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TUESDAY
12ra
JUND
1993
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der
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3,
1875.
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when
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with mat-
ters of genercl
intercst,
and
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antee
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ST. CROIX 5'ATION.
Berlin,
June Tih.—Lermany’s amenda-
{ory reparations
note,
which
was
handed
to Allied and
United States
Governments
tais afternoon,
proposes
a system
of
an-
Luities
estimated
to
total
1,200,000,000
imnarks annually,
if an
interna
~ '
'".m
is
not
avaiable
for
lmmediate
capital
paymeanis,
New York, June
Tth.—The
early
raw
cugar
market
was
steady,
while
Porto
jieo’s were quoted
11716
below
the level
or at 810
for
ceniriiugal.
Theie
were
sales
of
»7.500
bags
of Cuba’s
and 1,300
baos of
Porto
Rico’s
for June
shipment,
Raw
sugar
futures
opened
steady,
with
setive
posi tons
showing
gaine
of
two to
five points
on buying,
said
to
be
against
cales
of
spot.
After
this
eariy buying
movement
had
subsided
prices
trouce
un-
der
renewed
tiquidation,
prompted
by
peports
of
an
uuvsettled
murket
in
the
United Kingdom.
Prices
at
midday
were
4 .09 points
n=t lower,
Lausanne,
June
Tth,—There
was
no
sign
visible
today
of
a breakingof the
deadlock
at
the
Near
Ilast Cenference.
fne
Tark:
however,
particularly
the
vounger
inea attached
to the
delegation,
i ielu.idz the proprietors
of Constantino-
ple newsvapers,
stroagy
favour
an
im-
hic:dlate
p-ace
leaving
the
points in con-
Lcoversy
tor
sattlement
at
alater
date.
T
>
ureeks
aisc
are
showing
marked
sy
apt
ms of nervousaess
and
are urging
tne
nost
rapd
conciasion
of
peace
pos-
sible s) thit the
Ure¢ed
army
¢an
be
daz-
wobihiz-d.
Lausanae,
Jun 2 7 b —Subscription
to
the
last
Badiaa
b.ilion
frane
loan
for
tne
reconsirdetiva
ol
the region devas-
No.
134.
tated
in the
war,
have
reached
& total
o1
twenty biltions.
Most
of the
large
sub-
seriptions
have
eome
from
a
consurtium
of hanks.
St.
Johns,
N. F.,
June
Tth.—The
New-
foundiand legislature
met
yesterday
and
organized
for the
session
called
to
con-
firm the Government
agreement
with the
Armstrong
Whitworth Co.,
of London by
which
the
cclony
guarantees
principal
and iaterest
of $3,000,000
for
the
estah
lishment
of
o large pulp ar? porov?
fey on
*t- 0
doast.
The British
Gov-
_ument
has
agreed
to
guarantee
a
sim-
ilar amount.
Mr.
Harrv
Winter,
mem-
bar
for Port de Grave
was elected
speak-
er of the
House
of
Assembly.
The
op-
position
party
elected
Mr.
Wm.
Higgins
senior
mamber
o
St
John’s
East,
as
its
leader.
Sir
Michael
Cashin
ovpousi
tion
leader
resign2d
belore
the
recent
election
and
has
dec.ined
reappuintment.
Mr. John
Benet
ehosen
to
sueceed
Sir
Michael,
was
defeated
in
the
eleetion.
London.
June
Tth.
—iir,
Staniey
Baid-
win announced
i1
ihe
flouse
today
that
the
Governmeant
is ready
to grant
taciii-
ties
to Lady
Astor's
biil
providing
for
prahubition
of the sale
of
Intuxicants
to
persons
under
13
years
ot
age.
Fhis
ensures
adop.on
ol
the
measure
at
the present
session.
London,
June
Tith
-The
question
of
the
Volstead
Aet
and
the
carrying
of
liquor
on
ships
entering
United
S:iates
waters
croppad
up
again
today
in
tu:
House
o1
Commons
waea
a
questioncr
ask-d
for furihgr
information
troun
(e
QT
HAA
A
'S MOVIES
ST. MARY’S M
Tussday,
June
12,
1923, 8.15 P. M.
wNID BENNETT
:
IN
§6%
9
What Every Woman
Learns
5 REEL DRAMA.
EXTRA
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2
REEL COMEDY.
'
PRICES:
_
e
e
Government
as
{o its attitude.
Mr,
Bald-
in referred
to the
answers
he had given
a questioner
in the
House
yon
Tuesday.
He feared
it was
not impossible,
he add-
ed, to
discuss
by
question
and
answer
the extent
to which
interference
by
one
stat® with the merchant
ships
of another
wa'
in accordance
with international law
ar
y with the practice
and
c¢comity of
na-
ons,
"'ln this country,
speaking
gener-
liy, our interference
with f"eign
ships
..
prompted
only
by
condfideration
of
health
and
safety
of
life’’.
The
whole
qudstion,
he remarked,
conld
be
discuss-
ed i conuection
with
the
foreign office
vo'e.
=D
B ]'
>
Fuiication.
g
URSUANT
to
paragraph
3
of
the
Uharter
of
Foundation
for
Upper
Chamberlain
VALDEMAR
TULLY
VON
OXHOLM and
Wite's
Legaey
for
assisting
needy
persons,
it
is
hereby
bhrouzht
(o puoiice
notic2
that
a
balance
of
Interest
amounting
10
IMres. 1,300.074
wiil be
ou hand
tor distribution
on
1 July
1923
Appiications,
containing
tke
requisitas
‘mlormation
and daly
certified,
should
be
forwarded
to the undersigned
on or before
the 20th day of June
1923,
Jespatening
Secretary’s
Office,
Chris-
ti;“).;tc.]‘ byt
(,'"uix,
V. l 28 i\’li‘iy, 1923.
C. E. RAPPOLEE,
Despatching
Secretary.