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Show -,- -- 4or S . ET WI it Petrol Trust Levies New Tax ,Of $90;000 aIDEty on Britain Meospotamia---"Irélan- d Itattetv-;Contr- , , , , e Si-d- n - ot - Prima Two Thousand American 'Apaches' of Police. of Paris Thorn-i- Britain Forced by Arabs to Beconis Land Po4 srQueer Little War Nears End In Virtu'al Victory for Rebel DemanditCoercion Policy at Last Dropped. and Distinguished Eag llshmen Hart Gone to Storied Bagdad With Wids.Powers to ,jfandle tbs Vexed Sitna HonLying on the Road to Persian Gulf, this Land la Now Abeolutely Essential to , Security of British Empire. British, Government rewerteet to 'Fitment Oil MAteetres .,Threntened Demanded to Ana Motor reel ?Wrangle !told res ) of India"' t I 1 traRE31 SECTION 9 19ti0:, - WEIII.1 r SATURDAY OCTOBER NEWS TUE-DESER- ill Ostiootod and Deoptk000, Thous Veterans Who -.Totdol, Oo Nous :" Lroattro la toderoorld of ?rood Copttol.- Aro 4 floored by MO women that those men 111 JOsill BLACK, Aftlit today la grappling with ii have onolavod. . Or. lf thoy did not apbe will fbe clutrges. already high succumb to thocall of the protty Partapectial klorespententia) . problem that for gravitY arl d talon:tea. they would bo decoyed into . hOe hat. preciably more. To take a load fromII' . Sept. London to biattobeator. a' matter oft "Withdraw to Beare political agent eras maintained la the eemplexity has so parallel Is doorways. and slugged and thoir ONDON. Sept Ia.Mesopotamia, rood and all. en Jost It cents to bring home about 200 miles, will :cola. 020 more immediatelet" hie been the cry in little erthipelago vrhich forms the . the stirs war biatory of that whose been have sands yellow to the Briton Of real meatilot than It Iliad 2a. Tazioabs want their every newspaper in London. Yet the rhisfehip of the sheikh of Behretni the city. Just how much of tho ( moaked with blood during dia ttritish artny- , in responam and Ilet hos famous till was did regulated raise legelly Rimini port, el under aril parties to Not that a trust. Mesepotamia of 4 taXl. man alreedY EXCEPT when they - sibility for the solution of that probi the British nomand wee idoeul. holds average ,....... Seeded' ,tt ntopthe ofwartarebetweenthe control, although It.befors--Ira men mak these violence, ,knew oomethiag &bout 0 thia in&ity Turk telt territery et ehammeratt len; la hare, and tow mach of It Britieh and the Arabs, now stands on .ho:rimoto rt;ri askma Istor.p.angere pay, : .diti. The l'nited states bad tail 4bte totgagicibg. For ' t waa lik under control is here be that 1 (It laid out Now at On Peacethe found to la the Own for the . Our doors, brink of peace. L Way him 6 lot... Tot he bas just Thilt reason it Is fairly easy to get It is a. curious commenter? oa the on refineries are me- because Msopotemia is absolutely the Angle-Persia- n ii reader s of thi s articlethe men and information on e may want from then. 'that true' are riot an American The Arab revolt 'hate proved as much advertised anti-prthe way was it located)0 although nominally to tried to essential Northcliffe the brithils empire. and again nen- Lord 1110Poly. the 6 the Archie Persian territory; a political rldI?tI Ilreindli ltilisoll leervice and., sacrifice I Met them again and iteering committee reported that of,out loiseepotamia, the British that retail cafes pretending for be fixed their military fortes has dpoettlon known 'snake him rem a long limo &so Paris should of empire sitill-li- s was been so decide. price maintained petrol at Beare; and Buahlre honorto to be A HeritiPthe vulnerable. If you con- - and bender Abbe of !Britain was - even thou in the- - grip-odesperately 11.33. NI. and public investigation la ILL the cost purpose cents.. The as Frana44 kerne today bee that Wizeimation Were emu, el the desirability of imperialism. lah out. the soap trete.- le- cost Another strange thing is that the become so determinedly I them drew ein-I- I Si la tits Irwin.tourist, &east-Ato capital oa and residents Persian U striving desperately oppo.ed the concede Mesopotemia to the poor a large fortune to fight the Ministry' of Transport, which is:vital- The men are not Immoral. They the by force. that the you this. however, was before the ter017 to answer: i. " ;this ish. Stragetleally. Mesopotamia is as trust. mind he loot in the courts at-;t-of ly Interested in the price of motor Britieh hate country unmoral. They have lost all gons are decided to "What shall done cut be about losses when their 1.. the war, British ambassador the at it. In England exafntial to the empire as Ireland. The and change their. policy. and wrong. Now and the n Increate. ;law. That wittlod the did not 000 fuel, American men expect are who lititish end the Constantinople army no first intimtaion the that there were officially had. 60 can be seen in the more victoue is the same irtory as has Just been What Ireland be to the islaed of In southern Persia held the Russian It mintstry means their illicit obtaining by living cotton 9 Britain. Mesopotamia is to the foe at a distance. houses In Montparriasee an,1 !trusts. Tot today oil. soap, it is stated, was from the announc- enacted in mirypt. rile scabs