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FENG YU HSIANG ADVANCING ON HANKOW.
HIS OBJECTIVE THE HANYANG ARSENAL?
TANG SENG CHI REPUDIATES **RED" GOVERNMENT,
DECLARATION OF ANKUOCHUN POLICY BY CHANG TSO LIN,
-JUNK EXPLOSION NEÁR NANKING.
According to information from native sources Feng Yu Heiang has abandoned his march on Peking and is advancing rapidly on Hankow. Tung Seng Chi, with the 4th and 11th Armies, has retreated, and the former "Red" Commander-in-Chief has tele- graphed to Feng disowning the Hankow Government and proclaim- ing his hostility to the Reds. It is expected that the two will come to some agreement. Possibly such remnants of the "Red" forces · that remain in Hankow may put up a resistance under the leader- ship of the Russian General Callen.
Feng's motive for attacking Haskow is said to be his desire to seize the important Hanyang Arsenal, which would greatly add to the atrength of his personal position.
News arrives of a minor, but very terrible incident, near Nanking. Two junks laden with explosives have blown up causing over 100 casualties. The mishap was probably due to carelessness on the part of the junk crews.
TWO JUNKS BLOW UP.
LADEN WITH EXPLOSIVÉS.
CHIANG KAI SHEK DIRECTS
RELIEF WORK.
[THROVON REUTER'S AGENCY.]
NANKING, July 3rd More than a hundred Chinese
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 4th, 1927.
NAVAL ARMAMENTS.
IMPORTANT BRITISH PROPOSALS.
ALLAYING AMERICAN
SUSPICIONS..
HITCH OVER CRUISER TONNAGE,
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,]
JACK DEMPSEY'S COMMANDER BYRD
BROTHER.
SUICIDE AFTER SHOOTING
WIFE...
SEQUEL TO DOMESTIC TROUBLES,
[HEUTER'S AMKEBICAN BELVICE.]
SARATOGA LAKES, N.Y. July 3rd. John Dempsey (38), brother, of GENEVA, July. 1st. Jack Dempsey, the famous pugilist, As an outcome of the meeting shot and killed his young wife of the technical committee of the Edna (21), and then committed Naval Conference, the British re-suicide. Jack Dempsey. left his presentatives have proposed that training camp for the scene of the Bubinarines be limited to
two tragedy and identified, the bodies, classes, of 600 and 1,800 tons respee. He directed that his brother should be buried at their former home at tively, with inch guns.
Salt Lake City. His sister-in-law Desire To Eliminate Competition.
will be interred elsewhere. LONDON, July 1st.
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Edna's landlady told the police It is impossible at present to that she was talking to Edna in the stale the exact effect of the pro- street when John appeared acting posals submitted by the three
he had been drinking. Edna Powers participating in the Naval followed John indoors and shots Conference at Geneva, as these
were heard a few minutes later. are now being examined by the Apparently the couple had separ- technical sub-committees, while theated a year ago, and the wife did delegates are seeking instructions not wanted John to know where from their Governments on the she and their two-year-old son were principles involved,
living.
All three Powers at the outset declared emphatically that their
HANKOW AT FENG'S MERCY, desire was to eliminate competition
between them in naval armaments; and ench submitted concrete pro- BORODIN 'LEAVING AT LAST!posals for limitation which had not, been the subject of preliminary (PROM OUR CHINESE CORESPONDENT.] examination,
CANTON, July 3rd.
Not To Build Up To Permitted Strength.
The British delegates since: the opening of the session have sub mitted a new proposal, to the effect that, without in form modify- ing
about the replacement of capital ships, the three Powers should
The Cantonese are not ready to concede that the troops of General of General Feng Yu Hsiang have Retually entered Hankow, but it is explained that pro-Nanking pro- gardists could easily have made their way into the City and dis casualties were caused when two playeil flags and issued circulars agree by a self-denying ordinance junks loaded with explosives sives alongside the Shanghai-Nanan Wang, Ching Wei and others king Railway Wharf at Siakwan had left for places unknown, Re blow up. Many people were torn
parts insund by the propaganda bureau announce that Borodin and to pieces and others were hurtled others have advised General Feng into the river and drowned. Scores Fu Hsiang that they will shortly of natives boats were wrecked and leave Chinn for a trip abroad.
three stran bunches were damaged. Roofs were turn off and the win- dows sanshed of buildings in the neighbourhood.
