Aldermen,
but
only. two
labour
caadi-
- dates-were
returned,
the remaining
s2ats
being won by the
rate
payers
protection
.
association
candidates:
_
.
London,
Nov.
22pd.—Murder
started
- through
the stréets
of Dublin
yesterday
and at
nightfall
the
meagre
reports
re-
ceived here indicated
that at least
twen-
ty-five
persons
had
been
killed and
up-
-wards:of
100 more
or less were
serious-
ly wounded.:
‘Today’s
disorders
which
- added an appalling chapter
io the tragedy
thai has-been
enacted
in Ireland
tfor: the
past
several
months,
began
with the
de-
liberate ~shooting
of fourteen
men
who
for
the most
part
were military
officers.
London, Nov. 22nd- -Sir Hamar
Green-
wood
was in conference
duting the morn-
ing with
members
of the cabinet
in pre-
-~paration
for the
expected bringing up in
. _Parliament
today
of
yesterday’s
Irish
havpenings.
Nationalist
members
it
is
- understood
were prepated
to move
an
ad-
journmen:t
of the house
in order
(o
res-
-cue an wpportunity -for
a full
debate
on
the situation.
-
.
Paris,
Nov.
22nd.—The
French
Gov-
erntnent
will cppose
by
physical
foree
~the
return of «iormer King Constantine
: to the Greek throme, which the Foreign
Office:
now.:regards-as
inevitable,
the
-Associated. Press
was
nformed
today.
‘The Trench puiicy whicnh +remier
Ley-
gues will advocate
at
his meeting
with
Mu. Lloyd George, it
was
said,
would
«-be
that
& joint
. note
Dbe
sept
to
the
Greek
people
pointing
-out
to
-them
very sitrongly
the
consequences
of
ex-
King
Constantine’s restoration,
.promi
nent among
which .would
be
the
with-
- drawa!
of
all financial <nd
ecénomical
suppert
of
Greece.
The Foreign
Oilice
-
is zeonvinced
that
the
plebisciic
0
be
_+'held
on
the
question
of
ex-King
Con-
-
gtantiné’s return
willi be
overwhnelming-
iy in
-favour
of
that
proposition
and
... this has caursed
. a change
in
the
Freach
atiitude.
'
’
.
.
Warsaw,
Nowvember
2Z2nd. —Negotia-
- tioms lookipng to
a parmanent
peace
De-
tween
Soviet
Russia
and
Poland
have
been
broken
pis
by the
former
at
iga,
where ' the delegates.
have been
in
con-
iference.
:
London; Nov.
22nd.—Every
ward
in
.the-
ecity
of Dundee
and
every
parish
in Kinrosshire
have voted
for no chanie
in the
present
liquor licensing
system.
. Belgrade,
Nov.
:22nd.
—~Prince
Regent
Alexander-of ‘Jugoe-Siavia
nas ratified the
- treaty
of- Rapallo, settliug
the-
Adriatic
guestion -between
Italy and Jugo Slavial
it was anneunced
today.
The Royali as-
sent
to che treaty
was
given
on Sunday.
“London;MNov.
22nc. —An evening
Da-
* per tonight announces
that
Lord.
Wil-
iingdon; Goyvernor
of Madras,
will be the
" Viceroy
ofIndia. -
‘
“New -¥ork, Nov. 22nd.—There
was
nv
change
in .the Jocal sugar
rmarket gax;ly
today and €aba’s were
availabie
at 4jc.
-
aost
and: freight,
equal
to 5.76 for cen-
Lrifugal,
despite
the
report
that
the
SEB
RO
X
AVIiS
President
of Cuba
was
to urge embargo
on
old crop
sugar.
Refincd
was quiet
and
unchznged
at
9.00
9.50
for
fine
granulated.
Sugar
features
opened
a
little higher
on
c¢overing
prompted
by
the embargo
reports,.
although
trading
was
not active,
At
noon
prices
were8
to 10 points
higher.
‘
Sand Juan, Nov. 24th.—The
S. S.
‘‘Phila-
delphia’’ of the
"‘Red D. Line’’, due
on
Monday,
arrived
this
wvoon.
Fire
was
discovered
at
1
a-
m.
on
Saturday
but
owing to the smoke
unable
to get
at
the
firewhich started
in the maii.
The
com-
partment
was
filled
with
water.
The
greater part of the
mail
was
destroyed,
some
being
ssved,
but
damaged.
Part
of ‘the cargo destroyed
and ship damaged.
The extent of damage
still unknown.
'
NEW
YORK,
22nd Nov.
1920.
Kiour, Blended Clears St. Lawrence
[srand
o
:
_
pr. bri.
$8.50
Meal, Kilndried per
100 bs
$2.50
New Season’s
Pork
per bri. $37.00
Heavy Mess Pork per bbl. $30.00
Sugar---Crystals
maximum
per
100
lbs
!
:
$5.76.
Molasses
Sugar
89%
test,
no
quotation.
Cotton,
Middling Upiand,
at
f{.iverpoo!
