Princeton,
Nov. 19th. —By the narrow
margin of a field goal kicked
by
Smith,
of Princeton,
and
the
resultant
three
points,
Princetcn
defeated
Yale
here
yesterdsy
afterpoon
in
the annual
feot-
ball
match.
Berlin, Nov. 19th.— The weekly retr
cult of the Reichsbenk
shows
a
re-
a-
crease
in
eurrency
during
the
se.
rd
week
irg*vember,
when
sixly-?ve\il-
licn na‘ys‘
of
new
norey
was
putjin
circulatign.
Londor, Nov.
19th.—The
rew
Parlia-
ment,
which
assembles
tcmoriew,
will
possess
one
novelty,
ss
it
will
be
tle
first
Pailiement
in
wlich
tke
Labour
party
has
attaired
dimensions
entitlirg
it to be reccgnized
as
the
official opposi-
tion, with certain
presciiptive
privileges
in the emenities
of
the
House
attached
to that position.
There
are three possible
claimants
for gho position of leader
of the
opposition, nz&ly,
Mr.
Asquith.
Mr.
Lloyd Grorge
a%d
Mr.
Clynes,
suppos:
ing the
latter,
as
expected
is
reelecied
Cnairman
of
the
official
opposition,
as
the
Labour
party
far
outweighs
in
strength
either
the
Asquith
or
Livyd
George
parties.
Mecnday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
will be
occupied
in
the
for
malities of electing
a
new
speaker
and
the
swearing
in of
new
members.
Mr.
1. P.
O’Connor,
as father
of
the
Hnouse,
will propose
the reelection
of
the present
speaker,
Mr. Whitley and
his motion i
3
expected
to
be
carried
unanimously.
Thoe formal opening of Parliament
by the
Kine
will take
pilace
on Thursday
whean
His Mhjesty
will deliver a
brist
spaach,
in
waich
he
will annbyance
th2
ass2m-
blinz
of a
new
Parliameat
anl
intimace
that
its
p:.'incipnl
businass
will
b=
th2
ratification®
of
the
Irish
Constitutioan,
whien
must
be accomplished
by
Decam
bar 6:h,
otherwise
the Aaglo-Irish treaty
will
lapse.
:For
this
reason,
muzh
less
tin:
than usual
will
be
occupiedin
d-
bife
o
tha
adiras
in
veply
o
th:
Kinz's
speech
and
Parliament
will
ad-
journ
earl/
In December,
to re-assemblie
i,
February,
when
the
real
bu:iness
of
lezislation will bezin.
Constantirople,
Nov. 19th.--The Crown
Prince
Abdul Medjid Etfendi,
cousin
of
the Snitan
Moham med Sixth,
was elected
Calipn
by the
Gieat
National
Ass>nbiy
o
‘l'urkey on
Saturd.y
and
wiil be
I©-
ducted
into
office
tomorrow.
Angord
will probably
bz
the
seat
of
the
Cil-
phare
u.til the foreizn
oceapation
of
Constantinople
ceases.
Audul
Medj d
Kfendi
was born
in
185).
He
receive
|
148
votes
out of a total
of 165
cast.
I'ne
new
cahpn
telegraphed
his
accepiance,
reserving
certain
Imited temporal
pow-
ars.
‘He
isa
Sup
ol
<tue
Sullap
Abdul
Aziz
and
is
desciibed
as
interested
in
lotters
and
literatuve,
a
patron
of
the
arts
and
an
acecmpiisisd
pafnter
and
composer
of music.
He
has
al .vays
been
entified with the Nationa'ist
movement
qud is eredited
with posss
sing
a strong
wiil. His friends say he will not becontent
ST
LROU
I X
A VYI
S
to
remain
merely
as the religicus
hecd
of Islam, but will insist
upon
exercising
temporal powers.
Unlike
most
Turks,
he
has only one wife ard
lives modestly
and quietly,
not mixing in rolitics.
I ondon,
Ncv. 20th.—According
to
ru-
meurs
ircm
Dublin,
published
in
the
Evening
News,
Mr.
Eiskine
Childers,
ore
cf
the
chief.
assistents
of Mr.
De
Velera,
has
Leen
executed,
tcgether
with
eight cther
men,
whese
remes
are
rqt given.
He
was recently
tricd kefore
a
nilitery ccuit
¢na
clLarge of
bearing
crmes illegally.
Havana,
Nov.
2Sth.—The
delegate
frem
Pansma
replied
to
the cofficial
ad-
drexs
of welecme
at
the first
session
of
the
Latin-Anerican
Medical
Cergress.
whict,
opened
here
tcday
in
this
city,
The adiresses,
.vhi.
were
kroadcasted
by
radio,
were able
to
.
heard
within
a
radius
of three
thousand
asiles.
Constantinople,
Nov. 20th.- Rafet Pasha,
the Grvernor,
may
be
dismi se
his office
on
occount
of his failure
to prevent
the
.ape
of the
Suitan.
Accordin.
to
the
ssociated
Press
correspendsnt=
Raflet
declared
that® while the
Nationai
-~ i
not attach
much importance
to the
they nevertheless
denounced
Gre:
on-
tain’s complicity in the matter,
des:
bing
it as-a
flagrant
interference
in
'
.Kkish
affairs.
Washington,
Nov.
20th.—A
specizl
session
of Congress
was
convened
today,
to last
a
fortnight,
in
order
to
discuss
the
administrations
ship
subsidy
bill.
Tomorrow,
it is expected,
tha
President
will address
a jolot sesston.
