IMPERIAL EXHIBITION.

I (Press Assn.— By 'Telegraph — Copyright) | LONDON, May 21. The, Duke of Argyll hns opened t hex Imperial International Exhibition at Shopherd's Bush. Though it is less important than the Franco-British Exhibition of 1908, the grounds are larger and more spectkci^lor. More 'amustinents and attraction.? are proviel'ed, including aeroplane trips and an : alpine, railway. (Received May 22„ 8.10 a.m.) Tho exhibitors at Shephard's Buah Exhibition include. Russia, Austria, Italy, Denmark, Holland, Persia, and China. An association is being formed to prevent foreigners' buying important works of art until first offered to the British nation.