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AN INTERNATIONAL STORY.
Scenes
Actually Taken
of New York’s Wall
Street,
Pavis
Boulovards,
London's
Strand
and the Casino
at Monte Carlo.
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SUMPTUOUS
SETTINGS.
Grandeur
of the World’s Leading
Cities; Beauty
of the
Show,
Places
of
Fashion
and
Solendor,
Coestly
Gowns,
Lavish
Interior
Brittiant
Lightning, Artistic Exteriors.
\nd
Wonders
of Wondors-the
Gaming
Table
at
Monte Cario in Action,
and
the
Glorious
Flowar Festival
at
Nice Shown
for the first timz
in any photodrama.
COLORFUL ROVIANUE:
vien
who
Dare
and
Die for Wealth
and Diamonds:
M>:n
why
st
to Gainl:he
Qacret
of
Imitation
Diamands:
Men
who Fizht
for
Womea
and
the Kinz of Jawels:
Womean
wao
Lure M:n 0 [nternatiyaal
Intrigue:
The
extensive
estate
of J.
Pierpont
Morzan,
at Beauiiea,
on the
Riviera figures in
some
of t
e
scenes,
as does
the residance
of
a
fambous
Freach
Scientist
on
the
Golden
[sland,
in the
Mediterranean.
For
the
first
time
inits history,
pictures
were allowed
to be
taken
inside
the
far
famed
casino
at
Monte Carlo while the play
was
on.
Scenes
were
also
taken o’ the Battle of Flowers
during the annual
Flower
Carnival
at Nice,
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iannaniridilf,
Children
15¢.
and
10ec.
There
were sales
of 4,000
bags
cf Cubas
to
an
operator
for
May
shipment.
It
was
also reported
that
Kurope
was again
i1
the
Cuban
market
and
purchascd
5. 000 tons
at 6.25 for, Cuba.
The steadi-
er feeling
in
the
spot
market
and
re-
nawed buying by Europe
in Cuba
created
a
more optimistic
feeling
in
raw
sugar
futures
and
after
declines
of
one
to
two points,
under scattered
liquidation,
prices
rallicd
on covering and
trade
buy-
ing and at midday
were
11
t)
14
points
not
higher.
There
was
no
change
in
lofined sugar,
with
fine granulated
listed
at
10.00
to
10 15.
New
business
con-
tinved
lizht
and
second
hand
sugars
were available at below
refiners
list quo-
tations.
Refined
futures
were
nominal.
London,
May 2nd.—One
hundred
per-
sons
have
been
killed
in
an ammunition
explosion
in a factory in the
Government
of Tula, Russia,
according
to Moscow
ad-
vices
reaching
Helsingfors,
Finland.
Those killed included General
Malinokoff
and
many military officers
and members
of the local Soviet.
Dublin,
May 2nd.—The
execution
of
two
more Irregulars
was
announced
this
rgorniog.
The men,
Christopher
Quinn
¥nd William Shanghnessy
had been guilty
o?killing a Free
Strate
soldier
at Ennis,
County Ciare,
on April Zlst.
The
execu-
tions
took place at Ennis.
Lausanne,
May 2nd.—The
French
offi-
cial
warning
to
Turkey
has produceda
very
considerable
sensation
and
led
to
hurried
conferences
between
the Allied
leaders.
lL.ausanne,
May
2nd.—The
French
charge
delivered
the warning
to Constan-
tinople
and
General
Pelle,
the
French
High Commissioner
repeated
it
to Ismet
Pasha,
who said
he
would refer
the point
to his home
Government,
General
Pelle
had
already
warned
Ismet
Pasha
of
France’s
disvleasure
over
the
Turkish
mobilization
on the edge
of French
man-
dated
territory and
that if it
was
intend-
ed
as
an attemp!,
while
the
Freneh
we
e
occupied
with Germany,
to
foree
more
concessions
from
the
French
delegates
at Lausanue,
it would
not
serve
its
pur-
pose.
What
General
Pelle
practically
told
Ismet
Pasha
was
that
Frarce
re-
fused
tu be bluffed.
