The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-07-15
IMPORTANT NEWS
The WORLD over
sMPoRTANT HAPPENINGS or THO
AND OTHER NATIONS FOR
SEVEN DAYS GIVEN
THE NEWS OF The SOUTH
what 10 Taking Place On The Sowem.
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Brief Paragraphs
Foreign

Evidence is piling up in Dublin, Ire
land, which would indicate that the
newly organized Sim Fem courts
rapidly are superseding the crown
courts in power. "A great number of
cases on appeal are being withdrawn
from the crown supreme court be-
cause it is stated that the litigants
have little confidence in the power of
the courts.
An official report made public by
the sanitary commission of Vera Cruz,
Mexico, says that since the beginning
of the bubonic plague there have been
forty-six cases of the disease and thir-
teen deaths. Recently very few cases
have been reported owing to the fact
that medicine has been available.
Railwaymen in Dublin, Ireland, who
have been dismissed for refusing to
move trains Carrying police Or sol
diers contend they are acting within
the board of trade regulations in re-
fusing to work because of restrictions
againts the carrying of dangerous
objects" They now threaten action
against the railroads for wrongful dis
missal. Mail trains continue to be
held up.
The military which has been guard
ing all the roads into Dublin, Ireland,
for the past few days, is carefully ex-
aiming everyone who passes. 1t is
reported that the government hopes
to intercept communication between
the Sim Fem leaders.
The resignation of Sir Robert Bor-
den as prime minister of Canada, has
been accepted by the governor gene
raj. 1t is to take effect at an early
date. Arthur Meighan, minister of
the interior who was recommended
by Sir Robert as his predecessor, has
accepted the invitation of the COVER
nor general to form a new ministry,
according to a dispatch from Ottawa.
A violent explosion occurred in a
gun powder factory at Vonghes, near
Dion, France. 1t is known that ten
persons are dead and thirty badly in
jured.
Announcement has reached London
that Britain will probably renew her
alliance with Japan, which expires
July 20, 1921. The renewed treaty, it
is declared, will contain the clause
which was inserted in the revision of
1911, safeguarding Britain against be-
ing called upon to support Japan in
any quarrel with the United States.
This, it is added, will be the first
treaty Of Importance to be submitted
to the league of nations for approval. !
The British war office at London
gave out a message, the source of
which was withheld, saying that the
cavalry Of General Wrangel, the anti
Bo1shevik commander in Southern
Russia, had encircled Bolshevik
cavalry corps consisting of eighteen |
regiments on which the Wrangel
forces concentrated a fire from ar
mored trains and airplanes. The mes
sage declares only $50 of the Bolshe-
Wiki escaped, 1000 prisoners being
taken and the battlefield left covered
with dead. /
An atmosphere filled with ominous
fOrebodings prevails in Londonderry, |
Ireland. It will surprise no one If the |
civil warfare that terrorized this city |
recently breaks out into fresh flame. |
The Nationalist, who in the recent
struggle were finally forced to yield |
to the armed weight of the govern
ment troops, now seem all prepared !
for new war