CABLES.
· LATEST CA HIES.
[NTHOU KECTER'S AGENCY, | COMMUNISTS IN THE RUHR.
TALK OF PROCTAIMING AA WORKERS' REPUBLIC,
Lospas, Alay med.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, MAY 25TH, 1913.
COMMISSION REPARATIONS
DIFFERENCES AGAIN
APPARENT.
PARIS. May yard. Differences were again apparent at the Reparating Commission as the occasion of an Atalian, seotumendation grant the hungarian appeal that the
the Jians wonht releas Allie
to
BRITAIN AND PRANCE. FRENCH PREMIERS MESSAGE TO
MR. BALDWIN..
་,
PARIS, May 3rd.
THE KOHAT OUTRAGE.
ABDUCTED ENGLISH CHINES EXPERIENCES.
THE KENYA PROBLEM.
A REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATION.
SETTLERS DEMANDS.
The final surrender of Mis Ellia was for other Demanda awiftly arranged. concessions, money, pardon, etc, ware abandoned and very early on April 23rd Kuli Khan and Moghal Baz decided that it was sala to move. Once they had started they The story of the Kobat outrage and of the let no time slapse which might have[now "THE TIMES" KENYA CORRESPONDENT. }
an adverse change in the
Every interest in the European community atmosphere but pushed right through to abduction and rescue of Miss Ellis says the resulted in Peahawar correspondent of the Associated stupne, where they arrived after of Kenya is represented in the oficial delega Fress of Indis compels the admiration for the wonderful courage and twenty seven miles journey to be welcomed tion which is -Governments.
girl | in 3. Poincare has replied: "I can renew horrible circumstances. The dreadful the Kohas district officera. the assurance that the French Government tragedy enacted in the Kohat bedroom will collaborate heartily with you for the the early hours of the morning of Satur
Mr. Baldwin has telegraphed to M. Poincars, most sincerely hoping for a con- uuance of the cordial Anglo-French relu tions, and the maintenance of the Entente,
greatest
which is the common objectivy of the two determination displayed by the abducted late in the evening by Sir John Maffoy and | Corynden, the Govarying Sir Robert
the
REUNION OF FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
At Kohat Miss Ellis was joined by her
He
Serious contranist disturbances have Hungarias revenues, in order to facditat, maintenance and development of the rela- day, April 14th, are best banished from father and proceeded to Peshawar whers sho | Segislative Council, be is a member of the
ccurred in the Ruhr area, notably at «Gelsenkirchen and Dortmund.
Repurta from Bey'in state that a were killed and 36 wounded at Grisenkirchen, where the Communists Dermpal a Coatin Police Station, hoisted the red Bag and rifled the public houses audi alupe. The French see not, intise foring,
According to silvices from C'etogne # were
killed and, 20 wounded it Gelsenkareteen yesterday afternoon in a verdict between a crowd of unemployed, strikers -incited- Clay Communists and the wearity police,
who were reported to be unble to copns! with the situation. It is officialy ad
mittel that there were 21 ensualties as the
the raising of a load."
vote the
By the Chairman's commission turneal down thà Anglo-Italian mation, but deuled to approve" of the Hungarian request that in cerita categ proșided for is the treaty, obligations, | including pussments in eash and kill, may (he speedily crumpletost.
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. QUESTION OF
REPRESENTATION.
INDIAN
SIMLA, May 23rd. Two Indian members of the Legislative Assembly huge tabled resolutions urging
tions of friendship and the alliance between our two countries,
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THE BALDWIN MINISTRY, SIR ROBERT HORNE NOT INCLUDED.
Loxos, May 23rd. it is annentneed that Marquis Curzon remains As Fomign Secretary.
Sir Robert Horne, interviewed a Glas gow. said the rumour that he had accept ed. the Chancellorship of the Exchequer under Mr. Baldwin was unfounded.
Mr. Leslie Wilson retains Chief Whip. Lord grby remains in the War Office.
