The Washington herald., 1921-04-10
\ calendar. OF WORLD EVENTS !
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC
= April r-President Harding announces appoint
/ msnt Of Col George Harvey as Ambassador to Great
Britain. o. " 81
April s-Nots sent to American commissionsr In
Berlin stating that the United States intends to stand
hrm On osrnanys treaty obligations
q coqgrsssman Qaininss gsadsr Of the Nadosalist,
party IN Cuba. sssassinatsd on the streets Of Havana
by D Liberal fanatic. 10 --....
April s-osn- Gomez forrnsr Cuban President an
noanees he b In wsshingtoa 10 plead U. g. arbitration
Of islands election tangls.
April 4-Postmaster General WIN Hays holds con-
ferenees with leading posmastsrs Of the country
evolve plans for "humanixaton' of the postal service
X. of c. announces that $sooo,ooo surplus war
fsnd vim be devoted to hospitsiir.tion of disabled
former service men.
April s-Harding gives special commission headed
by Gen. Dawes. Of Chicago instructions 70 evolve
some solution for the problem Of care for Rsabied
x former service
April S-Grain producers Of twenty three States at
esa meeting m Chicago 70 evolve plans for uniform
system Of marketing Secretary Of Agriculture Wal
/. lace joins in discussion
~ Secretary Hughes announces that notes have been
sent to Japan, Great Britain. France and Italy pro
testing over the award of mandate over the Island
~ OF Yap to Japan by the league of nations council
The notes affirmed the United States position that
mandates over former German possessions not ratified
BY the United States were invalid \
Dawes coanittee reports in favor of combining al
former service welfare agencies the War Risk Insur-
ance Bureau. the Public Health Service and the Board
Of Vocational Trainingl under head to promote
efficiency.
el FOREIGN e-~
q Apra sThe ted = ssrning the collection Of eus
toass On Germep sssng Through territory oc-
4 e-ssa By TIE ais. - By the council Of .mbas..-
Premies Brisnd = president Of the council Of am
bsssadors noti6ed Germany tha THE allies refuse to
CONSIDER Germasys request that disarmament be sub
ject 20 .arbrsdou.
April s-tAt nsss meetings IN British Industrial
eerters railway men and transport workers. passed
resolutions pIedgg airport to the striking coal miners
to the extent Of ceasing work
April 4-4Reports received from ConstantnopIe
state that the Greek army has been defeated at Esk
Shehr, Asia Minor, with Prince Andreas brother of
King constsntine. and Gen vlschapoulos, commander
of the Greek troops ~ Brusss, among the dead.
April s-Armed clashes between Italian Fascist
and croati.ns reported 70 have taken place near Trieste
IN the territory which has been the cause of long con-
trovery between the Italian and Juso-slsv govern
ments ,< z.
foFmist Churches Of Great Britain publicly ndorsed
the Archbishop Of canterbuys protest against repr
sails m Ireland and have appealed to the premier and
chief secretary to adopt policy of cancellation.
The new goverpn,ent Of Persia proposes to de-
nounce the Anglo Persian treaty al other treaties
which contravene the sovereignty and independeSee
of Persia and IN fsvor Of the evacuation Of Persia
by foreign troops. Tsss. -. ~t4tsI 4
Tn. first serous ansbfeak Of violence since the be-
ginning Of the Brifisis eos strike Is reported to Rave
occurred in Fifeshire and Lansrkshire. E:st ~ ~
In speech in the French senate, Premier BRAND
announced that Germany attempts to avoid or dodge
her obligations under the treaty May i, 1t will be
the right and duty Of France to apply force In the
collection of her debt. s4,,I,,,J.
Reports received that .Jugo-Slw troops are mobi-
izing against Hungary and intend to seize border
of Funkirken pledge until the Trianon treaty
Is completed