of E t Great 1' Today, blesopetamia In Paris today?" continent of India. eihread, tobecoo,to mention only the- tent In the newspaper. Arthur broke Intel a widesproad insurrection The cloak Of respect Le no Thip unoreanized Turkish American and the longer territory, are virtual monopmeasures when et riking up se- wear says .bent known casco, last Military oecretery, for the Neal. the was which him year, they holding directed in Faris have tried to answer it. parliamentary . with such of S .olles. MOrletillt int big hn. A has no powers to eskill as to Command the admiration havin g signally fa il- - Russian. half of Persia - is it longer with that tho department Paris quainiance . poet of the American Logien ' Now. since the patrol rtnif bill Put deal with the matter but they have ed. however. the British government of the tried to answer it. the American till. restaurants and cafes. la Quickly whom The hu against British been have te they compelled en 14 of oenta the pmthe has from .ehether price an undertaking were fighting. The result of off. yielded to the growing clamor in create their Own In- !tor fuel. everybody his awakened to received military trenuere tA ambaseador has tried to a:aver It. thrown do net talk English any more A the that on the removal of the surrection has been a group of that Many oonces- - London b y exercising an about-facthe Amerioan consul has tried to an. hinterland time Mg' of the against !th fact that England has a trust at. companies the In a 11 reBritish gs.11on cents price alone, reached by negotiation change very imperfectly duty of personnel is to Russian rehabilitation, ind since there ewer itend the, evil continues un-I. and yet have only Iter all. The newspapers ponly speak will be reduced by 14 cects. - the uts Kmiec commission The hurried is no eound mastered French. , The lingo that one in London and concile Mesopotamia. abated. of IrSotier ''' , short military -lef the Petrol Trust and &re angry be- amouot by which the price Wei an uncanny edit this S of them is week Seed Pasha Zaelul. the Egyptian nae departure ir Perc y Cot I arrived in rants last July for a hears among CALUCtlitit and the mountaine is spentinglY crossed when the duty was Imposed. tional ist leader. end PI John Philby is all to the good. the with proton- . It is still 1,0o of punctuated Old to war. mongrel. :, .,cautie the togovernment visit the to one and scenes, a northern of Penna. frontier early great of deal with the menace The state tax comes off at the begin-petr- view e1143011110111 with d The woin- ipoworlow stands at Dew burden has had to be underiskers. Mesopotamia ' first WAS at, the hesdquar. ItY In English And French. calla my anything Britain does not like the trust nine of next year. the men Nop. more than caution. but It may be ae- - last on the brink cf pe ace. : a en talk IOreat tem of on Paris Ott of train The British Legicn. post is change trust military . . This new tax of the mimed that they will go an Meeopotamie is as much a part of dition hag bees a 'era into whtch she has entered. Many Ins Rue de converse-ha- s talk an Americanised French 'The one. rigi)g... It appreciable on etartling a real burden industry. Haulage distance tower d the artablishment of the Indian frontieretyMem as Afghan- : industries are oontrolled by rings I have spent hours in conversation been the accepted tradition of the lion swung areund automatically to Yet though the common law contractors under existing contracts permanent poses imam There is no more striking Pritish with them trying to find out what has the American in in on Egypt. was It builded problem unemployed that , state' firm empire One In not allow anything does "restraint will lose heavily. . The same bolds true of Moser. proof of the fact that imperialism is sea power and not upon land power. Paris. Thousands of the soldier, who happened to their home ties. Th 'of trade." thero seem; at present no that the extra charge will put 116:- - Unita. No summary and is yet available, not a limited liability business. than Its dependencies have been secured were dleonarted in France were out mention of their native cities !Aetna remedy for the Monopolies. 00 on to thely annual bill. To the of the terms which will be offered to the fact of India. The steamship lines from invasion by rho control Of the Of work, the officers of the post told .towns is to them what a flooe of pure t ' tax will bring the The action of the Petrol trust may petrol trust tha-ne- w Mesopotamian Arabs, buteth de- - from England to India via the Sues tea route& and long land frontier; me. Hundreds were flockine back Sunlight is in a room long dark. dirty H lead at last to 6 rota attempt to cliP in another 190,000 a day: To the peo- parlors of S ir Cox from Lon- - Canal multi. be given eerily of pas- - such as the northern frontier of India from the (natio. with no money, no and evii.emelling. It is something out to ,.' ':the Wings ef the vested intereetit Dur- pie it moons' to the end a higher don for Bagdad Percy means that Mesopo- - cage by the occupation of strategical - have been laid down so scientifically knowledge of French, and no trade. of another world. Andforthey hurry Owup going oast of already I were living. 