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-<* \ "Ko^al <$n$cite anb Colonist 2>ail£ INCORPORATING THB ROYAL OAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866) VOL I-NO. 64 HAMILTON BERMUDA, MONDAY MARCH 28, 1921 SINGLE COPY 3d. «or 6 cents>-40'~ PER ANNUM -__s_B_s___a__i PREMIER WARMS REPL? TO GERMANS ON WE HAVE WITH US A GREEKS WARRING N DISORDERS IN GERMANY NOTED ANGLO-AMERICAN REPORTED SERIOUS. NEW ASDOCIftTOR AGAINST SOCIALISM BILLION MARKS ISSUE Mr. Samuel IosoU * Power In The TIRKS IN ASIA MINOR London, March 24.—Communist dis­ OF IHE mm.9 Puis, March 24.—The text of the Edison Concerns orders in Central Germany are in­ Lloyd George Says Coal­ Allied Reparations Commission note It Is Feared That Soviet creasing and large selections of the New York, March 24.—A special to the German delegation here in May Become Allied industrial regions are actually in the to the Tribune from Washington says: ition Defeat Would reply to Germany's -refusal to pay A notable visitor is Mr. Samuel With Turk Nationalists hands of tbe insurgents says an Ex­ "The British government has emco%ver- Mean Effort To Rip Out the one billion gold marks on repara­ Insuli who arrived in Bermuda Friday. —Bagdad Railway The change Telegraph Company despatch ed Sir Auckland Geddes to act as its tion account follows. He is a guest at tiie Hamilton Hotel. from Amsterdam which quoted tele­ commissioner in discussing with Presi­ Whole Social System "Replying to your letter of March Mr. Insuli, an Englishman born Objective phonic advices from Berlin during the dent Harding plans for a new associa­ 22, the reparations commission has started life as a stenographer; he is now night. Athens, March 24.—Greek troops tion of nations, it was learned to-day the honour to inform yoo. First, one of America's industrial magnates. Reports from Saxony state that London, March 23.—A bitter attack numbering 120,000 are participating on unquestioned authority. According to the treaty of Versailles How he got to the top is told in a more buildings have been damaged on Socialism was made by the Prime in the offensive against the Turkish The British Government has sent the Reparations Commission alone recent issue of the "American by dynamite in various towns and that Minister in a speech at a luncheon Nationalist forces ia Asia Minor it wjrd that it will send to Washington had the right to place a valuation Magazine" from which we quote the at Mansfield prisons have been opened to-day to the "New members of the is reported here; The Turkish Na­ co assist Sr Auckland any experts upon the deliveries made by Germany. following:— and their inmates liberated. Complete Coalitioti group," as the participants tionalists are believed to have about he may desira. anarchy is declared to reign at Hett- in the luncheon party were styled. "Secondly, The Reparations Commis­ Mr. Insuli was born m England, ninety thousand in the field but have "With ths arrival of Rene Viviani, stedt where all banks have been raided "The military dangers whkh united sion by the same treaty is authorized sixty-one years ago, but came to this smaller supplies upon which to draw. former Premier of France, who is and from which tbe population is fleeing the parties have disappeared," said to decide which among the deliveries country when he was twenty-one years The most careful preparations were now on the Atlantic on his way here in a panic. Mr. Lloyd George, "but greater, up to date may he deducted from old. Answering an advertisement, he made by the Greeks in connection as special commissioner to President ' It is said that reports from Hamburg I ir ore insidious, more permanent dan­ the 20,000,000, cold marks referred was made secretary la one of Thomas with the offensive which began yes­ Harding, the three most important at midnight stated that the commu- ] gers still confconc us. The greater to in article 235. A. Edison's men, later becoming secre­ terday and it is anticipated here tbat powers, the three that will unques­ I nists everywhere were calling upon j peril is the rise to power of a new "Thirdly, Neither Paragraphs Nine tary to Mr. Edison himself. Eight the Greeks will win important posi­ tionably dominate any decision that ! workers to fight behind barricades j party with new purposes of the most or Ten Annex two part eight concern years after he landed in New York tions with their first drive. will be reached as to the formatior and the people were fortiying their subversive character. "It calls iisdf an eventual hearing of the German he was made second Vice President of Apprehension is felt here that the of a new association of nations. homes. An account of tl e u* _>ubles Labour. It is really Socialist, tt government concerning Germany's ca­ the consolidated Edison concerns. Smyrna hinterland wiH throw the "This means that discussions look­ at Hamburg telegraphed by the Berlin is tearing the parties to pieces on its pacity for payment. Since 1892 he has been president of Turks into the arms of tbe Russian ing to the consummation of President way to tearing society to pieces. "There is nothing in the treaty the electric light companies of Chicago, Soviet government of Moscow. co espo -.rif of the Central Ne-.