It :was
a guestion
in which any
action
must:: depewd upon that of other
nations
and
as other
countries
continued
to
de-
velop
«this mattér
of warfare the safety
of:the:British fighting services.
would be
.
seriohisly -jeopardized
by lack
of similar
developiments
here.
The
subject
he
added, would of course have
to be recon-
sidéred
when .the
League
of
Nations
made:its:< expected
pronouncement.
chemi¢al:-research
as
related
to
dye-
stuffs
is one that has
been
greatly
agi-
tated cin &séetien
of the press
since
the
W&e
subject
was not'
men-
. tiomad in cohnection
with the interroga-
tion'today.
It had
beeb
agreed
that
Germany;by her exténsive
dyestuff fac-
toriea
and
her
enormous
chemical
re
sources for ithe
purposes
of
chemical
warfare
and it has been
contended
that
Great Britain gught therefore
to develop
her dyestuff industryte the utimost.
London; 'Nov.
“16th.—The
House
of
. Lords today read the Home Rule Bill for
vthe?nt tire. A S
i
SR
"
New: ¥York,:Nov:
13th.—The market
‘for-rawsugar is agkin demoralized, weak
and declining.c2Af the‘slose
of Thursday
-the.'Bpot :priée was: 7.20c.
- duty
paid.
Yesterday ‘motning there
.was
bukmess
at .a-3c. “declingiand stilllater
another
deciime -of ‘a-e reported.
- The
early
sales ‘include
1,600 bags San
- Domingo’s
afloat;
@ Bic.-eff‘ahd 5:000 bags
Porto
Rieo’s, prompt sshipment,
@
6.77c.
cif,
both transactions
tobe federal.
Later
_
there:-was
a sale'of ?‘,booo;bags Porto Rico’s,
due
omorbefore Nov.21st,
@ 6.51c. cif,
equivalent to?e{?seuba'
s,
bie.
for
full:dnty paying sugars
and g duty
paid
at 8blo:, a new lowrecord for the
seas-
on.%. Ak the closedf
the niarket further
aiiagige
.at these m:ius
remained
un-
Atheil
Nov, 16th.—Premier
Venize-
los’
Cabinet vesigned
‘early today
and
Admital: Coundouriotis, the
regent
of
_Greece,
has sent forM. Rhallis,
to whom
n iséage'et‘ed ‘willbe entrusted
the form-
ation
of
& new ministry. M.Rballis
had
refused
to undertake the task ard it was
believed that formier Premier
Gournaris
wonid head the new Government.
‘New -York,Nov.
16th.~~The
Weather
Bureay kexqmda&
issued
the following
storm warniong: “Northwest storm
warn-
ing 9.30'a; m; Cape May, N. J., to East
Port Maine.
Southera storm
increasing
rapidly- in intensity
and moving
north-
ward.
Increasing
northeast
winds, -be-
coming ‘gales with -raip- ¢vd- probably
snow.of: New Englaod sud middle Atlan-
tic coast; ©Dangerousfor all shipping.
Genoa,
*Nov; 168, ~M.
Hymans
of
Belgium - was gledted
-pormanent
Presi-
dent of‘the m&‘m\'&‘""at
the
-
first seasivn; ;,..; 86 vétes,
to
4 votes-for Preside i’Motta’ of -Switzer-
of
Swatgériand,
-and M-Beurgeois
of
' Frasts
SMSatrid_were representod
&M
he
mesting.
- Canada
s
delegation
1s
compesad-ofSir ‘George Foster,
Mr.” C.
st
CRUEX A'Vil
S
J. Deherty ‘and”N.“W.
Rowell.
South
Afrs#d was ‘représentea
by
Lord Robt.
Céeil, wiiowas pot selected by Mr. Lloyd
George as" ond-of Britain's
representa-
tives.
The:
Ugfidd;
States
was not
re-
presented
officialfy,but
throughout
.the
session
there “will-be
present
Uniled
States
obsérvérs
who willkeép Washing-
ton tully informed of developments.
Lisbon,
Portugal,
November
16th.
‘'he Portuguese
Cabinet
has. resigned.
-
Paris,
Nov.
16th.—Reports'
that
Pre-
mier Venizelos
met
defeat
in
the
elec-
tions
“held
on
Sunday
came.
as
an‘
un-
pleasant
surptise
te Paris,
Newspapers
here agree
that
Great
Britain and
pro-
bably France
will forbid the return
of
former
King
Constantine
to
Greece.
Hope
:8 expressed ?‘f’ert?nax”'
politi-
cal
editor of: the-Echo
de Paris,
that
even
a
compromise
of-placing
Prince
George, th%s@
son of ‘Constantine
on
the throne
will®
not' bé sanctioned
by the
Entente.
* Most widters fear the’ result
of the eleetion,“if*#t brings
about
the
tall ‘ot M.VenizZelod; will 'stil further
complicate
ihe al_i'é'dtfy‘di?ict?t
situation
inTHe'Nole Fh7
7
s
.
London,
Nov.
