The daily star-mirror., 1922-07-31

London, CA. P.)-After diplomatic
exchange of views, it was officially
stated today that complete accord had
been reached between Great Britain
and France as to the measure Of re-
sistance be used in what is regard
ed as remote possibility Of allied
steps being necessary to conserve
Constantinople's neutrality. The opin-
ion expressed in Downing street is
that military demonstration by the
Greeks against Constantinople is in
the highest degree imbrobable.
Turks Fear Greeks
Constantinople, CA. P.)-The Turk
ish minister of foreign affairs today
missioners here setting forth the
Greek concentration on the Thracean
frontier, giving the number of regi-
ments in movement and declaring that
fivetrainloads Of troops left Adrian
apolis for Tchortu and Tcharkeshir.
The minister estimates the troops
concentrated at about thirty thousand.
Cruisers to COnstantinOple
Malta, CA. P.)-The third light Brit
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start for Constantinople, it was stat
ed here today. 1t is also said that
plans are being made to bring the
Mediterranean fleet to full strength un-
der the command of Rear Admiral
Sir Osmond Brook.
Russian Relief Work to Continue
Washington, CA. P.)-American re-
lief work in Soviet Russia will con-
tinue for three or four months at
least, Secretary Hoover announced to-
day upon return from New York
where he met yesterday with Colonel
VIM. N. Haskill, head Of the American
Relief administration in Russia.
Dali Representative in Hospital
Belfast, CA. P.)-Harry Boland, for
merly representative from the Dali
in the United States, is in a
critical condition in a Dublin hosLit-
al, says a Dublin dispatch today, as
the results of wounds received in at
tempting to evade capture by the ma
tiOnal army troops.
Confers With President ON Strike
Washington, ca P.)-Cha;rman
Hooper of the railroad labor board ar
rived at Washington today for a con-
terence with President Harding on
he railroad strike situation.
Proclaims Self Government
Smyrna, CA. PA proclamation
the establishment of a
regime of self-government for regions
n Asia Minor occupied by the Greeks
was issued today by M. Stergtad;,s,
Greek high commissioner.
Senate Passes More High Duties
Washington, CA. P.)-Tariff duties
IN woolen blankets ranging from
twenty cents a pound and thirty per
cent ad valorem to forty cents a pound |
and forty per cent ad valoreum we're |
approved today by the senate by
vote of thirty-three to twenty-four.
Suns Troops are Repulsed
Canton, CA. P.)-Attacks by the re-
forces of Sun Vat Sen, de-
posed president Of south China, on
chen Chung Ming's lines at Shiu-
how hundred and thirty miles
lorth of here, were repulsed, accord
ng to advices received through
ources friendly to Chen. The reports
aid Suns troops were driven back
everal miles.
Harmony Appears in Strikes
Washington, CA. P)-It was said
Oday by close personal friends and
dvisers, that President Harding bad
eceived assurances from Chairman
uyler of the Association of Railway
Vice President Atterbury
the Pennsylvania railroad and B.
[. Jewell, head of the striking shop (
lens organization, that they would /
upport his proposals for the inimed- (
ate ending of the strike.
Cuyler COntradicts aI nors
Philadelphia, "a. P)-r. hewitt s
uyler, head of the railroad . ecu |
YES organization, said today 1T is
OF true that the railroad employers S