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TUESDAY, APRIL 18. 1923.
EARLIER TELEGRAMS,
- THE IRISH SITUATION,
London, April 17.
A message from Carrick-on-Shannon says that Mr. Arthur Griffith has defled the Irish Republican's anti-Treaty proclamation mentioned on April 8th, prohibiting pablic meetings to be held at Sligo Guarded by armoured cars and Free State troops Mr. "Grith addressed the crowd witheat interruption.
Sligo was previously isolated and mutinous Irish Republican irmy soldiers seized the Post Office preventing telegraphing. Fire w exchanged between the appasing forces during the morning, which resulted in one republican being killed and cre wounded. A re- publican civilian was slightly injured.
A communique states that an L. R. A. group of men with some armed rides ushed Mr. Collins' party's motorcar on the latter's arrival in Dublin and fired on Mr. Collins. The fre was returned by a man with a revolver and a bomb was captured. The assailants disabled and captured another headquarters ear but attacks on the Beggars Bush Barracks army transport and the civic guard at Balls Bridge were fruitless and without casualties.
BRITAIN AND THE BOXER INDEMNITY.
London, April 17.
Mr. Chus Sin-kah in a letter to the Times, from Christ's College, Cambridge, suggests that the Boser indemnits could be utilized for the mutual benefit of Great Britain and Chica by Great Britain remitting it, if applied towards encouraging and aiding Chinese students to come to Great Britain, thus following the example. set by the United States. He dwells" on the commercial and other advantages which would be derived therefrom and points out that while over 2,000 Chinese are at present studying in America, there are only 200 students in Great Britain. In support of his argument Mr. Chus submits that the United States in a few years will seriously challenge Great Britain's present premier position in the economic field and China will be a heavy buyer in the world's market once, she is past the present transition stage.
THE PRINCE IN JAPAN.
Tokio, April 17.
On Monday morning the Prince of Wales attended the Japanese duck bant.'aromad Hama Palace. The birds were enticed into a narrow canst by decor ducks and captured by great butterfly nets. the sport causing much amusement. In the afternoon H.R.H attended a garden party at the British Embassy. In the evening the Prince of Wales attended a dinner at the Akasaka Palace, later attending a performance at the Imperial Theatre as guest of the Mayor of Tokyo, and receiving an address of welcome-From Sir Herbert Busstil, Peuter's special correspondent with the Prince of Wales.
THE SEMENOFF AFFAIR.
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Stubbs, K.C.M.G.)—1, B. J. de H High jump: 1, lo de Luz; 2, P. M. Moore and J. Norgaard; 2, H. Xavier. . Some Good Sport.
Dreyer and G. Tiras.
One mile bicycle race: 2, J. A də Officers. Skiffs. Confined to Soares; 2, Fred Wilkinson. Time Magnificent weather favoured the closing day of the Victoria Re-cers of H.M. ships in harbour.
2, HMS. gatta yesterday. There was a large-1, HMS. Curlew;
Hawkins. gathering of interested spectators
Junior Pairs. Distance mile Black Boulder Rock. Some excellent sport was provided, and (Prizes presented by Sir Paul everyone spent a very happy Chater, CMG.)-1, C. Earnshaw time. The band of the Empress and N. Shalabanoff; 2. W. FL. An- of Russia contributed materially drews and G. Mogensen, to the day's enjoyment
Mixed Fours. Distance
New York. April 17. The Federal District Attorney, informing Senator Borah that neither the Federal State or Military Courts try General Semencff, says that if the American army bad recognised Semenof at the time of the alleged murdera only an appeal would have heena made to Semeno's military superiors then. If his army was not recognised. American militaries had the right to capture, try and panish Semanof then but act now.
THE FRENCH COLONIAL EXHIBITION.
410 yards fat race: 1, F. Bod- rigues; E, Joao E. Maher.
190 yards boys' race: 1, Jose. alves; 2, S. Rezaria
Egg and Spoon race: 1, M. M. Silva; 2, P. M. Xavier.