LONDON, May 23rd. Sir Robert Horne in tuR[c“Nin* Glasgow, said that, at least for a tinte, he had turned his luck on any prospect of office in any Ministry,
THE CALIFORNIAN FIRE
min. Their rela
can but distress those
inted the public will is staying at Government House.
to
to attend the Con- ferenco at the Colonial Office.
Lord Delamere, who leads the delegatis,
is leader of is one of the original pioneers of the Canony elected members in the
Excentive Council, and be is, perhaps, the In the review of Miss Ellis Sir John Malfoy central figure in the political life of Kenes has boldly assumed mountains of responsir. C. Kenneth Archer is Chairman of the of his one aina he instilled confidence is those is not only a member of the Legislative bility. Sercue and unshaken in the pursuit Convention of Associations Mr. 7. A. Wood around him and his ever ready sympathy was a solace in the long days of anxious waiting.-(Associated Press.)
silent tribute to the pay memory of an herois English mother who laid down ber life in a gallant effort to save her daughter and turn to the inspiring story of Miss Ellis and her recur%
In the carrying out their plans the out laws were assisted by a combination of favvorable circumstances, the chief of which way a violent storm of wind which caused doors to bang, branches of tries to crash and creak, and a genorul prour which drowned all minor noises, including MM. Ellis's efforts to raise an alarin.
Having seized Miss Ellis, the miscreanta made off, first in a westerly direction across the polo ground, as already reported, but they almost imediately turned cast in the direction of Khashalgach, making a left humal circle. They reach the hills cast of the Kolast Kotal and south of the Peshawar Kohst-rousd.
rought of similar disturbavers at Dart. India, to be represented at the imperia FARLY REPORTS OF LOSS OF LIFE plain below.
Viceroy and two view of the
EXAGGERATED.
mund, hat it is believed that the casualties | Conference by th
bufians, presumably in really number. 40,
LOS ANGELES, May gard. anticipation that the entire 'question of A message from Mexicali states that the Indigns corsets will de referred to their strirted in a cituma and dextrose
A promimoit | Communist asserted, that the object was to seeure French interven
tion, leading to the disarmutuent of the security police and facilitating a passible putsch(?)
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Paris. Mag. Brd. Advies from
French soure at Durseldorf state that there are over 50, strikers in the Dortmum district. The movement is spreading daily.
The Communists are endeavoring to enginery a general strike in the Ruhr aren, and talk of proclaiming a workers' r
Conference.
THE INDIAN MURDERERS. TRIBESMEN CONSENT 20 THEIR PUNISHMENT.
SIMIA, May 23rd.
A Council of Afridi wod-Orakzai tribes mens has pabented to levying a fine of 50.000 rupes and the destruction of the "heuses
quarter. Fourteen bedies have been re- covered, Several an missing, but there are inlications that the early estimates ag to the loss of life were exaggerated.
A cable message yesterday stated that 10 Chinese were missing.!
EARL CAVAN IN POLAND. SPENDED CONDITION OF POLISH
ARMY.
Loxtos. May 3rd.
cot
MISS ELLISS BRUTAL TREATMENT.
April 26th. The Allahabad Pionen's Frontier resulent gives further interesting details of Miss Molly Ellis's abduction and rescue.
Miss Ellis, to whose phenomenal courage and grit a flood of testimony has been pour ing in from ali directions, has been able, hemys to reconstruct the whole story with minute exactness and to trace wit Accuracy the route taken by her captors,
of Every stone
the area travers
inti- every ravine and every track is mately known to the arch fiend, Ajab, who has for many years been known as 1 "sportsman" (save the mark!) of keen- new and enterprise and who has made these hills his hunting ground. His plans
laidl
meticulous care.
were
out
with
Council and of the Kzecutive Council, hat is pioneer of commercial life in the country
well.
