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No. 18,671. 四拜體

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Barometer 20.70

Rainfall 0,82 inches

September 1, 1922, Temperature 78.

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TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

DANGEROUS POSSIBILITIES.

IN NEAR EASTERN SITUATION.

VIENNA CONFERENCE SHELVED,

- THE DOLLAR.

„To-day's closing rube 2/0 13/16, To-day's opining rain 2/6 13/18].

1982 BT. LIGER

OUTSIDER WINS EASILY,

ROYAL LANGER'S VICTORY.

LONDON, September, 12;

The result of the St Leger was.:

Royal Lancer (38-1).... Silurian (100-8}. .

Ceylonese (25-1)..

Twenty four ran. Royal Lancer won by two

LONDON, September 13. English papers emphasise the danger of complica tions in the Balkans if the Kemalista press their extreme claims. It is now practically certain that the Venice conference will bo shelved and no conference is likely tilli the hostilities in Asia Minor have ceased. A full con-1: ference will be held probably in a few weeks time at lengths and two lengths separated the second and third

horses. which the terms of peace for Turkey will be settled by all the allies, including Jogo-Slavis, Rumenia and even Armenia, which are included in the Treaty of Sévres. } Telegrams to day iron: Atbenn assert that Jugo-Slavia is h

Ramus lost twenty lengths as the start. On settling mobilising. She and Rumanis have expressed their down Backs Husar led from Werwolf, Ceyloners and intention of aiding Greecs in the event of a Balkans, Cornytian. About halfway Ceylones went to the frout conflict which is not excluded from the dangerous from Bucks Husar, Werwolf, Sanhedrim, Royal Lancer possibilities of the near future.

INDIAN MOSLEMS ANXIOUS.

MASSAGE TO LLOYD GEORGE,

THE RACE.

LATER.

and Silurian, When fairly in the straight fanhedrin led by a few strides but close to home Royal Lancer challanged and won easily. Gantisaukar was fourth. The time was Smine. 14 1:5secs.

Fred Power was ridden by O Neill and Sanhedrim by Doroghue. The runners were identical with the pro- bables except that Tanglewood (Elliott) was added and Duoksgreen was omitted.

AN INDIAN INNOVATION.

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL.

SIMLA, September 13.

SIMLA, September 13, French press comments have excited deep feeling amongst Moslems in India. They are regarded as revealing a pro-Greek tendency in the British policy. A meeting of Moslem members of the Legislature has telegraphed to Mr. Lloyd George impressing upon him the vital need of the British Government observing strict neutrality in the Turco-Greek conflict and appealing for the restoration of Anglo-Turkish friendship, thus the Assembly when Mr. Innes, an official mamber, in- reuniting the British Empire and the Moslem world They also telegrajhed the Viceroy emphasising the desirability of the restoration of peace on terme generally favourable to Tarkjah ambitions.

A political innovation in India was announced in

troduced a workmen's compensation bill. He stated that the measure was cordially approved by the Pro vincial Governments, Chamber of Commerce, and Employes'e Associations but the Burma Government MOST SERIOUS SITUATION SINCE THE WAR. posed it. The Bombay Government agreed to is in It is pointed out that Thrace could easily become a principle but differed respecting methods. The Bill was stoma centre owing to the existence in Bulgaris of banda | of the simplest character and would be ciroulated of irregulars consisting of Bulgarians and Turke who for further criticism. There was no intention of rushing preferred leaving their homes to accepting Greek citizen it through the Assembly. The Bill was referred to a ebip under the treatics of Neuilly and Sevres. Their joint select committee of both Houses. numbers greatly increased last year. Any incident such as their capture of a town in Thrace might precipitate a conflagration, hence the forthcoming peace conference will have to deal with the most serions aituation in Europe since the war. Athens to day reports encounters between Bulgarian Comitadjis and Greek detachments at Nevrokop resulting in the repulse of the Comitadjis.

"LEGITIMATE TURKISH ASPIRATIONS."

FRENCH PHRASE EXPLAINED.

LONDON, September 13. The phrase "legitimate Turkish aspirationa" was explained by the French Charge d'Affaires in a visit he paid to the Foreign Office as meaning that fresh Turkish successes must be taken into account in peacemaking. This is interpreted by the English press as meaning that France favoure the return of Thrace to Turkey.

GENERAL DISARMAMENT.

L.O.N. DISCUSS IT.

GENEVA, September 12.

A protracted Anglo-French debate on disarmament proposals at the third commission Acably of the League of Nations ended in the adoption of a resolution aaking the Disarmament Commission to continue its in- vestigations and requesting the Council of the League in the meantime to submit the Commission's achame to the powers with a viewto finding under what conditions they will be ready to sign the suggested mutual guar- antes past on which the disarmament proposals de- pend.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

CHINESE COUPLE HELD UP ON KENNEDY ROAD.

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FRENCH MAGNATES' TRIP TO RUSSIA.

NOTHING OFFICIAL ABOUT IT.

LYONS, September 13. The Mayor, M. Herriot, a well-known busincas organiser and founder of the Lyons fair bas departed to Russia. When it was announced a month ago that M. Herriot was going to Russia at the invitation of the Soviet leaders the French government denied that he was entrusted with a Government mission.

THE IRISH WAR,

FIGHT TO A FINISH.

LONDON, September 12.

It is reported in Dublin that Do Valera has conferred with Commander-in-Chief Mulcahy who told him there would be no peace until arms were surrendered.

"HAMMONIA” DISASTER.

SURVIVORS' THEORY OF CAUSE.

Viao, September 12.

The survivors of the "Hammonia" attribute the disaster to water rushing in through defective conling. portholes which were near the waterline owing to deep loading,

U. S. SENATOR LODGE RE-ELECTED.

BERLIN, September 12. Senator Lodge (Republican) has been re-elected by an overwhelming majority.

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alterwards, when they had gone The young people made to follow some way up the path the young the robbers, whereupon one man people became aware that they were threatened to kill them. According being followed by the rame three ly they stopped, but they aw the men. One of the man seized the girl robbers on reaching Kennedy Road, from behind and slipped a gold brace-turn to the loft sud walk towards the

Public Gardens, A 17 year old schoolgirl and her let worth 855 from her wrist.

Her brother brother were walking along Kennedy

After waiting about ten minutes, Road yesterday afternoon, when they footpads not to molest the girl and the victims made their way back to were robbed by three men promised to give them his gold watch Kennedy Road, where they met Sergt. If they would leave her alant. While Mair and reported the robbery to him, According to the girl's story to the the robbers were giving their atten: The Sergeant's efforts to find the rob- poline, they had passed under the tion to the young fan; the girl took bere proved fruitless. tramway bridge and were maling off her costly earrings and slipped their way towards a path leading to them into her pocket.. The rob. the filter beds in Bowen Road, when bera evidently did not notice the they parsed three men sitting ens-rings, for after baking the on the railings by the aide of watch from the brother, they walked Kennedy Road. A fów "ming) ay down the pathi

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