.2 of the
House.
The
exciting
.atngs
end2d
an i the House
settied
d'en
to
a
rourti:re
dizcussion
of
the
workmen’s
compervsation
biil
in
eom.
mutee.
which must
be finished
in the
re-
ro ving few days.
3don,
Nov.
13th.—The
labaur
mo-
vwon of censure,
which
Mr
Ramsay
Mae
Donald,
lead2r
of
the
Opposition,
an-
nouncad
todiy
he
would
mave
in
the
Commons
on
. Thursday,
declares.
"'This
House
censures
the
negleet
of
the
Gov-
ernment
to dal
with th2 pressinz
needs
of
the unempleyment,
regre:s
i.s
failure
te
devise
and
pursu2
a
national
poliey
calceulated
to restore
the interests
of the
country
abroad
and
re establish
inter-
national
peace
and
trade,
and
eondemns
the decision
of the
Government
to leave
millions
of
DBritish
people
in
waat,
In
order
to
fight
an
election
on an-undis-
closed
scheme
of
tarffs
and
imporial
prefererce,
conceived
by seetions
o°
cap-
itaiists
in their own interests,
thz
etfect
of which
muas®
be
te increase
the
eost
of
iiving and
encourag>
the
formation
of
aati-social
teus:s
and
combines,””
The
motion
is
interesting,
as
indieiting
the
line
labour
will
pursue
in
the
eoming
e ectior
8.
-
Lon 00, Nov.l4th.-Dissatisfaction
with
the
decision
of the Governmen:
to
hold
an
immediate
elecrion
is
manirest
on
all
sides.,
The views express2d
by press
and
public
today indicate
that
the idea of an
electicn
is extremely
unpopuiar.
London.
Nov.
14th.— he Kin
¢ has
ap-
rroved
of Najor Chas.
B.
Wallis
as
Min-
ister
to Panama
and Costarica,
Stockholm,
Nov.
14th.--The
Nobel
prize for pyssics
has
been
awarded
to Dr,
Rob*.
A.drews
Miliken
of
Fasadena,
(California.
.
Vienna,
Nov.
14'h.--The
ex-Du<e
of
Cumberland,
has
suff
srec b stroke
o” apo-
plexy
on his
estate
near
Gouden,
Upper
Ausiria.
His condition
is
serious.
Moscow,
Nov.
14th.
—Tue
Parliament
of the
S viet
Federation
closed
yester-
day with the adop
ion of a
new flig.
The
flag wi'l b 2 of red cloth with a gold sickle,
a hammer
snd
a five pointed
star
in
the
corner,
London,§Nov
14th.—Kn)wledgze
in the
financial distriet ot Londos
that
a
2ene-
-lal election
was imminent
caused
&
loss
of 52,000,000
peunds
in the value of
gilt-
edged
shares
on
the
London
Stock
Ex-
ehange
in the short
space
of
two
days.
Although prospects
of an election
a.ways
have
an unsettling
effect
on
the
market,
the fact
that
the
present
pollis
cnly
a
~weck
away,
has
had
the most depressing
resuit
since
the
days
of
the
Gladstone
Government’sdefeat
over | one
Rale.
An-
other
cause
of
the present
uepres.ion
has
been
the fear that a Labour victory would
man
an
imm:giate
capital
levy.
[Lhe
selling
of securities
on
ihe
exchangze
has
greatly
increased,
Government
consols,
lvanseafld
honds
dropping from 63
to 24
points.
‘lhe loss
in some of
these
issues
has
run
as high
as
15,000,000
powmnds.
A
ST 10l
25
tirn in the market
is net
expected
until
the elgction
situation
shapes
itself
more
definitely.
-
Londo.,
Nov.
14th. —One of
the
out-
ste Iding
features
of the
election
will
be
1. e number
of ¥oruzn
candidates.
It
is
us yet
too early
to
givearything
like
a
comp ~te list.
bui it is-estimatsd
that
between
hirty
aed
forty
wcmen
will
seek
admission
to
the
House
of
Com-
mons.
} erden,
Nov.
14th.—
Meceral
pressuie
of the
Allies on Hodand
will prevent
the
['uteh Go\'e:nn:cnt%rmn
letting the
ex-
Kuiser
follow his
son
to
Germany,
in the
opinicn
of ofeials
here
today.
The
Al-
lies
consider
Holland
bound
itself
by its
action
in
refusing
to
hard
over
the
Kaiser
in
1919,
not
to
let the
war-Lord
leave
without their
consent.
Acticn
to
oust
the ¢x-Crcwn
Prince,
who
arrived
last
nicht
at bis
castle
at Oels.
Silesia,
was
beirg
dseussed
ivformally today.
A repcrt is cunrent
that
France
would
occupy
the great
Germen
port of
Ham-
burg
if necessary
to
force
Cermany
(o
expel the Crovn
Prince.
London.,
Nov
14ih.— There
is
a
ru-
mour in
Amsterdam,
says
a despatch
to
the Excharnge
Te'egraph
from
the
Dutch
City
that
ex-Ktag
Frederick
August
of Saxory
Fas
arrivead
in QOels
to.weiccme
ex -Crown
Prince
Frederick
Wiiliam.
Franktort,
Germany,
Nov.
141h.—-The
return
of
the
former
Cirowrn Prirce
to
Germany
is
any hing
but
an
susp
cous
omen
and
the
German
people
have .he
right
to know why
the Coverrment
per-
mittedit aurine
the
preseni
situation,
obsetves
the
F.ankfor
er
Gazeite,
the
leading
Scuth
Germar
Liberal
osrgan.
