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METAL WORKERS' STRIKE IN HOLLAND. PROTEST AGAINST REDUCTION IN WAGES.
AMSTERDAM, October 31st.
The metal-workers havo struck as
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protest against a reduction of wages Beveral thousands of workers are idle in Rotterdam, The Hague and other centres:
COTTON CLOTHS. HORROCKSES INCREASE THE
PRICES.
LONDON, November 1st.
The cotton firm of Horrockses has ended its price list, increasing cotton minths by ten per cent. CATAPULT FOR SEAPLANE. A SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN
EXPERIMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, November lat. It is proposed to equip every American battleship with a catapult as the result
· of a successful experiment in launching a seaplane from a warship. The aircraft waa hurled at a speed of forty miles an hour. It dipped scarcely a' yard and then soared.
PRINCE OF WALES'S TOUR.
MALTA, November 1st. The Renown has arrived, " 17
BOXING.
FEATHERWEIGHT-CHAMPIONSHIP OF GREAT BRITAIN,
LONDON October 31st."
At the National Sporting Club, in a contest of 20 rounds for the Feather weight Championship of Great Britain, Joe Fox, of Leeds, ex-Bantan-Weight Champion, beat Mike Honeyman, the
halder, on points,"
EARLIER CABLES.
WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.
AMBASSADORIAL RANK FOR AMERICAN DELEGATES.
WASHINGTON, October 31st. The rank of Ambassador has been given to the American delegates to the forth- coming Conference.
BE RAISED,
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Twp, 1991.
THE IRISH QUESTION,
FULL-DRESS DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, October 31st. 7
House of Commons on the occasion of The wis a large attendance in the
the full-dress debate on the resolution disapproving the Government's action in entering the Irish peace negotiations with Sian Fein.
Col. Gretton, who led the attack,'dchied
FAR EASTERN CABLE
NEWS.
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POLICY OF "SPHERES OF INFLUENCE" IN CHINA SUPERSEDED:
دار
LONDON, October 31st."
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**DEPLORABLE CHANGES "
IN PEKING;
THE INFLUENCE OF NEW
THEATRES.".
At
SYSTEMATISATION OF WAGES.
STANDARD RATES AND
CONDITIONS.".
SCOTTISH SPORT.
EFFECT OF LEAGUE PROMOTION.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-]
EDINBURGH, September 91st. Sufficient time has clapsed to estimata some of the effects of the new system of relegation and promotion in the League competition. It is recognised that play issued an important circular to all his September 20th, at has been speeded up, that players are subordinates in which he says: Pre: Whitehall, Mr. Henry Clay, New Colleg points is keener than ever before more intense, and that the struggle for vious to the introduction of the modern | Oxford, delivered an address on "Th
On police system into China, the law? WAS various cities agreed with bamboo sticks.
PEEING October 24th.
meeting of the Association of the Peking Gendarmerie and of the Reconstruction Committees, held
General Wong Shun-ching, Commander Joint Industrial Councils and Interi
13th division of the Chinese Army, has
Montagu Hous
that the resolution was tantamount to air, Alfred Ten, Mr. Harmaworth stated the other hand it is equally apparent that maintained only by militiamen in the Systematisition of Wages." He sugges
He
vole of censure, and declared that Irish republicans were gradually ousting the King's Government from Ireland. advocated that the rebels he severely dealt with The speech evoked frequent cheering.
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The Premier, who was assured of the support of the Labour members, the in- dependent Liberala, and the majority of} the Coalitionists, strenously defended the Government in their attempts to exhaust every means to bring about a peaceful honour of the British Empire. He said Bottlement, consistent with the safety and that if the Conference broke down--and
Would have to do would be to ask the it might-the first thing the Government House considerably to strengthen the Crown Forces in Ireland.
LONDON, October 31st. The dissentient Unionist motion: was rejected by 430 votes to 43.
FRANCO-TURKISH AGREEMENT.
TERMS OF THE PACT.
PARIS. October 31st..
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The Franco-Turkish Agreement pro vides for the immediate restoration of a state of peace between the two nations. All war-prisoners are to be released, and all troops withdrawn on either side to the new boundary. France is to allow the Turkish population (under ber, rule?) complete liberty to follow the Islamic creed and to use the Turkish language; Ibremin to be the official language..