When the smoke cleared the Yang- Isze was covered with debris, while the wreckage and dismembered Jimbs were picked up hundreds of yards from the whart.
TREATY REVISION AND FOREIGNERS.
Į
CHANG TSO LIN'S DECLARA- TION OF POLICY:
(Wah Ter Yat Puo).
SHANGAI, July 3rd. General Chiang Kai Shek visited Marshal Chang Tso Liz has the scene of disaster and personally issued a statement outlining the directed: the organisation of the foreign policy of the Peking Gov- relief workers. The cause of the ernment. The two chief points are: explosion is unknown. It was pos (1) The old treaties now in force sibly due to the heat but more prob-between China and foreign Powers ably it was caused by carelessness must be subject to revision by on the part of the junk crews. peaceful negotiations.
FENG'S OBJECTIVE.
(Wuh Taz Yat Pga.)
SHANGHAI, July 2nd. According to a report from. Peking, the Ankuochun authorities. are greatly relieved at Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang's sudden
turn
upou Hankow which will relieve the
spokesman said that the sole pur-
(2) Foreign property-and-life must be adequately protected by Chinese authorities.
ON THE YANGTSZE.
QUIET-BUT "MINOR
INCIDENTS."
[NAVAL WIRELESS.]
"SHANGHAI, July 1st. Nothing to report from Yangtaze threat to Peking, An Ankuochun ports and Shanghai.
CHANOLIN, July 2nd. pose of Feng Yu Hsiung's campaign A number of troops have been against Hankow, was to secure for moved from the Yangtsze to Tang- himself Hanyang Arsenal which
tung Lake. would be of io a great deal more use to him than Peking.
CHANGSHA, July 2nd.
The oil evacuation has been com- pleted and all ships have left. A TANG SENG CHI LEAVES-German subject named Armholds And his wife are being brought to HANKOW.
Hankow in H.M.S. Gnat, baving Left Changteh.
MEXICAN PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION.
"COMBINE" AGAINST
CALLES.
[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.]
MEXICO CITY, July 3rd. Generals Arnulfo Gomez and Francisco Serrano, both Presidential nominees, have arrived at an agree. ment to join forces in the 1928
IN PARIS.
PRESENTS "BETSY ROSS" FLAG TO PRESIDENT,
GREAT RECEPTION BY POPULACE,
U.S. NAVAL WORLD FLIGHT CONTEMPLATED.
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
PARIS, July 3rd. The Gare St. Lazare presented од the the liveliest appearance arrival of Commander Byrd and his companions from Vur-sur-Mer, the public clumbering on top of the newspaper kiosks, the railway car- riages and even the glass roof out- side the station in their anxiety to obtain at sight of the adventurers and offer them the warmest of welcomes.
The airmen were greeted by re- presentatives of the French Govern- ment and American Embassy and also the trans-Atlantic flyer Levine. The aviators who showed signs of their recent experiences motored in procession through the streets amid, wildest enthusiasm to their hotel where they were the guests of Mr. Wanamaker, their financial backer, and under the medical supervision of an eminent New York surgeon, Dr. Bainbridge.
Full Military Honours.
PARIS, July 3rd. Commander Byrd and his col- leagues were received with full military honours at the Elysee by President Doumergue, who warmly congratulated the airmea mander Byrd handed the Presi
Com
SINGLES FINALS AT WIMBLEDOM.
VICTORIES FOR COCHET AND MISS WILLS.
GREAT STRUGGLE BETWEEN TWO
FRENCH CHAMPIONS.
The open singles at Wimbledon for the English championships have resulted in a win for Cochet over his fellow countryman Borotra From Reuter's short account it appears to have been a gruelling struggle between Borotra's brilliance and Cochet's cool stendiuess. The former started of at a great pace, and won the first two sets, but after that Cochet steadily assented himself, and despite a great effort the end held his impetuous opponent and
won at 7-5.