&
per
Ib,
12 21-1006.
Bxchange,
New
York
and
London,
6U
.
days’ sight
$3.454
Exchange
Ngw York and
London,
sight
$3.49-
1 oNDON. Nov. 22nd
1920.
Sugar, Demerara
Crystals,
Govt. controll-
”
ed priee,.duty
paid 1295.
9d.
"« Demerara
Crystals
free
of
cou-
;
~trol, duty paid, 78s.
83s.
.7
Moscovado Govt.
co
trolled price,
duty paid,
1245. 9d.
‘s
v
free
oi control duty paid
50s.
—6O
s.
it
fine 755.
:
‘(Germarn Beet 88“/¢ f.o.b.
no sales.
White
Java
sugar
cii United
Kingdom
:
.
.
nominai 805..0d.
Demerara Rum,
per gal. nominal.
Trinidad
Cocoa, Good Middling Red
no-
minal per cwt,
80s,
od.
-
Coiton
Medium fine Sea- Island,
at
lLiv-
erpcol per ib, nominal
Bank of England
rate
of Discount
per
cent.
7.
:
‘Consols
44%.
Three per
eent rents
in Paris
Fes.
55.20.
All prices subjecet
to correction.
MEMGRIAL COMMISSION
WILL
5
HAVE BUSY
TIME.
Lieut.
Governor Channing
H.
Cox of
Massachusettss,
Governor
elect
who
will succeed
Governor
{‘oolidge on Jan,
Ist.,
Mrs.
Cox,
Mrs.
Calvin
Coolidge,
wife-of
the
Viece
President
elect,
and
a
party
including
about
20
in
ail,
re-
preseniing the state
of Massachusetts,
ar-
rived
on
the Mohawk
on
Thursday
to
participate in the
dedication
qf a tablet
to
the
memory
of ihe
soidiers of
the
Sixth
Massachusetts
Infantry
who
died
in
Forto
Rico
in
1898,
Attorney
Genl.” Allen,
Gen.
Charles
K. Da:li:g
the
Adjutant
General
of the state
and
his
staff,
and
veterans
of
the Sixth
Regiment
composed
the party.
:
The party
was
met
at
the steamship
by
a eommittee
composed
ofCol. George
R.‘Shanton,
Commander
of the Spanish
War
veterans
in
Porto
Rico,
Frank
Adams,
A.
S.
Menendez
Haydon®
L.
Moore,
Salvador
Mestre,
Dr
-Jose
E.
Diaz, Dr.
W.
F. Lippitt, Leopoldo Feliu,
Noah
Shepherd,
Francis
H.
Dexte, and
Harry
F.
Besosa.
#rom
the
ship
the
visitors
were taken
to the Condado Hotel
The
memorial
tablet,
whieh
is
to'be
placed
in the main corridor
of
the
Fed-
eral
Building
will
ibe
dedicated
on
Monday afternoon
at
3 o’eloek.
Although there
may
be
some changes
in
the
program
due
to the fact
that the
steamer
was
(o
have
arrived
on
Wed-
nesday
evening
the
program
as
an-
nounced
by
the
commiitee
on
arrange-
ments
provided for
a
call
on
the Gover-
nor and
cther
officials vesterday
morn-
ing with
reception
from
4
to 6 o’clock
in the afternoon
at
fasa Blanea
by
Col.
M.
S.
Jarvis
and
Mrs:.
Jarvis.
Last
night
there
was
a. recaption
and
ball
at the Porto Rice
Casiney
-
This
morpning
at.
10
©o'ciock
the
'visi-
tors
were
scheduled
to
leave
on
a
motor
trip
over
the
island
spending
the night at Coamo
Spring.
Saturday
there
will be
a luncheon
§at
Guanica
Ceatral.
In
1898 the
Massaeh-
usetts
troops
landed
at
Guaniea
harbor.
-Baturday
night
the
party
will
be
entertained
ar
the
Club
Deportivo
in Ponce.
’
'Sund:;y
{he
visitors
wiil
go
te
Ad-
juntas
and
Utuado
and
there
will
be
a pig ‘roast
at
the latter
place.
Shib-
day' evening
the
visitors
will
return
to San Juan.
,
e
Monday
afternoon
the
dedication
ceremony
will
be
held at 3 o’¢leck and
in
the
evening
tue
Elks
will entertain
with a smoker.
2
Tuesday
the visitors
will be the guests
of the Rotary Club at luncheon
and
in the
evening
the
Governor and
Mrs
Yager
will give
a reception
in their honor.
Wednesday
the
party
will sail -for
Ne;;v
York.—Porto
Rico
Progress
Nov.
12th.
.
&
Something
Good!
Some
hzave tried it, you
ask
them.
The
way
to
get
more
milage
from your cut and
blown out
tires
and tupes.
.
|
.
;
Good
werk guaranteed.
.
"
Prices
modérate.
It
is by sending
your
repairs
to.
THE
STEAM
VULCANIZING
PLANJ
OF
:
I'ABIO.