-. s Harding's plans will be begun by "Those who are inclined to agree of Versailles which obliges the Com­ now consolidated as the Common­ The objective of the offensive is says that more than fifty communists the three principal powers many with Mr. Asquith and Lord Bcntinck mission to hear tbe German govern­ wealth Edison Company. He is also the Bagdad Railway although Greek and police are ^ported to have been months prior to the most sanguine that the Labour Party is a bogey- ment upon the conditions under which an officer or driector in other large commanders have planned to reach killed in the fighting lsst night at hopes of those who had most con­ should read the Socialist and Labour deliveries to make up the twenty utility organizations. the city of Eskishehr. at Heilingeneist field in the Altona fidence in the idea. billion marks mentioned in article section of Hamburg. Thc message rcss or a *eeK. It is affirmed that British, French PARIS WELCOMES CLEMENCEAlJ 235 should be made or appraised. "Near-Geniuses" Are Seldom adds that fighting in "Socialism is fighting to destroy Winners. and Italian armies in tbe Far East is continuing everything that the great prophets "The Commission has waited as will not participate in the campaign. Hamburg where the police were Paris, March 24. M. Clemenceau and leadeis of both parties-— Unionist long as possible thinking the German "The men who have gone ahead General Selah Eddin Bey, com­ feated at Teinward< was given a warm welcome on his and Liberal—have laboured for gen­ government would take the necessary with us," says Mr. Insuli, "have not mander of Turkish forces ia Cicilia, 'RED' OUTRAGE IN ITALY return to Paris to-day from a tiger erations to upbuild. Parliamentary measures faithfully to fulfil its obliga­ done it because of any extraordinary has been transferred to the Smyrna hunting trip in India. It was a small natural ability. The near-geniuses Florence, March 24.—So institutions are imperilled as much tions under article 235. It now is front Ar the purpose of uniting tbe ialists in j t,ut very enthusiastic crowd of Paris- San Giovanna, Valdarno, as private interests ar>d the rule of persuaded such is not the case. The among us have not, as a rule, done Turkish defense. For the past two Tuscany, jans many of whom were women to-day laid an ambuscrdc and class organization is to be substituted Commission demanded payment ef so well. Near-geniuses have a way of weeks the Greeks have been landing nred antj several of whom presented him against seve.al lorries cf Flor for them. one billion gold marks because of getting tangled up in the special limit­ at Smyrna motor trucks, artillery and ' . with boquets and kissed the "tiger" the certainty that Germany possessed ations which brilliant people so ofter Fascisti who were going to Perugi heartily. M. Clemenceau was weaiing Those still inclined to regard the munitions which had been stored at 1 the sufficient funds to make imme­ seem to have. Tbe Fa scisti repiiec1 and several I cam shoes, a tweed suit and his Labour Party as a bogey should look Salon iki. I diate payment. Anxious to execute "The men I know who have gone ooo persons were killed or wounded. Thc battered hat. As he stepped lightly at the bye-elections of 1920 and 1921. the treaty ia a spirit of fairness the ahead fastest have been just normal Marquis Facoioli was among the cas­ from the Nice train the bright sunshine The addition of four per cent, would ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. { Commission did not fail to add that fellows. They were set off from the ualties. The local station master, who iit up his face which was bronzed pat the Socialists in the majority and after the one billion gold marks bad others, in the beginning, only by the The Furness Liner "Fort Hamilton " rushed to tbe sceae in an endeavour by 1 is outdoor life. The former Pre­ there is a margin of fifteen to twenty been paid it would be ready to dis­ fact that they made a practice of using docked in Hamilton at about eleven to bring about peace was dang—rously mier looked the picture of health.

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