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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.