Last year Borotra beat H. O. Kinsey in the Wimbledon foals. In the women's angles Miss Wills of America seems to have had little dirtieult in disposing of Senorita de Alvarez (Spain) who was runer-up last year to Mrs. L. A, Godfree. The doubles events have not yet advanced be youd the semi-final stages. In the men ́s doubles Tilden and Hunter neet Brugnon and Cochet,
English lovers of the game will be glad to hear that despite, the huge monetary offers inde to her, Miss Betty Nuthall, who at 10 is one of Wimbledon's most promising favourites, has decided not to become a professionul [THROUGH RECTER'S AGENCY.)
MISS WILLS TRIUMPHANT.
J
LONDON, July 2ůd. The weather at Wimbledon was dull to-day but large crowds assem bled for the Anals on the Centro Court. Play began with the final of the women's singles between Miss Wills (America) and Senorita de Alvarez (Spain).
Miss Wills won in two straight sets, 6-2, 6-4,
MIXED AND WOMEN'S DOUBLES.
Mrs. Godfree and Miss Nuthall reached the semi-final of the Woinen's Doubles, beating Miss Fry and Miss Saunders, 3-6, 6-2, 0-1.
in the mixed doubles Kingsley and Miss Hill best Austin and fiss Nuthall, 6-4, 4-6, 0-4.
►
FRIDAY'S PLAY.
It was a battle of styles, Miss
LONDON, July 1st. Wills contented herself with her! At. Wimbledon to-day, there was good-length forehand drive while a downpour in the morning, but, it Senorita de Alvarez relied on her brightened later. The following backhand but was often netting or were the principal results:"
The Spanish cham- driving out.
pion improved in the second set and had the bettor of several baseline ducis. Sho drove the rising ball skillfully and neither player risked
the Washington Agreement Presidential election in oppositiondent a small silk stars and stripes advancing to the net.
to General Alvarco Bregon, ex-bordered with pieces of the original President and ataunch friend and American flag made by Betsy Ross in 1777. The Flag will be placed in supporter of President Calles.
General Gomez is the nominee of the National Museum. the newly formed anti-Re-Election- Commatider Byrd later received a' number of journalists at his hotel ist. Party.
when he stated that although he flew over forty-two hours he can not question the existing record as the long-distance recorda reckoned in a straight line.
strength; Britain and the United States undertaking to lay down only nine new ships between 1831 and 1940, instead of fifteen, and the Japanese programme being propor tionately modified.
America On Her Guard. This proposal Japan is apparently inclined to support; and while the United States has not committed itself definitely, the tendency of to regard every American opinion British proposal es an attempt to whittle down the American claim to complete parity of naval strength,
WEALTH!
AMERICA'S ·8611,000,000 FOR DEBT REDUCTION.
REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, July 2nd. The sum of 8611,000,000 of last! year's record Treasury surplus of 3036.000.000 will be applied to the reduction of the public debt, which
$18,512,000,000 now
having
This seemned at one time to imis
CHICAGO'S HOTTEST.
[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]
CHICAGO, July 2nd., Thirty deaths are reported due
peril the success of the Conference, been reduced during the year by but Mr. W. C. Bridgeman's cate- $1,132,000,000. goric disavowal of any intention to seek supremacy has undoubtedly cleared the air, and impressed the Americans in favour of the British contention that the strength of the fleets should be fixed not by the building capacity of each country. but by reasoned examination of its to the heat wave here. special needs, thus paving the way to further economies in the future,
[HRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE:] REDUCTION IN SIZE OF GUNS AND SHIPS.
Japan Favours British Suggestions.
RUGBY, July 1st. -The technical committee of the Geneva Naval Conference has made material advance towards
Buch a
agreement on questions relating to auxiliary craft, that British circa now hope the subject of capital ships will be taken up before long,
The British delegations' proposals regarding this class are for a re- duction of toapage from 35,000 to 30,000, to reduce size of guns from lengthen the life of battleships from to 13.6 inches, and to
18-inch
20 to 26 years,
MR. JAMES WHITE'S SUICIDE.
TRUST TO DEAL WITH STOCK EXCHANGE CRISIS.
THROUGH AEUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, July 1st.
sound mind was returned at the A verdict of suicide while of un- inquest on Mr. James White, the financier whose sudden death, as reported yesterday, caused a sensa tion on the Stock Exeliauge,
ably steadied. Leading members
are
LADIES' DOUBLES.
