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NEWS REVIEW OF
CORRENTEVEMTS
j^nglo-American Agreement
, n Naval Limitation
Getting Nearer.
UNION KECOBDER, WLLEPGEVUXE. CA.. SEPTEMBER 11,
in*
B , EDWARD W. PICKARD
, vmsaY jIAC DONALD, pr!
mln-
,f Gmit Britain, tolil i«u
[■ „f tbe League of Nations In
Mint In* and Ambassador
j n tb«*Ir many conversations
n « naval armament limitation
, mi accord on seventeen
tv. nty points under conslderv
,1 that bo hoped to be able
, n to announce a full settle-
:t dispatches from Washlna-
Grncva Indented that the
,,]„ts unsettled were vitally
,r mid that on these Grout
a n,| the United States were
apart. They Involve cruiser
• j the comparative fighting
,f u>sels armed with G-iucli
1 "tins. General Dawes sent
miunlcatlon to the State
.-::t ami It was considered nt
jfi.nse breakfast attended by
, ( State Stimson, Secretary
N.ivy Adams and tbe mem-
navy general board. Cruls-
tiznreg were not made pub-
it wits learned that tlie Itrit-
- requirements, though loss
r.were still far above the
. ires favored by President
• : would not give parity for
..] States even If all our flf-
::>.-m are built. The British
, v must have a large nutu-
Ti;.iil cruisers, outside of the
::tin's, to protect the world’s
•s and protect British ship-
ganda proclamations were scmTfered
among the Arabs of bordering states
calling on them to engage In a holy
war to help their fellow Moslems In
Palestine.
The British colonial office appointed
s commission to investigate the race
war, but announced that •'no iuqulry
Is contemplated which might alter the
position of tills country in regard to
tbe mandate or the policy laid down
by the carl of Balfour In the declara
tion of 1D17 and embodied in the man
date. of establishing Palestine as a na
tional home for <’ie Jews.”
E'en a few days It seemed likely
1 that negotiations, conducted In Ber
lin. would bring about an agreement
between Russia and China concerning
the Chinese Enstern railroad and per
haps end the threat of war. But the
plan failed, at least temporarily, and
both nations continued to concentrate
their forces on the Mnncburian
frontier. A late dispatch reached
London from Tientsin saying that
3.000 Soviet soldiers hail Invaded
Sinklnng. Manchuria, and were march
ing on Ill. In the region about Man-
choull the Chinese were establishing This
their first line of defense, hut it was j lit |
believed tiiat In case of serious Itus- 1
slan Invasion they will fall hack on
MILLEDGEVILLE gets a big
city BOXING SHOW—OPERA
HOUSE SEPTEMBER 13
S. Roby, noted Boxing Promoter
of Atlanta, will stage in this city on
Friday, Sept. 13th, at the Ope a
House, what promises to be the most
thrilling and sensational Fight Card
that the fans in this section have
ever had an opportunity to witness.
Mr. Roby has become famous
thruout the country for the mammoth
and topnotch fight shows he has
been booking at the City Auditorium,
nad his own Gymnasium in Atlanta,
and the card he is staging in Mil- i
lfdg]evilU*4 vT.1T compare favorably i
with the really greet matches he has j
local negro young Battling Mims, will |
been putting on in his home town. J
In the main event, the hard hitting ;
meet Henry Johnson of Pensacola, j
Fla., in a 10 rounder for the Middle-1
weight Championship of the South, |
he belt now being held by Johnson, j
ill be Mims first go for the
rad as both he and Johnson are
i punchers with a terrible kick, and al-
in the Great Khlngan moun- wa > s ro,>t, y tu *>tix things, one or the
tains, which have been strongly fort!-! other is likely to kiss the canvns be-
it ;s bound to be a savage slugging
bee from start to finiah.
In the semi-windup and all preli-
minari-s, only fighters who FIGHT
have been engaged, and every match,
ncluding the giant heavies, welters
and lightweight, will be a gruelling
affair, with such a slinging of leath
er as has never befoer been seen in
these parts.
