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of deiighitful quality,
produced
by
Tod
Brownini:
for
a
story
by
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Henry
C.
Rowland
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Mary Mae Larren
plays
the
role
ot
a Sceoten
giri who
comes
to
America.
Spofils
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woode
Aicken
portrays
in admirable
style
an irascible
old invalid,
who
Rns
much
to
do
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The rival
lovers
re played by David Butler and
Arthur Carewe.
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t
story
abounds
in
unique
humorous
situations
and
has
a
decidediy
attractive
roral
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setting
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sure
to entertain everybody.
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20 and
10c.
of
Chancelior,
Herr Mayer,
the
German
|
Charge
d’Affaires,
at
Paris,
was
pro-
‘
posed
for
the
post and President
Ebert
|
having
approved,
the
proposal
has
been
l
.
forwarded
to Herr
Mayer.
whose
reply
|
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is awaited.
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Rome,
June
16th—The
local strikes
of
|
railwaymen
at
Milan, Florence
and
Pisa
k
.
are
decreasing
ana
Several
trains
are
!
.
now running.
!
|
Paris,
June
16th.—The
"'Temps
an-
|
|
pounces
that
a
French
battalion
which
oceupied
Bozanti
in
Cilicia,
was
made
l
~
prisoner
by
the
Turks
at
20 kilometres
|
~
trom
Adana, the filure of their’ ammu-
|
nition having compelled
them
to
surren-
~
der.
It is hoped
that the
commander
at
~
Angora will have
sufficient
authority
to
intervene
in
Cilicia,
and
obtain
the
re-
legse
of the prisoners,
as required by the
-
armistice.
Athens,
June 14th.—The
Govt.
has
de-
cide *to eall
up
the
classes
of
1921
in
advance.
St
Thomas,
June
20th.——
Cable
be-
tween
San Juap,
P. R., and
Jamaica
re-
paired,
restoring communication
with Ja-
maica
and
all
points
beyond
via “this
Comarpany’s
lines.
London,
June
13th.——The
Cabinet
to-
~
day
discussed
the
Irish
question
and
received
reports
from Sir Hamar
Green-
‘
~
wood.
According
to the
“‘Daily Mail”’,
'
E
the
Chief Secretary
advised
the
Cabinet
that
the
measures
taken
were
proving
successful
and said
he
hoved shortly
to
arrest
some
of
the
principal
tercorist
leaders
in Ireland.
Paris,
June
12th.--Fifteen
thousand
tons
of wheat,
destined
for England,
have
been
diverted
to Germany
and
will
be
held
to
forestall
the
shortoge
there
Large
stocks
offifrozen
mutton
will be
sent
to
Germany
from
British
storage
houses,
Muirfield,
June
12th.—Mr. Tolley
won
the British
Amateur
Golf Championship
yesterday,
defeating
Mr.
Gardner f
-
Chicago by
one
hole.
‘
|
Sherringham,
June
12th. -M.
Leitch
lost the
British women’s golf
chambpion-
ship
yesterday
to
M.
Wethered
of
the
Worplesdon
Club,
who won by
twg
up
and
one to play.
Mexico City, June
12th.—Two
proved
cases
of bubonic plague
have
been
dis-
covered
in the republic
of San
Salvador.
New
York.
June
12th.--
Sir Thomas
Lipton
arrived
here
today
aboard
the
Celtic.
Newport,
R.
1., June
12th.-——Thelyacht
Resolute
won
today
in
the
sixth
race
with the
Vanitio, over a
Windward
and
|
Leeward
course
of thirty miles,
making
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‘
Athens,
Juneldih.
—The
hope
cf
a new
coalition for putting
an
end
to the
Minis
terial
crizis
has
disappeared,
in
conse-
quence
of a meetihg
of the principal
com-
mittes of the National Assembly
at which
it
was
decided
to make
preparations
for
the dissolution of Parliament
and proceed
with
new
elections.
Negotiations
for
ihe formation
of
a Cabinet
still continue.
|
Paris.
June
14cth.
-A Hava’s
despateh
from London
to
the
Temps
conflrms
the
report
that
the
Superior
Council
is
con-
sidering certain
imporfant
modifications
in .he
Treaty of Peace
with Turkey.
The
pacific intentions of
Rrance
in
Asia
Mi-
nor,
as shown
by
the
conclusion
of an
ar-
|
mistice
between
(‘eneral
Gouraud
and
|
Mustapha
Kemal,
are oenerally well
re-
|
ceived
in England
and
there
is
reason
to
|
believe that the French
point of view re-
|
garding
the
relations
of
the
Western
|
States
with the Ottoman
Empire is gain-
|
ing ground in British public opinion.
|
Genoa,
June
16th. —An
[nternational
|
Maritime
Conference
has
commenced
1
here,
16 States
being represented
by two
|
hundred
delegates
and
technicai
advis-
I
ers.
f
Paris,
June
16th.—The
Rome
corres-
|
pondent
of
the
“‘Petit Parisien’’
tele-
|
graphs
that
the
Chief
of the
Forces
|
operating
against
the
Italians
has
in-
|
vited the Italian Commander
to evacuate
|
Avlona, under threat
of severe
measures
|
against prisoners.
l
Berlin, June
16th.- According
to
the
{
“‘Germania,’’
the
organ
of the
Centre
|
Party,
Herr
Fehrenbach,
President
of
|
the
Assembly
having
declined
the
post