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UNITED STATES! NEW

PRESIDENT..

„COOLIDGE'S CONFIDENCE IN

HOOVER.

[REUTEA'S AMERICAN SERVICE)

NEW YORK, Nov. 3rd." As Mr. Hoover sped towards California preaching the doctrine of Republican prosperity, Governor Al Smith was wildly welcomed on return here by hundreds of thousands despite the rain.

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The Governor, smiling happily, drove in a procession containing lorries conveying bran bands and newspaper photographers, through a storm of tape, and confetti,

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BUCHAREST TROUBLE.

BRATIANU GOVERNMENT

RESIGNS,

(THROUGH KRUTIE'S AGENCY.]

BERLIN, Nov. 3rd. A report from Bucharest states that the Bratianu Government has resigned owing to

the Regency Council's insisting on a Coalition Government representing all Par ties and the refusal of the National Peasants Party to 1ccept M. Bratianu's leadership. Bucharest. is seething with excitement."

RIOTS AT LEMBERG.

Mr. Hoover at St. Louis devoted

UKRAINIANS ARRESTED... almost his entire speech to farm relief and promised, if elected, co ishugurate a new institution in {THROUGH MUTEX'S 'AGENCY.] the government specially designed to deal with existing and future

WARSAW, Nov. 3rd. agricultural problems, the institu-

120 were injured,, 8 fatally, in tion to comprise a Federal Farm Ukrainians at Lemberg, in connec disturbances between Poles and Board.

The Republicans think that Pretion with the Polish celebration of sident Coolidge is practically eer- the 10th anniversary of the defence tain that Mr. Hoover will be elect of the town against Ukrainian ed as his successor.

troops.

Last night President Coolidge Bent telegram to Mr. Hooter, who is at St. Louis, to the effect that the success of his election cam. : paign is assured. President Coolidge added:

I shall turn over the great oice of President to your keeping and am sure it will be in Netent hands."".

com-

BARONY FOR RETIRING ARCHBISHOP.

HONOUR FOR DR. RANDALL DAVIDSON.

The situation has now been con- trolled. 80 Ukrainians were arrest

ed.

MEMORIAL TO BRITISH WAR DEAD.

UNKNOWN WARRIORS

HONOURED,

(BRITISH WIRELESS BLEVICK}"

Rucay, Nov. 2nd. Lieutenant-General Sir William Pulteney will unveil on Sunday a memorial erected at La Ferte sous Jouarre in honour of the British Expeditionary Force and to record names of 3,888 officers and men who fell in the operations at Mons and ou the Aisna in 1014 bat have no known graves.

[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.)

RUDBY, Nov. 2nd. HM the King has approved that the dignity of a Barony be conferred upon the Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dr. Randall Davidson, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of all Eng- land and Metropolitan, on the octend. casion of his resignation.

The retiring Archbishop will thus retain the seat in the House of Lords which he hus occupied as a Spiritual Peer by virtue of his ce- elesingtient office. He has always made valuable contributions to the debates in the Upper House upon Church and social matters.

This is the first occasion

a Temporal Peer..

on

AFTERNOON which any. Archbishop has become

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SOVIET SALE OF ART TREASURES. OWNER'S UNAVAILING

PROTEST.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

BERLIN, Nov. 2nd.

"The vigorous protests of pro- minent Russian emigres against the sale by auction in Berlin of valuable art treasures stolen by

Field-Marshal Sir George Milne, Chief of the Imperial Staff, and General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien will be present. Marshal Foch and General Wygand will also at-

A Guard of Honour numbering over 100 officers and men will be commanded by Colonel Heywood, of the Coldstream Guards, and in its constitution will be a body, of exceptional distinction.

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·LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, HONG KONG.

Was

Everlasting Punishment" the subject of the Lesson-Sermon. in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, November 4th.

The Golden Text was:

The

hope of the righteous shall be glad. ness but the expectation of the wicked shall perish" (Proverbs 10: RS).

Among the citations which com.' prised the Leason-Sermon was the following from the Bible: "The wicked worketh a deceitful work: bus to him that soweth righteous- ness shall be a sure reward, A righteousness teadeth to Ele; so he that pursueth evil pursueth it to his own death. They that are of a forward heart are abomination to the Lord: but such as are up- right in their way are his delight. Though hand join in hand, the wicked shall not be unpunished: but the seed of the righteous shall be delivered" (Prov. 11: 18-21).

The Lesson-Sermon also includ- ed the fabowing passages from the Christian Science text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptores," by Mary Baker Eddy: We should relieve OUT

minds of the depressing thought that we have transgressed a mate rial law and must of necessity par the penalty. Let us reassure bur selves with the law of Love. God never punishes man for doing right, for honest fabour, or for deeds of kindness, though they expose him to fatigue, cold, hest, contagion " (p. 384).

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which Egured in the composition TO-MORROW] ary Force Every man in it took of the original British Expedition

part in the operations of 1014 in the ranks of his unit and is still serving to-day.

Many constituents of the Carps have been disbanded, such as the famous Irish regimente, but repre sentatives of these Corps have been found serving in other Corps and on the day of the ceremony they iwili attend wearing the uniform of the unit in whose ranks they fought in 1814.

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN

AMERICA. MUCH DAMAGE DONE.

(REUTER'S 'AMERICAN SERVICE]

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2nd. Two heavy earthquake" shocks the Bolshevists from their palaces rocked the town of Lampoc and and homes, will be unavailing if the country surrounding Santa the decision of the court delivered Barbara last night, destroying all to-day is allowed to stand.

communications and causing much

The application was made by damage. Prince Alexander Cotromanitz, . At the moment it is impossible who asked for an injunction to to ascertain the exact солве prevent a firm of auctioneers from quences of the earthquake, but so selling valuable portrait and far no casualties have been re- other articles, which he declares ported. were illegally taken from bis

palace in Petrograd.

The Court to-day declined tọ grant the injunction on the ground that the petitioners have nat proved

their present "rights of

ownership.

SANDINO A FUGITIVE.

REBEL'S POWER BROKEN.

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE}

According to reports of officers United States Marine

Prince

Cotromanitz has an- nounced his intention of pursuing of the

the matter further, and it is under- Corps, General Sandino, the Nica stood that the case will shortly, raguan Liberal rebel, has ceased to come before the. Supreme Court of be a factor in North Nicaragua.. Prussia for hearing.

MR. JOHN J. RASKOB'S FUTURE.

FINAL RESIGNATION FROM GENERAL MOTORS

[RECTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

New York, Nov. 2nd. The New York Times under- stands that Mr. John J. Raskob, who resigned his position as Chair- man of the Finance Committee of the General Motors Corporation in order to become the Democratic campaign manager, will not re- turn to his old position after the election.

It is not known whether he will also resign his Vice-Presidency and Directorship of the Corpora- tion, but it is reported in Wall Street that be intends to sever ill connection with the company.

In

Mr. Raskob's position is curious sipee, prior to this election, he was regarded as a Republican. July last, however, he announced his resignation from the General Motor Corporation, in order to de vote his time and attention to the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee, which meant that he would be the director, of Governor Smith's presidențial cam- paign.

It is stated that the present whereabouts of the leader, whoee outrages have shocked the Ameri-. cas, are at present unknown, but it is added that only scattered handfuls of his followers, totalling altogether about eighty are still operating against law and order.

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