The Lyttelton Times. MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1920. ANNIVERSARIES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18308, 19 January 1920, Page 6

The Lyttelton Times. MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1920. ANNIVERSARIES.

, 1736 —James "Watt, inventor of ateam engine, born. 1839—Capture of Aden by force under Captain H. Smith. 1891 —End of war between United State* and Indians who had rebelled. TO-DAY’S NEWS. A* Note demanding the extradition of the exKaiser has been handed by the Allies to the Dutch Minister in Paris. (Page 7.) The proposed settlement of the Fiume problem has been abandoned by the Entente. ' (Page 7.) Sensational allegations regarding the United States 00-operation with tho Allies during the war wore made by Rear-Admiral Sims before a committee of the United States Senate. (Page 7.) .Mr Paul Deschanef has been elected President of France, M. Olemenceau withdraw*ing his candidacy. (Page 7») ' A further instalment of the ex-Kaiser's letters is published. (Pagg 7.) Details are given of the demonstrations in Germany. (Pago 70 There has been further fighting between the Mahsucils uni the British, forow on tho Indian frontier. (Page 7). Tho Maiytoba newspapers are reported to have ceased publication owing to the dead- ' lock over the securing of paper supplies. (Page 7.) Jn Ireland the sinn CFein ere 00-operating » with the polioe in an endeavour to hunt down tho bands of robbers who are terrorising the country. (Pago 7.) Tho Allies are said; to have decided against affording the anti-Bolsheviks any further aid. (Page 7.) , At a conference of wheatgrowers with the Prime Minister on Saturday, prices of wheat for the coming season were fixed. (Page 6.) The Prime Minister was interviewed on |pturday on a variety of topics. (Page 6.) Tho bowling tournament is drawing to a close. (Page 7.) Cricket competitions were continued on Saturday. (Page 9.) Commercial news appears on Page Bi. Shipping nows will be found on Page 9.