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THE LENIN CASE.
Riga, Sept. 21.
A message from Moscow states that the Russian subscriptions to the Japanese Relief Fund have ceased and some of the sub- acribers are demanding the return of their money following an official statement that the Russian steamer Lenin, carrying medical supplies for the sufferers by the earthquake, has been ordered to leave Japan on being suspected of carrying out Communist pro- paganda and that the crew of another. Soviet ships were forbidden to land.
"Reports from Moscow state that Russian subscriptions to the Japanese Relief Fund bave ceased and some subscribers are demand- ing the return of their money, following the official statement that the Russian steamer Lenin carrying medical supplies to the sufferers from the earthquake was ordered to leave Japan, suspected of carry- ing out Communist propaganda and that the crew of another Soviet skip had been forbidden to land,
LAWLESSNESS IN CHINA.
London, Sept. 21.
Commenting on a telegram from its Peking correspondent on lawlessness in China the Times opines that it is hopeless to proceed by ordinary diplomatic means against such a disintegrated com munity as the present-day China. It thinks that the most eminent provincial governors could probably be enlisted to support a prac- tical scheme of readjusting the fiscal relations between Peking and the provinces, but in any case the foreign Powera cannot allow themselves to be flouted any more. If China fails to act herself there are several ways in which the Powers can effectively assert their views, the last resort being a large increase of the foreign garrisons.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
Geneva, Sept. 21.
The must important work of this year's session of the Assembly of the League of Nations was undoubtedly the draft of a treaty for mutual assistance," enabling the reduction of armaments. The committee dealing therewith had hitherto adepted thirteen out of nineteen articles. The thirteenth provides that any state which is a member of the league who is not a signatory to the treaty may benefit by its adherence to secretary "general of the league who "shall inform the other high contracting parties. States not men- bers of the league may become parties to the treaty subject to the. consent of two third of the sigatory states,
SPECULATORS CAUGHT NAPPING.
Berlin, Sept. 21. Excitement has been created on the bourse by a brillant coup by the Anancial dictator Herr Frellinger, instraeting the Reichs- bank to meet all demands for foreign currency.
Traders and speculators accustomed to receive approximately five per cent. of "their requirements had formed the habit of con- siderably over-stating their needs with the resull they were astound- ed when their full demands were met and they were unable to pay. They therefore threw the foreign currencies back on the market causing an improvement in the "mark to four hundred and fifty
million to the pound sterling.
REPARATIONS QUESTION,
Berlin, Sept. 21. Political circles are mystified regarding the significance of French reports as to the "restoration of the Entente.
A semi-official report announces willingness to abandon passive resistance on certain terms, notably that those Imprisoned be granted an amnesty and these expelled be allowed to return and that the administration be returned to the hands of German ofielais. declares that the reparations question will then be solvable by effective payments in a manner entailing the evacuation of the Ruhr and restoration of conditions in the Rhineland..
SPAIN, AND MOROCCO.
London, Sept. 21, "
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FOOTBALL,
The Garrison Competition.
The Garrison Football Compe tition, opened at Sookunpoo on Saturday Inst. Ten teams, have entered, eg. six companies from the King's Regti, three companies R.G.A. and one company R.A.M.C.
88 Company R.G.A. commenced their programme by playing A Co. of the King's. A fast game resuited in a win for the Infantry- The men by three goals to one. other match on the 15th was be- tween C. and D. Cos. of the King's.. Both played excellent football and but for a slip of the part of D. Co.'s goalkeeper the game would probably have resulted in a draw. Result C-2, D-1.
On Monday the B. Co., who won the championship last year, enter- tained 94 Co. R.G.A. and won by 31. King's H.Q.A. defeated 27 Co..R.A.M.C. the same afternoon by 6-0. This was the first ap pearance of the R.A.M.C. separate team.
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On Wednesday, C., Co., King'e,
of British, French and Spanish negotiations at Tangier, Washing-obtained maximum points from 83. tan's Reuter correspondent say an official declares that the Govern- ment has addressed the afore-mentioned Powers demanding an open door policy at Tangier for America,
Co, R.G.A. after a fast exciting game by three goals to nit. Al the goals in this game were ob- tained in the first half: the Gunners more than held their own in the second half and should have reduced the lead.
A very strong side from the King's HQ.B. proved much too
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good for 88 Co. R.G.A., who lost B. Co. King's..3 $4 Co. R.G.A..1
PREMIER PLEASED WITH VISIT TO FRANCE.
Praise, Sept. 21, Prior to his departure for London at noon Premier Baldwin this morning laid on the tomb of the unknown warrior a wreath of laurel and red roses. In a farewall message issued the premier said by 6-0. This team of the King's King's HQ.A...6 27 Co. R.A.M.C.0 It is stated that the most ex he was delighted with his stay in France and his visit to
Includes no less than seven Regt. King's H.Q.B...6 88 Co. R.GA..O pensive set of Mah Jonggin Lon- Paris. He was deeply touched by the numerous proofs of friend-players and it should be in the C. Co. King's. 3 83 Co. R.G.A..0 don seems to be forty guineis. ship and goodwill he received..
MORE BRITISH DEAD.
Kobe, Sept. 21.
The third official list of British residents reported killed in the earthquake includes the names of Mr. O, T. Benney, Miss Mabel Francis, Mr. L. Hawkes, Mr. R. B. Keayes, and Miss Evelyn
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LONDON'S MAH JONGG SETS.
running for Championship hon- A. Co. King's.4 94 Co. R.G.A..0 The elaborately-carved ivory sets ours, A. Co. King's defeated 94 D. Co. King's..3 B. Co. King's.1 sold in America for as much as Co. R.G.A. by 4-0 after a hard
It should be noted that the £300 or £400 have not found Most fought game and D. Co. King's matches for next week are timed to their way across here.
Londoners playing the game got the better of B. Co. by .3-1.
kick-off at 5 p.m. except when 94
on their sets, which are made,
The week's results are as fol:Co. R.G.A. are playing, in which spend only hetween £3 and £4: A. Co. King's. 3 88 Co. R.G.A.1 case the matches commence at for that price, out of bamboo and
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