Lausanne,
Nov.
20. h.—M.
Poincare,
Lord Curzon
and
Premier
Mussoiinl
re
sumed
their preiimiinary
conierence
U
.3
morning.
The
tiesitent
of
Sviizerk od
read
an
address
to
which
s.ord
Cu z
replied.
The fiist
to arrive
were
M.
Vea-
izelos
and
Preinier
Mussolini,
foilowed
by M.
Poinecare,
aaxd
wnen
immediately
atter
by
Lerd
Cuizon
.and
M.
Bairvere,
The conference
wil. meet
again
tomoirow
evening.
Hong
Kong,
Nov.
20th.--While
er
route
from
tais
port
to
Macao,
a Bri
ish
steamer
was
scized by a
band
of Chinese
pirates,
travelling
as
passengers.
They
leld the ship
ior thittecr
hours, but
weire
finally driven overboard
by the
crew and
pessengers
after2 lierce
fight
in
which
several
casualties
occurred,
incluuing the
captain
of the
steamer,
a
French
priest
and
a Kuropean
pessenger.
leondin
NovZiech
= in
a
nessave
1o
Lkafet
Masha,
the Natiovraiist
Gouvernor
of
Constantincple,
the
Angura
Gov-
erument
expresses
its
inablity
to
uunder
stand
the
reason
for the
Sultan’s flight,
inasmuch
as
the
great Nauobnal
assen-
bly ¢f ttrkey,
whne
voungior the akol-
ition of
his iemporul power,
continued
(0
recogpize
hin, as Luiph,
uvnul e
elec-
tion of
.bis
stecessor,
ang
AtigCla,
as
cut-
lined
in
a despateh
1.0
Cerstantineple,
Las instructed
Rafct to supply
the details
of his flight.
A Reuter’s
despateh
froia
Constantinople,
says
that th- Allied High
Commissioner,
on
receiving
assurance
from
the Turkish
Government
at
Con-
stantipople
that it would see
that
the
newspapers
refrained
from
publishing
anything whicl. might
work against
the
safety
of the Allied trcops
and of
public
order,
unanimously
decided
to abolish the
censorship,
beginning November
18th.
Dublin, Nov. 20th.—7 The cityvissvffer-
ing frcm
an acute
attack
of nerves,
part-
ly owing to Mr. De Valera’s threat
of
re-
prisals,
if Mr. Erskine
Childers,
convict-
ed of carrying
arms,
is executed.
London,
November.
20th.—The King’s
speech
at
the
formal epening of Parlia-
ment
on Thursday,
it is
understood,
will
begin
with
an
important
reference
to
Foreign
Affairs,
followed by
an aliusion
to uremplovment
at home,
as
connected
with
the
unsettled
conditions
of Kurope.
Levi:lation establishing
the
ne v constitu-
tion of Ireland
will
b
mentioned,
how-
ever,
as
the
sole mi‘ter,
which
necessita-
ted
the
meeting
of
Parliament
for the
s ¢ond
tim> this
yvear.
and and
the Hous2
will
b:
invited
to
pass
upon
it withouc
4=la.
I'he oTicial
view
is that
ten
work-
..
» days should
suflice [or the
debate
on
the
=iy to the speech
irom
the
Throne
and
the
nassace
of the
Ivish Bil, but it is
regarded
-~
somewhat
doubiful,
if
the
Govt’s.
prog
‘anme for
a
very
short
ses
sion
can
be strictly adhared
to: Contrary
to tl.e usual
ex
:rience
after
a
general
election,
the Oy psition,
as
represented
by the
augmented
%Labour
Party,
is
in
hizh svirits
over th> reinforeemnt
of its
iumber
and
is pot hikely
to
forago,
will
ingly,
the
oirportunities
the
debate
g#l
offor
An amendment,Yraising
th~stfob-
letn
of unemp.oy
nent
and
er
F o .a-
badac
p o)) ls ons
I 3 6%
p22ied,
witl
3 pr=ssel
up
n
bhe
Govt. and
o 2 an2niments-may
b 2 moved,
waoil..
the
naageass
will be erowded
with
youns
s rhors
from the North eager
to address
the
House
on
mattzrs
in
which they
are
clearly
inievested.
Mr.
Smithe,
Pres:-
dent of tne
Scoiish
Mines
Union,
how
evor
toid
his
execu‘ive
commilfee
¢!
Glasgow
today
that
although
l.abour
is
row about
150 strong
they
must
not
ex
peet
2
midenvium
in
the
next
few
mont
s,
but
they
mivht
loak
fcra
vast
imiprovemct
in conditions
for the
work-
ers.
The
two
Liberal
parties
will
also
ba
agctive
aid
it
mayv
ie
necestary
to
offer
sp.cial
days
fer
tie
cebute
after
t e
[rish
business
is
transacted.
Asked
w.e i:r Mr.
Newbold,
the
so Hary Com
muaist
in
the
new
Parliament,
would
tuke
the
ovath of
adegiacz:
to
the King,
the
Communist
Party’s
Parlisnentary
Seeretary
admittea
wnat
the
ocaih
did
not
aeccord
wiin
're
principles
of
thae
Partv,
but
a lded
that
“‘as
a
matter
of
expediency,’”’
no
p.acrical
difficulty was
anticipated.
Cons
antinople,
Nov. 20.b, —’he inves-
titure
of
Abdul iVI-Nlqu
iuif rlidi, as
sz-
‘iph, will take place to-morrow.