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(Føm Our Own Correspondent.) OPIUM AND ARME
Shanghai. July 22. Doctor Mat Rindler, dentist, formerly an Austrian but Dow a Czech, has been arrested by the French police and charged with having obtained money in the French Concession from Chinese, the latter baliasing that they were purchasing an opium concession in" Frenettown. Dr. Kindler is also charged with gun running..
Shanghai. July 23.
Dr. Kindler was re-arrested for traficking in arms. Two athers| were arrested, Dudley Warner American} and E. Oldenburg ((ienuan).
THE IRISH STRUGGLE
Laadon, July 22
With the rout of the Irregulars at Waterford and Limerick, both danks of the rebels have been turned. The next stand is expected at Cork. The strength of the rebels in Munster is estim ated at same thousands; but they are scattered throughout the province. 150 prisoners were taken at Waterford. The Nationalist losses were four killed and 11 wounded. There was little damage to property, owing to the swiftness of the Nationals preventing the rebels from exploding mines laid in occupied buildings." It waŊ A different story & Limerick, where the New Barracks, the Ordnanes Barracks and other important buildings are now a mass of ruins from fires due to the explosión of many rebel mines.
The Nationals were welcomed with wild scenes of Ky. Many of the inhabitants were on the verge of starvation, yet the Irregulars used tons of four made up in sacks in place of sandbags to defend their strongholda.
Ahmed parties simultaneously raided four banks at Dundalk, Shanghai, July - Czech securing 21.400. An attack on the Munster Leinster Bank way Slovak dentist. Dr. Kindler, was fold by the courage of a priest who refused to raise his hands at arrestest yesterday to a charge of the point of the revolver but instead raised the alarm by finging obtaining $20,000 from Chinese‡o ink-stands through a window. National Guards in the adjacent on false pretences, A German
Post Office nearing the crash dashed to the Bank and captured three named Oldenburg and an American
of the raiders. named Warner were later arrested, charged, with Kindler, with traffick ing in arms. The French police | sestched Oldenburg's home awli discovered caseral Gerinan rithe
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Shanghai, July 2 The 1. S. Secretary for the Navy, Mr. E. Denby, and party arrived at Shanghai from Peking to right an 1 were welcorned by Consul General
Bullard. Cunningham, Mimiral Americia ceficials an! prominent
Shanghai, July 195. Two Chinese bands, Uinese and American ofErials and representa tives Organizations. plas thousand Chinese acid a cuppany of Chinese troops, grecked "Mr. Derby. The Consul General: Mr. Cunningham: Admiral Struus. Admiral Bullard, and staßs, ten- idered an ocial welcome, The Chase Bureau of Foreign Affairs
gare a reception this siternoon. following a benefit basetall game fur destitute American, when Mr. Denby threw the first ball.
There will be an American din.) der at the Carlton on Monday Dight.
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Shangani, July 22. Arthur M. Spence and George Y. Chalmers were to-day before the British Court charged with conducting bogus insurance com- panies.
SHANGHAI GAOL BREAKERS.
Shanghai, July 22.
A Tsingtao mesange states that David Lightner, who escaped frum the American Gaal, is not aboard the steamer Luise Nielsen.
The authorities here believe that Light- Der is still hiding in Shanghai.
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New York. July 23.—Mr. Jokichi Takamine, the noted Japanese chemist, is dead.-Beuter
Mr. Takamine discovered the diastatic enzynia known as Taka- diastase. He was born in 1854, and was educated at the Imperial University of Japan as a chemical engineer. Later.be studied inļi Glasgow lo 1881-84 · he Was Head Chemist of the Department of Agriculture and Commerce. He was Imperial Japanese Commissioner to the Cotton Centennial Exposition alNew Orleans in 1834. He organis. ed the first superphosphate works{ erected in Japan u 1987. -
SERIOUS OUTLOOK IN AMERICA.
Washington. July 22
Heatless days, a duhing the war, are being seriously discussed to palliate the cral shortage, the effects of which, it is gloomily anticipated, will result in a fuel famine text winter, since it is improbable that the depletion of stocks can be made up even if work at the mines could be resumed immediately.
The Cabinet has met and lengthily discussed the position result- ing from the failure of the Conference between the Senate Com- mittee and the Railway Executives. It is stated that the President regards the situation as serions, but not hopeless, and not at present sufficiently threatening to require the use of Federal troops anywhere.
Labour President Gampers has appealed to the Government to initiate direct negotiations, asserting Labour's good faith and declaring that, unless the employers are not absolute autocrats, the strikes can be quickly adjusted.
Meantime, the Government has apprinted a Special Commission. coal presided over by Mr. Hoover, to secure the distribution of necessary to maintain the operation of the railways.
New York, July 22.
The Chairman of the United States Shipping Board announces that thirteen additional ships with an aggregate tonnage of 90.000 have been chartered to bring coal from Europe. Orders for 500.000 tons of cool have been placed in England and Wales.