The grave-of-the founder of the Otta man dynasty is to remain Turkish pro- perty under the Turkish flag.
In the House of Commons, replying to
that the policy of "spheres of influence" in China has been superseded by a policy of international co-operation. Further development of this policy would doubt legs be discusseil at Washington.
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SITUATION IN HUNGARY. GREAT POWERS WARN THE LITTLE ENTENTE.
LoxDon, October 31st
FRANCE'S EX-PRESIDENT.
PARIS, October 31st. M. Poincare, the former President," has arrived in London as the guest of Loudon University.
DEATH OF ANTARCTIO
EXPLORER: "
LONDON, October 31st.
The death is announced of Mr. W. S. Wallace, the Antarctic explorer.
the quality of football has not improved; it has deteriorated. The enhanced value officials lived in their that, indeed, as far as the season shows. All civil and military officers and that the essential industrial basis wa yamens and first standard rates, and conditions for of League points has imbued players soldiers in the barracks. But pesee and every grade and class of workers Giver that nothing else matters, and every other degree among all classes of the Chinese that adjustment. the cost of living of prompted by officials with the conviction order were preserved in the highest phase of the gume threatens to be sub-people, and robberies seldom occurred: changing commercial conditions might ordinated to the mad rush for the spoils. Now the times have changed and a daring best be left to discussion between em the points in the League. This is one of robbery has occurred even in the busiest the effects of the new system that was centre of the Bletropolitan Capital of ployer and employed on a joint repre not foreseen, and it will have to be taken China (this refers to a recent daring sentative body like the Whitley Counci into account whan stocktaking arrives at rubbery by four bandit-soldiers in the the end of the season.
west city of Peking when the owner of or Trade Boards. Where, they had work the famous tea firm "Wongchentai" was people and representatives of employers killed because he could not produce gold continually considering the working son and silver immediately) and this sort of ditions, it seemed to him that such con thing must be stopped by all means.
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they could get the information which the -appeal to reason, would be easier.
miners were allowed to have, then there would be no need for any automatic device before adjusting wages to profte That could be settled at quarterly or half yearly meeting.
Neither Rangers nor Clyde did as well as was expected. True Rangers won, but their margin over Kilmarnock was small, and to obtain it they were severely
will strongly disapprove of active inter-od their first reverse, and a day or two girls in their dresses, and the extravag struck which practically exactly repre has been informed that the Great Powers with desperation. Partick Thistle auffer change in the taste of Chinese women and tempor in which a bargain could be
It is announced that the Little Entente stretched. Celtic lost their second point
at Aberdeen, the Northerners fighting. "The second deplorable sight is the tinuous contact should bring about a
vention against Hungary at present. afterwards defeated Queen's Park.ance which is now exhibited by men.
Raith Rovers had a big score, and even There аго. of course, varicus causes sented what the industry could bear although their opponents are not in the which have contributed to this sudden without the danger of a stoppage. Th first flight they are evidently a strong change, but it is widely believed that the combination. Hibe are doing better, and presence of actors and other unprin- defeated their local rivals. Hearts. crASGOW CUP permais
cipled people from the foreign conces sions of Shanghai and Hankow is par The surprise element which prevails intially, perhaps, chiefly, responsible for every Cup campaign was illustrated by
these unhappy occurrences. Under the Partick Thistle running Celtic to a draw pretext of introducing new theatres in the semi-final of the Glasgow trophy.
into Peking, these southern actors or Celtic were by far the best balanced team, players, who are mostly men and women At the outset of his address, Mr. Olaj "but Thistla introduced zcat and of low character, such as smugglers, kid- controverted, the statement in the Wes abandon which would have disturbed the nappers and brothel keepers, have been Statesman entitled "The End of Whitley most scientific players in the country. It found guilty of enticing and kidnapping
ism." That had reference, to the resig was a remarkable afternoon in ita way; the concubines or daughters of wealthy nation of the Provincial Committee ap a better contest than that which took or well-to-do people for vicious purposes. pointed by the National Industrial Con place in the second 45" has not been "As Peking is the seat of the Central ference in February, 1819. Since the witnessed this season. In the other Cup Government of the Chinese Republic armistice the industrial unrest had beer tie, Raagers got well through against where the foreign Legations are situated,
almost entirely in the trades which had Third Lanark, although the latter went these vicious characters must not be per
rejected the Whitley Report. Coal, rail down fighting gamely.