In the semi-final Miss Heine and Mrs. Poacock beat Mrs. Meliquhaus and Miss Harvey, 6-7, 6-2, 6-1.
MEN'S DOUBLES.
In the fourth round of the men's
doubles, Brugnon and Cochet (the holders), beat Kingsley and Gre- gory, 8-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, and thus reach the semi-final.
In the same round, Raymond and Condon beat Higgs and Lester, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4, and will thus meet Brughon and Cochet in the semi-
COCHET BEATS BOROTRA. A GREAT STRUGGLE. In the open singles final Cochet best Borotra, 4-6, 40, 6-3, 6-4, 7-3.
Borotra relied upon his unparal- leled volleying at the net. He was twige within a point of the set at 6, but driving too deeply sauri- He won the ficed the ninth
oraira was making next for set.
`and excellent backhandl strokes took the second set. There was a fine struggle in the third set until douce was called in the eighth Kame,
Cochet won this game for In the second round of the mixed WASHINGTON, July 3rd 3-3 and took the next game, for doubles. de Kehrling (Hungary) Borotra led 4-2 but and Mies Bennett (Britain) beat Mr.. Wilbur, U.S. Secretary of the set, to love. Navy, hus recommended Presidentting lost the fourth set. In the Tiden and Mrs. Mallory (America), Coolidge to award the Distinguish. futh set Borotra led by 6-2. A long 3-6, 6-1, 6-4. ed Flying Cross to Commander series of rallies in the eighth game Byrd and to make some recognition ended in Cochet's favour, After that Borotra fell away and Coebet, to his companions.
cool and confident, won easily.
"VOLVIDA GHL ANNOY
[RENTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]
Mr. Wilbur is considering the feasibility of a naval world fight following the Equator.
STORY OF THE FLIGHT.
LOST IN THICK FOG.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
PARIS, July 1st. Enveloped in a freezing and im penetrable fog, Commander Byrd sent out wireless signals which in. dicated his presence over various parts of North France for several hours, but apparently he was unable to pick the ground signals giving
up his bearings.
MEN'S DOUBLEs.
MIXED DOUBLES.·
Austin and Miss Nuthall (Britain) beat Borotra and Madame Bordes
(France), 0-4, 9-7.
WELL DONE. "BETTY":
REMAINS AN AMATEUR.
In the fourth round Baymond and Condon beat Higgs and Lester, 6-3, Mrs. Nuthnil states that she has ., 4.
In the semi-final of the men's finally decided that Miss Betty doubles Tilden and Hunter beat Nuthall will remais an amateur. Lycett and Austin, 6-0, 10-8, 6-4. [It will he remembered that Mias In the fourth round of the mixed Nuthall has been offered as much as doubles D. Greig and Mrs. Watson | £20,000, it was said to become a beat De Kehrling and Miss Bennett, professional. Lovers of the game 7-5, 6-4.
will be grateful to Miss Nuthali, Brugnon and Cochet bent Condon and equally to her mother, for
turning down these offers.] and Raymond, 6-1, 6-2, 7-5.
CONFLICTING REPORTS TO
THE ALBANIA-JUGO-SLAV INCIDENT CLOSED.
JURASCOVITCH, THE "BON E OF CONTENTION " RELEASED.
frunovan REUTER'S AGENCY.]
TIRANA, July 3rd. Juraskovitch, a dragoman of the Yugo-Slavian Legation, arrested in May by the Albanian police on a charge of spying has been released, and the Albania-Yugo-Slav incident is now closed.
AMERICA. Officials at Le Bourget were con- vinced that the airman was over-
[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.] sheaves of head, and sent up Medical Evidence indicated that rockets, though they realised the he took prussic acid, which did not futility of Byrd attempting to slight.