4 by war regulated about the talk coast. No great nay- and the 'Ana tamian profits along points the affairs e WaS hav use subject. taken to what a influence change eel! blued Mateo armored this with reuses. sharp buffer stl ilorover, ;.i the stets and profiteering was am of- ing to other l around the corner toward peace. el power reit be permitted America or their possible home-fol- k along I might have In the Legion to of it It is estimated turn their route except the naval power to be secure from any chance of in.IIpuede i'fense. Centuries ago it was g online le not the finish Sir is makes thcrn uncomfortable. H. St. F. Percy men oz.A. E. who any end of the accompanied by the ! might year Vi of by aspens that by 'under the old canon law, the law Of Britain ' labia The men spend their illicit money one be of Pliiihr, of their fele and the 11.20 ' in be ll will very ways Now, British Of the working thinking Mesopotamia, petrol the price The little cargo boats which put out :the church, which was also the law British army Moore who know the tI as rues no thee haek to land to where quickly as it ccmes. and naturally is there Pobecome li land may finally power. empire th that was allowed to ado, Iithe land. No ons Then lArabs thoroughly and whom the Arabs from Bombay harbor for the port of litical conditions have made It Im- Eighteenth amendment. are not infrequently-penniles11.411. '' ,;,"col to Ihave another trick that they have supplies, and any plan knew. Sir Percy Col. tit, John Phil- - London mind tail under the guns of possible for the British to hold the Marmeans 'weft-i- nt and "It they anti-tru- st only law no ransom bas to food As England 'i Col. T. ICAwrence who Is In Britieh naval biases throughout the Nzucesian bridge, and, forced back vation for thm," said Major MO' learned from the boulevard women. ,hold up the people's ''. Canon law there Is no legal remedy. But the vby, corms severely punished. irtual exile at Oxford university, and length of their journey, it their serve Into the Mesopotamia watch out for boulevard proms- 4 in another plain. they are lint. the peel adjutant, "and addl.. they be way. 'of can It fought trust but this ice is to might be secure phase lapeod, from ,,..,,:hati clothe, the Col. with American-mad- e G. late : naders E. was no tional for Interruption. IAaehmam work us. sib We invasion-proand ), back of an Worry longer i e 'Tho government has Interest In oil murdered Suez Canal. Malta, Gibral- - frontier.-- Ilere I well be revivod. Moo. are bury day and bight here trying io and tell the usual ITIOndiettIT by the Arabs in Mesopota- - Adere.-thF are to to they to compelled be able includes Truet four bring and these The Petrol preening may ; min tenelltlY. are among the world's tar, past Portugal. Queentdowa. Ply- make & stand, hoping that out of the wet jobs for the men who have lett- The fact that the men iberved la. the l rho would fetch Oil In a the bear mouth waylhat comptnies, and Portsmouththis is their haos which reigns at Teheran. some- innate claim. We find it hard war seldom fails to win the peeling on Arab condition& n sf company, the . Petrol. petrol kings to their knees. State authorities Major-Oenerbe will yield a five or . Sir Percy Zechariah route" thing like a real British control over enough to place them, so what pros-he- ir teurist and and been has tee Petroleum British suggested control the 1 oompany. And note. Cox, 0. C. I. E.. IC. C. S. I. r. R. O. el., .,"nt the Achillee heel route men this aro of Persian for from Imthere Is flank Pees will coming There of emerge. prices. ,, 1".comPany, and the Shell Transport 6 tainly the fixing em- r. Z. 11., was the chief political oMeer is the Persian Gulf, at the head of perialism being what It is, military the Mates? If they know when they're . One of the men told me the full li Trading company. Of the other petrol &pother way. There Si usa state of the Mesopotamian reasons compel the British to control well off. they'll stay at home." story of how they identify American expeditionary which stands Mesopotamia. into Lobito& are production the iturmalt. mitt. inquiring .'compeaies fore during the war and drew up the Nor is it sufficient to dot the coasts Mesopotamia , tourists. They have reduced it to an as ., sources. them It has ri are It from oil just compels of Indigenous 6,Mezican Eagle (whose product n Whieh was under which the linen from India to control Ireland. be- - Anglo-Persiaart. are the'thousands who agreement of jobless, a that disoovered Royg. been marketed yield the by il I naval bases. It is "Tou can generally' tell thorn ?if the The exclusive military control which N.,,, said Major Kipling, 2.000 are be- Big twee n 15 and gallons of oil can !signed at Teheran on Aug. P. 1911). Peak with British al Dutch and Anglo-Persiano other European has sought hitherto or by their trousers." walk, coerce eons- - be obtained from the solid ton of fuel renewing the practical abrogation of essential that to way -- : they Meson. No of been made offer them, have work the by stage. I profits ; the agreement by a new Persian goy- - power, strong enough to contest the taint& Into acquiescence in British rale yond can maid. "but when there's any doubt, allure them now. Their he pante& The Shell. paid 11 per cent without taking from Its value. 