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AN INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION WILL
SATISFY HARDING
sJCII N ORGANIZATION MIST BE
f0t NDED on PRINCIPLES
on JUSTICE.
WOULD LIMIT OBLIGATIONS
World Rather Rrcak the Heart of tln
Entire World Than to Destroy the
soul oi American
Nationality.

Ey Associated rrrss
tkRON. a.. Oct. ss.--Rcncwing
hi challenge O. Democratic leaders
a. show any Inconsistency or
change of position In his pttcrances
on the league issue. senator Hard.
ing DECLARED IN "a spCech here 90.
night that he had stood uniailing
against accepting membership In the
Versailles League. hut In favor of
an international association toundrd
on principle of justice. The Ne.
publican noniince aiso reiterated his
faith In party government and ~.
scrted that he did moi desire 10 he
preSlden, unless ~ hll"an con.
gress also were elected 10 translate
Repuhllcaa PROMISES into perform.
ance. he made y sncclal plea for a
Republican senate. declaring the ma.
iion owed 4" - nrescnt senate
dcbt " gratitude that never could
he paid.
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Night Riders Will
Be Tried Monday

CrLTMAN. Atk. oct 2>-Trll ~
IN" 81 m6n arrested IN North Alabama
counties this week IN connection with
threatening of cotton gins has been
set Tor the first Monday In December
and large number of Witnesses have
been summoned
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Two Killed and Five
Injured in Wreck

JONESBOHO. Ark. oct % Two
people Were killed and five injured late
tonight when fris'o Train Number l05
was dcrailrd near Bonner.
Tn" engine was overturned. The
dad were the engineer and the rad
foreman, according To reports reaching
here.
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Charges oi q senate oligarChy"
he pronounced ~ entirely falsr.

Mr.. Harding declared he had voted
ior ratification with reservations no
cause that was the only way the senate
could deal with the problem ~ It WIS
presented hy th" president. lie outlined
the argument IN favor of the rcscr'a'
tiun an mandates withdrawal and az.
tirlc ten. aud siid that all the Republic.
an qualifications had been designed TO
limit our obligations, not tn make them
clearer" The presidents proposal Tor
a mandate over Armenia, the candidate
asserted had shown IN striking fashion
the wisdom uf the Republican rcscrva'
iiors lir added that although the
United States sympnthigcd deeply with
Armenia. II could not afford to send an
army oi 80 n00 to 100000 there attn
Great britain rnd Frame had taken all
the dcsirahl" territory bordering On M
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~. Louis Has I.igh, SNOW.

ST LCtlS. Oct. 2s The first snow
( the season fcil here hate this evening
y lss'"i only few minutes. and mcli
ed quickly
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MIN oi iciion.

THE .noaNer recalled the presldents
., ..r o. nr0rars ~ the Atlantic fleet
in 1917. published long after. IN which
- .. vIlliwc g. sacrifice half
the navy Great Britain and we together
... o. crush the submarine nest"
IA WIS h," SECRETARY Tumuiy con
tIuu..i who insisted on mining -
Nnfft So ~ cat Off the German hor'
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tcontlnued on Rage EIghil
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-23
EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. h.
Badleigh. Telephone 1852 K-1.

Miss Dora Kresge, of Minneapolis, Kan.
IS y1sttiHg her brother, Mr.. r. S. kresge
ana mrs hreSge in Poplar street and her
sister, Mrs S. Baker in Emmett street
MISS Marie Brothers and Miss Prudence
jury, OF Madison street, spent the week
end in Kansas City.
The Agoga class OF the Seward avenue
Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mr.. Charles Thomson in
Freeman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hartley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Boyle have returned to their
home in Ottawa, Kan. They were here
to attend the funeral Of Mr. HartIey's
father, Dr. John Hartley Of Monroe street
Miss Edna Cox of Freeman avenue was a
guest Sunday at the home of Miss Ruth
Bowman in Polk street.
The ladies' of the Seward avenue Meth
odist church will give an experience so
ciai, Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
MES-ROy Peterson, 900 Grafton street. at 2
O'Clock, All the ladies of the community
are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Gordon Of Manhat-
tan, Kan. are guests at the P. Linn home
In Scotland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Alma. Of Chicago,
have returned to their home after spending
some time visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W E.
Main in East Tenth avenue.
Mrs. E. H Stamm and daughter. Miss
Imogene Stamm, of East Sixth avenue.
have gone TO Sailor Springs, H., to spend
several weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry DeahI and Mrs
Dora Cawker returned Sunday evening
from motor trip thru Nebraska.
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OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. H.
EadIeiEh. Telephone 46se XII.

