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STARTING THEORIES OF THE

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PRESS SATURDAY, OCTJJEK S2.D.

CARLES.

RUSSIA WAN

COAL STRIKE OUTLOOK. CONFERENCE ENDS IN DEADLOCK.

September, 20th,

FAR EASTERN

NEWS.I

(THROCOT, REUTER'E AGENCY.)

Conferen

MORE SINN FEIN OUTRAGES:

CONSTABULARY SERGEANT RIDDLED WITH

FRANCE'S

BULLETS

GREAT EFFORT.

STATEMENT AT BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.

FRANCE AND

HOLLAND:

NEW MILITARY AGREEMENT FORESHADOWED.

LATEST CABLES,

ĮTERÖUMM“ AEUTER'U AMMOOT"] THE IRISH SITUATION, FURTHER SINN FEIN OUTRAGES.

LONDON, September 30th The state of Ireland appears to be booming worms daily.

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LATEST CABLES.

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL

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THUANIANS AGREK TO POLISH

PROPOSALS

Loanos, September 30th, The Lithuanians have agreed to Polish proposal of a peace conference at Suwalki,

NATIONS.

CONFERENCE. FIRST TASK OF LEAGUE OF FRANCE'S WONDERFUL RECOVERY

PARIS, September 28th.

The parties ACH TRI the Government

Future

RETIRING JAPANESE

AMBASSADOR.

MARSKILLEN, Septe ter th Barun Maui the retiring Japanese

sador to Erange) has sailed for Yoko

on board the Aemo.

VICTIM OF ATDOUBLE ACCIDENT.

eparately to RUN OVER BY MOTOR AFTER

FALLING FROM TRAM.

Much disappointment has en caused by the failure of the conference which wa

ry-owners and full | Minors Executive who sat for two hours

← TO SETTLE POLISHLITHUANIAN attended by Aft

A Haya memengo says Ja At the Brussels Financial Conference the

CONFLICTE

LONDON, September 29th.

A Commission, under the sumpiom of the League of Nation, is going to Sawall to make an effort to settle the Polish Lathuman conflict. Cononal Chardigna (France) has been appointed President; Major Keenan represents Great Britain; and Capt. Yamaneki. Japan. The Italian and Spanish representative have oy been appointed..

UNIVERSE

"Daily Express, special correspondent at Cardiff wrote on August 24th-

jateries of life and of the universe in Trom the minutest organisMAR inhabiting, the ocean to therra + spaces of the heavens and the strange interior of sex, and start were disease at the Apening peeting of the British"Asoctation

there an end to space, or does it coatinge

mway": and awag for ever and

eier and overt

Did time add the universe ever begins ...or was ther» always mine time or other."

and some kind of universe R

Can we estimate within a few million or billion years the age of the sun and the stars

These emme of the questions hg grated by the entrancing discourse of Pro- lemor A 8, Eddington one of the A distressing accident befell a Chinese president of the mathematical and physi

youngest of our leading scientists, who ia.

Thursday in Queen's Read East, "The calience etion, Ho talked of han internal const ention of the star, of the mai, attempting to alight from a sources of their light, and he per forward fell on the road. Motor car No. 386. which broken up, or broken down, atoms, and moving tran-car" mined his footing and the theory that the great furnaces of the stars are irtoked with the contents of was following the tram-ear, ran over the said that if this is true it seems to bring

being of the homad race, or its suicide. who was badly crasheth Her controlling this latent power for the well- Cas little nearer to fulfilment our dream of

in the morning and for three and a he hours in the afternoon- and

d. evening. mons, the general opinion ontside the con- moved to hospital in an unconions con Despite protractedness of the discuss

ferentechamber, based on reliable reports,dition and little hope is entertained of bir prevailed that unti a late moment there recovery. were good prospects of a settlement.

As Communique indicate

TASCINATING TALK,

apparently THE BANDMAN COMEDY CO bridge, and he suggested, with a touch of

A party of police was sigbushed at French delegate, M: Avioi, gatas remark Kilkkoekin, Templemore. Two policemen able account of France's prosent economical were killed, and one was wounded. Many situation, stating that the republic, with inhabitants fearing reprisals left Killos-out waiting for the liquidation of her rights Arriving from the Peace Treaty, at once shared reconstituting properties of all kind destroyed by war. Over three and a half

the unbridgable gulf was due to precisely millions of acres were put again under cul

the same cause an obtaining Inst. week, tiration, thus enabling France to return one half of her importation of foreign The first daty of the Commission will be

ontil the Government suggested an algeb wheat, relieving by so much the world' i mp. to take all necemery stops for the proven, raical datum line for joing consideration.

t aly. One billion sterling, a par, supplied tien of further hostilities. They will be em. That is to say, the co-owners cannot see by Franco's thrifty peasants and workers powered to recommend any military dis. Te to sy with the miners' insistence as wife for a youthful Foreign Office clerk from dense stara like our sun. ̧À volley was fired up a sergeant of the 'pent in restoring the devastator, die positions to the two Governments for the the 20, a shift advance should be conceded who is just as ardently in love with her you gather, is only one of many star, of

A military patrol was fired on Dundrum, Tipperary, and an officer was sciously wounded, while a sergeant Clough Jordan, Tipperary, was kidnapped from his” lodgings. The military court Ra regards the murdered policama at Miltown Malby has reported that six members of the Constabulary were foully murdered with flat-nosed bulleta..