38
"The Rev. Dr. J. W. Arthur, of the Church of Scotland Mission, Kikuyn, is a leading Gigure in the mission-field, and secretary of Protestant Missions. It is to him that the European settlers of Kenya look to support, the point of view of the Church in regard to the all-important question of the future of the native racea Dr. Arthur, who is gestion of the Governor, is not an official accompanying the delegation at the sug
any of the political debates at the Confer- member of it. He will not take part in ence, and his sole concern will be the welfare of the native.
LORD DELAMNRE'S VIKWA Lord Delamere has given mự * Irief statement of the principles which an auti his colleagues regard as at stake. In it he indicates the basis upon which the Buru
Half carried, half driven up the steep rocky path, the emptive girl looked back on the lights of Kihat cantonment in the When day broke, they were over the crest and looked down upon the main road, the sign of all that law and order and safety which was for the moatid werth boldness and deep cunang pean delegation will föumi their arguments, said) been made test case for the ment so far away. All that day the up. It was small wonder that he was able to evade thelitical position of Indians in Kenya the the tribal chigkas, Recognised passes and whole Empire, and is of the utmost import happy captive, las, surrounded ballaws, who, she know, would murder her besten tracks were avoided like the plague when to douth Africa, apart altogether on a sudden whit, with no covering from and the gang maintained their selected route from local considerations, Keyn ennnot the wild winds of the morning but the through the solitary wastes of the deserted all the arch-assassin's eat, which bure ghastly bills trusting no inan and treating all the traces of the night.
world as its enemy. And so the journey
unknown
ith no
continued. comp
"
pash
public on the Rubr. A reorudescence of the murderers of Mrs. Ellis and Major manœuvres of the Polish army at Bied-In spite of allem of hope yet visible." | and the intense cold. It must be re tor whose future we are trustees.
sabotage on the Ruhr railways has been reported.
TERRIBLE SCENES AND BITTER FIGHTING.
Bellis, May Bird Gelsenkirchen is still in the hands.nfi
the Communist commandỬA NH
and the citizens are terrified. The civilian defener force and the fire-urignals were driven out Jast night, and, at present then, is no forge available to combat the Communists. The seiten graterday were terrible and the fighting was mesi bitter. The Com- muaists veresed the police headqua
and theu ke it ng firm.
The condus had evidently ben
Anderson, and Major Der.
It has also
azred so expel any asassin offenting on British territory, and has curvesded the right of the British to search tribal territory, in case of any future outrage
pendence, he had found in
We are
The issue is not as to whether Imliaus should govern themselves, or whether india DRIVEN FORWARD THROUGH THE NIHT.
Through seventy miles of wild and unit should sit on the Central Council of the Empire-the Imperial Conference. At nightfall the journey was resumed.
mountains country was this slip of girl, That has been decided by others. The issue Food of sorts, including hot milk, was ob not yet 16 years of age, dragged by her is whether the legislative bodies and alumi
those Colsinies tained for the girl, after taking which she fiealish captors--her Hagging steps husten trative departments in was driven forward through the night. The ed by threats and rude using and wacht. Ulice should be dilated by perple At which are still under the control of the next four days and nights were a nightmare one time only did her bruised of alternate
pass interior in the genius for government, to the travelling and hiding, with over-bleeding feet falter. When crossing growing exhaustion and agony from bleed on which the snow still lay in sheltered detriment of the ideals of our civilization and
feet, added to the hapeless Earl Cavan has concluded his visit being taken further will furthering of sputs, Miss Ellis was overcome by weariness of those other mutes over why it and memixred that she wore but her night determined ant to agree to any tuusference to Poland, where he witnessed the
the spirit of this gallant girl clothes and rought stained deeply of trusteeship.
with the
of Mrs. Eilia which sho We are determinesi not to agree to ally Speaking at $2 luncheon, Eart remained risk..