The
newspaper
rejects
the inference
that
the
home-coming
of
Frederick
Wiilliam
st guests
a suspicious
relation
1o
the
re-
cent
Muwnich putseb,
b
t
it obseives
ti at
if he
find
a
welcome
home
sign
upon
the
docr
of kis
ea
tle at
Qels,
it
witl
reflect
“‘urtrath
as he
s
higisly
unweleome
tH
the
werman
vecpie
in
the
present
per-
turbed
internal
sitvation’’.
New
York, Nov, 14th. —The
raw sugar
market
continued
firm early today,
but
no
bu
ine
s
developed.
C(Cuba’s
were
quoted
at
by cents,
coust
and
freight,
egual
to 7.28 duty paid.
Paris,
Nov.
14th.—The
Marquis
of
Ciewe,
DBritish
Ambassador,
called
on
M.
Poincare
this
evening
and
handed
kin
a
pote containing
a
long .egal
argu-
ment
furiher
-stusiaining
the
Briush
opinion
on the effects
the
Rhincland
Ve-
jaratist
movement
would
have
on
the
Treaty
of
Versailles,
The
B:iish
con-
tention
is that
tne
trraty,
having
becn
signed
with
the
Reich
{or
ali
of
the
Siates
composing
it,
couid
not
be
im-
posed
on States
which
separated
them-
selves
from
the Reichs.
This
M. Poin-
care considered
unfounded.
In turn the
French
Premier
banded
to
the Ambas-
sador
a note denving the allegutions
that
Freneh
officials
had
displayea
partiality
in the
Separatist
movement,
This
was
|
in
reply
to
a
mrmo
which
Lord Crewe
|
presented
to
Preniiar
Puincare
on
No
i
vember
9th embodying
reporis
received
by the British
thut
the French
authori-
.
ties
we:e involved in the
Rhineland
Sep-
.
aritist
movemesnt,
:
Lond n,
Nov.
14tk.
—-Germeany
hos
i
decided
to
repudiate
the
treaty
of Ver-
i
sailles
and
not
to comply
with either
the
|
reparaticns
clause
or
any
other
jof the
!
clauses
of
the
treaty
as
lone
as
the
|
French
and
Belcians
cecupy
the Ruhr,
|
says
a despateh
to sthe
Daily
Mailfrom
.
Berlin.
London,
Nev,
14th.—
The
compiete
.
eessatinn
of
every
(kind
of
reparaticn
~
paymeut
by Cermany
was
semi
cofficiaily
announced
tunich',
aceording
to
a
des-
|
pateh
to the
Central
News
from
Derlin.
This
action
was
taken
on
the ground that
~
the
treaty
of Verzailies
had
been
vioiated
by
irance
and
that
therefore
it
could
~
not
be
ooserved
bv Germany.
|
Coloz2ne,
Nov, l4th.—Leo Deckers,
fthe
-
Separa
si
leader,
ha
§
en
arrested
at
~
Yerviers,
just
over
tte peigian fioonrier,
-
accurding
to
adviees
from
Aix l 2 Cha-
peile.
:
|
Halifux
N %, Nov.,
14ib.—Mr. W
A
Black,
se i
member
81
the
well
known
firm
of
Pickfor:d
and
Black,
has
been
nominated
as
the
Coaservative
candi-
date
for the Fed-ral
House
for
the
va-
ca
¢;
in
the
representaticn
f Halifu¢
City
and
enunty
ereated
by
the
appoint-
ment
of Mr.
A. K.
Mae L<an
1o
the
Ix-
chequer Court
beneb,
Mr.
Geo.
A, Red-
mond,
merchant,
is
the
Goivernment
(Liberal)
nomin-e.
Lendon,
Nov.
14th.—Pending
Mr,
Baldwpn's
{urther
exposition of
his
pro-
tectionist
velicy, whigh
wiil
be
muade
in
the
eourse
of the
aeoate
on ihe
labour
censture
motion
in the House
of Comimons
tomorrow,
political
interest
12
wholly
absorbed
1n
_active
prejarations
in
the
various
constituercies
for a short
eleetion
camipaien
The
Cibinet
had
a long
sit-
tine today when it is
believed
outlines
of
the Governm
nt poiey
was laid down.
London,
Nov.
Ibth--Ueneral
Smuts,
Premier
of Souih
Afriea,
wants
the
Uni-
ted States
and
Great
Britain o
go aliead
with
the
reparations
inquiry
regardiess
of
Iraice’s attitude.
In ar
open
letter,
pubiished
in the Times
today,
he
again
urged
Great
DBritain
to
cooperate
with
the United States
in
cailiag
the
confer-
enee.
It
was
General
Stuts
who fore-
shadowed
nezotiaitns
for
the proposed
ingquuy
that ended
whb
n France
adhered
10
her
eonditions
limit ng its
s2ope.
London,
Nov.
15ih.—The
newspapeors
~
report
the
recant
siznature
of
several
-
arreements
be:ween
the
Russian
‘l'ade
|
Delegation
in
Londen
and
big
DBeiash
firms
for
macainery
eleetrical
equip-
meat
and
construc'ion
work.
One
of
th:
contracts,
awardel
to
the
Vickers
Firm,
is
ftor
rebuilding
the
railway
stutions
of
Russia.
1t
is reported
that
Ru=sia
obhtained
long
eredit
terms
in
s
me
instances,