Royal Irish Constabulary at Drimoleague Five of the bullets lodged in his chest and he is dying. The nasailanty escaped.

In the reprisalu Mallow it is estimate -ed that the dam

done to 200,01

houses In addition to the damage 10- ported yesterday morning fifty houses ware destroyed, The townfolk pay a glowing tribute to the efforts of the local police in extinguishing the flames and saving the greater part of the town.

tricte and work was still proceeding apice The statement was followed with keen in terest, all the delegates, even the German, applauding

GERMANY'S ARRAY OF FIGURES.

PARIS, September gru

A Havas message mys The chief features of the German report

the which is soon to be delivered to the Inter national Financial Conference at Brussels. are known and are causing but a moderate avir, for behind an imposing Tay of figure lurks the same old crafty ples to *waken pity, and eventually to exact vision of the Versailles Treaty nader threat" of wholesale bankruptcy.

NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT. SUPPORT OF THE COUNTRY.

PARIS, Sep

avoidance of a collision. A 1000 21, the right Lithuanians have obtained guarantees from from and gimm

Last night the Bandman Comedy Com pany played "Ceasar's Wife", beforera rather thin hause. The wens of the play laid in Egypt and the story concerns the secret love of the Ambasador', young

talk

The professor stated that Sir Exhost Rutherford has recently been breaking down the atom of oxygen and nitroge in the Cavendish Laboratory at Cam astronomical humour that what is possible in a laboratory may not be too diffent in the naan fascinating

about the sups and stars, And what is a star, anyway! Professor Eddington told us that thro quarters of cakedere izes are truly sight they are scarcely to be discriminated and absolutely sequt, although at first

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the suns are smallish affairs, certain density of composition. Morro

The Kiffused guscong stark are called giants, said Professor Eddington, begins as a giant of comparatively low. the dense start are called deerfs & F

through ages of time, the giant star com- of this gaseous giant star contracts very temperature. It is a ditar. Slowly,

temperature rice, and in it becomes tracts into a dwarf, and as the dirum was

-in contradistinction Miss Niqua Lewis took the part of the the con Young wifa; Mr. Percy Haverstock was the Bolsheviks and the all-Red troops have sideration of the scheme awarding incre the Ambassador, and Mr. Clive Woods the gymcusted Lithuanian territory, is will be od pay for increased production.

hudding diplomat. The entire caste was the Commission

dary to enforce neotrality

a strong one and the play was The South Wales mers' Federation creditably presented. The Company, give in the disputed aroa. This is the first occe has all along insisted on an immediate their farewell performance tonight, play sion on which the Langue of Nations has wage advance. Moreover, it is strongly ing The Rotters, and we have no doubt actively intervened in a dispute between antagonistic. to any settlement on the basis that they will be favoured with the good two istions, and the result of its efforts, of payment by results, unless endorsed by house that the play and the artistes therefore, is awsited with interest...

the general body of miners. Aspocial conference at Cardiff endorsed this atti tuda to-day.

PEACE WITH RUSSIA, TRADE AGREEMENT WITH GREAT

BRITAIN DRAWN UP.

LONDON, September 30th, The Daily Mail states that a trade agreement has been drawn up between M-Great Britain and Soviet Russia, but is

has not yet bei

and it is expected that negoti Will shortly be opened for the conclusion of a formal peace with Busin

ading the

deserve

ALL STARS

and

Stars and sang are this all stern, either giants or dwarts with earlier and later phases of existence. The earlier or gamous giant slage occupies, probably, long than half the life of the star measured in time inside

One of the greatest difficulties with the abortive London conference has been that the two parties have been situation from different angles. Thus the cosLowners have always borne in mind that usipat is the basis of the Coverament plan, swhile the miners all along have put wards in the forefront. Hence, there das Firamoto in the son of a wealthy merchanz Herdman the president before a larges

PRAYER PINNED ON BODY.) Let us try to picture the conditions giant star," "said." Profemor

ye Eddington and he spoke of their vast

The house of one Yoshigoro Iwamoto in dimensions and of their low density.

