ly tomorrow morning before
the
confer-
ence. of the minets
and
govt.
officials
|
reassemble.
- Nothing has
yet transpired
|
as to the nature
of
the miners’
new
de-
|
mard.
The policy of the.
secretary
re-
|
garding
:the agreement- continued
to be
|
maintained,
but apparently the objection
|
of the miners
was
due
to the
fear
that
|
the agreement
as drafted might have the
|
effect of making
permanent
the applica-
!
tion of the principle that wages
are
de-
pendent
upon output,
and also
to the idea
that it might altogether preclude
future
|
- nationalization.
:
g
!
Dublin, Oct. 27th.—Many
thousands
of
™t
pcunds,
‘alleged
to helong
to the
lrish
Republic,
were discovered and
confisca-
ted when militaryforces
raided the Mun-
ster and
Leinster Bank
here
yesterday.
The money was ‘distributed over
several -
accounts
in (&e bank.
It is said the blow
is likely to
be
extrgfely serious for the
Sinn Fein..
sl
oy
2o
'
Paris,
Oc¢t.-27th.
—The French
Foreign.
|
Offin~ received
official .notification
today
|
tha
_reat Britain renounces
therights
of
|
confiscation:
of.German
property in
the
.
United Kingdom.
This has eaused great
|
surprise,
.w hich is: freely expressed
.in
|
French
official circleés. as
there had
been
no previous intimation
that
such
a move
was probable. French ‘officiale émphasize
the ‘gravity of this move as they fear
'
. Germany
will makea similar request
<o
|
France,
which it'i_sydeclared_coul%
not be
|
granted.
. However they. point out the
|
renunciation
of Great
. Britain
of her |
.
rights
under ‘paragraph.18, annex
11
of
|
part Bof the treatyof Versailles,is not
as sweeping
as reported—at
first.. Some
|
complaint
is made because France
is con-
|
fronted with an accomplished
fact
with-
i
out having been -given an opportunity
to
discuss
the
matter.
It was said
at
.the
Foreign Office today that
France
would
send
a reply to the British note, but what
form the reply would take
would not
be
‘
dis~sed
at this juncture,
.
Official cir-
{
cle, .dd
that
Greeat Britain retain
her
rights
in
case
of wvolantary
default
by
|
Germany.
-
i
il
Lowdon,
Oct. 2Tth.—The.
resignation
|
of
thé* Lithuanian
Goxt. and
the estab
|
lishment there of a- pro‘bolshevik regime
|
is
reported
ir a central
news
despatch
from
Riga.
&
e
st
E
,
'
Barcelona,
Oct. 27th. —Barcelona
Uni-
|
versity
students
today
stoned
the
Bri-
|
tish
consulate
as
a protest
against
the
|
death of the Lord
Mayor
of Cork
Every
window
was
broken.
The
students
are
|
beiieved
to: have
been
partisans
of Ca-
talonian Home Rule.
|
London,
Oct.
27th.—In the
House of
|
Commons:
today it was
stated
the
propo-
|
sal to publisha later account
of the bat-
|
‘tle of Jutland
has been abandoned.
|
London,
Oct. 27th.—The
body of M, |
MacSweeny
s lying in statc
tonightis
|
St.
Georges
<Cathedral.
A body guard
|
composed
of members
of: the Cork and'
|
London
Brigades
of the Irish Volunteer
|
army dresead
in civilian clothing is keep-
ST.
CRERuU9
IX
ANViS
CHRISTIANSTED
THEATRE
8.00.
THIS
EVENING
8.00.
“The
Secret
Os
The
Submarine”
.
Ihe
decret
€
dubmarimne
.
~
EPISODES
%
~
2
,
No: 8
0: 9
No:
Ip.
The Governmeat
accepts
Di, Burke’s
invention
enabling
submarines
to
remain
b
d indefinitely..
|
_
»
~
iu "[l?-rgégdurki} "“;g';:_' sly
murdered.
= His daughter
learns
The sßcret
has
been
hidden in her father’s
boo KS which
were sold at auction,
Aided byLieut. Hope, Cleo begins
the search,
but
conspirators
work
to secure
the
Secret atany*mf
One Fitz M_aunce' lqas two of tbe
hooks.
Olga and Morton,
in close
pursuit
ofC126and
Hope,
strike a
mine, and their
boat
is
wrecked.
(lleo and Hope
'mir*o?sly,”}eape
death when Satsuma
and Malin dyramite Fitz Maurice’s cabin.