'Milo 4 raiment. Sir Percy returned to London I command of the sea routes with the has been a disastrous failure, but with work take a look at the shoes, and that foe. become has ....before the war anti it bee kept this up oil." says 2. Arthur Green. an expert- and sense of morality has since been 'tenoned at the British navy. shall be permitted even the departure of Sir Percy Cox and St. Blitzed. clinches it. The shoes are the final Its ospital from who Si technical adviser to the goo''' ; 11grtnee, beoldeein raising to approach these strategic coasts. Wile never fail." here. John Philby for Bagdad, force with i 1911 to some 145.000,- - ornment committee, "could be refined forelen no shall 120,000.000 I tsstthey of this. apropos And, This opens up the problem of cre- the Arabs is to give way to St. John Bridger Phil- Harry t elle last year. The Burrnah made to give at least I I tit per cent of spirit by,Lieut. still another angle Of the refer officers. the. to lions Legion C. I. E., was Fir Perey's financial lineal 6 military hinterland back of tion with the Arabs. British control So own experienoef THERE per eent plus four 'bares for every and 40 In 50 per cent of fuel oil., from il Mall cite t.le my to be treated, and Able and no general staff dares Over Mesopotamia will not be relaxed, ,fivo in 11111, though even in 1913 it long es the colliery owners do , not assistant at Bagdad and crossed Are- - the coast', this summer In the French capital. is perhaps the most unhealthy of all. In the extension of its military but the on bit pause to manner I 'medal 111-first of service, while 2 is the its their it be exercise worth record Cent. The being will feel that I per I shall delete nothing. I shall add I thought I bad mounded the depth . regintered l . of tho lideeicart Eagle wad 45 per cent eet tip this plant. the big oil comps,- - European to visit the provinces of Af- - hinterland until it finds as impreg- completely changed. And in the manThe tale Is too repellent of of the horror until. one day, as it frontier as possible. ner of its exercise lies the whole monopoly and I- lea, Sulairell and Wadi Dawasire con- - nable aat military ',last Ileer. but in 113 it was only 1 nets will have the seven-pennI say, however, is not itself. sail home. I had what ne o Ivo the inHere, whoa y envisage tion of further war or a sound and one whit more and stroke, nearedmyto time toto the earning geographical problems : its capital is 120.000,000. The same maintain that the ;; not one whit less ooceotott Care St. Laof Indian !vast frontier. there the go was problem tort;ierry in Memopotamia. peace lasting il rate of profit woo made by the Royal crease (14 cents) will. in a short time ' I in moment truth. a the I than for one we the is InHere, stroke, Standing explain sire. conversant with Oriental Anglo-Persithoroughly CLAIR PRICE. 'Dote: but.thlit was throe par cent lose become a seven shilling (11.11) are American veterans living front of a cafe. facing the station. I I There I which agremment , and languages speaks, Urdu. Persian, Ithen,before the tear. Compared with crease." by what they win at felt it touch on my arm., I turned 4 these the Anglo-PersiBaluchi. Pushtu and Punjabi. sought to make a British protectorate (Copyright, ISM by the Edward Mar. iin Paris today l is very' rood"AlternatIve motor fuels are being Arable. a the races, out shall precarious means of and found myself facing a creature of British Persia. fairly the Inc.) men Both occupation Syndicate. 'l - est, indeed almost & failure! bars thoes , Lest pecuhar porsonal of the fuel research iinvestigated -o existence. Others are living upon the who bore a few traces of having once by, British Mesopotamia. occupation which attract ,tl" " '' years dividend was 11 cohlidence 11:1' the per 'cont,ena board. .st Vide body, be,,a qualitlis . ,aarrnzrn ofmtehetawseor tehne mofenthwe inhoeuolne-- been a man. His face was with , affairs. , British -r t capital of .1111,111.000. At the Barnetlong time before large quantities can of Eastern peoples. And nowhere does ' of the Denikin adtenture, PERMANENTLONDON c, I . ably disfigured. of be available. magnetism present a greater backing there was a loss , time Another committee is perscrnal fine himself to one woman. In in Turkey and to bother you sir, but, can .sorry 1110.000 seven years ago. when the I considering the cieuntion of the ern. advantage in dealing with foreign peo- - British 4 i men you give me a little money- to get British creation of the new Greek caseeand they are not rarethe than in the Arab countries. d . ) whet ft is today. r pire's motor fuel resources. It is first pies capital Wes have surrounded thempelves with a something to eatt I hate to beg, but For the frontfors of India ' Indeed, It remains to be seen wheth- - empire. fluctua. devoting Its- 'attention to the steps-t00. rt, strange to the Balkans. Their aim 811110111..TO Hap, u. number of street girls and live In un- - can't do anything else. No one will J11114k 4 to; i hit, net nowto extend --er the war in meeepetetete tions in the price onnitiellrelirTIT4"Wtalt4ortorIn- lock from the ashamed away Rupert 0 luxury boon the earnings of employ me. Take a look at My head." Ot const out I;, ..,..., onWards. In July of that year It was production of additional supplies and grin ' ' - shipments to pStwonal. There is 8 wide gulf be- - dian took .titt a, battered hatocrs,to 1 ; 11 gents a gallon. 