defeated
in a confidence
vote after
it had
brought
about
the
arrcest
of
Sir
Richard
Squires,
ex-Premier.
and
others
on
charges
of larceny
of Government
“unis.
Mr. Warren
will contest
a
Fortune
Bay
districi.
New York, May 24th.
-I"urther decline
of 1-8 cents
occurred
in
the
raw
suzar
market
today,
when
sales
were
confirm-
ed
on the basis
of 5
15, duty paid;
anoth-
er
new
record
for
the
year.
lransaec-
tions
ineluded
33,000
bags
of Porto
Ri-
c4ns
to anoutport
refiner
and
19,000 bags
toa
local refiner,
both
for prompt
ship
ment.
The
opening
advance
of
210
6
points
in
raw
sugar
f{utures
attracted
renewed
trade
and
Cuaban
selling,
and a
sharn
brek
followed,
earrsin
.
prices
16
to
17
voints
brlow
the
initizl
figures.
C
vering
and
investment
buying
check
the
decline
and
the
maiket
was
fivaily 1
{.:9 poin:s
net
luwer,
Juy
elosad
3.91,
Somtembier
365,
December
3 40,
March
9.
i&%
Several
more
refiners
announced
reductien
in their prices
for vefined sugar
ail
now listing at 7.9
for fine granulated.
Refined
futures
were
nominal.
Rangoon
Burmah,
May 25th,—Major
Maciaren,
who
leit
Akyan
oa
Sa.
wiay
morning
for RargHod,
erasucl
i Akyao
barbour,
badly damaging
his machine
uc-
cording
to
a message
from Akyab.
Leningrad,
May
25th.
-The
Supreme
Court,
alter
21 hours of deliberation,
con-
demned
to death
17
ex
judgzes
court
offi-
cials,
lawyers
and
persons
connected
wi.h the operation
of the
new
economie
policy who had been
Itried on charges
of
cotruption
and bribery.
Dub.in,
May 25th. —lree
State
soldiers
this moruing
seized
the famous
Liberty
Hull and
arrested
forty
five followers
of
James
Larkin,
the
Labour sgitator,
who
was sald
to Liave
taken
forelble
posses-
sion
of
the
Hall
en
Saturday
evening
from the
official
wing
of the
transport
workers
union
and
eollected
subserip-
tivns
from
members
who
came
to
pay
their dues.
L'ne
troops
were
withdrawn
this
aliernoon
un
orders
from
General
- Murphy. commander
in-chief ofthe
Dub-
lin
Metropolitan
Police,
upon
which
Larkin and
members
of his
pariy
rushued
into the hail.
Larkin in a speech
declared
tha. despite
ali opposition
he would stick
by
the workers.
Omsk,
Russia,
May
25th.— Engincer
Jacobsen,
chiet of
the
Atbasarsky
cop-
per
mines,
has
been
sentenced
to
death
for giviug
information
to
the
f{ormer
owrers
ol the property,
residing in
Eng-
land,
Neweas:le,
N. S.
W.,
May
25th—The
touring Canadian
Soccer
Team
played
a
draw wiih
the
Newcastle
team
yester-
day
afternoon,
the
teams
scoring
one
each.
:
Paris,
May
25th.—The
United
States
Soccer Football
Team
defeated
the
Es-
thonian
team
by a score
of
1
to
nothing
in the
Olympic
contest.
Italy
defeated
Spain
1
to
nothing.
Swiizeriand
won
from Lithuania 9 to nothing and
Czecho-
5.
314
3
] -
Slovakia
was \ictorious
over
Turkey
by
a
scora
of D
to 3.
Rome,
May 25th.-
The Pope
has finish-
el the
bill wih which,
during
the
cole-
hration
of
Asc:nston
Day
aext
Thars-
day
he
will
oflicially
proelaim
195
a
Holy Ye2ar.
The
Pontiff
himself
will
deliver the biliin ibe
throne
room
to the
Dean
of
the
Apostolie
Prothonotaries,
who, descending
into
the portico
of
3.
Peters
Basilica,
will read
it
there
pub'ic-
Iv.
th-uthabill
wil
bas
=ivea
to Mor
Lu
:1 Capatosti,
Pontifical
Master of cer-
em niex,
who
wiil read
it
again
in
3.
Pa:ls
Carureh
and
io the
Chureh of Sant
Maria Mc zgiore aad
St.
Joho
Lateran.
in
the
presence
of
the chapters
of
the
re-
speetive
basiiitas
and
a
considerable
number
of lay persous
gathered
for
the
oceasion.
Nashville,
May
21th.
—Tennessees
21
dalggaies
to
the
National
Damoeratic
Conveuntion
will be instrvueted
for William
MacAdoo,
it became
apparent
late
today
when Shelby
County’s
16) delegares,
fol-
lowing
the
lead
of
Davidson
CHunty’s
134 cast
their ballots
for
Instureution
for
MicAdoo.
Theroll
call
gave
MacAidoo
1,300
votes
to 743 for the oppisi
iv). Uy
1,33
votes
were
necessary
fov
av
lu-
s:ructed
delegation.
London,
May
24th..—Mr.