100 yards championship race:
One of the most exciting races mile, A. H. Carroll (st), N., F. Rodrigues; 2, IL J. Prata. of the day was that for Brown's Shalabanoff (3), Miss A. Marsh Time 10 23 secs. Challenge Cup, open to Garrison | (2), Miss Esmee Cornell (bow) 100 yards girls' race:
1, Maris Bix-oaredi gigs. Three crews and Miss T. Smith (Cox)
Alves; 2, C. Botalho. turned out and a very close faish Chairman's Challenge Cap.
440 yards flat race: 1, L. Carval saw the 87th Company RG.A. win Distance one mile. Confined to ho; 9, J. V. Cordeiro. the trophy for the second season members of the V.R.C. (Prizes Two miles bicycle race: 1, Mario
Marseilles, April 17. Spectacularly, the Indo-Chins section unquestionably takes first place in the Great French Colonial Exhibition just opened by the Minister for the Colonies. It occupies 10,000 square yards and is the principal attraction of the Exhibition. A faithful repro-in succession. The members of presented by the Hon. M. Claud Remedios; 2, J. A. de V. Boarra duction is presented of the temple at Angkor, with spires mirrored the different crews all palled very Severn, CALG.)-1, H. Dreyer Time &.55 Recs. in the waters of the sacred lake. The new papers describe it as a
well together and showed that they | (stk.), J. Norgaard (3), C. "Earn- monument worthy of the great Colony of which it simultaneously and undergone long and careful shaw (2), A. H. Mason (bow) and Remedios, Jr.; 2, E. A. Silva.
920 yards flat race: 1, M. P. reculls the astonishing past and the intensely active present.
A. H. Carroll (cox); 2, B. J. de Another fine race was that for H. Mcore (stk.), J. M. Braga (3),
140 yards fat racé (open to gentle. the Chairman's Challenge Cup. G. Mogensen (2), F. Schnepel, men under 40 years of age): 1, E. J. Four boats entered, Moore's crew (bow) and A. E. Simmons (cox). Figueirado; 2, A. G. da Rocha. leading practically all the way. being overtaken near the winning post by Dreyer's men who sparted
THE GENOA CONFERENCE.
Genoa, April 17.
preparation.
Sir Charles Addis who has just returned from the Far Eaststrongly and won by a balf length. has arrived and been summoned to give expert advice to the Con-
ference.
THE DAVIS CUP.
Lahore, April 17.
The All-Judio Lawn Tennis Association has invited the brothers Fyzee. Hamaswami. Captain Lewis Barclay, Rangarao and F. B. L Crawford to play Rumania in the first round of the Davis Cup.
NEW CHINA STATION CRUSIER.
London, April 17. Captain Hopwood is superintending the fitting out of the new light cruiser Diomede which will be shortly in commission service on the China Station.
GERMANY'S DECLINING
TRADE
for
LUSITANO SPORTS.
Another half length separated
|
Moore's craft from that of G. May's
A Happy Gathering,
The Senior Pairs provided a very
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200 yards championship race (apea to all, bona fide amateurs in tho Colons): 1, F. Lee (HMS. Tine Titania); 2, A. Rahmin, 91 10 secs.
50 yarda sack race: 1, F. A Loureiro; 2, J. F. Cordeiro.
120 yards girls' race: 1, Sela
A
fine finish, not a quarter of An event that is always looked length separating the two compet forward to with particular in-Barros; 2, Cissy Xavier. ing beats. Moore and Norgaard | terest by Portaguese residents is Half mile flat race: 1, A won Dreyer and Tiras came up the annual athletic meet, beld Silva; %, I Carvalho. Time 212 so strongly towards the end as to under the auspices of the Lusi-seca
give the impression that if they tano Recreation Club. This year's Half mile flat race (open to Euro had bad another few yards to go arrangements were favoured with pean sailors, soldiers and Folice) : they would have secured the vet. brilliant sansbine, though it was, B. C. Bell, L. C. Barlow. Time dict.
somewhat warm. Io spite 221 secs.