Zogbigays. Koishikawa, was broken into by police. They found his wife lying dead her bed with the Buddhist prayer, Nama mys ho renge kyo, pinned to the

body of the star you see twinkling in the breathe. And yet those are in sky is often less danse than the air than a are often ver than the suns and are enormous storehouses of heat

The mysteries alighed year, formed the abject of the address delivered by Dr.

investigations have shown that a hitro of audience to-nigh Ha said that recent

beeta a considerable amount of fencing.

Some light is thrown on the miners bus recently he has become so much interests The agreement provides for the release John Cairns, M.P to the Stockburn

standpoint, if a statement made by Mred a new religion, called Tsirer doter, about one and three-quarter pints, may contain more than a hundred times ling to the Kokumin, that his mind as

EARLIER CABLES, IRELAND'S GORDIAN KNOT. VISCOUNT GREY'S SUGGESTION LONDON, September 29th."

The fresh attempt only shows that Viscount Grey of Falloden, in a letter Millerand was right in insisting upon the

the Westminster Gazelte, declares Untexecution of the Peace Treatfie the Government of Ireland has never been reproach and discredit to British such a reproach statesmanship as it is today. He points out that apparently no one wants the Home Bule Bill now before Parliament, and the

undertaking not to engage in hostile acts movement for the reduction of the miners Irishmen will refuse to put it into opers Many Councils-General, that is, Provin- against each other, and for the Soviet to working hours to six daily. tion.

The only prospect for the future cial Assemblies, now aitting, at the opening cease anti-British propagands and re- peace and good government of Ireland of their session, cent

egrama to M.cognise certain classes of pre-war debts, that the Irish should draw up

Millerand giving expression to their entire namely, for goods supplied and their own scheme and the only practicable confidence in hĩm.

rendered.

The agreement is проп the Poland

policy, offering any prepect of suc seems to me to have three cardinal points

a definite announcement that there

can only be one foreign policy for Great Britain and Ireland, one Army and one Navy and we cannot stand for separation in these matters;

tho

II., the Irishmen must be as free de ople of great self-governing Dominion settle for themselves how their country to be governed

A Hayas message says...

FRANCE AND HOLLAND, ANOTHER MILITARY AGREEMENT

PAZIS. September 27th.

A Hayns message says:

of British prisoners in Russia on a mutual, miners is credible, He predicted an early has become unhinged. It is said that how many organisme as tange areatare

It is stated that the Cabin is copper ing the agreement, while similar agree- monta will be placed before Italy and Japan, but France is remaining aloof,

twith,

According to Le Pelit Parisien's Brusent sols correspondent, rumours are about re- specting the conclusion in the near future SITUATION IN MESOPOTAMIA.

of a military agreement between France and the Netherlande simular to the recent Franco-Belgian Treaty,

SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONE.

LATER.

found a letter written by his wife to be Esther asking that ho help her to get divorce. This may have been the can of his murdering his wife, but as he has appeared, it is impossible to be stire the motive which had to the deod.

Bis-

of

DISHONEST SHOP-KEEPERS.

to

University, told the geographical enction the eye on clear night, Mr John Macfarlane of Aberdeen that there were objections to the inclusion of Alice in France, as

Macfarlane is the Vosges to ecosarily He true frontier." declared Mr. because they form the best defauve frontier, but because Alsace naturaly belongs to Rhineland, and possession of

pats France in position from which trouble with Germany may arise in the future

FORCE

JAPANESE RULES TO CHECK THEM FOR INDIAN EXPEDITIONARY

CALL FOR BRITISH OFFICERS. A War Office appeal says the Secretary

A new regulation has been instituted by the Japanese Government with the thject of

In accordance with the parties announce services, the coal-owners proceeded to Down- ing Street immediately after the break-up of the conference to interview Mr. Lloyd of hostilities against George, and the miner, arranged to call

Achour later.

OTHER CONFERENCE URGED:

LATER By a subacqueat arrangement the miner, saw the; Prime Minister first, the mbeting After this Mr Hedges made a statement putting stop to the swindling practices of State for India annuses that lasting for an hour and three quarters,

that the Prime Minister had urged's far- of shop keepers. According to the Uhugot, tain number of officers who have served. ther meeting with the coal-owners with a view to agreeing to a datum lice. The this law will go into effe se soon as the during the war in the Indian Army Re LONDON September 30th

miners replied that they concluded that no merchants are able to comply with its regumissions in the Indian Army and have anco serve of Officer or with temporary com- Further improvement in the situation in ing, and they would have to report to to.

further good could accrue from the theetlations,

been demobilized, are required for tam Mesopotamia is indicated by a War Office morrow's Miners Conference, qft It stipulate that as following articlesy service with infantry units of the communiqué which states that on the Lower

