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Paris, July Ilth —l'h2 report, again priated here this movning that the state ment on reparations which Mr. Bald- win is to make in London tomorrow will i Iciude acceptance of the uerman pro- porsal for an impartial iaternational com- mission to examine iato Germany’s cava- ¢ iy for paynent, is treate. in IFrench o icial eircles as incredible. The argu- m nt is once more advanred that no re son exists tn supplant the reparction commnision by another bedy beyond that, otiiz.al eirclos prefer t keep silence untit the ti:i ish declaration is made. Dobho, Ju'v 11th —ltls expected that th: d)cker- strike will result a'mistin- m diate.y 1n the isolation of Ireland. T 1o strike is unofficiatly fonaented by Jim Lirkin, the Bolshevik laboar augitator, who aanoinerd his iatention to oppose J arton, the ofinal healof the Labour Pariy, 1a whatever constitueacy th latter ¢oates sat the coning election. I'ne im- possibihty of the parties ecoming to an agreemient at the present time s ailustra- ted by the tact that the latest confer- (nee brok> d>va vithin a few minutes 04 18 opening, O:tawa, July 11th.-—There are intima- tiops that out of th proposals whieh will be put up to Canuda ai the coming Im- p.rial Cun e e ce, as her share of naval - deienea, wili se to furaish the raw ma- terial for the ebastruciion of the great navai base at Sigapore, which is design- ¢4 1o e ntrol the s2a rohites on the Paei- -1v? Sueh a proposal the Goverament mizsht find some diffeu'ty in resisting. I: would app2al to the steel industries o(: the Bast aad the lumbe- industry of L1 0. 168, ViV iO7 1 2ars inuGerman Wiy s 0y § €ars muermsa 1y aiter the book written by ? W. G d Qs eia A‘Bbg = erai United States Ambassador to Germany at the time of the Great ¢ risis, will be shown at the i o~ R West Znd Movies ; el : Wednzsiay & Taursday Nights, Book vour seats earlv and avold the rush. Plin of seats may be scen at Rigrwin’s lece Creawm Parlor. 10 Reels of EXTRAODRDINARY length contain this EXTRAORDINARY Picture, » ' PRICES 30 & 20c. British Uo'umbia, which would be called on for large quantities of ma erial and a prwerful lobby in favour of it might be exp2cted. Tae Premior has stated very plainiy i1 Parliameant, however," that any action he takes at the conference will be sabjeet entively to the ratification of Pariiament. New York, July Ilik.-—Because of *riction between Canalian investors and United States interests involved in the schemea 1n develop tha Chaster conces- sion in Anatolia, the huge en'erprise, reported thr b 2 worth approxim? ey $2, 0J0.02J,000, may be a failure. 'lThis as- serdn was made today by officials of th2 O:toman Ameriean development com- pany, which controls the grant. They d:clared hat viriually no progress had been ma le towards tha financingz of the projset singe it was authorized by the Furkish Nationa! Assembly on April 30 h last, beeause of intérnal didiiculties. The sum of $300.00),000 is required {or initia- tion of the eanterprise, wh ch under the terms of the grant, must be underway by Aprii 39cth, 1925, and to date no bank- ers or iinancial groups have been ap- proached to underwrite the conecession, Ca-ania, July Ilth. —The party of v:I- --canologists. here to study recen! disas trous eruptions of Mount Kina, yesterday voted unanimoasly to name the new hill croated by the last outpouring of lava Mount Vietor, in honor of the King, and the new created Mussoil 1, after th2 Premier. Wazhinaton, June 11th.—The Urnited States naval v lrographic offien yester- day notified shipping lines engaged in the North Atlantic trade that ice no long- er constituted a mepac:to normal summer lanes and that the ships might revert to the usual routes which are considerably shorter than those now being utilized. Coastguari cutters which have been on . ice patrol will be withdrawn July 12th. London, July 13th.--The two days -~ match between the touring West Indian | ericket team and the Wiltshire XI was | concluded ‘oday. Wiltshire was disvosed . of in their first innings for a total of 110, | and geingin to bat again for the second ' innings were all out for 212, the West ' Indians t' us winning the nateh by an innings and 31 runs. Scores were as fol- | lows--Wiltshire first innings. Butler 39, | Fuller 19, N+wman 0, Sandrord I, Awdry -7, Bankior 0, James 9, Darell 21, Flem- ing 9, Nash (not out) 6, Lueas 3, extras 8, total 11). Bowling for the West In- | dians John took four wickats for 43 rm S, | and Pascall six for 51. Wiltshire seecnd { innings. Batler 27, Fullee 13, Nowman | 2 Sandford 2. Awdry 40 Bankics 69, . dJames 12, Darell 1, Flemirg 16. Nash i | Lucas not out 6. exiras 23, total 212 | Bowling for the West Indians, John took t four wickets for 65 runs and Pasecall six for 72. Tomorrow the Wes: Indians will meael Warwickshire at Birmingham in the i 17th mateh of their tour, 1 Oitawa, July 11th.—An insight into ' the Bridsh navy and the Royal Canadian i —-————--—o.———_—‘————————_‘_——- ' (Continued on 4th page.)