'It robe to the big.' to insure You not tense the may or may In still other instances some sugtiiii:7 and what I saw ahlinterbirfear' tween Arab demands and the unyield- ,.,, 'goat price of the was in September. Great Britain. British. empire of land hunger, But IMERICAN TovAisTs .tion of morality, not altogether ettin- - ed hems I gave him some money and ing !stand taken by the British mill- - land The petrol companies claim that ft 1911,,when it Was ItiPt under one dot- matis in irrelevant from go. left him hastily. Ile was loathsome the hunger 'Walled, halts the In Mesopotamia, but. Jar.' fettle a little ever half this the reason' for their new charge is 'tory authorities if, , tor of the Indian frontier. If you con-- 1 So they don the high- - with disease. this Inc aft proper personal length. , to , at tbe, beginning Of lest year, but then three foldthe enormous demand in given i approach cede imperialism. you must concede is Impossible to say mask. It bird's-ey- e view of a cerIs a wayman's the Arabs This at availa handsome Bagdad, the Two quit. to months go reducing the:United States, botto (Continued from page one) ! tip again. the militarism on which imperialism of the pres4nt serious tam n element - of American 'life in .. what veree be could proportion constructed a. looking the bridge was ever It export, it able dollan'Now fort lust supplies 'age is builde,i. And the militarism on ' Pori& It is . of course, as- far re- ,) adverse exchange acro ss the gap. "'We have secured the acceptance, crime up another 14 cents... " freights and.----twhich stands cannot. if it is neeThat re gen- - moved from the normal American life last Increase was suddenly an- - Tot the rate of exchange has Lt- oft Not the Only came of Theme. to be India i, . out& stop short of the safest by the great steamship lines covering' n tide pointbut it is in the French capital es ,though the ,, mounced on Sunday.. It took the proved, the bulk of the supplies neomee lit is widel3r supposed that oil hi the and most 11 inexpensive line of defense. all parts of the world, of our official I certain that es-E. F. men are re- Atlantic ocean divided the two. the war. by- surprise ' and from the east and not front the 'United reason for Mesopotamian publicoompletely limis Andeed, not a ii! spirt of It is a problem of immediate Int- - aroused a storm of Indignation. The States. and as to freights, 'the tank This is hardly true. The prospect of RedImpetialismbusiness. ogulde which is carried on board ship legion04e for no inconsiderable liability In the saloons, 'lounges and smoking' it. Th" follow the lititilli rulee of the portance and fraught with a aignift- increase siso .meant dearer paraffin. steamers engogod in the United King- - great rewards in petroleum makes al- l on bounded the is . Mesopotamia and rob their victims in cance that 'cannot be exaggerated. are owned principally bY luring propaganda fol defenders of the south thug.bear Abet, hits rich and poor It Is taxmeans ii by the Persian Gulf. on the rooms. When the ships arrive in a dark war streets at night. -British policy in Mesopotamia; These men, but by the graca,,Apf for every flight, the petrol trust. present that It of ' Kurdistan. mountains the north British are our met by tlitr.J ir Ministry, for example, has by repport they il I They have not lost the characteristic which threw their mental Mrchinary CROLEY DANIEL sbut the actual reasons which underlie The west by the PYrian desert end resentatives who et the passengers of their nation, and out of cog. might now be normal etti- not to paw. more theft 11 an hour (Copyright. 1926, by 'rho rftwart the expenditure of British blood and en ,i i , Is on The desert Persia. east the by are ' us only treasure in - Mesopotamia are more its weetern frontfer and a occasionally they caught. Now sena in their native land. They went - -- removals Marshall Syndicate, Inc.) ! 1.2 .,, oxtre and that for furniture I as and to to details telegraph reasonably i and then, however, thel Paris news-the- ir overseas with the rest of us. they lir than the somewhat de- sound one from s. numbers and the hours of their papers will record Vie arrest of an served with the rest of us in the big point et i: batable resources of the country in view. The nerthernmilitary frontier is to be arrival. We are thus warned in ad- - American who saw service in the war. game. They Just lacked a certain men-Th- e oil. by IRritish control over Tur- vande of the accommodation munitipal rolled minimize. tal and moral something which it is probable that this year's ex- securedlikely to Of a Jurdish .. -- than in Mesopotamia will ap- key. failing the evection rather magnify, the trouble theee would have kept them on the