Paris, May 11, M. Herriot to-day inaugurated the restoration of an important part of Rheims Cathedral, which suffered so severely during the War.
Herriot formally handed over ithe Key to the Great Door to the Archbishop in token of the comple tion. of restoration of the nave, where services can now again be held, Herriot availed himself of opportunity to refer to the ge ous donations from several countries towards the cost of reconstruction—Reuter.
'The leader of the "Steel Helmets' Herr Franz Seldte, a former 1. tenant in the Army. mounted the steps ut the National Gallery and helped by loud-speakers, delivered a epecch to dense mass of medalled de-Tmenateators fiom all porta of the! fsountry.. He denounced the Treaty of Versailles and demanded the restoration of the Monarchist colours, Shouts of "bravo!" greeted his epeceh, which was followed by hymns land "Dentacher Uber Altes."
The demonstrators dispersed lanietly escorted ty mounted and foot Police, who, however, in the course of the day, arrested 300 civilians for Forty thousand spectators at the Stadiom last night watched mili tary display of "Steel Helmeters," rich was followed by fireworks
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