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SUPREME COUNCIL MEETING AT CANNES.

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GENERAL CONFERENCE MAY FOLLOW.

LONDON, Decembra 22. Prior to the supreme council meeting at Capnes there will be a series of meetings of business men and financers both in London and in Paris with representatives of the respective governments followed by joint discussions in Paris at which some Ministers will probably be present, The result of these conversations will be reviewed at Cannes and according to British sources it is not improbable that a proposal to ronvoke a general European economic conference will be considered, the Allies deciding what nations are to be invited. There has been no serious difference in London as regards reparations but naturally this cannot be dissociated from the larger question of the economic restoration of Europe.

EUROPEAN CONFERENCE DEEMED UNNECESSARY.

LONDON, December 22, After the final meeting of the Premiers this morn- ing M. Briand stated that agreement had been reached practically on alt points. It is understood that whatever ideas were entertained in responsible quarters regarding the eventual summoning of a European financial con- ference including Germany and Russia they have Low been definitely abandoned.

The Cannes meeting will pay close attention to the economic restoration of Europe therefore a separate con- ference is deemed unnecessary. Moreover Germany and Russia may be consulted diplomatically as occasion re- quires while the American Amb sador, Col. Harvey attend, officially with a watching rief.

THE TROUBLE IN INDIA.

QUESTION OF ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE:

CALCUTTA, December 22,

The Viceroy informed a deputation of representatives of the provinces that the round tible conference men. tioned in the cables on December 20 will be impossible unless on assurance is forthcoming that the noncooper- ators will cease defying the law.

DAIL DEBATE ADJOURNED.

SPEECH TIME LIMIT PROPOSED,

VOTE IMPROBABLE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

LONDON, December 22. The Dail has adjourned till January 3.

TOO MUCH TALKING.

LATER.

failure of parties (after an acrimonious debate) to agree or The adjournment of the Dail Eireann followed the the limitation of speeches without which it will evidently be impossible to reach a vote before Christmas. Mr. Collins moved the adjournment and the Countess Markovics seconded.

The Ratificationists proposed and the secessionists opposed the time limit. During the ensuing heated speeches both sides professed their willingness to sit continuously till a decision was reached. Mr. Collins. foresaw a national advantage in adjourning over Christmas but Mr. McEntee, in moving an amendment to continue till a decision said there was a grave national danger. Eventually the amendment was rejected by 77 votes to 44. The news was received with

great dissatisfaction the crowd outsida.

THE NAVAL ARGUMENT.

MEETING OF COMMITTEE.

FRENCH DEMANDS CONSIDERED.

WASHINGTON, December 22. The nival committed of fifteen with experts met th's morning. A commanique simply states that the Chairman explained what had taken place in the sub- committees and a general discussion followed. It is understood that they discussed the French demands with reference to light craft: It is stated that Mr. Haghs has received another communication from M. Briand.

TROUBLE IN CAIRO. NATIONALIST LEADER DEPORTED.

CAIRO, December 22. The military authorities forbade the Nationalist leader Zaglul Pasha to participate in politics and ordered [The earlier cable stated: "There is an import. him and eight prominent supporters to return to their ant development in the political situation in con- villages. They refused and cousequently will be deported sequence of Lord Reading consenting to receive on 21st there by the military tomorrow. Excited crowds December a deputation of representatives of the pro-gathered in the vicinity of Zaglul's house and elsewhere vinces, which will urge the desirability of a round-table two demonstrators were killed and six wounded in conference. It is believed that Gandhi will attend."]

collisions with the police.

CHINESE L. O. N. DELEGATE,

LONDON; December 22,

Doctor Chou Wei, the legal expert of the Chinese

DUTCH CONSTITUTION REVISION. BILL PASSES SECOND CHAMBER.

THE HAGUE, December 22.

The Second Chamber of the States General bas delegation to the League of Nations has returned to passed the Bill for the revision of the constitution, Geneva from London.

COMMONWEALTH CRICKET,

ADELAIDE, December 23. New South Wales beat South Australia by 17 rucs New South Wales made 360, Townsend taking 5 wickets for 60. South Australia made 370, including a century by Pritchard. In their second innings New South Wales made 439 and South Australia 106. For South .Australia Smith made 104 and Townsend 117.

RUSSIAN RIGHTS IN CHINA.

M. CHITCHERIN'S CLAIM.

LONDON, December 22. M. Chit herin declares that Russia's rights in con- nection with the East China railway will remain un- impaired until an agreement is reached between a Russian delegation appointed for the purpose and the Chinese government.

RAILWAY COLLISION CASUALTIES

VuNIon, December 22. Casualties in the collision betweon the Paris and Trieste Rome expresses were five killed and thirty injured.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SHAPPEL

IMPERIAL GENERAL ST4FF. EARL CAVAN TO BE NEW CHIEF.

LONDON, December, 22. General Staff in succession to Sir Henry Wilson when Earl Cavan will be appointed Chief of the Imperial the latter retires on February 19.

OBITUARY.

THE HON. HENRY WATTERSON.

JACKSONVILLE (LORIDA, December 22. The death of the Hon. Henry Waterson is announced:

The Hou, Henry Watterson L L. D. E. L, edited the Courier Journal in Louisville from 1869 to 1919 when be retired. He was Confederate Staff Officer and Chief of Scouts, 1861-5 and member of congress 1875-77 and was a prominent member of reveral political Padres in America. Ho repeatedly declined office.

WIFE OF PROFESSOR H. A. GILES.

LONDON, December 22. The death has accurred of the wife of Professor H. A. Gilde, Professor of Chinese at Cambridge University. THE NAVAL ARGUMÍST

ABOLITION OF SUBMARINES.

BRITAIN, PLOUGHS LONELY FURROW.

WABINGTON December 22, None of the powers supported the argument for the abolition of submarines when Lord Lee presented it lo the full naval committer of the conference, id: Garraut and Signor Hohnazer, registered France and Italy's oppos tion and Japan took pra lically the samo stand although, LONDON, DEcember 22. the Japanede regarded German submarinjeni, a barbare The Privy Council has granted, the Grand Trunk The American "dvisory committen's report also Rallway Unupapy leave to appon from the finding of hold and open miul pending cobelduration of the British oppored abolition, but the delegation declared that it the arbitration tribunat in conus dilon with uzpropriation, and other statemente,

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