NEWSPAPER STRIKE IN BRITAIN.
London, July 22.
Letterpress printers at Plymouth, Newcastle and Belfast have struck following the enforcement of the Industrial Court's wage reduction decision. Newcastle newspapers are combining to publish a common sheet, and the Plymouth evering newspaper is publishing by means of photographic procesa reproduction.
CHILE-PERU DISPUTE SETTLED.
Washington. July 22
The Chile-Fern Arbitration Treaty definitely concluding the Tacna-Arica dispute has been signed in the presence of a distinguish- ed gathering. Secretary Hughes in the course of a felicitous speech declared that the result was another sweeping victory for the con- ference system of international negotiations.
THE LEAGUE AND MANDATED TERRITORIES.
London, July 23,
Italian dissatisfaction at the guarantees regarding holy places was responsible for several days' discussion in the Council of the League of Nations; but the matter was finally cleared up yesterday. The Council unanimously confirmed the terms of the Syrian (end Palestine mandates.
SHOOTING AT BISLEY.
London, July 22.
At Bisley, shooting for the King's Prize, Lieut-Colonel Marchmont, of the First London Regiment, and Acting-Sergeant G. Klog. Marine Artüllery, tied with scores of 230. Liest-Colone! Marebnout won the shoot-off.
SENSATIONAL FINANCIAL, CRASH.
New York, July 22.
There has been a sensation in financial circles on the announce- ment that Mr. Allan Ryan, a prominent Wall Street broker, has filed. Mr. Takamine went to America a bankruptcy petition, estimating his liabilities at over G.$32,000,000 in 1990 and remained there. He and assets at over G.$1,000,000, was consulting chemist to Measre. Parke, Davis & Co., and floated a sumber of companies to exploit his owo discoveries
bi Among achievements was the isolation of the active principle of suprarenal glands. in the product known BA adrenalin. He held many benours, conterred by different soubiries.
JAPAN AND BRAZIL
Tokyo, July2
Yamashina, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce with a party of busi- nessmen of Japan, has isled for Airion, en route to Brazil to attend a. opening of the Exhibition)
RUM-RUNNING IN THE STATES.
New York, July 22.-
An international brief regarding 15 British ships, alleged to have been supplying American mugglers with liquor, has been submitted by Secretary Hughes for presentation to Britain It requests the pubishment of masters and officers of all vessels rum, running from the Bahamas.
BACKING THE GERMAN REPUBLIC.
Amsterdam, Icly 2% specially convened International Trade Union Conference has been opened to disci
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Since then she has won the 440-yard junior national cham- pionship and the 220-yard junior metropolitan championship, and was a member of the relay team that broke the world's records for the 400-yard, 500-yard and 600-yard distances.
AILEEN RIGGIN, CHAMPION DIVER
Dive and be besithy and happy." This is the slogan of Aileen Riggin. She is the Olympic games. held at Antwerp, Bel- pic fancy diving champion. Miss Riggin is the daughter of s United States naval officer with whom she has travelled in rany parts of the world. At 12 she was sickly, and took up swimming on the advice of physician, joining the Women's Swimming Association of New York. That was four years ago, and she weighed only 55 Miss Riggio makes a speciality pounds; today the weights 115 of teaching swingers bow to ponuda, and is in perfecihealth. dive. Watch for the first tenson At 13 she won the Metre-io to-morrow's issue of the politan diving championship Telegraph in which Miss Riggio. in contests with divers much will give you general roles for older than herself. At 14 abe divine.
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ROYALTY ENTERTAINS ARGENTINE PRESIDENT.
'London, July 22.
The Argentine President, Senor Alvear, has concluded a visit. to London, where he was ceremoniously received by the Prince of Wales, who welcomed him on his arrival and drove with him through the streets escorted by the Guards. The King visited him the Argentine Legation, and President Alvear was decorated with the Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire when he visited Buckingham Palace. Mr. Lkyd George presided at a Gov- exament diner in his honour last night, and in a speech dwelt Britain and on the intimate friendship which existed between Argentina during the past century.
ASSISTING AUSTRIA.
Paris, July 22.
The Reparations Commission has decided to waive the rights conferred by Treaty to customs and other revenues, which thos will become available to Austria for the purpose of founding an issue for the Bank and a guarantee for a foreign loan.
SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN STUDENT.
London, July 22
Miss. Gertrude Jacobsen, of Minnesota, has been awarded the new Pickles post-graduate studentship in history at Manch University, against eight competitors..
UKRAINE REVOLTS.
Warsaw, July 23.
It is reported from Lemberg that an insurrection has broken out against the Soviet in Ukraine, where Kamienicz and Kolski have heen taken and a number of Soviet functionaries have been assassinated.
CHOLERA, IN RUSSIA.
Berval, July 23,
Moscow reports show so far 6,797-cases of cholera adessa. The number of cases throughout Russia- up amounted to 21.188.4
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