16th.—Great
_Britain,
-
France
"and
thé Unitéd- States
have
through
their- dinbassadors
expressed
satistaction” with tHe settlement
of the
Adriati¢ question
“feached
at Rapallo,
{laty); last
week; Premier
Giolitti of
lialy‘announced
at a Cabinet meeting yes-
terday, says
a despateh
from
the Stefaui
News® Agerncy,
a sethi-official
Jrganiza-
Fitime,
Nov. *I6BB. —The hostility
of-
- U’Annunzig,
insurgent
lalian
-
commander
at Fiume,
tothe
settiément
of the Adriatic Qué‘s"‘tji{ipreached
between
italyand Jugo Slavid'at Rapalio
was
an-
nounced tbday
at a® session of “the
Rec-
torsioi the Fiume Kegency, summoned
by the- commander:”
The reasons
why
the
settlement
was objectionable
were
set forth in'a commuticaticn,
which says,
“The Government
oofthe [tzhanjßegency’
of Quarneru
is
unable o fecognize
the’
right of the delegates
‘whomet at Rapallo
tc determine
the confines of the Regency
without the admissioni of
deiegates
from
that Regency.
T.e Regency
therefore
de-
cides
that
the
findings
o1 the
Rapallo
Conference
are ”-un;afpeptablg
and
ille-
gal”’. Meanwhile D’Anninzio is calling
councils of war anG, proceeding
with the-
occupation ‘of ter‘rito;x’i’.ceded
to the Jugo-
Siavs by the Rapallg
agreement.
.
-
Paris,
Nov. 16th.—Soldiers ot Gabriele -
D'Anvunzjo.
have
taken
possession
of
thie cuasi
#d MonnyLuban 10 the east of
Fiumé, ‘says
s Romie
despatch
today.
‘quoting
the Fiume correspondentof the
"“‘Messagéro’”.
The troops,
says
the des-
pakeh,
have occupiedall
localities
of the
didtrict of
Castua
:without
struggle
or
incidenc
.« o
T
:
.
NEW' YORK, 16th Nov.
1920.
.
ilour, Blengad Clears St. Lawrence Irand
e
p
ey BN
BOEL.
.
‘Meai, Kilndried pei
100 fbs $2.50
New
Season’s
Pork per bréé{szog
g
Heavy Mess Pork per bb1:"532,0¢6
°
Sugar---Crystals
maximum
per jsgo?ibs
Molasses
Sugar
89°
test,
no quotation.
Cotton,
Middling Upland,
at
Liverpool
per
ih. 14 15-100d.
Exchange,
New
York and
London,
60
days’ sight $3.864
Exchange
New York
and London,
sight
4
$3.404
LONDON,
Nov. 16th
1920.
*
Sugar,
Demerara Crystals,
Govt. controll-
ed price.
duty paid 1295. 9d.
"
Demerara
Crystals
free of
con-
-
trol, dyty paid, 78s.
-83 s.
‘**
Moscovado
Govt. co*';trolleg(??ce,'
duty paid,
1245,
9d.
o
2
free oi contro! duty paid
S
5
fine Tos.
.
German
Beet 88°/¢ f.o.b.
no sales.
:
White
Java
sugar.
cif United Kingdom
nominal 80s. od.
Demerara Rum,
per gal. nominal,
Trinidad Cocoa,
Good Middling Red wo-
minal per
cwt
80s. od.
o
-
Coftst Medium Fine Sea
Island, at Liv-
erpool per |b. nominal’
©
i
- Bank
ofEngland
rate of Discount’ per
Consols
441.
'
O
Three per cent
rents
in-Paris
Fews: 55.25.
All prices subjecet
to correetion.
“EPIGRAMS AND WITTY SAYINGS.™
When
a poor
man
marries
a
rich
girl
‘everybody knows that
be married B?%
her money.
But when
a poor girl
mar-
ries
a rich man she married him for”m:
How romantiel
1! woil v
Tle
About the only thing that you can
gef
-
for the asking vow-a-dags
is trouble; and’.
you don’t have to go far for shat.
°
-
Without woman
the
world would be a°
poor place
indeed. = Quite so, but withoyt
man
to advance -the
money
the’wopld
would be completely
bankrupt.
Divorce
is
getting
to
be so much m:
vogue that soon we
can expzet to héar of
“‘Divorce Coupons’’.
Alas! Alack! A
“good thing vever
lasts.
.™" .o
y
43
S
§
35
s
.
Whena wgmgn calls
you-a fool ‘you¢an'*
rest«-.assure&
doesn’t mean- it. It’s
only-oneof hér
numerous ways ofpaying.
.. compliments.
s
S
G
~
On a
busy day- when yourwife ealls
you
‘‘dearie’’,
ete. -about tha@;
way
to get it over
is to ask her how much
she wants angd open
up your¢
When-a girl cares
for a mah she
mkes
him
believe: that
he
is. nwm~
But when. she batesa man
s '}WZ
tells him
so.
and :she
doesn’t mince mat-
ters neither.
N
hmre
.