New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1920, Page 5

0 REGOGNIZEEGYPT ") "and Perfect Government . G_ -ll-ln Will Organize Assembly Belore Granting [ndependence to Egyptians London, Aug. 23.—Negotlations in- ,eMdent to the recognition of the inde- lence of Egypt by Great Britain Il take place between this country the world pewers as soon as & Agresment is signed by the Egyp- tlan and British governments, says the London Times, The final conven- tlon be submitted for confirma- _Mon to the British parliament and the assembly. The Times adds that detalls will be worked out for a treaty of alllance which it is hoped will be negotiated &8s msoon as the Egyptian delegation Dere returns home and returns the Agreement to its country. # The agreement as outlined by the Times includes & guarantee by Great Britain of Egypt's Integrity against outwide aggression. British officials will be appointed to carry out the op- arations of publie debt commission and look after legisiation regarding foreigners. For the present Egyptian foreign diplomatic agents will prob. &bly be confined to countries where Egypt has commercial interests and British representatives will act else- Whare for her. Legisiation affecting rs may be vetoed by the high sommissioner. U. 5. CONSUL ROBBED Tokio Reports Holp-up at Viadivos- tok, Siberia—Robbers Are Firing on Civillans in City. Toklo, Aug, 22.—Bandits held up and robbed the American consul at Viadivostok, says a dispatch received today from that city by the Kokusai agency. The consul and his wife, ac- companied by a British officer were walking through the outskirts of the city when they were accosted by six men who took their valuables and escaped. On the same day Russian bandits riding in two automobiles entered Viadivostok. They fired upon the mili- tia who attempted without success to them. In the confusion the militia directed their fire upon the Japanese postoffice. This brought Jap- anese troops who captured the militia. They were , however when the situation was explained. COX PREPARING ATTACK Governor Will Tell of Different G. O. P. Campaign Funds to Add Fucl to the Controversy. Dayton, O., Aug. Cox today was preparing his 23.—Governor J next gomery, move in attacking republican cam- paign financing. His speeches this week are expected to add fuel to the controversy opened wide by his charges that a minimum republican fund of $15,000,000 is being amassed. He is to speak next Wednesday afternoon at Princeton, Ind., evening at Evansville, Ind.; Thurs- day night at Pittsburgh; Friday night at New Haven, Conn., and Sat- urday at New York. He has said he will produce proof of his charges. In Ohio alone, he has stated that $500,000 was raised quickly by the republicans, and in another instance $700,000 was sub- scribed without difficulty. ANTI-SUFFS BUSY Thirty-one Members Legislature Go to Decatur, Alaba- in the of Tennessee ma to Break Quorvm. Decatur, Ala., Aug. 23.—The thirty- one anti-suffrage members of the Tennessee house who came here to break a quorum and prevent further action on ratification of the 19th amendment, paid today they were de- termined to “stick it out to the fin- ish.” Mrs. James S. Pinckard of Mont- Ala., president of the South- ern Women's Rejection league, passed through the city and was greeted at the station by the legislators. She invited them to make their home in Montgomery. Col. W. T. Sanders, democratic national committeeman from this statezsat the head of a del- egation of Athens citizens extended a similar invitation. The legislators yesterday went to church in a body, each wearing a red rose, the anti-suffrage emblem. Dur- ing the day they were guests of citizens on an automobile tour. BOLSHEVISM APPROVED Moslem Religious Authorities Have . Compared Favorably the Activities : of the Soviets to Those of Islamism. Constantinople Aug. 22 (By Asso- ciated Press)—All ) joading M‘""“"‘!Arucles on the subject which are religious authorities in Anatolia have approved a proclamation broadcasted in Anatolia declaring the principles ot | the bellef that Bolshevism are identical with those of majority of the miners will be lslamhm because “based on demo- cracy. It calls on all good Moslems to accept the tenets of Bolshevism. Halide Edib Hanem, Pasha’s nationalist movement definite- ly rejects Bolshevism for Turkey. the famous K wage advance of 50 cents per shift | Turkish woman reformer who fled to and a reduction of the price of coal Angora to evade arrest by the British ,to the public amounting and to participate in Mustapha Kemal = $3.50 per ton. An effective in a month. Angora dispatch says she and four | members of the Mustapha Kemal | cabinet have formed the nucleus of an anti-Bolshevik party, which is greatly in the minority. 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