mitted to remain here under any pretext ways, cotton, and engineering were the whatever to "the great detriment of the
chief industries concerned. The coal and Chinese society. Let the new theatre engineering trades had to come to thi in the Chennan amusement ground and Whitley Report in the end. The mining
the Whitley scheme. The railwaymen' other resorts be forthwith closed up by councils uw being set up were simply
politan capital at once.”
way companies, had also adopted a The Order concludes by admonishing scheme which was simply the Whitley parents and elder brothers of every model. The whole wage-earning field family to see that their youngsters do not to-day was covered by standing councils. dress themselves in quaint clothes or go There were between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 to those places which should not be workpeople in the Whitley Councils, visited by boys and girls.-Asiatic News about 3,000,000 employers and employed Agency.
in the Trade Boards; there would be 1,300,000 under the Miners' Councils and about 600,000 under the Railway's Coun cils. One and a half million in the engine- ering and shipbuilding trades had an agreement which, if it did not mean a standing industrial council, ensured re gular and continuous contact between the employers and trade unions. Since the armistice" there had been loss of 150,000,000 working days in strikes and lock-outs. ficial view to say their machinery was It would be a false and super- a failure.
"FOREIGN MEDICINE." DISPENSING STRYCHNINE
WHOLESALE.
Celtic 1; Partick Thistle, t Third Lanark, 0; Rangers, 2.
BOOTTISH LEAGUE:
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Another bad week for the Edinburgh
A big haul of morphia-pill ingredients clubs in the League, although the officials-in-charge and all the so-call- was made recently in Taiyuanfu by the
Foreign Affairs, has written to M. Frank police in the godown of the three printhowed some improvement in form, Thoned players, be expelled from the metro-unions, after consultation with the rail.
Ramal Bey, the Turkish Minister ni lin Bouillon, the French Plenipotentiary, stating that Turkey sets the greatest hopes on the forthcoming co-operation with France. Turkey asks for French professory for her technical schools.
news.
THE AMERICAN LEGION. ADMIRAL BEATTY ON NAVAL CO- OPERATION. DURING THE WAR.
KANSAS CITY, October 31st. The convention of the American Legion opened brilliantly. Jacques, and General Diaz delivered Admiral Beatty, M. speeches. Marshal Foch, General Persh- ing, Admiral Coontz, and General Crowder were present.
ch
Re-
KANSAS CITY, October 31st. Admiral Beatty, addressing the conven QUESTION OF WAR DEBTS NOT TO tion of the American Legion, said that comradeship was the great lesson of the war. The spirit which animated the LONDON, October 31st.
fighters must animate the nations. ferring to the union of the Anglo-Ameri- In the House of Commons, replying to can naval forces under bis command, Ad Mr. Gideon Murray, Sir Robert Horne miral Beatty said that the American stated that the Government was net 'com-sailors absorbed their Admiral's concep- municating with the American Govern- tion of comradeship so, thoroughly that ment in regard to the cancellation of the in the North Sea cperations British ships European war debts, He gathered from were as often commanded by an American the Press that no economic question Admiral as American ships were would be taken up at the Washington manded by British Admirala. Conference, and declared that public dis- cassion of these questions would tend to create, rather than allay, difficulties. THE SHIPBUILDING SLUMP. MORE OIL-BURNERS THAN COAL- BURNERS BUILT.
LONDON, October 31st. The annual report of Lloyd's Register shove that the new tonnage classed by the Society during the year ended June 30th decreased. by 25 per cent. as compared with the corresponding period of 1918-20. Following the great decrease in orders during 1920-21, there have been anch extensive reductions in the plan submitted to the society in recent months as to indicate an unprecedented slump.
·Built
new
U.S. TROOPS ON THE RHINE
PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO IMMED-
"IATE WITHDRAWAL
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cipal dispensaries. The following is the Lanark, have still to get a victory. But official report of the police to the Civil the amateurs came very near to success Queen's Park, like Hearts and Third Governor.
greatly superior team. against Morton; indeed they were the The feature of the returns was Albion Rovers display at Falkirk, which brings them up-for the time being-to the second place on the table. This is the first defeat of Falkirk during the season. Hamilton Academi-
cals who are in the third place, are also doing well.
