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FRENCH MADE FEATURE
BY THE FAMCUS AUTHOR
“ABEL GANCE”
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The
War
Pictuce
‘3’ Accusa’’,
Written and
Directed
by Abei
Gance
is
a
Sublime
Feature,
a
Work
ol
Art
with a Lefty
Theme
and
many
Dramatie
Mom=n<s
in its Aetion.
The
Actors,
Actinge
ia
this ¥ilm,
are
among
the First
in
France,
the Composition
of
the
Seenes
are
beautiful
and
Imoressive
and
there
are Situations
of*Superh Significance.
It is
a Picture
Measuring
Fully
Up
to the Standard
act
in "'The
Three
Musketeers’’.
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May 281,
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Entrance....
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1l
them.
are
heroic enough
to
come
herve
to
say
what
is
to be
said
for
thelr
advan-
tage’’.
St.
Andrews,
Seotland,
May 19th, —The
United (States
was
two
down
to
Great
Brifain with erght
to go at
the conciusion
of play yesterday
in the golf
tournament
for
the Walker
Cup.
Os
two four
ball
four
homes
played
today,
Great
Dritain
won
three
of
them.
Until
late
in
the
afternoon
it
seemed
certain
that
each
team
would win two
foursomes,
but sud-
denly
S. Davidson
Herron,
with
a load of
six
up
and
ony
12
holes
tc
go
began
piaving
like
a beginnoer
and
threw
wway
the mateh
and
E.
W,
Holderness
and
W.
1..
Hope
won
on the
ho
ne
green
before
a
gallery of 4,000,
To
tie the
British
team
for the trophy
the
[imted
States
oollers
tomarrow
must
win five
out
of eight
sin-
gle
matehes,
They
ne:d six
victories
to
win
A
tie
will
enabie
the
men
from
overseas
to retain
tne
cup woi a’
South-
ampton
a
year
ago.
ilobert
Gardner,
capain,
and
Maxwell
Marsten
al2
e
o. all
the United States
i2am
tr.uaiphed
yesterday.
London,
May
20th.—In
the
opening
mateh
started
yesterday
against
UCam-
bridge
Usiversity
the
West
indians
scored
119
runs
in
the
first
invings.
Cambrid
e University
193 for eight
wick-
etls.
Camden.
S. ~
May
19th.—71
known
dead and
two
unacevunted
for
was
the
toll o a
sencol
house
dre
at
Clev=iand
on Thursday
night.
The
fire
destroyed
the school
house
at
Cieve iand eight
miles
south
of
here,
while
an
entertainmenrt
was being held
on
the second
floor of the
building.
Tae fire
which
destroyed
the
Lorame puilding apparently
resuited
from
tiae explosion of an oil lamp
on the
stage
sranged
for
the
closing
entertalvment
¢:
the
school.
Within
almost
a
brezath
ti.e whole front of the
sccond
story
room
was
ablaze.
Secores
of the audience
made
a
neeried
rush
for the
single
enfrance
to the stairwavs,
desmie
the
eounsel
of
cooler
heads.
Some,
unable
to penetrate
the jam to safety,
leaped
from
the
sec-
ond storey
window
to die
of injuries,
or
to
be
taker
from
the
scene
sufferinge
from broken
liinbs.
The
collapse
of the
narrow
wooden
stairway
caused
many
of
the deaths,
a
nuiaber
of
persons
beiny
crushed
in
the
debris.
The
death
list
reads
like a
aster
of
the
families
of the
community.,
Family
after
family
was
virtually
wided
our.
In
almost
every
instance,
where
parents
are
listed
as
dead.
from
one
to four children perisheJ.
London,
May
19:h.—British
shipown-
ers
in conterauce
at
the
Board
of
Trade
discussed
the
recent
probibition ruliny
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States,
Represontatives
of ‘the Chamber
of
Shipping,
the
Liverpaol
stea:nsiuip
owvners
association
and
the
Board
of
Trade,
talked
over
the
combplications
arising from
the ruling,
after
wnich
the
stiipowners
proposec
that
the
Foreion
Oifi:e
be
requested
to protest
strongly
to Washineton
against
any
interference
with the siipoing
arrnn2emsants
of other
nations.
In the
enurese
of
the
diseussion
it
was pointed
oat
ihar
the
adoption
by
other
ecountries
of
sueh
rezulations
as
projectad
by
the
United
S:ates
woul:d
have exiraoriinary consequences.