On the sixth
undaunted.
day
her captors brought her had been mad
to put on by Shahzada, Cavan said he was deeply moved by the reception he had, and tributed the Polish to their home in Shahzaila inmediately degree of dilution of councils which would government in which we believe, or the in cold blood if her stength gave out. Army, which after three years of indescarce a soul had seen the party and the drew his dagger and threatened to kill her carry with it dangers to the lens of
a condition Afridi and Orakzai jirgahs who had set out
Miss Ellis' whereabouts.
march, threatened and justled by murderers worthy of Poland's great traditions into rescue her were entirely in the dark as to Through the long drawy, out agony of that lightest risk of future Asiatic domination.
when she moved, and tied by each arm to EFFECT OF TRIBAL PRESSURE
mardurer when she slept, and during the On April 20th the situation began to
poderful
suspense of ber captivity this cbange. Rescue parties were moving up and
gir
indomitable spirit" stood tribal pressure was closing in from all side, firat ad urbroken. At this junctare, after a strenuous and tail.
She was "able"
when touch was first es Khan Bahadur Kuli Khan, tablished with her by Khan Bahadur Kuli some journey, Kh Political Assistant in Kurram, reached Khan, who had come to Tirah, from the Khanki Hazar, the home of the famous and Kurrun, to write letters to her friends We stand
and by the policy laid down at the iniluential Mollal Mahmud Akkundzado. who were working for her release, letters Imperial Cuts of 1918 and radirmed The explorer Stefansson has arrived in which describes the visit.as" a hostile are there was still no indication as to where that would sorre for all time as a stand-in 1991. las cach community should have
Her abductors
heroic fortitude. Concise control of the composition of its own popola doniel all knowledge and all complicity
It businesse
sentences, setting forth the tion," and, 128 to-day the race governing is to Kuli Khan's errlit that, by the time demands of the murder gang and convey Kenya, and as trustees for the native pooples, London with the intention of submitting act violating the Russo-British trading Here there was
Mrs. Starr arrived, he had succeeded in iug her gratitude to those who were striving we maintain that the composition is for us securing a reluctant admission that the girl to aid her-there is searco a sign of to decide. was in a inountain fortress eight miles away faltering in these lines, not & querulous We hold to the policy confirmed by Mr.
The The offenders now start revealed. note her a tremor of irresolution. Firmly Churchill, when Secretary of Stater for the
carried off to
be an iterthought her be not delay your Colonies, of inture European self-users-
ment in Kenya, strict control of are continually threatening to kill me.
POLAR AIR ROUTE. EXPLORER TO SUBMIT VIEWS ON IMPERIAL POLICY.
LONDON, May 23rd.
to the British Government his views om Imperial policy in the polar regions. Interviewed by Reuter he said he was of
history.
FIELD MARSHAL FRENCH
IN BESSARABIA.
LONDON. May rd. The fact that the Earl of Ypres is at sent in Bessarabia is disclosed in an article in ide Soviet newspaper faredia,
agreement
RISH DEPORTEES CHARGED
LONDOS. May Bird. Art O'Brien, Sean McGrath, Sean
the opinion that a new era in the jalar O'Mahoney and Michiel hvid tious con- still more distance, strrigold, thoughs still
We are determined to see that dilution is limited to the minimum of representation to represent interests, given, as μ concesion, and not as a right leading to further clains.
We consider that our trustership impuses.. upon us the duty of safeguarding the pami tivo races in Africa from competition by Asiaties fur the posts available to the natives in their own continent.
formed in preparation for the onslaught, regions was opening because China, in his charged at Bow Street with seditious con- still more distance strong the Klan efforts. These men will stick at nothing immigration, and the safeguarding of the
D
for the entin operation was carried our azader anders from leaders, military times.
PROTESTS FROM GERMAN AND POLISH WORKERS, -
Paris, May rd. Advices fepan Partound state that the Association of German Miters, the Linion of Christin Workers and the Association of Polish Workers have appealed to the Ruhr miners; demiancing the works of disorganisation carried on by Russian emissaris, tending to destroy the miners" unity of frost and to annihilate the Steedom of the workers,"
PROHIBITION AT SEA.