The
latest
and
more
official notification
to Turkey
goes
a step
further, according
to the
French
spokes-
man,
plainly indicating
to
Ancora
that
failure
to
‘iquidate
the
questions
satis-
factorily to Franee
may
render
‘the
con-
tinuation
of
the
Lausanne
conference
problematic
as far as France
is
concern-
ed.
The
Turkishrepresentatives
i:sued
a statement
maintaining
that
they had
a
perfect right to mobilize troops
in Cilicia.
The Turkish statement
continues.
“"After
all, we are still
at
war
with
the
Ailies
and
Greece
and
have
a
perfect
right to
maintain
troops
where
we
think
f{it”’
Turkey has about 30,000
trocps
in Cilicia
and General
Weygand,
the
Irench
com-
mander,
will find
about
26,000
French
tiroops, chiefly co'onials,
when
he arvives
10
Syria
as
High
Coemmissioner.
The
second
phase
of
the
conference,
which
Lausanne
is
now
witnessing,
is
mainly
a "nancial
and
economic
battle
between
Turkey and
Great
Britain
on
territorial
questions
like
Mosul.
France’s
protest
against
the
troops
in
Cilicia
is
approved
of by the British delegation,
the
spokes-
man of which
<aid
tonigzht.
'‘The posi-
tion
of
Fraunce
is
right.
lecause,
with
the
armistice
operating,
no
one
could
think
of
conduecting
peuace
newotiations
if one party persisted
in
moving
troops
about with the
supposed
intent
of influo-
encing negotiations.
We
are
not worried
abourt
this incident
and
do
not
think
it
liable
to endangzer
the Lausanne
negotia-
tions’’.
Berlin, Mav 2nd.
—Gormany has plaecd
her
latest
proposals
respecting
repara-
tiors in the hands
of the
Allied
powers
and the United
States.
thiir
chief
fe:n-
ture is
an offer of the sum
of thirty
iil-
lhon gold inarks
in payment
of
her
obli-
gations
under
the
treaty
of
Versailles
The
paym:n*t
of
this
amount,
how-
ever,
is
d-pendent
on
the
raising
of
a
loan.
There
is
a
wide
divergence
of
cpinion
in
political
and
neutral
di-
plomatic
cireles
in
Beriin
tonight
with,
resp.er
to
the
effectiveness
of
Germany’s
new reparations
note.
Criti-
cism
of
1s
elastieity
and
apparent
lack
of
piecise
f{ormulation
i 3 counter-
ed
in
officiai
guarters
with
the
asser-
tion
that
the
note
vrovides
a
work-
able
basis
{or
serious
neggtiations,
in
that
it
not
conly
suggests
a
deflnite
starting
point, but
also
urges
invocation
of
neutral
expert
judgement
in
the
event that
the
creditor
nations
:r:
un-
abl
to
agree
on
the
question
«f
fix-
ation
and
cther
debatable
rpoints,
The offer of the 30
billions
1s
interpret-
ed
in
several
quarters
as
permitling
eveninal
amplification,
but
that
this
should
nut
be
definitely
indicated
n the
present
formal
note,
.dprasmuch
g2s
it
whoily deperds
upon
the
extent
to which
Gern
any
1s
accorided
conpieie
recdom
of econvmie
develovment
and
ploced
1u
a position
to
unceriake
her
internation-
al renabiintation.
The
uhiimate
sums
s!e
will
be
able
1o
render
1n
cazh
and
in
kind wiil also
be
largely
determined
by
the
extent
to
which she
1s permitted
to
negotiate
private
contracts.
Reference
to
tuis,
in
the
oflicial
text,
constituies
one of its several
elustie
Icatures,
whoie
ejucidation
L
¢ Govt.
is
reserving
for ihe
actual
negctiations.
The
velled
man-
ner
in
allusion
to
it
ils
macde,
it
18 com-
monly
unders
ood,
as
suggesung
ovver-
tures
for
a
Iranco-German
indusirial
entente,
to which the Kubr industriaiis:s
are aspiring
and
which they
beueve
con-
stitutes -the
crux
of
such
a reparations
soluilon
as wiil defintely appease
France.
With
reference
to
the
present
fixed
amount
of thiriy biilion, it
is sucyested
that this
more
nearly
approximates
39,-
000,000,000,
making
due
allowance
for
interest
payments.