Mr and Mrs G r. Cole Of Oakland ave
nue., will leave Tuesday for Walnut. Kan.
to visit their daughter, Mrs ". s. Pate,
and Professor Pate.
Mr.. and Mrs Frsnk Price Of Michigan
avenue, entertained at dinner Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Price, Of Michigan
Valley, Kan. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sheaf, of Moberly, No
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Anderson OF For
est avenue. are visiting relatives in Kan
The oakland ". c. T L. will meet with
the county convention to be held at the
United Presbyterian church corner of Fill
more and HINTON streets, Thursday after
noon aud all day Friday. The president,
Mrs Clar Baker, requisites the different
superintendents to be present with written
reports. Lunch viii be served at the noon
hour at the church.
Wayne Jessop. Of Lyndon, Kan, has
come to visit his sister, Mrs. George
Carothers and other relatives.
Mrs. Anime Willsey and her daughters,
Gwendoiyn and Bertice. Of kellam ave
nue., have returned from Salina, Kan,
where they spent two weeks visiting rela-
tives.
The Sunflower Art club will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. o. c,
Willsey, 351 Forest avenue
Mr. and Mrs--J. L Lowell Of Forest ave
me, entertained ar dinner Sunday in honor
Of Mr. aad Mrs. s. z. Jarvis and Mrs. n.
o. Hudkins, Of Western, W. Va The
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CORK MAYOR DYING
Physicians Told They'll Die
With Hunger Striker.
Wife of Self Sentenced Sim
Feiner Urges Sacrifice.

London, Aug 2s.-The last sacra-
ment was administered today to Ter
ence< insolvency, lord mayor OF
Cork, who was dying in BrixtoH prison
as the result of a hunger strike.
The dramatic action of Mac
Sweeney's young wife in urging him to
carry out his self-imposed death sen
tence, has attracted unusual attention
Huge crowds of synpathizers formed
about the prison, gathering again as
fast as they were dispersed by the
police. The officials feared Fioting.
Insolvency. is serving two years for
sedition. He was brought to Brixton
from ireland last week.
AS a result of the announced de-
termination Of the British governme nt
not to release prisoners who go on
hunger strikes. the Sim Fein council
in Dublin has sent a message to the
physicians in the Cork Jail declaring:
50 Tou die if the prisoners on hunger
strike die" The message urged the
doctors to turn in their designations.
Advices from Belfast indicated that
officials feared serious trouble will
grow out of the ASA ssination of Police
Inspector Swanzy yesterday. He was
killed by three men armed with rifles.
The ASA ssins escaped.
Swanzy was transferred to Lisburn
after coroner's jury had decided he
was guilty of ''willful murder" in con-
nection with the death of Mayor Mac
Curtain, in Cork ASA ssination was
followed by Nationalist rioting
In addition to the killing of Swanzy,
reports OF other weekend murders
were received here today. Three ser
geants and two constables were killed
and another sergeant and two con-
stables were wounded in AthIone
Duudaly and Kilrush.
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WANTED-FEAfALE HELP

