ST
L 8
1 &
KA
VIS
to the League
of Nat'ons.
;
|
London,
May Illst.
-Mr. Lloyd
George
|
has
gone
to Hythe,
near Dover
where
he
will spend
the weekend
with Sir Philpins
Sassoon.
Lhere is no disposition on the part
of
the
KFrench
Premier
to
discuss
the
Silesian
situation
with
Mr. Lloyd George
before
Tuesday,
after
the
meeting
of
the Chamber
of
Deputies.
Advices
re-
|
ceived from
Silesia
would
appear
to in-
’
dicate
that
neither
the
™oles
nor
the
aermans
ace
taking
the
ottensive,
pend-
ing
a meeting of the
FKFrench and British
f’remiers.
I'ne
propose
meeting
of the
Supreme
Allied
Council
for the purpose
|
of
discussing
Silesia
appear
today
to
have
been
pushed
indefinitely into
the
future.
Berlin, May 22nd.
—A despaten
from
a
German
source
at Oppelen
says
Polish
re-
iniorceme.s
have
crossed
che
frontier
inio. upper
Silesia
and
that
there
were
severe
fighting
on
Sunday
in the neigh-
pouarnood
of Rosenburg.
lLie insurgeunts
were obiiged to evacuate
several
villages.
'ne
finai
sutcome
of the affray nas
not
been
reporied
Madrid,
“iay 22nd.
—he
[iempo today
prinis unaer.
reserve
a
repori
irom
trav-
ellers
reaching
Vigo,
to
the effect
that
a
revolution
has
broken
out
in
iaspon,
Por-
tugal.
According
to
the
travellers
(he
members
o1
tne
abinel
nave
beeu
-
prisoned
and
Machado
Dossaatos
nas
besn
prociaimed
President
of
the Repub
lic.
,
New
York,
May
22nd.
Proposiis
oi
bederal
mediators
looking
to
a
setlie
“mnent of the
Naulon
Wide Marine Sirike,
which has
been
in
effect
since
May Ist,
were unanimously
rejected
at
a meeting
here
touay
|
San
Juan,
P.
R.
May 23rd.—Governor
Arthur
Yager
ieft yesterday
atiernocou
for
the
®nited
States.
His
successor,
vir.
.
Mount Riley has
not yet
arrived.
'ne. Treasurer
of Puerta
Rico.
{the Hou.
iose
E.
Benidecto,
will
act
until
his
1
arrivai.
:
ndon.
May
23rd.
—A despaich
from
Caire
to
the
Exebange
Telegrapbh
Com-
pany
reports
many
dead
lying
in_the
sTreets
of
Alexanrdrid.
Une report
states
inat
two
Buropeans
were dranched
with
netroi
and
burned
in
the
strees.
On
Sanday avening
1t is
known
some
benzine
siores
near
the
Alexaandria
docks
were
ransacked.
A
band
of
1,500 armed
Bed-
ouine.
sfvs
the
Cairo
message,
are
re
poried
ta
begdvancing
on Ramiet,
five
miios
north
of
Alexandria
to participate
in
a
genepal
revolution,
whien *hut for
the
presence
of
ihe
British
may
succeed.
Many telephone
lines
have
been
cut.
Ca-
iro,
adds
the
message
IS
1n an
eXxcited
state,
!}i}i‘
na
disorders
?l :
7 .(*,")«3-’.’
there.
;
Alexandria,
May
Zovd
RUro pe
l
ans
were
kuled
znd 72 others
inded
|
in a'rio:
Here
on
DURMGAY
0i
wnd
this
|
?‘g}::';j:';i_(’;"\
it
was
gnacoiced
al
noon
LO-
aav.
+ne
;),E":‘;f
casualties
wzaie
ot
g
givea
oul.
i
iondon, May
23rd.-—Many persons
are
.
reported
to
have
been
killed in an
out-
.
break
in
Alexandria,
where natives
at-
.
tacked
luropeans, says
adespatch
from
'
that
city.
DBritish
troops
have
taken
|
charge
ot
the
town.
[t is rumoured
that
'
Lhe
outbreak
arose
from
the killing of
a native by a Greek,
which led to attacks
by
the natives,and
students
on
Greeks
aud
ooher
kuropeans.
Ambulances
were
!
~
busy
all’
night
taking
the
wounded
to
|
hospitais.
Many fires
were
started
«nd
I
in
some
districis
it
was
reported
that
patienis
were burned
alive.
During
the
uight
e
riorers
smashed
windows
for
Sevcerai
hours and
this morning all
busi-
ness
places
are
closed.
DBefore
the
ar-
rival
ol
ine
soldiers
this
morning
the
uropeans
had gatbored
al the
Govern-
i
meni
Uttices
and
they
greeted
the
|
{roops
with great
enthusiasm.
1
Constantinopie,
May
lst.—French
l
Lioops
have captured
200 bandits in a bat-
|
.
lie fougbt
west
of lcharalem,
at
Lhrace.
|
Among
the
prisoners
wds
the
ghiel
|
woionel.
|
vondon,
May
22nd.—l'he
-Govt.
has
decided
to send
troops
to
Silesia
at
an
|
eariy
date,
1l
was
announced
today.
Paris,
May
23rd.-—llhe
High
GCom-
mission in Upper
Silesia
has
sent
dele-
gates
Lo
intervene
with
both
Germans
and
Poies
and
endeavour
to
ob'ain
a
cessation
of
ail
Military operations
in
that
territory,
according
1o
French
official despatlches
today.
=
Hoylake
England,
Mzy
23rd.—'he
United
Statzs
Golf
Team.
which
is
to
|
contest
the
British
Amateur
Champion-
ship
begzinning
today,
made
a
clean
|
sweep
1n
the
Lour-sowmes
arranged
as
part of a
preliminary
series
of matches
with British
players,
contested
bere
on
Sacurday.
AU
tour
were
won
by
|
(1. 5. Pairs,
|
lokio,
May 22nd.—Japan
is
to
eva-
|
|
cuate
Siberia
and
to
restore
Shaniung
|
{
<,
China
at
the
earliest
possible
mo-
‘
men:
aceording
to
a
a
statement
by
an
official
of
the
Foreign
Office,
fol-
|
lowing
the
adjournment
today
of
the
{
(Colonia! Conterence,
whicn
has
been
in
|
session
here
ior lbe last
week.
Accord-
'
inyg
Lo the Eieninichl Shimbun’’ Japan’s
CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
B.OOC.
THIS
EVENING
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6 REELS>S
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o
conditions
of withdrawal from Shantung
include
assurance
of tre
maintenance
of peace
and
order in the
three far eas-
tern provinces,
with
safeguards
against
the
establishment
of
Commupism
and
protecticn
of
Japan’s
economic
inier-
ests.
Leipzig,
Germany,
May
23rd.—The
trial of'war eriminals,
as provided
1n
the
I
Versailles
Treaty,
opens
in the
Supreme
{
Court
here
today.
Littie
interest
was
|
displayed
by the
public,
and
there
was
I
only
a small gathering
nutside
the
court
to
watch
the arrival of the Eritish
Com-
missioners,
headed
by
Sir
Ernest
Pol-
lock, a Solicitor General
of Great Britain.
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