NEW YORK, July 2nd. Most conflicting reports reached kill him, and later took a large Finally, with their petrol run- dose of chloroform, from the effects ning short, the airmen saw
the United States before the glad light of which he died.
news arrived confirming the safety and made a risky descent and land- The Stock Exchange has considered in the sea near Ver-sur-Mer light of Lt-Camdr, Byrd and his com-
bouse. The impact
shuttered the panions. machine, and in a
The wives of two of the latter high sea and In support of these proposals, it have conferred and arranged to up is urged that if the three Powers form a trust for the gradual liqui- dense darkness the airmen inflated were sitting at the telegraph wire dation of any large blocks of shares two indiarubber lifeboats and gain awaiting reports when it was falsely concerned agree thus to carry a stage further the limitations pre- that may be thrown on to the ed the shore. They declared that announced that the America had scribed in the Washington Treaty, market in the event of a trustee since leaving New York they had landed at Paris.
being appointed for the Beecham
seen neither the sky nor the sea, Fireworks were inmediately dug their action would provide striking Trust, of which the deceased was being enveloped in impenetrable fog out, an orchestra was hurried from proof of sincerity in the cause of
New York, waiters were obtained [Yugo-Slavia protested strongly armament limitation, and would chairinan.
It is now ascertained that Byrd and a banquet was soon under way against the arrest and later the moreover lead to very substantial
decided to descend on sighting the ut which the two ladies occupied entire legation staff left. So serious: economy. It is, of course, intend
the seats of honour.
was the breach between the two ed that the British proposals should
lighthouse, and came down at 2.30, got 5.45, in the morning. The he adjusted so as not to affect in
It was only when the sweets nations that the French, Italian and 'plane was fairly seriously damaged. course had been served that the German Ministers and the British any way the balance in regard to the capital-ship ratio, which was
M Poincare telephoned the Gov- agreed to in Washington.
ernment's congratulations to Byrd report was discovered to be pre-chargé d'Affaires presented on June
mature. immediately he heard of his des cent, and also congratulations to the United States Government.
British Steamer Fired On. SHANOHAI, July 3rd. The 4th and 11th Red" Arinies A British steamer bound under the command of General river was fired upon from Hwang Tang Seng Chi have retreated to chow on July 1st. Three Chinese Hanyang as the result of Marshal passengers were wounded. Feng Yu Haiang's sudden advance towards Hankow, but so far there has not been any fighting between the opposing armies.
Officials In Flight.
No Search Of British Vessels: Permitted.
CHINKIANG, July 1st.
DEATH OF COLUMBIAN The Anti-Japanese boycott Society
EX-PRESIDENT. has announced its intention to It is reported that a number of inspect all vessels arriving at this "Red" leaders, including Tam port. The local Commissioner for
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] Ping Shan, the Minister of Agricul- Foreign Affairs has been informed
BOGOTA, July 2nd. ture and Labour at Hankow have that this will not be permitted as Aed to a Japanese hospital; Borodin regards British ships, and only the It is hoped that a clear under-The death is announced of General and Tang Yan Teh are said to have customs officials will be allowed on standing of this fact, coupled with Pedro Nelospina, Fresident of the taken refuge on a foreign steamer. heard.
the British delegation's frank de Republic of Columbia, South Ame- Other important Red officials are
SHANGHAI, July 3rd.claration that they have no desire rica, from 1922 to 1926 and an ex- said to have deserted their offices. General Chiang Kai Shek and to question the United States claim Minister of the United States.
Mr. Chang Ching Kiang have arriv. to purity with Great Britain on any ed here from Nanking this morn class of vessel, will facilitate dis- ing. The reason for their coming.cussion of this subject. is unknown..
ANOTHER HANKOW ENEMY.
CHINESE PROTEST. ·
AGAINST SHANGHAI SELLEMENT. TAXES.
SHANGHAI, July 2nd
Co-Operating With Fong. General Sha Tao Yan, having declared himself anti-Red und against the Hankow Government, has telegraphed to the Nanking Government to the effect that his
Union forces are some distance east of
The Chinese Tenants Hankow and that he is preparing yesterday decided that all Chinese to march upon Hankow in Con shops in the Settlement should close junction with Marshal Feng Yu to-morrow (Sunday) and all Chi- Hsiang.
nese residents attend a mass-meet- According to a foreign reporting as a protest against the increase Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang has in the Municipal tax. arrived at Saokan to direct mili- | tary operations.
The 10th
"CALLIOPE" LEAVES FOR CHINA.
It is understood the Japanese are in principle inclined to regard with favour the British proposals on capital ships.