WANTED-Girl for general homework I;
no washing err ironing; modern electric
equipment Steady employment. Must
have first class references. Call at 1923
Boswell or Phone 1895
LADY presser to finish ladies' garments
Independent Cleaners, 918-g20 Kansas ave
DINING ROOM GIRLS. The New Cafe
terra. SIS Kansas ave. Phone 1921.
WANTED-A competent housekeeper; must
be a good cook. Phone 1855 Ring 5.
WAITRESS. for dining room, experience
unnecessary. Phone T22.
WANTED-Experienc waitress. Crem-
erie restaurant.
ANTED-Experieneed operator. Apply
in person to manager of National hotel
ANTED-Experenced maids. Apply to
housekeeper. National hotel.
WANTED-Maid for general house work.
Phone 1908.
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SANTA FEE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. H.
Wadieigh. Telephone 46S2 XII.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Cox Of Freeman ave
nue., we're dinner guests Sunday at the E.
L Jones nome in Highland Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Camp and dauzh-
ter, Mabel, will leave this evening for
Stratton, Colo, to spend a week visiting
other relatives.
Miss Laura White and Mr. Arthur
city the guests OF Miss Whites sister,
Mrs F D. Wadieigh and Mr.. Wadleich
AIF. and Mrs. S. Baker Of Emmet street
entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. r. 5. KreSge Of Poplar street and
Miss Dora kresge, Of Minneapolis. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs Il. Boyle, Of Ottawa, Kan
were week end guests at the D. T. Thorn
son home in Freeman avenue.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
Inserting wait Ads in The Topeka State
journal is 1 cent word each inseFtIen
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents a
word; minimum 30 cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accom- panied with cash or check In fun
payment OF the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal
CLOSING HOUR: want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before u 90 o'clock. Want
Ads received after 10 80 till 10 p. m. will
be inserted under the head: Too Late to
Classify" g
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-A purple hat ia a black silk bag,
between Kansas ave. and Polk st on
Sth St Finder please leave at Tully-M Nc
Farland Drug Co, 20 Kansas ave. and re-
ceive reward.
LOST-Consistory emblem breach, double
eagle. Finder will please return TO DR..
Florence Brown S1erbon. state board of
health and receive 50 reward.
lost OR STOLEN-A Boston pedigreed
bull Brown with white spots. Answers
to the name Of Buster. Reward Phone
5g15 1893 Harrison.
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MONEY

PERSONAL PROPERTY.
HORSES, cattle pianos. diAmopdh. house,
held goods, libraries. fyrewriteFs. autee,.
pie. f. 8 Thenaae Hi4 Kansas aseEue..
HONEY no LOAN on Desirable city Prop
ettF. Money ready; no delay. Robert.
2. Kane, fa5 Kansas ave, Phone ftA
LOANS MADE on nerseRal secuFitsi slso,
20 saiafied .trHoRs T. Rlscne- h23 4. A..
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NICE HOMES

siz rooms. oak tInlsh, all medefn. garage,
9 lots. West side, $4,000 .
Six rooms. close Ia on West side, al med
ern, $5Jon. ei,oe cash and balance pay
ments.
Six, rooms, elese In en- west side, all mod
efn, e4.T5o ..... -
slx reeTsss. close In ON west side, meaetp,
lot a5xi0a 1T Fine home, worth S6,6Oh
Priced at $4,000.
Fine modem oak ffhish bungqlo~, on
West side, $6,5O0 ,-
Have many eteers 4 these 8 aent suit,
423 New England BLDG. Phone 2oTi-54ea "
Y0Tj WON'T 90 wreng II you buy one Of
these west Side homes e-feern eettnee
III lets, good garage hoderA exrsRt beat
Taylor, $4,15o. New 5reem bungalow
you SELECT paper; wayne, lmfnsdiate pos.
lots, modern, maple. garage, $4,000 3
PseedsTH Settsss ' lsss . a1eRi,
modern. oak fiaisk, near WILLOW Park
$4,000. H. A. shuil Phone 4els.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Investment and Employment


