au-
caor
Warner,
Guppy,
Captain
Gillred
iniaht
Lady Carter,
Messrs
Hardiny,
Thavmuson,
Meßinstry,
Chioman,
Mr
AMorvison,
Mre Myers
Mr.
W. Cradwick,
Mr W
6.
Cilark
and
Mr. Faweatt. . Al
{homas
displaved
great
iaterestin
the
cchibttion
and
betore
leaving
dictated
the following message.
°'lt
12as
been
my
.
pieasare
and priviledge to visit the
Exal-
b.iion and
| hud
the
magnificient
show
made
by
iae
West
ladies
and
the
Faik-
Lind Islaad
noi oaly refloet
to the
great-
esi
possibie
eredit
on
those
responsibe
|
L thoir onganization, bt ig addition
en-
aoles
the people
at
home
to appreciate
all
|
vou aie
doing for
the Empive,
My
best
wishes
are
for your
tuiure
prasperity’’.
|
A box of Prinidad
enocolates
was presen-
|
ted
to Miss rho.nas
as
a
momeanto
of
her
|
visit.
]
Wembley,
June
27th—Mr.
H.
V.
My
|
ers,
Lomnissioner
for
Jamaica
at
the
|
Bitisa
Empice
Exhibition and
Mres. Mly-
|
ers
have arranged
1o hold
an
“‘at homne!?
|
at the
West
Indian Seetion
of the
Exlii-
bition
on July 14tn next, from four to sev-
|
er
pom.
whichH
B
H.
Ihe
Princs
i
of Nales
has graciousiy
consented
to be
|
bresent,
No.
150,
.
gitairs,
Great Britain and other
powers
(~ recently
have
urced
that
Germany
ap-
L
ply
for leagus
memborship.
but
relin
.
quush
herformar
demand
for immediate
ropermanent
memnerßni
o
the
league
L
Couneil.
It
is unborstond
that
Germany
- i 3 copvineed
Hhit
ones
fke
PxXels
-
sehieme
i
1n
operation.
her
importance
oas
a
world
power
will
assure
her
ad
-
mission
1t
the
Leacue.
Peo-lencue
|
senthinent
has
been
inereasing
here fiy
I
some
time.
League
advaenies
bovan
an
¢
active
prapaganda.
in
the
Summer
of
1923
and
have
pushed
their
eause
ag-
:
;_';l'”f%’i‘y‘;*%}f.
;
_
;
CUnateaita, o Juna
270ih.
- -Major
Mae-
i Laven
left Rangoon
for
Bangkok,
Siam,
this.
moraing.
Maelaren’s
big
amphi
.
bian
plate
15
working
perfectly
again
[
oandiseoclidest
he
still has
a chance
in
.
the
raee
Lo gird
the
olobe in
the air.
|
The
Americans
are
not
nearly
around
.
the
werld
yet,” he said
before
leaving
.
Kenionn,
New Yorw,
June
27th. —The
raw
su-
.
gar
market contipued
ivm today.
While
:
spot
priees
remained
unchanced
at
b 54,
duty
paid,
tnture
shipments
of
suzar
weré
hixher
at
5 4.
Fhie only sale
.
reported
was 20,000 baes
of Cnbans
to an
.
operator
at
040
tor early July shipment.
.
Raw
sugar
futures opened higher, reflec-
ting
the
firmoess
of
the
spot market.
.
Buoving by shovts
and
comimission
houses
.
advanced
priees
fir
to
ten
points,
but
-
there
wae considerabie realizing and
reac.
tions
foliowed, the
narker
closing lour
i
points nigher, tol lower,
July 3.53
Sep
.
tember
3.68,
December
3.56
Marech 2.35
i
Refined
wias unchinzed
at6 80,
t07.00
-
i fine sranvlated.
Kefined fatures
wer
-
Yll‘i%’s{j%.
,
-
:
Tokio,
June
Z2ith
In
a
conference
.
with Missionaries
fiem
the United States
.
Jdupanese
Uit
lan
feaders
urged
the
|
missionariv.
Lo
cou inue
their
work in
.
Japanand
plodaed tiem
their
coopera-
-
i
tion.
:
:
T
o~ degy
Notice.
A 1L persons
holding
elaims acainst
the
Q
Labor
Union
Savings
Bank
are
re-
-
f
quested
to
present
same,
duly cert;
fied,
to the
undersigned
liquidators,
nog
i
later
than
BEPTEMBER
1
1994
f,r
.
thereafter
a final repoii
on the affairs of
.
the bank
will be
filed.
:
C.
A. pE CHABERT.
ALEXAND
SR
MOORHEAD.
=
R.
bE CHABERT.