DORIOT'S APPEAL DISMISSED. TROUBLE MAKER IN CHINA
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.).
francs.
and rain.
PRESIDENT DOUMERGUE'S
CONGRATULATIONS.
(THROUGH RECTER'S AGENCY.]
23rd separate but identical notes fo the Yugo Slav Government demand- ing that the dispute between them and Albania ahould be settled and the dragoman released.]
AVIATION IN HOLLAND.
PERILS OF THE LANDING. LATER. Commander Byrd aays that he lost his bearings immediately he touched France, his compass fail- and congratulated Chamberlin and STATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT. ing. He was totally unaware that he had been over Paria. He saw a
PARIS, July 2nd. President Doumergue received Levine and sent congratulations to t Comdr. Byrd and his colleagues. LINDBERGH'S VISIT TO
CANADA.
THE HAGUE, July 3rd. The first chamber have unan imously passed & Bill providing for the state to subscribe half a million florins capital to the Royal Dutch Air Navigation Company and a subsidy 2,800,000 florins spread over seven years.
REGULATING NICARAGUA. AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL
Highthouse and decided to descend at all costs, although he was unable THE CRUISER PROBLEM.
to see the water, as the petrol was giving out
The undercarriage was PARIS, July 2nd.".
wrenched ANOTHER HITCH.
The Court of Cnaation has re-off, the propellers damaged, and the [REUTER'S AMERICAN BERVICE.} jected Doriot's appeal against the cabin flooded.
sentence of thirteen months' 'im An indiarubber boat was blown prisonment and a fine of 3,000 up, and they rowed 200 yards to the WASHINGTON, July 3rd. American officials are disposed to
shore. They shouted, but no-one join issue with Britain's suggestion
[Doriot, the French Communist heard them. Fishermen, seeing the at Geneva to fix the total cruiser Deputy, was to be arrested on hie wrecked machine, informed the sons tonnage at 600,000 tone instead of return to France from China where of the Deputy Mayor, who found at 300,000 tons as proposed by the he was a member of the deputation. Byrd and Noville exhausted on the Americans,
and
former figure inc the
including Tom Mann, who visited beach, Accata and Balchen having
Hankow, ete, and were gone to the lighthouse. General Tang Seng Chi has
is insisted upon Mr. Gibson will be
Byrd almost fainted while ascend. telegraphed to Marshal Feng Yu
forced to
entemente feted by the National- abandon the Hsiang to the effect that he himself
efforts to reach an agreement with iets. Owing to his eleventh-houring the stairs of the Deputy Mayor's has no real connection with the
the building of appeal against a sentence imposed house, but gave minute instructions regard to cruisers, The cruiser Calliope is leaving for which would be in abeyance under in hie absence, Hankow Government. He mention-
administrative regarding the care of his plane. ed his recent actions against "Red" Hong Kong from Sheerness on July the suggested agreement till 1931 action had to be suspended and An American lady who was fortunately marred by tragedy. Two of nominated Mr. Frank McCoy as agitations which were in full.com-6th, carrying new crews for H.M.B. when the ve Powers signatory to Doriot sensationally appeared at a nately staying at Ver acted as inter- the escorting planes collided when Chairman of the Commission to
large Communist party meeting in preter.
about to land and Lieutenant John supervise the presidential elation
ston was killed.
in Nicaragua in 1998. pliance with public opinion in the Petersfield, Samew, and Gannet, the Washington Pact cement.
Paris.} (Continued on next Column.) Liang HuHupsh and Hunan. for further service in China.
taken Yenchowang Army Gave |
[KOVOA REUTER'S AGENCY,
LONDON, July 1st,
(Continued on next Column.)
OTTAWA ARRIVAL MARRED BY TRAGED1.
[TABOUGH REVTEE'S AGENCY.] SELFRIDGE FIELDS, Michigan,
July 2nd. When Lindbergh landed, he was informed that the War Department had ordered twelve seroplanes to escort him to Ottawa where he is Aying to participate in Canada's
In conforinity with the terms of the recent Nicaraguan peace agree OTTAWA, July ard. Jubilee celebrations.
President Coolidge has. Lindberg's arrival was unfortu- ment
APPOINTMENT.
RAPID CITY, South Dakota,
July 3rd.