er.
List
prices
now range
from 7.25
(o
7.50 for fine granulated.
Refined
futures
weare
nomioal.
Washinston,
May
15th.—Over
riding
the
yopposition
of
the
President,
the
House todiy adopted
the
confercnce
re-
port
on
the
Immigration
Bill,
which
would mak: July
this
year
the ¢ff ctive
date of Japanese
exclusion.,
Tha
>Senate
will now be
called
on
to aet,
afrer
waich
the
Bill
will
go
to
the
Precident
for
signature.
His
course
has
no:¢
been
determi
red,
Wesniazton,
May
15th.—The
Presi-
dent
vetoed
the
Soldier’s
Bonus
Bill,
passed
at the sessior
of the Uni
ed States
Ciaoress.
On
the
heels
of
iz
diszap-
proval
of
the
Bursam
Peuasion
Biil be-
cause
he
felt
it would
be
an
undue
strain
on
the
Treasury,
the
Presila2at
seat
baeck
for the
same
reason
the
CoHmpensation
M rasure,
wrich
would
give
free
life io-
surance
policies
to
the
Great
War
vete-
ran 3.
Advoecates
of
the®
Biil immediate-
v announced
that
an
attempt
wouid
be
made
to
pass
it
over
the
veio.
Un its
original
passaze
it
seeeived
more
than
the
two
thir's
vote
peces=ary
to
over-
ride
the
voie in both
Senate
and
House.
Asuncion,
Paragusy,
May
15th.
Eli-
gio
Ayala
has
been
elected
President
aa:d
Manuel
Burgos
Viee Presideit
of
the Repunlie,
as
a
result
of
the ba
oting
on
Sunday.
The
elcction
was
corried
out
peacefully
1o
all
par:s
of the
coun-
try.
Meinourne,
May 15th.—Reuter’s
The
Australi:n
seetion
of
the
Empire
Press
Uuion
Las
decided
to
invite the
Empire
Fress
Union
Delegates
to
meet
in:
Aus-
tralia
ir.
mid Septenber,
Paris,
May
15th.--Suzanre
Lerglen
is
corfined
io bed
with
a
slight
attack
of
joundiee, aecording
to
the
Nice
corres-
pondent
of
“‘La
Gauto””
who
says
it is
possible
the
tennis
star
will
be
unable
io
ccme
to
Paris
to
defend
her
three
Frerch
chan pionships,
Ciorstantinople,
May 16th
(United
Press)
Cne hundred
and seventy
persuns
were killed andc several villages coniplete-
iy destioyed
during
a
series
of
severe
eurthquekes
at Eizerum,
Kaskalu
and
Kars it was learned
today,
wken
reporis
flom the stricken
areas
came
in,
Tokio, May
16th.—71he
village
of Ma-
chivche,
elose
1o Mianato
was
virtually
wiped cut teday
by
fire which
des royed
¢(L 0 Lbemes,
'ncluding all public bu dings
:1d bzrks in the business
district.
Ferlin, May 16th. —(United
Press)
Red
war
was threatened
in cecupied
Gernmeny
tcdzy
Communists
increased
their
de-
nuands
for seizure
by
workers
of
all
mives
of the
Kuhr,
At
the
same
time
their lenders
promised
'blocdy
interfer-
erce’
ina
forthcomirg
facisti
¢cn.on-
stiatiorn,
2t
Fuerstenwalde
rext Sunda,
In the cecup ed areas
communist
zggita-
tors
be.
al,
a new
camp:ign
to prevent
miners
‘rom
acquiesc:ng
in French
de-
miunds ior ogerativn
of
a group
c¢f
pits
uncer
JL.e
agreement
Lbetween
Fiench
7T3.
L
v
5
X
and
German
indusirialisis.
Strike
ne-
gotiations
in the I'uhr
may
be
closed
to-
day with
an arbitration
award.
Caleatta,
Mav
16:h.—Major
Maclaren
landed
his
round-tie
vorld
flight
piane
Fere
today.
His
total
mileage
now
is
6,570-
He plars
to halt
at
Caleatta
until
next
Weunesday,
in
order
1o
permit
a
general
overhauline
and nstallation
of a
new
low compressicn
engine
in
his
aic-
plane.
£
dova
Aaska,
Mav
16 b 0 —lreven:
ed
iy
rain
2rnd vinds
tron.
hooping
oil
yes
erd.v
trom
Atrn [sland
the
Wester:
mosi p
o1
the
Alleuaan
group,
for
Pa:
am:ssira
Island,
Japan,
the
United Siates
arwy aitmen
were
azain prepared
(o
fake
off today if weather
conidi:icns
permitted
on
the longest
ieg
o1
pneir
worid
ligzar.
Londopr,
May
I6th,—The
Hou<e
ot
Commons
today debaied
the
question
ol
nationalizing the mines
and meral;
of
(2:'eut
Bx";{(:in. op
Lhe second
re vdin s of a
private members’
bill, which
was
reject-
ed 264 to 168.
The
miners
are
convinead
that
the problems
in
the
industry
on
which they
are
dependent
for
hveithood
can only be solved
by nationalization
and
they are
behind
the
bill, which
was
I=-
troduced
by (Mr.
