Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-11-27
Foreign

Foreign
The Russo-Polish peace negotiations
were resumed at Riga.
Seven persons were killed and thirty
wounded in a conflict between social
lists and anti-socialists at the first meet
ing of the new municipal council at
Bologna, Italy.
Two members of the house of COM
mons at London came to blows during
the question period with the Irish stu
alton under discussion. They were
Joseph Devlin, nationalist, and Maj.
John Nelson, uniOnist.
Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, declared in the house
of commons at London that plans of
''paid assassins," discovered recently,
included destruction of life and prop
erty in England.
Miss Ruth SweetZer, representative
has notified the police at Geneva that
while attending the League of Nations
meeting she was robbed of furS valued
at $3.50.
France and Great Britain, the Petit
Parisien of Paris says, will refuse to
recognize Constantine if he reascends
ho Of
friends of our enemies are not our
friends"
Announcement is made at Paris of
the engagement of Count de Castellane,
son of Count Boni de Castellane, and
Mile. Paternotre, daughter of jules
Paternotre, formerly French ambassa-
dor to the United States.
A Warsaw dispatch says great So
Wet armies are being gathered to crush
General BalakOvitch, commander of
irregular" forces which have been
operating east of the armistice zone
between Poland and Russia proper.
TheOdOsia, East Crimea, has been
shelled by a French warship, follow
ing the firing by the Bolsheviki on
French destroyers carrying refugees,
says a Constantinople dispatch.
The BOlsheviki have resumed their
attacks against the anti-BOlShevist
forces in eastern Siberia and have cap
tured Borgia, on the Trans Siberian
railway, 225 miles southeast OF Chtta,
according to a Picking dispatch.
Dispatches received at London from
Berlin say that an American, Colonel
Morell, was made prisoner by the
Bolshevik army during the rout OF
General Wrangels army in the
Crimea.
A Moscow wireless message says
the Polish military command reports
complete decentralization of the troops
| of Gen. Simon Petlura, the Ukrainian
leader
The German government has pro-
tested officially to the League of Ma
lions at Geneva against the system OF
| distributing mandates under the treaty
| of Versailles.
Francisco Rivas Vicuna, at present
| Chilean minister to Japan, was NOM
| mated by the president at Santiago,
| Chile, to be minister to Cuba and Ven
ezuela.
According to news which reached
London an attack on an aerodrome
guard at Bardmore, near Limerick,
was beaten off after one soldier was
killed and another seriously wounded.
|
General Coundouriotis resigned as
Greek regent, and was succeeded by
Queen Mother Olga, says an Athens
| dispatch.
Dublin is in the grip of the military.
! Its main roads are held by armed cor
dons. Motor traffic has been stopped
and the Gordon gradually is closing in
and raids from house to house are
proceeding. The city hall and hotels
have been Communicated for the ac-
commodation of the military.
|
| Lieut. Col. LEstrange Malone, lib
eral member of the house of commons,
who was arrested in Dublin November
10 for alleged seditious utterances,
was sentenced to six months impris-
onment, says a London dispatch.