track. . penditure. be wanted. to state with setisfactorv of ours are them. countrymen jtroach $500.000.000 in the British the British. The easternguarantees i; Perhaps it is true, as Major Kipling vest frontier "The eteamship lines krovide all and for that reason it iscausing II diffi'cult to of the Paris post says. that they are' 1 budgeVand the net result to a bloody to be secured by o Persia. Rfitlt?F our representatives who know lust how grave the situation la. mostly essential criminals and would , eatrangement between the British which at present is in a state of faC,ilities-t4 f:, But and Arabs. It is so ift all eseee,whers chaos. During the summer that has dosed, have been criminals at home." on out the go itmeet tenders firet and mem. nationalist Paris was alive with Atrerican tour-- . that doe not alter the fact that for problems are turned over England In the Persian Gift. - the ships as they come into port. 'Mel' 1 Ws. Their pockets were weighed eighteen months they wore the same. '' to the army for dimposal. The army .! M. Dlwal has 1 It tion retaken, ,marka wear a badge on'the arm and can. be down with fat rolls of thousand frokne uniform as we did, and "showed 'em Before the war. the British ,(Spec1t4Correspondenoe.) no knows that that other argument during which of physical force. and physical force stricted themselves to holding the 'RIS. Sept. 30.--- All previouslY four years of hard work. I1 ' - notes and Norm; checks. Of course, how" at St. Mihiel. Let us give them 1 he examined one by one practically ell is helpless an Persian Gulf and certain ittrategic easily recognized. They give passento kill tro deep-seatits the benefit of the doubt. and eauthey drew the criminal shorthand known of systems bu- French ideal as nationalism. to use Make of 'the the which gore words compose wishing Ihs coasts. The Its only eugar does flies. They would be In- sum that the revolutionary-change- ., points along watere-wer; . yeti antibalite and cumbentomo language, to arrive at his elaborated reau as its full to directions to of its British; the best way vited The military authorities in Ilesopo- surveys (I have in personal life that the war effected disorderly houees. elaboration which is,a r, . were compared with the. latest one. sytitem--a- n its on and so cables 'British: been accosted only to get to the Beaver Hut The Hut is the boulevards by had at least something to do with it. have used all the old familiar 'only brief notation of tamia t', ?Make of navigation were maintained Methods of coercion. They have 4-''bravigraphy." the domonstrations of itounds wearing American army (Copyright 1120, American Legion . BeUntil at is confasion. no open kept itOr there lt andidipcharge night Mum. India Dritisb the 1. company. by i buttoncl They would be . which sr astonishing Paris. Thor, Is sides the Corporation.) Publishing ported hundreds of nationalist leaders -lier the vied has ''' was . Turkieh are as dealt then with soon all alphabet ' Inquiries a territory. potent have certain India.. they hanged , sow' no doubt that "brovittaphy." French accents, such as the circumf tr and the result of it haa been and 1s British defense of it wu exer- as they arrive. If anyone reaches the city or professional man. It must bete. it. It includes the Royal Colonial while It may not replace stenography. flex accent, the acute accent, and so English-Speakin- g stated at once the bureau can Institute. Union. been forced the cised by British dinkumacy at Conhave into they after midnight, a night watch- only undertake that will at any tat permit everyone to forth , full stops commas, dashes. to introduce to ex- - British- - Empire Middle blookhouses to hold their stantinople. . The Pereian ?tattle of Hut League., man he and a has or in list not is used What are be has waiting geometric h.. elusive homes Overseas 'meets pre- Classes Vnion,Overseas Club and Pa- lines of communications. Mesopotamia had been secured- by of express his ova thoughts or take down cabilistio ee , letTwo places to which late visiteurs can be senting credentials: treaty of 1908. The Bent but, triotic League. Empire Parliamentary They have levied heavy fines on the Anglo-Rustil-Gulf the pooch of others with a facilityl ters. or afigures. a letter and it punctuation lake. British Persian 'was will!e the accommodation offered in communities, and the Sulgrave Institute, Incor11 and spood which are simply smiting mark. represent a word. It will be "All places on our list have been in- the- private home in mostly of the su- - association, Russia had been moving toward the has been that they have been porated Association of Otels and ' It,' . ' we and our can staff that these reP-- 1 a guarTh Invention of breeigranhy by for half spectsd Hotel-hav- e century. In appreciated, oteours kind. adequate arrangements Restaurants. stealthily to draw on India's slender L' Residential. To guard perior antee their suitability. i resentations .are not arbitrary, and to create a second seen made for middle class peo- - I Keepers and Caterers association. reinforcement& for ?tunes has camed much commotion. that .,, heavy be remembered. all once ehould at which they