BEING
„NEW
REGULATIONS
DRAFTED.
WARRINGTON, May 23rd. The officials who are drafting the new regulations will give effect to the Supreme Court's decision in regard to the tran
portation of liquors in American waters.
will be no conflict between the regulations and foreign laws,
opinion, could now be reached by airship across flas frozen beran."
+
EARLIER CABLES.
RUSSIA "CONCILIATORY." FURTHER CONCESSIONS ON THE
FISHERIES QUESTION..
Lustos, May 23rd.
A further Russian Note is very con ciliatory, and concedes most of the British demands. It suggests a conference between Chicherin and British representatives.
10
latter
the
for
any
揚 con-
spiracy
TWO NEW CARDINALS.
Rose, May 23rd.
was lessened. Eventually falinor was able to get a parcel of comforts and a letter of encouragemont delivered to the prisoner, who was meanwhile being rea sonably well treated by her captors' women, The Pope in secret Consistory has errat.folk, though suffering from exhaustion, and ed two new Cardinals, Monsignor Luigi ever present dread and the squalor of her Sincero, Assessor of the Consistorial Con surroundings. gregation, and Monsignor Navalli Rocen. Archbishop of Rologna.
GERMAN HUNGER STRIKERS
SUMMER TIME IN FRANCE.
Panta, May 23rd. The Summertime Bill has by 16 to ente passed both Chambers.
5
MRS. STAR'S JOURNEY,
assist
the
enter-
CHEAPER BEER BUT THIN. MYSTERY OF VARIED STRENGTH.
CHOICE OF FIVE,
Highlands for European settlemen, under the promises of numerous Secretaries of State.
Lord Delamere's statement, made on the eve
of the opening of discussions, indicates that, in spite of the events of the paat fow months, the European standpoint has not been altered. The three main pulutsat ixque still remain distinct-controlled in- migration, a form of franchise which will not now or in the fature, make Asiatic domination possible, and the reservation for European settlers of the uplands areas.
Both European and Indian representatives expect that there will be a hard colleagues, are convinced that, without in any way com Lord Delamere and his ing to decisions which would be detrimental to India as a member of the Empire, prin will be enunciated which will safe- iples future of the native races of
Stru
In the meanwhile Mrs. Starr, escorted by
Beer was reduced in London id. a pint the gallant Hessaldar Mughal Baz, had set forth on her adventuras mission from and id. a glass ou April 17th, in ali public- Shinawari. For the first few miles all houses and in most City restaurants, as
the people. went well PAR, May 23rd.
were friendly result of the now Budget.
Soveral of the more popular clubs in the willing to Hortrin, the Germann Reichstag deputy, ul and French communist, Albertini, who prise As, however, the party proceeded West End followed suit. Hotels and restau- were clear signs that the intrusion was not deal in halfpennies" and kept their beer at have been hunger striking in prison, have into the heart of the Umkzai country there rants of a superior kind said they did not In other places the been sent to hospital
where welcome. Here it was that sixpence the glass.
Baz showed his mettle. Undismayed, matter is being gravely discussed by club smoothed away difficulties last before committees and directors of hotels.
There was no change in the quality of they arose, paid no attention to
message
beer offered. It was just as varied, and Africa and ensure their development upon from Mullah Mahmud enjoining hi
him to turn back, and refusing to receive the femiashib, in many places just as thin, as it has been the lines which have characterized the and brought his charge to Khanki Bazar since taxation trebled the price to the colonization of similar portions of the Em-
ving consumer."
