Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1919 — Page 42

T^DTiTAPOLTS TPTTTS AFPf>5romE SECITOf. AFOTST, im. ' ■ ■'

order to for the

ulatkm favors a British mandate eept for small minorities in Syria.

mean ns to

NEAR EAST SITUATION.

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SPEECHES UNEXPECT-

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bers of U. S. Commission Dis-

cuss Wishes of Peoples.

PARIS. August 39 fby the Associated Press*.—The report of Charles R.

" | Crane and Henry C. King, bearing on

their investigatisn of* conditions in the

EMBARRASScD ] near east, has been submitted to the j American delegation in three sections.

1 t>Ax>ia * . ^SThe first relates to Syria, the second PARIS. August » (by the Associated tQ Mesopotami ^ to non _ Arabic .

Preati —General discussion of the rati- < speaking Turkey.

flcation of the peace treaty came to a The report contains recommendaanmmtic dose late yesterday to the j tions as to mandatories, which the chamber of deputies when after a stir- < two commissioner* refuse to disclose. ring speech bv Albert 'Thomas former < but tk *3 r discussed with the Associated

Albert Tbomaa, former f p reg8 tbe results of their conferences

member of the war council, more than • with delegations throughout Syria and twenty deputies who were expected to; other parts of Asia Minor. !

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FT. WATNB, Ind.. August ».-A retueet for the use of the Irene Byron

loepital for the care of

port says, seems to be America did in Cuba : pines, with which all

familiar.

a Crane and King expressed the

opinion that the United States mandate could be maintained both in Europe and in Asiatic Turkey with very small forces while tbe other powers probably would require considerable armies. They said the desire seemed general in Syria to have Prince Fteisal ison of the king of the Hedies) as king and the national aspirations of the Syrians based on

President Wilson’s fourteen points STRUCK BY AUTO: DIES.

Samuel Bruner Suffered Fractured

Skull—Coroner Investigates.

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Twin City tractors, Vtltlsta and a brigand is a Carranzista.'

Another indication of the importance of Indianapolis as a great commercial center is evidenced by its selection as the location for its district office by the Twin City company, which is a selling !

Samuel Bruner. 12*7 South Meridian | organization of the Minneapolis Steel ! street, a salesman, died at the city bos- ’ * nd Machinery Company, of Minna- | pital Friday night from injuries received | epotim, Minn. The new concern has en- j when he was struck by an automobile j sagod space for office and salesroom at 1

who were expected to

***• part la the debate, announced their I Thursday night in Meridian near Pratt j ^Kentucky avenue, where the Twin j r Ijzzszz 1 femd for aeveral minutes, and , f ^L% riLns X a^d°Til ^Jther automobUe" driven by Chalmers Me- ^ covers more than thirtyAndre Tardieu arose and said the gov- yarded the American mi^ton as a j^aughey. 413 East Fifteenth street. ^ j ?ractor concimr^ 1 d° n it s eminent had expected a discussion last- means of taking a plebiscite, and frank- fkaffer have been Instrumental in blaz^ fh^ Ing well into next week, but was ready i ly expressed their views, which the 1 ; trail for incmas^d a^cuitUraland^ “•»»•»Isr^LsssLa:{yffsgsag— ^ ZZ^Z ssssns~~si.js. d ■ s.

miMlon gout to A.U, Minor, a. Ut« «»- j . £*£££ I P>ont «,"S

and a half.

Bon Speech Boomerang.

: fusS^to ^rt^fpat^in "such F a e ' For several years he was assistant sales of materials.

; ment throughout Turkey favoring for- vaottier -

throughout the the war this im!evoted quite largely

**We win listen to you.*’ came from ail parts of the house. Jean Bon. Socialist and extremist came to the rescue of the government by the very bitterness of bis attack, refusing to bear Captain

property of All in the country

■PH . _ _ or special treat-,

ment, will lead to a request to the Allen ‘

county council that the two additional which have been planted, be

eign mandates as the best means for re iiabihtAt.r.K the country', ana. except in

Tardieu or any subordinate and calling j parts of Lebanon, where the French on Premier Clemenreau himself He aro favored, the commissioners assert, on premier Clemenceau himself. He , there to an overwhelming sendeclared he would hear no one else. j timent for a United States mandate. This made it a question of confidence j A joint British-French declaration, and all the government’s supporters! Which was circulated widely in Syria, rallied to the premier. The sitting was I in November, 1318, promising that the

... . . , then adjourned until Tuesday when ! people should be permitted to work out with it a provision , R^ne Viviani and Louis Barthou, both I their own government, made a marked the care of caen | former premiers, will speak. j impression, and the Syrians are relypay for all ex-; _ . _ _ ing firmly on this promise as a guar-

janty that they will not be prevented from a free expression of their will.

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offer

Ratification in Few Days. Viviani ^old the Associated Press

that he expected the treaty to be rati-

fied next Thursday or Friday.

trall^tion^oTthe “rthme^valley* u^er

has found the expenses for oper- occupation with the league of nations the two wings that have already in control, and the capital of the league

built to be about 830,400, it Is bethis would leave enough money to

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t kept partlents at the Byron With the two additional wings

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130,400, It Is be-jat Cologne or Alx-le-Chapelle. He del

dared that the former German emperor

The American commissioners said their report does not necessarily advise a United States mandate for all of Turkey, but it is believed from their discussions that they have reported that, in their opinion, much more than Armenia and Constantinople should be included in the American mandate, if tbe United States decides to accept 1L Tbe Druse and Greek orthodox pop-

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EIGHT FIREMEN APPOINTED Force Practically Filled—Seventeen Selected in Week. The board of public safety appointed eight men t6 the fire force Friday aft- j ernoon. The board said tbe force is now ! practically filled but that applications for appointment will be received and | considered. Seventeen appointments were made this week, most of the new men being returned soldiers. Beginning Monday each fireman will have one day off in five. The eight men named as substitute firemen were SydnqJ- L. Givens, Ralph L. Charles, Paul Boling. Charles Boss, William Morris, Frank Leatherman, Harrv Edwards and James F. Hunter.

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