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THE
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is printe . and
published
daily (Sundays
a1
Hole tays excepted)
by .
Joaansm
at
th.
Avis ‘ifies.
DERYIS>--50 exnts morthly in advanee,
2 ¢c2ats
por singlz c.py.
is, but
we must eontinnously
and
rraver-
fully strive towa:d it.”’
Loodon,
Feb.
Tth.—A
great
nationa!
campaigzn
on behalf
of th: unemplovme
workers
charter i n
is
(o
bs
lauich
jointlv by the
Councii of the
Prade
Uni-
on
Congress
anc
the
unemployment
workers
committe~.
‘e charter
which
is
seid
to
eomprise
the
minimum
de-
mands
c¢f
British
Labour
[or
measures
dealiug
with the
problem
of
unewmpiy-
ment,
contains
six points
which
the
pro-
moters
de~lare
must
be
immediately
at-
tained
by united
action.
The points
are.
First.
Work,
or effeetive
maintenance,
for all anemployed
and increased
overn-
ment
assistance
to
be
provided
through
the
Trade
Unions,
all
reliet
being
com-
pletely
dissociated
from
the
Poor
Law
administration.
Second.
Immediate
de-
velopment
of
Government
schemes
for
employment,
to absorb
the
unemployed
in their own trades
at
trade
union
wages,
Fhird.
Establishment
of
state
work
shops
to
sunply
the
necessary
service
or
commodities
to
meet
the
requie-
ments of
the
gove, nmental depitments,
Fourth.
Reduetion
in
the
House
of
La-
bour
sufficivutiy
to
absorb
the
unewm-
nloved workers,
the normal working “ay,
o
week,
to be regulated
by the
req
i
e-
ments
of
industry.
Fifth,
Estab.:h-
rment of «e2lpa.iwmal training ¢2ntres
for
unemployed
wo koars,s
Ywich
effective
maintenance.
Sixun.
Provision
[Hr suit-
able
hyusinz
accommodation
&t
rents
w. hin
the
means
of
the
wage
earners.
These
demands
have o ten
been
set
tortn
qs
I.deal,
tuat this is the
first
time
an
or-
gaviz d
effort
has beeng
launched
to
at-
ta
1 them.
The Daily Herald,
Labor
or-
san,
says
the
movement
ma ks
an
im-
portant
phase
in the growinz cooperation
vetween
the T ade
Unon
Congress
and
tae organ.zed
unemployed.
New
Yoik. Feb.
Tth.—The
raw
sugar
market
declared
18 today,
necause
of
more
liberal offerings,
with
spot
prices
now
quoted
at 7.18,
duty
paid.
liece
vere saies
early
of 500,000
bags
of
Cu-
pas
at
7.28
and 5,000
bags
at 7.22
and
later
about 35,000
bags
sold
at 7.18,
for
prompt
February shipment.
The decline
'n the
spot market
led
to remove
heavy
liguidation in raw
sugar
futures.
Cuban
i iterests
and commission
houses
were the
orincipal
sellers
and
whila
the
de.line
was
checked
at
times
by covering
and
trale
buyinz.
this
demand
was
es
in-
sutficient volume
to ecause
much of a rally.
“inal prices
were from 7
t) 10 points
be-
oW
the
previous
closc.
March
closed
cntere .
asz
s:emlelass
mater
Way
95ch
191,
it the
‘ost
O fice at {hrisian-
gL
1
e
V.l of the l.
3. A
un-
d:
the
»
tof March
8.
1809
Tontrie
tion
to this paper
wi'l be glad-
l;
ececv
when
the same
deals
with mat-
te.
s of ¢
«eral interest,
and is
accompa-
ni
d witi
the
author’s
name,
¢3 a guir-
viee of
ood faith
The editor canndt
be
co.ponst:
- jor the
views of his correspon-
s
nwor
es he necessarilyena
rscthiem.
TELEGRaMS.