At the same time, they hope that little more than 2 hours after leaving
the average beer-drinker, the question details can be adjusted by means of which Shinawari. Faced with a fait accompli and with the influence of Kuli Khan and big of quality has been wrapped in mystery.the Indian community, now in Kenya will In one and the same house he may be be enabled to take part in the administra Kurram Jirgah, added to that of several
Army officers, who were served with a glass of beer which satisfies tion of the Colony in a degree compatible Orakzai
Indian with Moghal Baz, the Mullah reluct his palsto ani with another which is little with its vested interests, and, more par
ticularly, with its ability. The death has occurred of the Premier,antly acquiesced. That night the joint better in taste than water.
efforts of these officers succeeded in convincing Ajab, the leader of the gang, that it was to his interest to transfer his captiva to the Mullah's quarters, lest he should die of exhaustion or be taken forcibly from him by other tribestuen.
OBITUARY..
PREMIER OF NORWAY
CHRISTIANIA. May 23rd.'
UNTHINKING AMERICA.
"A HOPELESS COUNTRY FOR
INTELLECTUALS.”
10
man's
VIVE GRADES.
Before the taxation was roduced beer was brewed by most of the great London breweries in five qualities to sell at bd., BL, 74, Gu, and. bd., a pint.
Yesterday these prices were redaced a
THE DERBY.
The betting for the Derby, a month id, a pint 480, according to the Home papers was
100-14 agst Town Guard .........Gilpin.
by the brewers. The cheapest beur, sold as follows: at 4d a quart before the war and popu larly known as "four,ale," is, or should be, 4d. a piut, or just double the pre-
1
100-9
100-6
18-1
18-1
20-1
20-1
25-1.
33-1
Papyrus -My Lord.
Draka
B. Jarvis. Morton. .....Cottrill.
Legality.R. Dawson. Twelve Pointer Persse, Light Hand ......Taylor." Рань
Crawford.
After attributing its fresh concessions the wish to avoit giving anybody grounds for saddling the Soviet Govern ment with the responsibility serious consequences to general pence, which
the Note a break might cade Presses eeadiness to
granting Britishers the right of fishing outsile the three mile limit, pensi
of ny speedy a settlement as possible ing the question at an international conference, and readiness to pay compensation for the trawler eases concerned, likewise com- pensation for the execution of Mr. Davision M. Halvorset. and the arrest of the journalist Mrs. Stan Harding, thought it ex- disavows recognition tint "there press pressly
"been
any irregularity in tho to take back two lotuves. It
3188 ELLIS, IN THE MULLAH'S HOUSE. seigard b observation
the conditions
The Khan Bahadur went himself with a the Note
greater part of the United States of They have apparently shandoned any hope trade agreement in the of writing round" the decision, so there again repels the charge of infringernent, and Americt (days, bir. Theodore Drainer in party, over eight miles of sountain track, to in
the New York Independent) is not able anti fisa Ellis was carried on a
On War suggests a detailed discussion between re-
is there," a brewer was asked by It ex- to think. presentatives of both Governments.
It has material prosperity. shoulders back to the Mullah's house.
to prévent willingness to reiterate or confirm beautiful homes, machinery galore, and the morning of April 2nd Mrs. Starr was presses the undertakings given in the agreement, yes the majority of its people have the allowed to see her and throughout that day, a Daily Blail reporter,
"the orders of the Only," the
WLS, provided a similar declaration be made by mentality of a Europein or Asiatic pe while the officials and well-disposed tribes publican or restaurant keeper from selling
reply sint. They aroncerned with their little men discussed a solution of the problem of 4d, beer at the price of a better quality 3"
release, the captive girl found solace problems have no place in their
of a tied house, in which only one brewery counsel of a fellow-English-woman. But theix concerned, the ordera are generally strict. Lives
In houses and buffets which are not tied Take any large, successful organisation, danger and anxiety wore by no means over
1 AEDUCTOR PUBLICLY CURSED, Listen to them talk. When they do not.
the quality and price may vary, and no talk business, their conversation is like
Even while the two women conversed, the doubt do in many, CHELE Ant a manager | brewers, at which Col. J. Gretton, M.P.,
There is nothing to that of children boys of nine or ten. They murderers stood around, free and unrelent A serious situation in the Sent East is now nothing of art. of science of reing and making it clear that the girl was still from selling the cheapest beer at the chairman of Bass, Ratcliff and Gretton, Ltd., ligion. Literature is the last thing they their capture. There came a moment while highest price. The only thing he may not presided, circulars were issued making con reported. There are five Creek divisions know anything about. Make an intelli: the two women were along with the murder. do is tamper with the quality after he recessions beyond those provided in the west of the liver Maritzo, and the gent remark to them and they look like a gang and nowa reached the latter that the ceives the beer. Ho mast sell it as received.