Investment and Employment
Topeka concern has opening for
good office man with $4,000 to invest.
Party with banking experience pre-
ferred. Address. Investment, care of
Journal.
FOR SALE-40-r0om modern brick hotel,
located in gpod railroad county seat
town IS miles Of Topeka, running water in
all rooms, large kitchen, large office, large
newly decorated dining room. property in
best of repair, low rent and lease several
years. Price $500: terms; no exchange.
A. L. FuFmln, Topeka, Kan. log west Sth.
VUICANIZER FOR SAEE-Bargain if
taken al once. New and up to date Hay
wood model, money maker, used but a
short time, priced for quick sale; owner
leaving for west. About forty dollars
worth stock and complete outfit, price
$500. Francis Tressine. Milford, Kan.
FOR SALE-Half interest in a pool hall.
fine new place in county seat town of
$500, fine business. Q-S0, care of State
Journal
CLEAN CASH aud carry grocery. Invoice
loo. Phone 1915.
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CASH CUSTOMERS

for farms and city property, List yeuF
property and sell while selling is coed,
423 New England Bldg. Phones SOIL sioe
REDUTED 20 sell quick, .1I-FooTl mod
revenue surplus rooms, A0e 4 Hehth,
$500: terms. s-room house, West Side.
surplus rooms bring $50 b .ulsnth. 81 600;
lots, s3,ssn II. 4. sbull. Fhene 4s45.
hard Pine fisofF SAG finish, fAll cement
Ing distance, West Side, ss,fpo Groom
cottage, handy fer Rsek Island man, emily
81, 200 6ood list In WashbgFR district
]. F. Blair. Phone f85.
Tw0 4-roeii1 cottages. sl,7oo. Cali 1918
East Crane.
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LEGAL

L4L4aAA
tPabnkhed in The Topeka State Journal.
August "a ie20.l
ORDINANCE No. 156.
AN ORDINANCE leyying a tax for gen
efa revenue purposes, street Improve
ment and street lighting fer the year
1920 in tie City of Oakland, kansas.
BE 1t Ordained by the Mayor and Council
men OF the City Of Oakland, Kansas
Section / That ., levy q TIVE !2l mills
able property in the City 90 Oakland for
keneral revenue purposes for the year
1920.
1ik1 mills on the dollar II hereby maize
on all assessable property 10 the City Of
Oakland fet the purpose Of maintAining
street work and improvements for the year
1920.
Sec. 4. That a levy Of one (1l mill an
the dollar Is hereby made on all assess
able property In the city Of Oakland for
purpose q maintaining street lighting for
Sec. I. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In farce from and after its publica-
ton in the official city paper
PASSED the council August 70, 1920
Approved August 20. 1920.
q II. ENsfuk. President Acting Mayor
FLORENCE d. GRAFT. City cIerf.
FOR sALE--aIheAL ESTATE
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A. Meyers to 4. HHdermann, lots 50
- Branner st, N Kletn's add 81 600
c. D. Williams to W. D Pendletor,
lot 1O5 to 40 Navarro ST. Rossville. 1
NJ D. Barteu to A. c. Wilcox, lots
20a-I1-13. Norton St, J. NerteRs
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guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs F. o. Hudkins
and family, of Dover. kan; Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Cross and family. Of Highland
Park; Mr. and Mrs. John Moneypenny and
daughter. Olive and granddaughter, Vivian
Whitehead, of Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E Jarvis and daughte
Mary Eileen, Of western. ". va are
visiting Mrs. JaFvis's brother. Mt J. L.
LEVEL and Mrs. Lowell in Forest aTeRue
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Wanted-Man for Second
Hand Store. Phone 3749

