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(Continued from Ist page.) thought of the Jatter. The French view i 8 that thz veturp of the Crown Prince, the threatencd return of the ex-Kai- ser and th: protection which the Al- lies are demanding for their military control mi sioa in GGermany. are all con- neeted in forminy really three different pPnses of thy samo question, that they od It to b> created together, and that urless the Germans aae made to under- stan ! that th> Aliies are determined that a'l th> clauses of the treaty must be re- spected, there is no hope of obliging them to execuate any part of the treaty. London, Nov. 15th.--The House of Commons tonight, after a debate in which the Prime Minister and Mr. Lloyvd George took part sad much heekline and derisive remarks were induleed, rejeeted the Labour movement of censare intro- ducel by Mr. J Rumsey MaeDonall, by a vote of 255 ty 19), amid ministerial cheers. The Gouvernment thus maintained its parliamertary maj it/ and eleared for formal dissolution iomoirow, when the struggle, which ulready baars evd ne> ol being an exesptionally determined character, wi'l be transferre! from the Parliiment to the Constitusnce. Min- -Isters and m mbers alike wiil d stribute themsel!ves all ov.r the esuntry, where a great ora‘orical eaapa g is alveady in fa'l swicg. M+ Baldwin w.iay told the House of Chrmno s symething about his tariff p ans and the reasons for precipi- tatinga general election. He was spe- cific rezarding only twhat he proposes ‘o exclade from taxation that i3, whea , flour and meat, iveludinzg motin, ard bacon, cheese, bu.ter and eggs. IFor everything else the Prime Minister r. - serves "‘a perfectly free hand” for later decision. On what ariicles he proposes to raise the tariffs ho awairts the alvica of a ecrmmitte> apnoiated-to consider the subjeet. His plea of neesssity for pro- tection was based targeiy on the argu- maut, that, in the matter of tarift, erery natioa’s hand is against Great Briiain, Several nations. espaciaily the United o States, Italy and Spain, had grea'ly in- . creased tariffs sizce the war. Mr. Bild- win’s sp2ech was in n) sense an oration. He gave th: Hase a perfectly plain talk on forcizn attirs, which under th» ex- citement ol the impending campaige are alinost forgotiea e said Yth2 Aliies hid bezn informed that the British pao- ple cou.d not continue indefinitely to maintain the spirit necessarcy lor coxpe:- ation under the existing situation and he deplwed the failure to accomplish anything without American cooperation. Mr. Lloyd George replied briefly, eriti- eising the Government’s poliey in cali- -lln2 a genceral election. He maintained that a settlemeat in Burope wouald be i better remzdy for un-mployment than tar.ffs and reyretted that the gcovern- raent hal dropped international negotia tions just w.acn the United States had $ 1. LR 1 XA i IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF AGNES (’REILLEY, DECEASED. N ' l E otice or dale of Kheai iLstate.. ()T.‘ICE is hercby civen, that : the request of JOHN L. CURRY, ad‘ministz-ntnr of the above entitled estate, and pursuant to an erd-r of the District Lourt. natfwl ~ October 4th, 1923, there will be sold by the Veadue D'rector, to be he 1 in the Dis- trict Court Room in Frederiksted, St. Croix, on UESDAY , i U g ] ¥ : - > £} . 092 the twentieth (20th’ day of Nov:mber 1923, at the hour of 10.00 o’ciock a. m. the followiny; real property to wit: “Mt. Pellier” Estate t. Peilier situate in Princess Quarter of the Municipality ¢f St. Croi: together with 30 HitAD OF HORNED CAITLE. The terms of this sale are -the property will be sold te the highest Lidder for cash. Frederiksted Vendue Ofice, October 20th, 1923. . rA e Vendue Divector. joined with Great Bri'ain in then The debate was started by J. Rinsay Mac Donald, leider of the O, position, wio off-red aivote of censure of the Gov- erament. Mr., Mac Donald saill that over a ithird of rhe unenployad were from th2 engiseerinz and other mewl tradaes, and shipbuillinz, estton and dis- tributizg | rades. The engincering ani iron and Steel trades in the first ni e months of 1923 had iaiporied gouds to the value of 19 000,002 pounds and ex: ported to the amount of 94,000,000 pounds. Tariffs reforn in such condi- tions offered no belp for rne unempioved, Bribing agriculture with 11,0 t ,000 pounds annuallv, he fasserted was of doubtful tegality.. ® & R 1 Will Bring One or « Allof These Rings P sTEW : .\Q\\‘ LA TR S P S }’I-%\ o (e / > Lo it ) N 0 ¢ G e}? e i AN e Q‘ B A b B \\ Q ’“‘l“"—‘ : > : £ > Ay “// . y . L Y 3 > .4( ” T, 4R AN o ¥ "gB .‘p-.Wé,. 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