Basra. at against people easily may particularly means. of American limited India and thousand ,British Universities Union, AngloiGulf pie At the demonstrations of tho sysIt is better, however. to give an ex- it:I her a warm water port and- - take ending in applications, to have their those visiting the graves of on and American Society. American have proven insufficient to Chamber i toms which aria now Asking - place ample which will ehow the underlyus must detail the hnsbands. rooms in . routes flank. trade the Indian by registered 11.000,400 of a of Commerce population (London)... American idea of brevigraphy. Take the On Russia'e part had bing iricts, and we. satisfy ourselves that ing :'t5,- 'are somewbst there found scones. accomCromer policy to Lord stormy addition , the in and private though , Express company, Pilgrims , word stateo"subvention,".weitten Britieh .4 recognised by. hey are reasonable before we Put modation secured. the bureau Is act. Club. sufficient to run the IS,. been owinglto the Opposition of tho pro- A:" the "," signifies "sub." thus: troops . and en. them on our list. i Arabs of Egypt before the In CROSSLEY DAVIES. ing for the Residential Hotel Keep-i- n fessional stenographers. This bpposi-- , "A" signifies the termination not The Pernian Gulf was known to be addition to this feature we Pro- - ors and Caterers association who (Copyright, 1920, by the Edward as in tion is foolish .1 useless. and termination this Britieh twevithe in tin& a the If word, weak empire. spot vide facilities for tours In England, have long needed some organization 'aSeav I The difference lies largely In the Marshall Syndicate. Inc.) a tion" but to Modifications all of attack the liable powby is what Claimed on it is the continent We only accept to to and appallingly trPlir travelers In touch with iinfillapproach which was made to , '' thole we can guarantee In all respects d put The British army in erful Russian foe.. LordOf Lansdowne. Sod than nor moms no doubt about fix. issue& hotels when thoee on the main I4 to state for la It UlritIPt.fSfarl go Brititat then eerretary deeply none our Arab are and there on' has approached St-register streets. and much more in,the public bettor simply-to-mo- spt la i foekir1 affairs. said in the British that are not rust by people of good eye. ; fully booked. Away and 10 1.ing., or Sooner be out. M. I later worked Duval the Whether may It House eel-ti- e wiu struggio , machine run, and machine guns should-regarhas, British Indeed, presented the government) I brevigraphy America. and ap(IA. amusements. Cromer and Lord. theatres sproadto Propose. dreds of furnished flats and helmet nothing. 1' of a naval form may be open to quern-Ho- n. "Besides this we provide .ten- - with or without board, on Its books, For Wants and children thessfote.. to Indicate briefly what Its final proached the problems of Egypt base or the establishment , The wyetem, perhape. will be tms with a fortified port in the raphers per-lonand servants. domestic We presand a sympathy , and all accommodation. in whether brovigraPhy is. and what is claimed prtved. It Is only ineeeseat7 to note as rower other soy Wave; too. a school register and ell" Private which brought prosperity alike Persian (hilt by 1 homes, hotels, or furnished In Use For Over tor it. .11 is not tot we to assert that that the siyatem exists, and that extra- tige a very grave menace to British in; arrange for the temporary education house. is inspected by a staff of oust. Always buts to the British and the Egyptians. A t it we Should 'which certainly results have been terests ordinary are already all them claims of children. As a matter of fact we ined inspectors ,before registration. 'justified. but I shown. The British armrs attempted en, 4. the with all the means at our 'Pt aefithr''""mathzes:: have already done this in one or two forcement of the British- - mandate have satisfied myoelf that breviDoubtlees if brevigraphy ot A Duchess oil the IAet. Wed has coercion over CAPP& by Mekopotamia ' This rate Indorsed at of is any wortby the grajohy orkotseeilapirusgo, a new eet rit rules air Edward Grey litter ocandal that London 'declaration. 'web' There' is a fine reticent ,about ,b "We wish to secure good feeling . and 'British polky. in the between will have to be elaborated. M. Duval proven most serious attontion. - ( - this. members of British ourand The and newspapers States totted Among thee offering hospitalCzarist of hes on the French language. stealthy approachIn the em- beim as well as with our self-gohave been bombardieg- the face of its BrottirephY. declares M. Raoul D. and worked aeon are a duchees. and Air this vital 'pot CPO will have to work parliament this to Russia somebody with for months. British we Its MIL be learned is on the Etailieh lantruste. val. want to many other people of title. The list government inventor. , and again that riling Dominion& and emit of Meeepoteroiri fnr pire. has proven time tr English-speaking weloonio elf visitors of prfrat houses includes historic rofour hour while atenolfrel.Pkt It more poem stfirot eight that thee .ROptiift.c, aBrolltithfinlitnirrly""grellatt:YUtranPtehrrAhadar ' friends.' Th. is why we insist en country seats and family mansions, are aufficiently quires wievothe.' Mb has given several tales ome and reasonable all 7" fair picturesque and, ancient goctorcharges being I was badly reotsrod Irbil lifting I oil refinery ant the few consular complicated. but it would 'appear that demonstrations which certainty teem In itt. atid' and not in tCf410 of thope mode to lea. and one or two famous town trunk overal they are simple. The 'peed . buildings which Sprinkle " to years ago. Doctors $aid we it bo withreality British the houses. if In prom that Ms iystom---l- et moot general of public. which they ean to learned is the . ybd charges shores. ''''4,latt411:t' bad any complaint of profiteering in thee moon aro hign but they do not etY Only bope.of cure vas an Opre., stabdv--ts modi- - most , a at Brittell mart not the as embassy bread,elearly Al about urpetaing long thing ties. . , . fication or aa lenpremmest of exist- - ecaphy. M. Duval has Trusses did sti no good. Finally' none has yet been as a rule represent more than the acEngland.-thoutOnnstentinoplo esttrolled the ro lb- Made prodoced porgot bell of something. tbat gubkly to uswa would get into toueh tual coat Private yachts and , of oborthimd writing.- and ing, who, elder systems astot Mesopotamia have approaches hours, tory b,rt 4:ri,r, )1 i With our- legal- adviSor and secure cored Inc Sekrip boos no essential di:1room between similated all bit trirtem. and bans it hare also been placed at the and comriletvly agreement tho 1 -and thin passed bag Pever Tth twe mottinde to that stenographyl beepable to bold their owe with gavel whatever redress the low could give. dierosa of visitors. oontherrk half of pier the Britain ' It ho oter it I am bard work I ' . es writteo With Irpotla The bureau provides recognised as a carpet er. Tittersdoing Mil tnerica n who comes to Lon-- a ign& while! renoirraphera On one Accitelon British policy In the gulf eras be woo no operatdon and puts himeelf into our herr& guide" end, couriers. automobile took a number of poceoo at baphatemploye the iettern for ion.. no jell titre. no trouble. I hays ro,111-- 4 was .thet ne,d not pay a éentmcif-e-lhaq-ntlthe olphsbet and tke Ohnventionik! art! Thee icere entooetley igeorant town- or triers,andirectioione flight firessesslAn in Pittith-barti- s rLeeriln.: a 111,1 'r- tO111...tut format on about how ;nu maw in London would belie to An a matter of punet,iation marks. Now thee letk "f bt'eNittrertiv7- -- Atter a few hours' island of Diveldtt. &ghosts!' point' Englishman can traveler tiny , if roo-piot cur...,:tbstet intY:ter and lens ars known to ail the trainice be eocraeit that they could COOLING after point had been vrettoted at porno. , plan and fix up till his holiday or rotten M PutIon Cgt 'world and it follows that the yore taka down fPom That is by, no means the labole ringetneets without seine , outaid write toP3in IterTvilas ivrob sr imilotor by Brutish troops. t mottrtatin'n ilwthttPd I Minas.11.'Panti Drink" fat Afl Ages. British Tr winter-0.pnntrt Avenue, of a brevirrephor an att road by all words- at a need of $ e to 10 words a a at Mus- mom Already the bureau has over Bearer Mot and be rare of it 11111 Pottot reit out lht svetif aninete. 'tato world. Offook foi show it to any eitiors 1r be Peesas ru'l: fita prtt. Vint large and email' houses on its comfertably;anicall and a)ndoing St cat the Lamb outwit,. aro rusbreeifact stout , riFORIJP: EP FINTItit may saws s tiro or al leapt telt rutlent at 'Putttire concluded a I hooks, front the refined and etiltured ttoyedyou111111117 t The fundamontel Fnuntairts-- AA& for flORLIOrS 10 that the minas of words (Ccprright,-7111-- . well-te--Mar-Ma- ll th. of 110 litz homes end re, sad tbe of Edward with of of the eerie The bodies 'rooky the engagements by the rupture governing behind the O. a and (larg are rime tad ivy Peter or peewit:a-- , of sia troorottoo-,a Setstkatet Trucial chief of the Pirate roast; Villa ef the . bureau 'should be enough to guaraitH worry Area tatitatioas ndiratn. Cantos 10 .the Inc.) Mir A eviortlearrielat 410 -' , . . -----. It . 13 .. i . ji.4. ' e . ail .1 P, I , -- ef thile-socret--- , . . k pto I Brit-holdi- er 01:111: Aa. Bh civil-northe- rn e. 1aeo ol Mood-soake- 1 Franco-America- n, , y. 1, I . die-anio- n. . ! ' a ll ; , i . , . of ! Anglo-Americ- ' an I Antio-Mexica- al ten-fra- , , , Anglo-Mexica- 4- n) tv it n. I', ,; ' i , 11 ; I - i I I g. qua-eothin- ,,.. ,- an , re an o ' but-it-will trana-caucarrd- - ce ono-thir- ll, .,,,...lhere-bAYA.0,O- ---- ! it , ), - , it, Itn,..n.bue.tiamed ha - : -- ., , I dorn-,trad- I e , I , quick-wittedne- -- , ss - allionElEINOM , P iI , - "Breviiraphy",M,ke'siGood:, Beats Ste'riogiap- hj ' , p . ed -- e e , --- - - or-thr- an ' gilt-edg- - s over-chargin- attnt 1 - N - bee---.- 1 as , CASTORIA epiratietta-with--noargaraentbesi- , 30)Years re-ch- .; aatwi - - .ü.r.4'.. His Ite, : - c t-- -- Safe r---- Anglo-Rusala- h 0 auto-Mobil- es - Milk , ; ' .Alt hros-Irreph- y 0,4r-onao- . irs-rie- Port. Oda - do rah-Urba- , A a .. . , 4, , - . - -- ., , . - - .. 1 b t r , - , , - . . 4 . , . .. .. .. - , AP , ,, , , , . . 4 . ,, . , |