£3,000,000 DEAL IN TEXTILES.
STATE SURPLUS STOCK SOLD...
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The Disposal and Liquidation Commis. sion issued the following last month:
"It has been an open secret for a long time that morphis, opium and kin-ton, or morphia-pills, and their ingredients, such as strychaine are smuggled by enginemen and stokers of the Chenting Taiyuan Railway in very large quantities to Taiyuan. Special detectives forces are organised to be on the look-out for the smugglers who have made huge pro-
Dunden had Ayr United at Dens Park, ignorunt public. This inhuman trame is opened a new stand. Dunder celebrated fits, through selling, the drugs to the where Lord Provent Sponce formally
of foreign medicine. A short time ago, from the evidence of the return to form carried on sometimes under the disguise the occasion by a win, but the margin of through their untiring efforts, the police of their international forward, Troup; to
advantage was only one goal, and apart
Sir Howard Frank has signed a con- discovered three large dispensaries dis
tract for the salc by the Disposal Board, posing of strychnine on a wholesale scale,
a syndicate with headquarters" in there was not much outstanding merit Glasgow, of the whole of the remaining The discovery was made in an ingenious Kilmarnock, where Aberdeen beat their tween three and four millions sterling.
in the display. Goals were plentiful at stocks of surplus textiles for a sun be way and the three firms involved are Ayrshire opponents by three goals to two. dispensary and the Anglo-Chinese disture of the game. And here, as indeed the Pei-Sheng dispensary, Lo-Teh-Chi The scoring was the only redeeming fea pensary. The actual amount of strychnine in all the contests, play showed no aigu
The syndicate includes, among others, seized by the police and the amount of rising, above the mediocre level that Mr. James Wood, and Mr. Nicol F Lord Invernairn, Mr. Arthur Logan, Mr. David Walker, Mr. William Wilson, ascertained by careful study of the accounts of three dispensaries dealing in already sold during this year,
which is has been the rule so far
Cameron. The last-named gentleman con strychnine with different inland city
ducted the negotiations with the Disposal Board on behalf of the syndicate.. customers are 312 ounces, 738 ounces, and
28 ounces respectively, totalling 13 ounces. Fearing the unavoidable punish ment which will eventually fall upon
them
the three firms are spreading rumours to the effect that certain Feng tien and Chihli leaders are at the back of them, but the police authority of Shaasi will not regard these reports as true and be bluffed by the artful smugglers." The authorities and the public of Shansi WASHINGTON, October 31st.
are unanimously of opinion that the Conferring with Mr. Porter, Chairman according to law so that this demoralis heartless smugglers ought to be punished of the House of Representatives Foreigning trafic may be reduced if not altoge Affairs Committee, President Harding ther suppressed in this province. intimated that be is opposed to any re-
All solution providing for the immediate,
the dangerous drugs have been confiscat withdrawal of the American troops from authoritics in the presence of the foreign ed and they will, shortly be burnt by the
the Rhine.......
INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS
IN THE U.S. ' IMPROVEMENT IN OCTOBER.
WASHINGTON, October 31st.
and Chinese public. As a warning to other unscrupulous medical dealers, the doors of the three above-mentioned dis pensaries have been sealed up by the Chief of the Taiyuan Police Force" Asiatic News Agency.
New tonnage included 112 oil-tankers, buift 1920-21, equal to 18 per cent. of the The Federal Board's review for October total tonnage; while 353 new ships, or notes distinctly encouraging elements in 58 per cent. were fitted for oil-burning.the general situation, particularly in
EACE FOR JUDGESHIPS, For the first time in the society's history textiles. It also shows an improvement more oil-burners than coal-burners were in the demand for raw wool and cottoned judge, who was recently knighted at Mr. Justice Branson, the latest appoint- goods, but only a limited revival in the Buckingham Palace is the only occupant of the High Court Bench who was born in Great Yarmouth, so he leaves unaflect- ed the contest between London and Lan- cashire and Scotland as to which district supplies must of our judges," says a London paper.
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BRITISH SPECIAL MISSION TO LHASA. TIBETANS READY FOR A TREATY.
CALCUTTA, October 31st.
Lord Ronaldshay, Governor of Bengal,
iron and steel trades.
THE U.S: LEGATION BOMB. OUTRAGE.
WIDESPREAD RAMIFICATIONS.
mists'
Vanzetti..