Results.
as a matter of fact secured muy
Ladies' nomination race: 1, F. L
The Junior Pairs was run off of this, however, there W85/ in heats, Earnshaw and Shala- large number of com- banff easily defeating Andrews patitors together with the usual Silva and Mrs. Silva; 2, J. M
Britto and Miss C. Xavier. and Mogensen in the final.
large attendance of spectators. The Band of the 102nd Grenadiers Conditions: Competitors to loc Lusitano Cup.-For Senior discoursed a pleasing selection of up at the 120 yards mark and their foura Distance one mile. Con-music between intervals in the Nominators at the 60 yazda mark...-- fined to members of the VR.C. programme. The 220 yards cham- At the 90 yards mark, closed en- (Prizes presented by members of pionship sprint had a surprising velopes each containing a card with a needle and a piece of thread ́nd tests made in England, France, the Lusitano Club)-1, H. Dreyer result in that it introduced a and America. Lack of efficiency (stk.), J. Berentson (8), G. Moge locally unknown winner in the dressed to the respectiva Komins during the short working hours son (2), G. May (bow) and A. H. person of F. Lee, of HL. M. Stors will be scattered about the field has led to Germany being unable Carroll (cor); 2, B. J. de H. Moore Titanic. A. Rahmin, who had and on the report of the pistol star- A Gloomy Outlook.
to fulfil contracte entered into (stk.), E. H. O'Farrel (3), J. Nor- always been considered a good Germany's commercial circles the prejudice prevailing where no E. Simmons (cox).
within a definite time limit, and gaard (2), P. A. Dixon (bow) and runner for that distance, and had ting the rate, each competitor wil I-Ban up to the envelopes and betray a new and intense per advantage was to be gained bas
Chinese Challenge Cup For Wins for short distances, had to pick up the one bearing the name simism. The general trouble is led, as a natural consequence, Junior fours. Distance one mile. be content with second place to of his Nominator. well expressed by DO
Jess to the success of trade rivala.
2-Race up to her and hand over an authority than a leading per-
(Prizes presented by members of
At the conclusion of the sports the letter which must be delivered sonality of the great Siemens- Therefore, the outlook for Ger.the Chinese General Chamber of Schucket works, who ir formed many in world markets lies at Commerce)-1, IL Tonnechy Mr. A. G. da Rocha, President of closed. me to-day that export orders are present only in original work, how), G. Jack (2), A. H. Mason the Club, expressed bis thanks to no longer coming into the country and the employment of her (3), C. Earnshaw (stk.) and G. Madame Fernandes who distributed ter, thread the needle, hand it to as might have been expected, as inventive faculties, every nerve May (cox); 2, F. Rosselet (bow), I thesprizes, and prize donors and her Nominee, who will then cover was actually the case few being strained to balance the dis-N. Shalabanoff (2), W. R. Andrews | subscribers to the Prize Fund. The the distance the Winning Port months ago, writes the Berlin advantages caused in the first (3), O. Stutz (stk) and W. Carroll presentation of prizes then took First past the Winning Post with correspondent of the Observer. place by internal political and (cox).
place amidst loud applause. needle properly threaded to wing Instead, they are being given el-e-economic conditions. A compul- Brown's Challenge Cap-Open The following were the results! | (Competitor are particularly" - res where, as Germany is no longer sory annual holiday of a fortnight to Garrison six-oated giga.
Long jump: 1, P. M. Xavier; 2, quested not to drop the needles on in a position to undersell, the low for each workman is regarded by tance one mile. (Prizes presented A. A. Luz Distance 17 ft. 4 in. the field after the race.) -- rate of the mark being more than this authority as more detrimental by E. Lient-General Kirk-
One mile relay race: 1, United counter-balanced by the increase to the interests of any great firm patrick, K.C.B., KCSI).—1, 87th Flat race 120 yards (handicap):.| of wages and smaller output in than a general increase in wages, Company, R.G.A.; 2, Royal En-, B. Assumpcao; 2, M. P. Heme Athletic Club. (G. A. Hyder, B. A the working hours. The German time, as Germany now sees, being gineers,
dios, Jé.
Hyder, J. Kent and Ububb). working man, I was told, is being actually worth more than money Senior Pairs Distance 1⁄4 mile
One mile fat race: 1, 7. Boures. 220 yards boys' race (handicap): beaten in efficiency at present by to big concern..
(Prize presented by Sir R. E. 1, L. Barros; 2, L. Bilva.
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3. Nominator will open the lat-
3. F. E. Antonia,