ST. CROIX
STATION.
Londo:,
Feb.
Tih.—The
Prin.e
Minis-
tar
woull
welcome
the
convocation
ol
another
conterence,
sinilar
to the Wash
ington
Conlerence
having
as
1(s object
a
further
dimumtion
of
the
naval
ani
military
equipments
of
the
eartn,
1t
was learaad
from
an authoritative
source
this afternoon.
London,
Feb.
6th,—The
movemants
toward
the
reumon
cf
the
Christao
Cnarches
were
diseussed
by
(he
Aren-
bisaop
of
Canterbury
in
addressing
the
convocation
of
Canterbary
at
Westinin-
ster
this
aftern:on.
Conferenees,
he
s.id
were
steadily
tahing
place
at
Lam-
heth
between
representadves
of
the
ClLrch
o
England,
and
the
noia-Ep
sco-
pal Churches
of this
country
and
beiore
long
he
hoped
for
the
publicat.o1 of
“results,
and
net
m-rely
j ist
co.cu
sions’’.
As for reunion
with ite Romun
Catholic Church,
the
Archbishop
re:er-
ated that nothing in the
nature
of nego-
tistions had
taken
place,
nor
were such
negotiatic
ns within measurable
distunce
and thereiore there
was
nothing
0 maKe
public.
Discussing
the
criticisms
and
clamour
aroused
by
the
conversations
between
Anglican
and
Catholies
under
the
roof of Cardinal
Mercier,
Primate
of Belgium, the Archbishop aeclared
the
best
answer
to those denouncing
him
as
*petraying
the
Chureh,
or
bewing
o
idolatry,’”’ was
silence.
There
were
no
negotiatic
ns
whatever,
only
conversa-
tior.s and _ardtnai
Mercier
had
emph:.-
sized
this
as
stongly
as
had
ne.
The
uniting
oi
the
forees
of
the
Christian
men
om
carth
may
be
a
long
way off,
coniinuea
the
Archbishop.
'l
thing
it
=it
et
bs
e
et ol ARG Se
e
S
e
e
o
RB
SR eSts
ev U
CHRISTIARSTIED.
V.
1. U 8
A..
WEDNESDAY.,
13tk
FEBRUARY
19M.
No. 35.
535,
May 5.28.
July 5.42,
September
5,43,
ail
tid.
The
denand
for refined lsupar
was checked
hy
the
unsettied
feciing
in
rawvs,
bat
pri¢
s
were
unchanced
at
8.80
to 900
for fiue
g anuated.
Refised
fu-
t.r's
noninal
Lwndoaa,
Fsb,
Tth--It
is
larned
tha*
the
question
of endawsing
the
hich
ecom-
missihners
of ‘the Dominiols
with
a
mare
Impotani
status
than they have
at present
clearly deflning
sueh
siatus
in aceordane»
with the
representations
made
by
seme
of tii» Dominioas
to the
Baldwin
Govern-
meat,
which
left the
matter
as
a legacy
to
the Labour Governmoant,
will
be denli
with by
the
Ministry
in
a
sympathetie
manner,
The
Imperial
Go:ernment
al
readv
has
conveyed
to the
Government
of the dominions
its eagerness
to consult
them
in ail large
mattors
of pliey where
dominion
interests
can
possibiv
be off¢-
ed.
Berlin,
Feb.
7th--Mr.
Reginald
M--
Kenna, Chairman_of
the S)ecial
Camuoit-
tee
en prwer:d
by
the Reparation
Com
mi sion
to investig
.to
the flight
of Ger.
man
capital, left
Berlin
t:day
and
the
other
members
of the
com mittee
arz
lea-
ving temorrow,
having
done
all
the
in-
vestization,
possible
at this time.
While
the
members
of the
committ
e
say
that
German
oflicials
and
bankers
assisted
them
in their investigations
they
admit-
ted that
many of
the faes
they sought
were
not avatlat
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