HAVANA, October 31at.".
INTERNATIONAL LABOUR-
CONFERENCE.
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against Celtic, the deciding goal being In a holiday fixture, Hibernians bad a remarkably good win, 2 to 1 goals registered four minutes from time.
It
was a keen, well-contested affair, and if balance of play existed it would be on the side of the Hibernians, who made up.in. desperately hardf-effort for what they lacked in skill.
Aberdeen, 1; Falkirk, 1. Ayr. 1; Clydebank, 0. Airdrie,,1; Hamilton, I. Clydebank, 9; Dumbarton, 2. Dundee, 1; Ayr. Q Falkirk, 0; Albion Rovers, 1. Hearts, 0; Clyde." 1. Kilmarnock, 2; Aberdeen, 3. Morton, 1; Queen's Park, 0. Motherwell, 4; Hibernians, 0. St Mirren, 1; Raith Rovers, 1. Hearts, 1; Rangers. 2. Hibs, 2; Celtic, 1.
Airdrie, 0; Raith Rovers, Albion Rovers, 4; Queen's Park, C. Clyde, 2; Ayr, 1.
THE CRICKET BRABON,
Clark and Cameron, writers, National THE PURCHASERS' PLANS." Mr. Nicol S. Cameron, of Messrs. Bank Chambers, Glasgow, stated that the syndicate intended to distribute the textiles pretty well all over Europe.
Both players were on the green from the tee. Smith had an uphill putt, which he played "strongly, the ball being six yards "past the pin. The wind caught the ball, however, and it trickled slowly back, dropping into the hole for 2. THE BOYS' COLE CHAMPIONSHIP.
A.D.D. Mathieson, & young Edinburgh lad, won the Boys Golf Championship over the Royal Ascot Club's course, after an exciting finish with Guy H. Lintott, of Felstead, Essex, at the 37th hole. Mathieson is an Edinburgh Academy boy, and learned his golf on the East Coast links in Scotland. LEARN YOUNG.
this connection, first showed proficiency James Braid, it may be remarked in
The ericket season is over, and Carlton are well entitled to top position. They have played more matches than the other two clubs which, like themselves, have suffered only one reverse, and they have by winning a boys' championship at his had fewer draws. Edinburgh Academi need no tutoring. They are such perfect astive Earlsferry. He declares that boys cale programme was a very short one in turn, losing to the Grange. The follow-by observation of good players. comparison, and their one defeat was in-itators, in his opinion, that they re-
ing is a record of some of the best known LONDON SCOTTISE. FO ficted by the Carlton; the Carlton, inquire only the visual instruction gained
clubs:-
Carlton
Aberdeenshire Edin. Academicals Uddingston Clarendon
Clydesdale
"Grange
Perthshire ... Heriot's Forfarshire Edin. Univ. Arbroath Edin. Indians Drumpellier Wateonians "Poloos
Glas, High Bob. Glas Academicals. Kи.S.
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Before the war there were 11,500,000 working day lost in strikes and lock-outs, it was juivalent to one extra Bank Holiday. Taking industrial disputes for a period of years they found, on that account, far less loss of produc tion directly than was due to trade fluctuations. Wages were based on the capacity of an industry to pay, and it was because of the fluctuation in market
had established new standards which had and currency conditions that there was loss of time in fixing wages. The war no relation to normal conditions. Our pre-war basis bad been so shaken, and overloaded with wär bonuses and war changes that it was difficult to get back. to it. No other basis was accepted as reasonable by the majority of the people, and it was difficult to get a new bazis because our commercial conditions were so unsettled. He could not tell them how to settle the "problem of the war dis location. All he could do" was to point to certain tendencies in the practices of people who were tackling the matter. That was getting stable relations in wages in different classes, getting stand- ard rates which were accepted as reason- able. One method was by co-relating the wages in different industries; secondly, by extending the standardisation of wages, sad, thirdly, but some automatic. device providing for future wage changes:
would not submit to arbitration, they. Ho suggested that when the wages quea tion could not be settled and the parties should call on the Ministry of Labour.