Hall,
Labourite,
the
Government
apnroved
the
measure
1n
vriveiple and indeed
is committed
to
na-
tionalization
by
many
past
declaration
of its members,
but it
was
decided
at
a
cabinet
meeting
vesterday,
that
cfficial
support
was
not
to be given
the Lll
to-
dsy
which
left it to
the
fate
of
a
fiee
vule
ot
the
House
Eerlin, May
16th.—The
German
Govt.
vesterdey,
in a
note
to the Soviet
Govt,
exiressed
regret
that
the
Berlin
Police
had
excceded
their prerogative
in
nizk-
ing the
recert
raid
on
the Russian
Soviet
Trade
Missicn
he re.
Ihe noie
Loweve
1,
is not expecied
to
end
the
controversy,
as
the Russian
_Govt.
is
reported
to
be
muking demands
for
satisfaction
which
are rcgarded
gs
ircempatible
with
Ger-
many’s .natiepal
honour.
Ibe
Foreign
Cffice is witkholding
ccmment,
pepding
receiptof a
cirect
message
from
Mos-
cow,
Ottawa, May 16th.— (Caradicn
Press)
Alter
3 coniinucus
sitting “‘with the,
ex-
ceplion
of
the
dinner
recess’’
of
16
hours,
a weary
House
at 7.15
this
n.oin-
ing adopted
the third budget
of the
pres-
ent Goverument
Ly avete
165
1o 53,4
ma-
joerily ior the
kudget
of
112,
Tle
Con-
servaiives
voted solidly against
it.
‘lhe
end
ceme
sfter
a
debate
which
for
a
lergth and
nun.ber
of speechies
has
pno-
bably ot beer
sarpassed
in the
histoiy
of the Canadian
Parliement
7The
budaet
was broeghtt
down
over
a month
ago
and
with
intervals
there
has
been
debate
thereon practically
ever since,
Meibcurne,
Auvstralia, May
16th—Reu-
ters.
A lubour member,
speaking
in the
Feceral
House of
Representatives,
yes-
tecday
ureed
the cdmission
of Germans
to Austraiia
on the same
footing as other
Whites.
The
Premeier
peinted out
that
the
quinguenal
restriction
on
lLe
cr.-
tiy of
Germans,
which,
vas
inpceed
at
the
time
anti
Curnen
teelineg
w
stvene,
exXplres
ap
19E
when
Porlie
il Wil
be
enatiid
16
wdmit
Y
without
restrietions.
o
the
npieat:im
they
are
being adiitted
under
discr
-
LIOr ary
rowens,
Povie.
May
16 h
“Anisno
vesulis
were achieved
todaey
1n
o selonitlic
cxpe
enl
in wlich
10~
6l
ne
vl Rerr
e
put?v(i
i1
L‘ii'::-ti. cobital
Rt
e
s
depattinent
of
the
Hatie
Viénps
i
expetrinment
Was
o
tesl
7
eSO
Saune
and
silence
ard
the
effeer
of
the
ex
S
0 on Wind,
Ihe b
w
Lol hend
2
Ldlledoaniles
an v
byl
w 8 plain,
berid
at
Bordean
a8
well
as
suil
ang
Bivmmioeghao,
Bneland.
5.0
piiles
auay
liteneie
on
he
Fifte
oo
ciyzihed
their
eais
o
vaiph
Albhiouel
CXpioSiiy,
e
hapd
Lbe
oSt
treniy
ever
atlen led
made
aetacr
299
feet
and
65
tcet
in diameter,
atr.ospher
i
canicquences
. apparently
were
sglieh
for antinals
plaecd
noariy
were
uningo
¢ with
the
exeespiion
of vae
litttle puinea
pig
Kitiea
by
pebbios,
t.ondon,
Mav
16 h.--The
fs'wf';)ing
sich
ness
epiaemic
is
on
the
incerease
in
Great
britain,
f[he
largest
number
of
cases
reportea
since
the
epidemic
began
v
s
recorded
last wook,
when
there
were 3
cases
in LLngland
:
Wales
London,
May
Ivth.—ln
the
crick
match
between
the
South
Africans
ar
No inghamshire
the
former
scored
186
in their lirst innings
and
236 in their
cop
ornd.
Nothinghamshire
scored
185
iy
their
first
innings
and
238
for
sevep
wickets
in their second,
thus winning
t
1e
match
by three
wickets.
NEW YORK, May 16th.
Flour,
(hard
winter clears
$4.50.
**
bhard
winter straights
$5.00
Meal, Kilndried per
100 pounds
$2.20
New
Season’s
Pork
per barrel
$37.00
Heavy Mess Pork
per
brl. §526.50
Sugar—~Crystals
maximum
per
100
lbs
5 78
Mclasses
Sugar
&9
maximum
4.75
(Cotton,
Middling, Upland,
at
Liverpoo
pet
Ib.
17 89-ioo4d.
Exchange.
New
York
and
London,
€
days’ sight $4.314
I'xchange
New
York
and
London,
sight
$4.563
LoNDON, May
16th.
Sugar,
Demerara
Crystals,
nominal
per
ewt.
395.
od. —42s.
od.
‘*
Museavado
nominal
per
ewt. 24
od.—3Bs.
od,
**
White Java’s cif United Kingdor
275. 3d.
Demerara
Rum
per gal.
nominal.
Trinidad
Cocoa,
good
middling
red p
¢
cwt. 565. od, —-5Ts.
od.
Cotton,
good medium
West
Indian & 4
Island at Liverpool, per
ib. 26d. nomipns
Bank of England
Rate of Discount
p.
»
4s.
:
Consols 074,
Three
per cent. Rentes
in Paris
Fe5.51.90