"
Olga andg??tnu glpat
inthe belief that Cleo and Tooe
met
death
in the
shattered
cabin, but in the ?rstgéel.you will see
in what
an ingenious
manner they eseaped.
THE BIGGEST FIGHT FOR
THE BOOKS IS COMING.
30 e
ADMISSION:
Reserved
-Semtli <...5 ...
... iT
i,
Vv ol it
BN
.
{(yeneral Entranee....
.....
.
g
L
e
3
e
Children
20
and
10e.
‘
ing vigil throughout
the-night
beside
the
coffin which shrouded
in a Sinn Fein flag
rests
on
a catafalquein the
Cathedral
chancel.
The “first service-
will be held
tomorrow morning
‘at eleven
’cloek,
when
a requiem
mass
will be celebrated.
Absolution-willbe given by
Archbishop
Mannix, ‘other
dignitaries
officiating.
.At two'o’clock in
the dfternoon
the fu-
peral procession
will proceed
from
the
.Cathe%ral,
to Euston
-Station .byway of
Blackfriar Bridge,
along
the
embank-
‘ment
through
the
busy
downtown
sec-
tion The Strand, Aldaych and Kingsway.
London.
Oct. 27th.—The
Govt. Emer-
geney “bill which
provides for all
con-
tingencies
in the event
that the miners
.strike
should involve the railway
and
transport
-workecs,
was..passed
through
its
remaining
stages teday,
and passed
the third -reading -Wt
The
vote
‘was 238 t 58.
-
The billdid not have the
smooth
passage
the govt.
hoped
for.
It passed
throngh
the committee
stage
but the govt.
‘had to make
further
con-
' cessions
to the
demands
of the Labour
Party.
The Billnow provides
that
noth-
ing in theact shall be construed
as author-
izing
the proclamation
of any
form
of
complusory
military service,
or
indus-
trial consetip?on?g
01;‘,m.;:: iti
an offence
for
rs~h
to
participate
in a strike.
I,ggé?:A
QOct. -’1%2!;%,45!%
today
in
th¢
House of Commons
for
an
official
date of the
end
of the war, Mr. Bonar
Law said
it would as nearly
as possible
correspond
with
the signing of
the
Turkish
and
Bulgarian
treaties
by
Great Britain.
.
:
Pekin,
Oct.
27th.—An " unidentified
force
of 2,000
Russiuns
equipped
wi
artillery attacked
the
city
Urga, MO&
golia,
last
night,
says
a
Chinese
offi-
cial
report.
The Chinese
garrison
which
numbered
1200
men
repulsed
the
at-
tacking force.
Berlin,
Oct.
27th.—The
municipal
employment
bureau
announces
-
that
733,000 men
and
womepn
in ‘Germany
are unemployed.
Os
these
150.000
are
in Berlin,
o
Ll
R
R
SR
L
Mexica
City,
Oct.
28th.—The
Cham-
ber of Degputies ata special session
yes-
terday
officially announced the election
of
General lg)bregon
as
President
of (he
Republic.
*
The Chamber
named
Decem-
ber 14th as the date forthe infuguration
of the
new executive.
&
Demerara,
Oct. 26th.—It
is announced
that Mr. Hector Joseph’s
K.
C. assistant
to
the attorney
general
of Jamaica
has
been
appointed
to act
as attorney
gene;-
al upon
the
promotion of
Mr.
H. K.
M.
Sisnett
acting attorney
general ofBri:ish
Guiana
to Jamaica
as'puisne
judge.
NEwW
YORK,
Oect.
29th
1920
Flour, Blendad Clears St. Lawrence
I:rand
'
pr. brl.
$10.50
|
Meal, Kilndried per
100 bs
$2.90
New
Season’s
Pork
per brl. $37.00
Heavy Mess Pork
per bbl, $31.00
Sugar---Crystals
maximum
per
100
Ibs.
$8.52.
Molasses
Sugar
89°. t%;
ne
gueotation.
Cotton, Middling Upland,
at
Liverpool
per
b,
16 556-160 d.
Exchange,
New *York and
London,
60
V%ys’ sight
$3.42
Exchange
New York
as
London, sight
/
W
88 463
LONDON,
Oect. 29th
1920.
Sugar,
Demerara Crystals, Govt. controll-
ed price,
duty paid 1205 94
°
-
"'
Demerara
Crystals
free
of
‘con-
_
trol, duty paid,
905..
100s.
‘
"
Moscovado
Govt. cotrolled price,
“++
duty paid,
1245. 9d*