100 LABORERS for paving work, Mays
Vile, Kan. Laborers. $500; rock men,
$500 per day. Board $500 per week. Trans
portation refunded after 80 days.
MEN WANTED to solicit and collect in
dustriaI Insurance, guarantee and com
mission. Apply room 400 Central National
Bank Bldg.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S200-S2J0 monthly. experience unnecessary
tname position wanted9 Write Railway,
care Journal.
WANTED-Boy over 16 years old with
wheel. for delivery and messenger ser
vice. Crane & Company, s12 Kansas ave.
WANTED-Two first class mechanics for
Cadillac cars only. Wood Motors Co,
9th and Van Buren, No others need apply.
FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, S2R5-25O monthly,
experience unnecessary. Write Railway,
care State Journal.
WANTED-Boys to top onions. Quick ct
Gordon and Kansas ave at a. m. Phone
$3.50
WANTED-Col0red bus boy, permanent
place. Apply Fred Harvey. Santa Fe
depot.
WANTED-Laborers. New Masonic Tenn
pie at 10th and Van Buren,. 5oe per hour.
MESSENGER BOY: must have wheel. APP
ply Crane Company, ITO East Sth St
WANTED-Experienc colored waiter.
Apply to manager National hotel
CADDY WANTED out at Country club.
VIII pay 81 for is holes.
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sclINa. -.s,7-,-,-
T ENLM ORE MOVING
CALI, PHONE aaai.
CALL PHONE ss4i.

PICTURE sness slIlNsgssl;------.,-,,
FRAMING. regildlne, mat milking. mount.
Ing dane by sullivan Art Store izz-lsi ,
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L. WwfEsoNG74fe. tcfhsds, eisis GAS.
Insurance. chene ssA 20 Celunibiar bldg:
INSURANCE. did ypn say sure will write
It for yau. Geo, Fl, Thomas Phone 2sS.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
40 ACRES-S5,OOO

Cottage home. good barn and out
buildings; 10 acres alfalfa. so acres
meadow, acres pasture, balance cui-
tivated; 10 miles southwest of Topeka.
8 miles high school, store, bank, etc. /;
good home.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs


FOR RENT-Four-roon cottage, 1922 West
First ST. Water, gas, electricity. See
1103 18th ct
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MACHINE SHOPS.

-~-@~~-@INI~-rNr~@~~~<lT~7
LAWN MowRRs sharnened, factory ma
chine rfocess, Howard machian shops
Phone l3T7
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FOR SALElOFFICE SUPPLIES.
FOR SALE-No. Underwood Typewriter
and stand. Steler letter file, drawer
with lock. 226 New England Bldg. Phone
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so ACRES-S6.OOO
23O ACRES-$16,000

Two miles high school and fine PAIL
way town; IS miles Topeka; extra fine
set of buildings. SO acres bottom land
that Is new under cultivation, It's
acres pasture. fine water. This is a
one-man ranch, and 1t is a good ona-
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A. NJ. and T. c. Roe. 116 e. 5th street T
$3.50. Pianos, Player Pianos and the AZ
lian-Vocalion photograph.
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ToR sALF-REAL ESTATE
Country Club

IN acres, e-room all modern house,
good barn, some fruit, half block to
ear line. Good buy. Hurry. $4,000.
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FOR RENr-oFFICE ROOMS.
ron RENT STORE ROOMS


LARGE building, fine for storage, bricl
floor. CAN Blue 45TT.
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FOR RENT-aARAGEs
FOR RENT-ROoMs

FOR RENT-Garage, 1927 Madison. Hol-
low tile cement flors. So Black 1885.
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80 A. KAW VALLEY
80 A. BOTTOM LAND

-Four mi good Ry. town, extra fine
land, poor Buildings. $3.50 per a.
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built Agency for the New Royal Type.
writer and victor Adding Machines. Sup
pIes-RepaiFa Phone 222 Western Type
writer Co. n2s Kansas ave. Topeka, Kan.
ALL STKKnIBn MAKES. FSaieB OF rent
Repslrb by factory trained mocha .es.
we lead others fallow. CRANE & COM
PASY. 70 Years 10 husiRsss.
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pNi,ERTAKINa

uNDERTAEIga, -
THE L. ~. PENwEi.L Undertaking Co,
s01-sBs- $40 Quincy street. Telephone :97.
n W. HeM6kHDRER, Phone 146
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ron sALB--l,EAL nsTATE
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FOR sALE-PoUIrRY