"The lack of uniformity in beer and the These concessions should cold, Turks talk of attacking the French in Syria pancake because it happened that you did Afrüli lashkar, mubilled at last in the task
qualities of beers, both on dmaght and if the Greeks advance on the Maritza, not tell them a funny story. This country of
when tragedy attacking their opportunity offered to the manage or pro- | of i
looned very near prietor of a house to sell poor quality beer in bottle, to be reduced at once by a penny and- of taking. Mosul if the Alligs do has wealth and leisure that is, a H. G. homes, when tr not keep the reeks out of Constantinople. Wells says, staggering. But its people again. Shahzada, the actual murderer at the price of better quality is the under It is opined that it is largely bluff, both simply do not think They are carried of Mrs. Ellie, laid hande on Mra. Starr lying reason for such complaint, especially
and
workmen." sides hoping to extort inadmissible con away by nuts and fool ideas. You cazand hustled her from the
There seems to be room for a reform cessions from the Allies.
slam its young people into universities, threata were uttered menacing the safe-
The fracas at once which would result in raising the all-mand Meanwhile a Lausanne message reports with their classrooms and laboratories ty of both womIEN, that the responsible parties are hopeful of and when, they come out all they can talk brought help from those engaged in quality of the beer offered for sale in accounting yours ended in the Income Tax
Obviously something might be done," a settlement of the Turco-Greek dispute about is Babe Ruth. It is a hopeless consultation in the courtyard below, and pubile-house, buffets, and restaurante
by requiring every arising from the Greek refusal of the country for intellectuala and thinking the Mullah, incensed at the insult to Torkish demand for reparations, ue to people. The only thing they can do is to the sanctity of his roof, laid his carne said another brewer which it is reported in London that the make an existence among themselves, to publicly upon Shahzada and his com Boller of beer to state the quality and the Greeks are willing to make territorial con-
(Continged at foot of stal colum».} have a froemasonry of their own from panions. In this dramatic fashion was the name of the firm supplying it." which the reet are excluded,
balance Gually tilted over. cessions.
In regard to liquor rations for crews, the question lys been submitted to Mr. Mellon, Smeretary of the Treasury, and it is regarded as certain that it will be referred to President Harding after Mr. Mellon has fully considered it. It is. bolioved that Mr. Mellon will be urged to postpone the enforcement of the regula tions beyond June 10th.
DUTCH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON
PROTESTS.
THE HAGUE, May 23rd.
The Dutch Minister at Washington has Een instructed to lodge a friendly, protest regarding prohibition aboard foreign Fascis. Dutch Ministers is other countries áro sounding the respective Government's on the spme subject.
Britain.
THE, NEAR EAST. TURKS TALK OF ATTACKING FRANCE AND QREECE.-
LONDON, May 23rd.
The their little deaths. National or from hor long anxiety is the company and brewer who supplies the beer. In the case
·
Toom
Persso Hurry Off Bold and BadTaylor.
DREWERS' CONCESSION.
As the result of a metting of Burton
Budget
G pint.
Major Boyd-Carpenter, in parlamentary papers, states that the estimated probita of browing concerns in the United Kingdom for
years were:
1913-14 Casiragrime £9,370,000 1071-23.... Major Boyd-Carpenter also stated that Kingdom for the year ended March 31st, the yield of the boor duty in the United 1922, was £121,004,865.
: £17,550,000
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