17 NOVEMBER 1923, page 3

Armistice Day, Nov.11th, Was Again Observed By A Two-...

silence, during which, as it were, the life of the nation paused and took thought. It seems, indeed, that the intensity of feeling with which the two-minutes' silence is each......

In Inter-imperial Affairs By Far The Most Definite Result...

been the clearing up of the difficult question of Treaty Power. Mr. Mackenzie King raised this ques- tion when he negotiated on behalf of Canada the so-called Halibut Fisheries......

The Imaginative Intervention Of Mr. Hugh Macnaghten, The...

Eton College, has saved the Grand Avenue at Stowe for the school and the public in general. It will be remembered that Mr. Williams-Ellis, the school architect, bought the......

The Imperial Conference Has Come And Gone. It Held Its

first sitting on October 1st, and its last on November 8th. Perhaps the best of its innovations has been that of greatly increased publicity. A very full summary of its......

The Next Important Decision That The Conference Reached...

open negotiations with the Government of the United States for an extension of the right of search beyond the three-mile limit in cases of suspected liquor-smuggling. At the......

Bank Rate, 4 Per Cent., Changed From 3 Per Cent.

July 5, 1923; 5 per cent. War Loan was on Thursday, 100; Thursday week, 1001 ; a year ago, 99.......

* 4: * In Other Words, The Conference Recognizes The

common sense and human truth that a free commonwealth of nations can live together in harmony only if each member is willing to respect the interests and susceptibilities of the......

The Way That The Country Has Taken Lord Birkenhead's Now

notorious speech on the occasion of his installation as Rector of Glasgow University has been one of the few cheerful signs in a gloomy world. The speech itself, if viewed......