FOR SALE-RRode Island Red hens, f0i
bfoilers and 20 younger chickens. 1T2j
Western ave.
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tfdbiished in The Topeka state Journal
August q, ie2ol
, 1920-12-03

Barbados, Nov. 3Oth. The following
is taken from one of our local neWspa-
perof today's date: we understand
THAI, LItf business of Daco8ta and Coy. &
Gardiner Austin and Coy. have been CON
verified into'iimited liability companies and
have been duly registered as from yester-
day. The Barbados Shipping and Ira
ling Co. Ltd. mas also been formed and
registered with an authorized capital of
e750, 900 to acquire a controlling interest
jntbe businesses mentioned above as we'll
as in Manning and Co. Ltd, Wilkinson &
Haynes and Co. Ltd, S. P. Musson Son
and Co. and R. and G. Challenor which
two latter firms are now In course of
conversion into limited liability com
panies and will be registered at an early
date.
Cairo, Nov. 29th.-The Government
has appointed a commission consisting of
three Egyptians and three British sub
iects to study the economic effects on
Egypt Of the world wide fail on the
price of cotton and possible measures
for alienation.
Iondoo, Nov. 18th. Halt a dozen
men VINO were preparing to set fire to
a large lumber yard in the district of
Finsbury, an important section of the
City of London, less than a mile north
, 1920-12-03

q machine gun Was pIdC0u Ou pd-TOl dVOuS
the river front of the Houses Of Parlia-
meat today.
Dublin, Nov. 29th.-Raids and arrests
continued in Dublin today. Among the
persons taken into custody was William
Sears, Sim Fen member of Parliament
for the southern division of County
Mayo.
London, Nov. 10Th. The public gal
leries of the House of Commons were
closed this afternoon and Incorporates
to the House of Parliament were guard
ed by extra police as a p%recauti0n against
possible untoward Incidents following
the disclosure Of n alleged Sim Fein
conspiracy for operations in England.
The speaker, Mr.. Lowther, stated in the
House of Commons in answer to a ques-
ton, that he had ordered the galleries
closed as a result of information he had
received from the chief COMMISSIONS to-
day. The latest Sim Fem developments
in England were discussed at an impor-
tant conference this afternoon at No. 10
Downing Street, between members of the
Government and the heads of the pJlice
organization. The conferees, included
the Premier Mr.. Winston Churchill, Sir
Hamar Greenwood, MIR. Lowther, speak
pr of the Hcuse of Commons, and the
heads Of the Metropolitan Police and
Scotland Yard. The closing of the public
galleries OF the House of Commons fol-
lowed this nesting. The public will not
only be excluded from the galleries of the
House of Commons. but denied admission
to the Sim Fem precincts of the House.
Members of the House of Commons will
only be able to interview their constitu-
ents in the outer Hobbies. Persons hav-
ing business in the House and unknown
70 the police will be searched. Motor
traffic into the palace yard also will be
subject to special observations. The
House of Lords has adopted resolutions
similar to the House of Commons.
London. Nov. 29th.-Tke premises of
the Sim Fem bank in Harcourt Street.
Dublin, were set on fire this morning,
says 4 despatch to the Telegraph Elk
change this morning.
London, Nov. 30th.-A bomb was ex-
pIoded at one O'Clock this Il orning in the
building occupied by a hide merchant in
Old Swan Lane Bar, London. A floor
of the building was wrecked, but nobody
was injared. The bombs apparently had
been left in the building in a gripsack,
Gedsl, Nov. 29th.-The terms Of the
treaty with Nikolai Lenine, the Russian
Soviet Minister. being concluded with
Mustapha Pasha, leader of the Turkish
Nationalist, striking at ALI d influence,
has been received by the Journal de
Geneve" from its ~Constantinople cores