Asquith
hes
warned
the Liberal
Coavention
at Brigh-
ton that the Parliamentary
situation
is
so
precarious
that
none
can
tell when
a ¢ n-
eral
election
will be called,
but
he
warn-
ed
them
to be prepared
for it
within the
next three
months.
London,
May 24th.—Nine
years
after
the
1915 treaty of London,
in whieh Lialy
acread
to
join
the
Allies
in the
World
War, vrovided she
was guaranteed
terri-
torial compensation
in the event
of allied
victory,
a
new
slice
of
Afriean
territory
has
been
awarded
to Italy.
1t
was
offi-
cially annunced
yesterday
that
as
a
re-
su't
of dhreet
negotiatiens
between
Mr,
MacbDonald
and
Signor Mussolini
a setile-
menThas
been
eff :cted
in tre question of
Jubaland,
by which
Italy obtains
34,000
square
miies
of
land
from
the
kenya
Colony.
Washington,
May 24th.—Masano
Han-
ihara,
Japanese
Ambassador
to
Wash-
ington,
will resign
his post
here
if f'resi-
dent Coolidge signs
the
Immizration
il
providing for Japanese
exclusion,
it
was
learned
authoriratively today,
Action hy
the President
on the
DBill
1s expected
mo-
mentarily.
Should
M
Hanibara
leave,
the
two
countries
will
be
wiithout
Am-
bassadors
1n their
respective
Capitals
a4
a
time of
somewhat
strained
American
Japuanese
reiations,
San Juan,
P.
R. May 26th.—The
Morro
Castle
2nd arrived
at
Keywest
early
on
Safurday
atfternoon
from Antiila,
Cuba.
Demerara,
May
24th.
- Shooting
for
th> West
India
Club
Challenge
Cup
on
23rd, British Guiana scored 7.9.
Gunner
quénis
93,
Sgt.
Davis
93,
Pte
Dornella
.
»
Prague,
May 23rd —Czechoslavakia
and
New
Zealand
bevan
their
series
vester-
dav in the Davis Cup lawn
tennis
compe-
tition,
the
Czechs
wirning
two matches.
N.
Rohrer
defe
te!
F.
Fisher
ard
Cap
tain Zemra
defe ited
J. Peacock.
Loudon,
May
24
h --The
DBritish
bet-
ting
enthusiasm
may
turn
on the
nex!
general election.
In the majority of
con
stituencies
poiiiecal organizai
ns
o’
al
parties
run sweepsiakes
on
the
big
ruces
and
the
police
under
instruciions
from
the
home
offi+,
are
rading
offic
s
tiroughout
the
¢
unirv,
secizing
books
cash
and
coupors
and
arvesting
officia
s
runting
Derby
sweeps.
ihe Herali
is
b
ouly
paper
earrying
this
advertisement
P’uvpans
Derby
scheme.
prizis
twent
five
thousand
pounds.
Duggan
8
a Dub
hn
man
who makes
over
fifty thiousand
pounds
vearly
throngh
sweeps
oper.iied
for chartiable
purposea
ostensibly.
[r.n
lin
hospitals
are
lurcely
supported
through
h's
operations
98
percent
of th
sweep
'ickets
arve
sold
in Englaud.
The
Government
realizing
the
unpopulari
that would
follow
should
sweepstakes
b
ahsolutely
forhidden,
are
considerine
tii
aavisability of lecilimatizing sweepstakes
for charitable
purpose.
Paris.
May 2! h. —At a meeting
of the
Conference
of
Ambassadors
vesterday,
the French
tried
to
get
some
action
on
Germany’s
defianc:
of
the
Allies
with
regard
to armamen!
control,
but it
was
decided
to
let
the
matter
rest
until
the
new Govt. takes
offize in
a few days.
Constantinople,
M.y
26:h.—Negotia-
tion
between
Tu ke
an
it Great
Britain
reg.
rding the Mosu
district have reach.
d
a deadlock,
the Tuiks
a- manding
rendi-
tion of the disputed
territory,
while the
Briish ingist
upon
the pres:nt
frontie
s
with slight
@
dific:uons.
Loadon,
May 26.h.
~-The
Cabinet
hus
d¢ cided
that
if the Goveriment
s
defext
ed
on any
essential
{eaturein
the fort-
coming debate
on
the- Housing
Bill,
1
will immediately
resign
and
appeal
(o
the country,
according
1o
the
Parliamen
tary Correspond -nt of the
Labour
organ
the Datly
Herald.
Paris,
May 25:h. —(Unitel Press.)
An
other
distanes
flicht
attempt
was
made
from
Paris
today,
Lieutenant
Faveret
taking
off at
930
a.
m. in
an effort
to
rcach
Prague
without
stopping.
Athens,
May
24. h.— (United
Press
)
Dulgarvian andoumanian
¢ »mitadjis have
issued
pamphlets
threatening
country
wide
prgroms
against
Ba'zarian
Jews,
according
to Sofia despatehes.
The
Jews
are panie stricken.
Washington,
May
235:h. —Reports
o°
the Department
of
Commerce
show
th: t
practically
all of Canada’s
prodaction
«f
n-wsprint for expori during Mlarch was al
-
sorbed
by the United States.
Figures
1t
Aopril are
not yet available,
but
it is
ex-
pected
that they will show
aneven
groa
-
er proportiva of the
newsprint-output
ol
the Deminion coming
to this
country.