The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-19

adverse vote usually means the reslg
nation OF the ministry. but Bonur Law
and his colleagues considered this was
Il snap division and II was arranged
that the vote should be taken over
again another day. This resulted In y
wild scene In the house Wednesday
and the speaker ordered adjournment
for an hour. The Labor members stood
mp and sang The Red Flag" despite
the Efforts of Ramsay Macdonald and
others OF their leaders to quiet them.
and two government supporters were
hit In the face. Press comments In
London scored both sides-the govern.
mcnt party for being slnck and stupid,
and the Laboritcs for their violence
COuNT DE ST. AULAlRE. French
~ ambassador to England, made II
quick trip to Paris last week and car
ricd back to Prime Minister Bonnr
Law statement Of the Views OF Pre-
mlcr Poincare on IN. Ruhr occupation
and the chances for "A settlement OF the
rcparations problem. II was In the
nature OF an offer by France and was
based on the report which Louis Lou
cheur made Of his recent Interviews
with certain British leaders No In
formation Of It's nature has been given
out In London Mt this writing. but the
Paris press said Poincare insists on
the occupation of the Ruhr until the
| reparations payments have been made.
and on this condition agrees to reduce
the total sum, make the methods OF
payment easier and adjust the matter
OF guarantees.
The plan provides Tor the payment
by Germany OF $1,000, 10000 on the A
and Il bonds within ten years. French
and Belgian clnlus to have priority:
and the surrender of much OF the S20,-
5I.ro,De0 In c bonds to the United
States in payment of the interallled
debts. Italy, Jugosavla and Rumania
are supposed I" get something from
the A and l. bonds. and England per-
hapS some Of the c bonds, although
the plan does not provide rrparatlons
for England. All emphasis Is placed
ON the payment OF 10000 100000 gold
marks within ten years, OF which
France is TO ger 26,oo0.Ooo,ooo gold
marks. The rest OF the plan is large
ly NJ TO England. the United States
and Germany TO decide.
Chancellor Cuuo was about ready to
announce n new German proposition
which he described rs not an offer for
rcparatlons but detailed plan of set.
ilcmout on which Germany is ready to
discuss the problem. lie has prepared
what he thinks are sufficient guaran-
tees Tor the safety of France for 30
years and says that II there are to be
negotiations the Ruhr occupation must
be ended NJ one" and the status of the
Rhlnelnnd left unchanged. II IL under
stood In Berlin that Germany Is pre-.
pared To oncr n total OF $1,000. 900, 900,
II she is granted nn international loan.
nm extension OF raw material credits
and moratorium for few years
DoLIrlCAi. disturbances In Ruma.
= MIA have been ~ alarming that
| there were rumors-fslse or at least
| prematur.-of revolution and tho
oustlng OF the royal family. So far the
government, under Premier Brn,!ano
has retained control OF the situation,
and the army remains loyal to the king.
III" great danger now IL In Bessarnbia,
! where holshevism remains strong.
IRELANDS republican rebel, lost
one OF their strongest men when
Linn Lynch. chief Of stan OF the ir.
regular army. died ot wounds after
being captured during n skirmish In
! County TIpp'rnry. lie had been for
some time the military lender OF the
rerol, and 1t 10 thought by many his
death VIII be fatal to III. rebel cnuss
| tnconilrned reports say the Free Stat.
troops captured Coun, plunkct,, Coun.
tess Marklcwlc., Miss MncSwIn.y and
other influential rebel leaders.
NR ". ". CAMPBELL. director of
the Lick observatory. announces
| thnt br. Elnstcin's theory OF RELATIVELY
In confirmed b. results dcduccd from
! photograph, OF th. eclipse OF the sun
made In Australia last September by
the expedition from the observatory.
ihese photographs, showing stars ap.
| pnrcntly close TO the suns rim when
by other methods they were known To
be farther from the rim, demonstrated
that the light rays from them were de.
hcctcd by the grnyltu,ion attraction
sNertcd by the sun, seemingly proving
hihstelh's assertion that light IL n sub.
stance. or course the theory is much
broader and more complex than thl,
assumption, aud some astronomers
stu do not believe I. 10 capable Of
| proof