THE FAMINE. RUSSIAN APPEAL TO AMERICAN WORKERS
Everyone-is-interested-in-the-London Scottish Football Club: it is a national possession. For years it has upheld the
The appeal to the American workers Rugby tradition with marked success, addressed by the Third International on and though no club suffered more from behalf of the Russian famine-sufferers war losses, it is gratifying to know that i wod
the membership is rapidly reaching its The famine in the Volga region of old dimensions, and that the playing Soviet Russia has aroused, the compassion efficiency is little short of what it was of all honest workery of the world. The in days of peace. The general meeting proletarians are coming to the assistance was held a few days ago, and all the re of the Republic of Toilers. The ports were of a satisfactory kind. Mr. Third International appeals to the uni- WE Maclagan, the perpetual presi ve ithout any distinction his blessing. If not one of the founders relief
provinces of
dent, was not in the chair, but he sent Laf Necies, to organizo
of the Scottish, Mr. Maclagan has for Soviet Baxhe workers of all coun many years been closely-identified with tries in Europe are organizing for this the management, The club is a contre purpose central
which are
of perfervid nationalism, the mainspring represented by the doses of trade
At present the Lancashire mer number ahe Rajah of Sikhim, Major Bailey (ex architect, Fernando Veadnes, doing con- Greer, and Rigby Swift. Including those Bevon-Lords Birkenhand, Sumner, Stern- A tomb exploded at the house of a dale, and Justices Astbury, Horridge, British Agent of the Gyantse, Tibet) met at Phari, Mr. Bell, ex-political officer at siderable damage. The police believe who are stated in the reference books az Sikhim, who has been at Lhasa for over that this may be connected with extre- having been born or educated in London a year on a special mission clearing ap Crowder and the United States Legation number is nine-Lord Cave, Lord Justice. -threats against Major-General or whose fathers belonged to London the the tangled relations between-Tibet, in connection with the ease of Zacco and Warrington, Justices Eve, Sargaat, P. O. China, and Britain.
According to Mr. Bell's report, the
Lawrence, Avory, Lush, Shearman, and Tibetans now appear anxious to open
Batter. There are three natives of Boot their enuntry to modern civilisation and
"Iand in judicial posts-Lords Dunedin and willing to enter into a semi-direct treaty
Shaw, and Lord Justice Younger. But with Britain, as they are alarmed at the
those of Scottish descent include Justices" approach of Bolshevist emissaries to
Darling and McCardie; while most of
of which is love of football.
E. London-unions, co-operative societies and other. wards Tibet through Chinese Turkestan,
the living sx-Lord Chancellors are Scotch THE WIND AND THE GOLF BALL.
The Third international Bhand, a fine type of Anglo-Scot, is also institutions. the deposition of the Hutukstu of Mon
keenly interested in the London Scottish, now appeals to you, the workers of Ame- Lords Lovehura, Haldane, and Finlay. golin, and the growth of Soviet influence
and his Oxford connections should still rice, to organize non-political committees in Mongolia.
Irish and Irish descent contribute three the winner of the Royal and Ancient tish and the University authorities. J. Russia. The honour of the American Everard Martin Smith (scratch) was further cement the relations of the Scot for helping the famine sufferers of Soviet It is reported that Mr. Bell outlined has approved a joint resolution of the Devon-mea Sir Henry Dako and Lord beat the winner of 1910, Mr. B. H. de is an excellent choice, as in addition to way to help them is is donate one day's Lord Atkinson, Lord Justice Atkin, and Club's competition for the Queen Vic N. M'Glashan is to captain the first workers demands that they help their The International Labour Conference Mr. Justice Russell. There are two foi competition St Andrews, he fifteen-during the coming season. This starving brothers independently. The best the-terms-of-a-treaty warh would satisfy British, Dutch, and Italian Governments Coleridge; two Welsh Lord Justica Montmorency (plus 8) by two up and one being a first-class forward, he has just wages to the famine sufferers All collee the aspirations of the Tibetans for wider that the regulation of hours of agricul: Bankes and Mr. Justice Sankey; and one to play curious incident occurred at that charm of manner which will make tion in cash and in bind abould be sent zatercourse with India and alloy their tural labour bo inserted in the agenda of from the border of Wales (Monmouth- the short eleventh Do The Old Course the sido do anything he desires. Mr. to Fear of Bolshevist aggression.
Ja future session.
shire) the Lord Chief Justice.
the Soviet Governnient directly (Coulinued at foot of next column Grant Lyall is again secretary-
through the workers' representatives.
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