Promoter Roby wants to impress
upon the fans that every fight book
ed for this card will go over with a
bang, a cyclone of dynamic punching
every second gong to gong. Fight
fans pay their money to see a FIGHT
and it is a certainty that there will
bi no disappointment here.
Every fan within a radius of 60
miles from Milledgeville, who enjoys
seeing the best there is in the great
sport of self-denfence, should be on
hand to witness this wonderfully ex
citing card, as it is seldom that real
big city shows are booked for cities
the size of Millcdgi ville and an op
portunity is offered to see such n
ohow at its best—and at prices less
than one-half those charged in the
larger towns.
The show will be staged at the
Opera House, beginning at 8:30
o’clock P. M. exactly. A big Battle
Royal will open hostilities, and from
then on there will be lively doings
every minute to the end.
Admission have been greatly re
duced so that everybody may attend.
Ringside seats will top the scale at
only »1.CH) with the Dress Circle at
75c and the Balcony 60c. The show
will positively go on, Rain or Shine,
nnd at the prices nnmed, the Opera
House should be jammed to the
doors. «
eral thousand Russian t
Both the United States and Great
Britain have rejected the Chinese de
mand that they surrender their extra
territorial rights in Chinn, hut in both
cases the prospect Is held out that
such action may be taken later whec
the Nationalist government has prog
ressed so far that there will no Iongei
be need for the foreign courts.
Mr. MacDonald In Geneva nnd
. :-n officials In Washington
\ ; oful that the points of dlf-
• ••".Id be adjusted, nnd the
. nister sold that uh soon as
rcompllshed lie would for- j tmmery
• his Intention of visit- ; Friday.
The h.
MR. LEE JORDAN MOVED INTO
NEW HOME
Mr. and Mrs. ]
occupying their I
Tr Mnut Ho.
-Me Rrinnd, premier of France.
H -nl the chief delegates of the Ku-
nations in the league to a
wriing for the purpose Of hearing
bs plans for a political, economic nnd
axial federation of European pow
er*. He wished the delegates to sub-
fc!> the scherqe to their governments
and a-k f*r their suggestions. Brland
aide It clear that the proposed fed
eration Is not nlmed against the in-
of the United States of Amer
ica. Belli Ramsay MacDonald nnd
Pr. Gustav Stresemnnn seemed to like
Brk-M's plan.
the Kellogg pact outlawing
ir as its policy was a probability,
«rie strong by the fact that such a
itn' was said to be favored by
Got Britain, France, Belgium, Ger-
ezt and Japan. In his opening
c-th before the assembly Premier j
fr^r.d declared the part was really
fc- 'd in the ideals of the league; ,
i: 1. following him. Foreign Minister !
of Belgium advocated a
d'-r linking of the pact with the
< :.ut:t of the league. lie held the
Infinitely stronger than
t’ ■-••a: ut because It interdicted ,
- of aggression while the cove- j
"f the league left the door open ;
f* war when the council wns un-
; to r-ach unanimity as to the
'-'r of the aggressor. “The cove-
t: ”* i-i already old,” he said. “The ;
Brland pact embodies prog- '
of English type archi
tecture, is one of the most beautiful
in the city. After the completion
the building, interior decorators went
over the interior and put
fini.-hing touches. All the furniture
was hand made adapted to the type
of home. Every detail is exquisite
to the minuteness.
The grounds around the home i
being landscaped and beautified.
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* United States
tourt for Interna-
1 ■' Mice came n Mg step nearer
!, -”ites of forty countries bo-
- to that tribunal unanimously
the Root protocol* wMd»
• r aiqiroved by the assembly
I-'*.»gue of Nations. The United
• rnment was officially noti-
MIMSTER 8TRFSE- |
r Germany and Ids fellow
the reparations confer- •
Hague reported the re-;
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icord If he had allowed
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helping to llquidnte the
tl e grent war. Had he
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. ‘ to France. The nations must
rvady i-j Ina ke concessions.
evacuation of the Rhlne-
Rritlsh and Belgian forces
sued, and the French are
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fonvvulently.
£*>«■* action by the British
the h uhout 11 cessation
Si.. " ll tIoa in most parts of
: the Arabs were begin-
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