London,
May
19ih.—lerridc
storms
raced
over
the plains
of Lomoardy
yes
tarday,
part:cularly
in
the
province
of
Bergamo,
savs
a
Central
News
despaten
frora Rome itoday.
The
rains
changeild
to hail winteh
fell
violently and
covered
many
tracks
of
land
to
a
eonsiderabia
depth.
The
damawe
to
crops.
says
the
meassace,
is estimated
at
tens
of millions
of fire,
Leeds,
Mav 19th.—H. C
Jolly. of Fox-
grove,
the Boalish professienal,
defeated
'
Walter Hagen,
U S holder
ot
the British
.
open
golf championship
title, two
up
in
~
the final of the
professional
tournament
nere
today.
L.ondon,
May
20th.—Mr.
Bonar
Law
sent
his resignation
to the King tonight,
because
of iil health.
He
was
unable
to
present
it personallv.
The
Kirne
will
summon
one
of
the Conservative
leaders
to form
a
new
cabinet.,
[l
is cenerally
¢
accepied
that Marquis
Curzon
will be
the
next
Premier,
'
London
Bhlav 19th.—What
is
stated
to
be
the
bivgest
transaction
that
has
yot
taken
place
in
the
whisky
tiade
is
re-
|
terred
ton the feilowing arnounce
ment
i
made
ir
Dundee
last
night
‘‘ibe
James
Watson
Co,
Ltd.
have
sold
their
stocks
of whiskey
to
the
Buchanan,
the
Dewar
and
Messrs
Walker
e
neerns
and
will go into voiuntary
licuidation.”’
St.
Andrewn,
May
19th.—
Cyril Tollv,
former
British
amateur
champion,
de-
feated
Jess
Sweetscr,
the
United
States
.
champion,
ot a36
hoie
mateh
played
in
today ‘s Waiker
cup
competition,
by
3 u
and
ane
to
plav.
Paris,
Mayv
(9th.—The
army oi occup:
-
ticn
in
the
kuhr
is
to
be reinforeed
by
anodher
fitieen
to twenty
thousand
men,
says
‘Le Malin'’.
The
paper
says
thut
at
a
moment
when
fresh
conversations
may
be
cpened
among
the
Allies,
it
is
more
necessary
then
ever
to
be able
to
-
demcastrate,
tl e solidity, the
produectivi-
t
ty and dusability
of
the
Freuch
occupa-
L
tion.
’
Kingston
Jamaica,
May
19th—At
a
L
ecombined
meeting
of
the
Jamaies
Mer-
[
¢hants
Exeonanve
and
Chamberof Com-
merce
and
the
Jamaiea
lmperial Associa-
tion held
vesterday
the
following
reso-
©
Jution
was passcea
unanimmously
resolved
that
wt
a
joint
meeting
of
the
.Juamaica
Chamber
of Commerce
and
the Jamaiea
Imperial
Association
held
at
the
rooms
of
the
chamber
of
cotnmerce
specially
convened
tor ithe
pacrpose
on Fridav
May
13th.
1923,
it
1s
the
considered
opirvicn
of this meeting
that
His
Exeellency
the
Governor
be
requested
to
enter
a
pro-
test
on behalf
of Jamaica
by
cable
to the
Doniinion
Government
against
aitera-
|
tion
10
tee
dumping
elause
of the
Canadi-
an tariif,
this
meeting
being
convineed
that
alternation
or
relaxation
wiil
yrove
-
detrimental
to
the
best interestsof the
.
osugar
industry
of Jamaiea
and
the other
.
British
West
Lndian
colonies,
This meet.
ing
is
turther
of
the
opinion
that
the
contemplated
relaxation
1
the
aamp-
ing clause
of the
Canadian
tarifl
is dis-
tinely contrary
to the spirit ol
inter-kni-
.
pire
trade,
if
not dirmetrically contrary
to the
letter
of the
Canadian
West
In-
~dies
trude
agreement
and
that
if
per-
.
sisted
in
by
the
Canadizn
Government
suct
action
would
justify abrogation
on
.
the part
of Jamaica
of
the trade
agrec-
-
ment,
on the
grounds
that
the
contrace
!
was
not
being fuliy complied
with
by
the Canadian
Government
in other
direc-
e