Indian Army in expeditionary forces MINEES BLAMED

must be labelled with the exact amount con Applications will also Euphrates Samaws is quiet

entertained from LONDON, September 30th,

somers of the British service who have tained in the

rice, sake, oy been attached for period of at least onm Hostile concentrations were bombed on the who in the course of a week's negotiations pickles, milk, grain The coal deadlock is due to the miners,gar, misa four,

wheat, oil, year to units of the Indian Array, The morning September 27th,

have adhered to their original demand for

all kinds, eggs fowl, period of engagement will be to one your, animmediate increase irrespective of retables, tea, groceries, dry fat, ses pro tended to as in the case of officers with

gand: the age limit 30 which may be The reconstruction of the railway west any increased output. The owners products,

good progress

posed fixing the amount of 242,000,000 tóns 25 82 zverage output with increased bombarded an Arab for all tonnage produced above that datum for

wages friendly speeches were encampment near Museyib on the Middle that the last quarter's output be the datum Tha. The miners counter-proposal was Euphrate.

line. The owners are justified in their on the ground that the number of em figure, which is above last year's output, ployees is constantly increasing The position to-day is that if nothing is done to prevent or further postpone a-str and The last word appears to rent with stoppage of work commence on Octo the Miners Delegate meeting to-day

FRANCE AND GERMANY. III., to give time for them to come to an agresment with each other and draw

BURYING THE HATCHET opa pohemia. The British Goverment

PA216, September 30th will continue to perform as best as it can

The pre-war diplomatic relations between the function of governing Ireland for France and Germany were fully reestab period not exceeding two years, but at lied today, when Herr the end of th period, or sooner, if Ambassador, presented

it will withdraw,- -and M Millerand. ponsibility for Irish government was present

rishmen themselves. other way, Lord Grey says can

the

will

we bring to some Irishmen that sense of responsibility of which we for centuries

the new

AD

Ur British

The blockhouse system on the Bagdad FINANCIAL PROPOSAL

Follajah railway.has been completed. The Conservative Member of Parliament have deprived or relieved them, and the and banker, Sir Samuel Hoare, in

North east of Bagdad, urther operations tack glas

around Deltawe have been hindered by is the deepest underlying article, in the Vinetesnik Century and heavy rain which has rendered the roads cause of the Irish troubles and Irish dis after says, that if Northern and Southern temporarily impamable. union and of the failure of eve

attempt Ireland only agree British Member of Prior to our occupation of the town, in- hitherto made to find a solution of the Irish satisfy their demanda. He tuggests that ing the Tahila Canal. An accurate gun-fire Parliament will fall over each other to surgents flooded the low country by broak Premier himself should take charge drove them from their positions on the SUGGESTIONS HOW TO UNTIE, 1Tent should immediately introduce wide munt of troops is now confined to the cause the Home Bule Bill and the Govern canal, but owing to inundationɛjikbes mots. and simple amendments, especially find way

Mr. Arthur O'Brien, one of the leaders cisl. Instead of the proposal that the The convoy from Bakube the Irish Self-Determination League, London Parliament bould control over and returned unopposed

£43,000,000 of the estimated Irish revenue

270, but the telegraph 500,000 desta caties, places, which had-heen

Interviewed regarding Lord Grey pro while the Irish Parliament should posal, declared that the plan is to improve restricted t ment except in degree upon the methods stampy and certain licence duties Bir again during the of the Government which Lord Grey Camuel Hoare maintains that the Irish criticises. The only means of securing should control

A number of

Pecco in Ireland is by England negotiation,

ing peace with the Sinn Fein Government, quaran

(Continued at foot of next column.)

Tone should be

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the Governa

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NEW PO. LINERS.

TO TAKE PLACE OF TORPEDOED

MAYENEKETEAMERS.

LONDON Soptember 29th, Four large mail pamenger steambory are nstructed for the Peninsular and Sam Navigation Company rive the names of vessels

an of the India: China

orvicat submarined in

The foolion and the

tons and the gu

The of 18,800 tons

„expecte

good

the

goods, acked goods, boxed special"; qualifications,

ser, fortiling, chemicals Accepted candidates from the

emicals will be considered from applications

from officers o

Over 30 turing, wedding, confection Army Reserve of20mors will join in the Indian More substantive rank Beld by then on demor bilization, and will be eligible for promo any shop-keeper fails to observe this tion under Indian Army rules, The ranie the public is requested to report of candidates from the Britisk service will be adjusted socording to the Indian Amy tion to police Also if the time scale of promotion. No outfit allow coda in less than ance will be given, but a bonus of £ the matter should be reported will be granted on joining, together will fres outward and jeturn pamagos, Paa nie, a fine of not more than ages will not be granted to the TEK INE

of Simprison

families of officer, Pay will be lend For exceed.

at the rates in force for the Indian Aray be împo apon the offend (2nd lieuta R425 & month, liant. Bs.475, captain Rs.700) with effect from, the date of embarkation for d

overness and Leom the date of joining An Indian unit for duty taff pay in addition to pay of rank will be issued at the rate of officers and Res manders

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