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HOME COAL INDUSTRY,

COMMISSION OF ENQUIRY IS MAKING PROGRESS.

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LONDON, September 19th.. is announced that the commission of enquiry into the coal industry, at the three sittings hitherto held, discussed: the best method of investigation. provisionally divided the subjects on which information is required into woven- ! teen groups, including the utilisation of coal, the obsolescence and replace ment of mines, "finance and ownership of mines, methods of working, market ing and distribution, wages, hours, accidents, disensor housing, royalties, the nationalisation of mines, *

Evidence will be taken by a public commission, which is to visit certain coalfields to enable the members to familiarise themselves with conditions.

THE MOSUL DISPUTE.

APPEAL TO BE MADE TO COURT AT THE HAGUE

GENEVA," September 19th.

The sub-committee of three, appoint- ed by the League Council to investigato the evidence of the Mosul dispute, has now reported. It recommends that cer- tain points of a juridical nature should be submitted to the International Court at' The Hague.

Mr. L. S. Amery profoundly regret ted the adjournment, stressing the un- losirability of the postponement of a decision, both for Turkey and Great Britain. But much as he regretted the delay, Mr. Amery accepted the proposal of the sub-committee. All he asked of the Council was to expedite a settle- ment as soon possible, after receipt of the opinion of The Hague Court: NEED FOR RECONSIDERATION. As Rushedi Bey declined to renew the assurance, given by Fethi Bey at last session of the council, to respect the Council's decision whatever it be Mr. Amery declared categorically that similar sssurances by Britain fell to the ground and were null and void. Britain would bave to reconsider her position.

THROUGH BAVAS AGENCY.]

FIGHTING IN SYRIA.

STRONG DRUSE FORCE FLEES

BEFORE FRENCH..

PARIS, September 19th, A telegram front Birut announces that the French garrison in Moussoifre has severely defeated strong Druse forces, which were obliged to run away after having left hundreds of dead.

THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] CHRISTIANS ARE EXPELLED.

PARIS, September 10th."

19T, 1925

LATEST CABLES.

FOOTBALL AT HOME.

RESULTS OF LEAGUE GAME

IN COURSE OF COMPILATION"

ON SATURDAY.

LONDON, September 19th. Following are results of matches play- ed today in the English and Scottish Leagues:-

THE LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION. Birmingham, 0; Notts C., 1 Bolton, 1; Aston Villa, 3 Burnley, 2; Arsenal, 2. Cardiff C-Sunderland, Leeds U., 5; West Ham U., 2. Liverpool, 3: Manchester U., o Manchester C.. 4; Everton, 4 Newcastle L, 3; Leicester 0., 2. Sheffield U. 1; Blackburn R., 1. Tottenham H., 6; Haddersfield, T., 5 West Brom A, Bary,

The match between Cardiff City and Sunderland, a was postponed as the ground was waterlogged.

In the match between West Bromwich Albion, and Bury the score was 2-0 în favour of the latter when the match was, abandoned six minutes after the intergal owing to a gala and rain.

SECOND. DIVISION. Barnsley, Hull City, 1. Bradford C, 1; Blackpool, 0. Clapton O., 1; Chelsea, g. - Derby C., 2; Southampton, 2 Fulham, i; Stockport Co., 0. Middlesbro', 3; Wednesday, 0. Notts T Wolverhampton W., 4. Portsmouth, O; Swansea T, 0. Port Vale, 6; Darlington, 1. Preston N.E., 2; Stoke City, Q. 8. Shields, 0; Oldham A., G.

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH),

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Aberdare A, 3; Bristol C., 3. Brighton & H.A, 3; Crystal Pal., 2. Bristol R., 9; Newport C... Exeter C., 9; Gillingham, 1. Millwall, 8; Southend U., 1. Northampton, 2; Plymouth A., 1. Norwich C., 3; B'mouth & B., 1. Queen's Pk R, 1; Luton T., D Reading, 1; Charlton A, 1. Swindon T. 0; Merthyr T., 2. Watford, 2; Brentford,

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THIRD DIVISION (NORTH). Accrington S.. 1; Grímaby T., 0. Crewe Alex,, 3; Wigan B., 1. Dohenster R., 1; Nelson, i Durhata G., 9; Bradford, 1" Halifax T., 5; Rotherham U., I Hartlepools U., 2; Chesterfield,. 1. Lincoln C.; Ashington, O New Brighton, 3: Tranmere R., 2. Rochdale, 2; Walsall, 0. Southport, 2; Barrow, a Wrexham, 3; Coventry C., 1.,

SCOTTISH LEAGUE (¡ST DIVISION), Airdrieonians, 7; St. J'stone; 1. Clydebank, o Aberdeen, 0. Cowdenbeath, 5; Dundee, 0. Dundee U., 1; Celtic, 0. Falkirk, 3; Raith R., 0. Hamilton A., 2: Kilmarnock, 2. Hibernians, 3; Partick T., 4. Morton. 1: Motherwell, 1. 'Queen's Pk., 3; Hearts, 4 Rangyra) 4; St." Mirren, 1.

STRIKE OF SEAMEN.

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CAPETOWN, September 19th. The offices of the Union Castle Line have been inundated with applications for employment, in response to yester day's invitation. About 100 suitable men have already been provisionally passed for daty.

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LATEST CABLES. [KEUTER'N AMERICAN SERVICE.]

AMERICA AND CANADA.

AN INVITATION IS REFUSED WITH REGRET.

Le Matin publishes a letter from the

OTTAWA, September 10th. Archbishop of Hauran, stating that 8,000

General Lord Byng of Viny, Bain Christians in his diocese have been ex-Governor-General of Canada, has, with lighten open-air Temperatura on 19th pelled from their homes by the Drases regret. been compelled to decline the Lowest open-air Temperature on 21 th They are now living in the open air.invitation to attend, in company with

Over 500 Frenchmen have been killed Fresident Coolidge, the National Con- or are missing as the result of recent vention of the American Legion, which fighting.

is being held at Omaha in October. He states that he feels he ought, not to depart from the established policy

THE FRENCH CLAIMS.

a of Governors-General not to go beyond

PARIS, September 18th. Reports from Beirut state that strong force of Druses last night at tacked the French garrison at Mous Boitre, A fight

raged until ten in the morning, when the Druses retired, leav ing several hundred dead. The French claim to have captured a Druse stan dard and to have suffered few casun! ́tion.”

The newspapers publish reports from Beirut which describe the situation in the Jebel-Drus area na being unsettled as ever. The new chief commander, General Gamelin, is organising a force to relieve Buieda, the garrison of which. is being daily reprovisioned and it is hoped, will be able to hold out,

HAGLIER CABLES. [DEUTER'S AMERICAN 'SERVICE.]

TENNIS IN U.S.A.

TILDEN ONCE AGAIN IS NATIONAL CHAMPION

FOREST HILL, September 18th.

the borders of the Dominion during In the semi-finals of the American their tenure of office...

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TROUBLE IN BOLIVIA,

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"FLEES' COUNTRY TO 'AVOID ARREST.

ABICA, September 19th.

Bien's National Lawn Tennis Champion- ship. Johnston beat Williams by 7-5, 0-8, 6-9; whilst Tilden beat Richards by 6-8, 6-4, 6-4, 61.

LATEST, CABLES.

TILDEN WINS FINAL

FOREST HILL, September 19th..

Setor Jose Villanueva, former Pre- dent Elect of Bolivia, has arrived at

In the final, Tilden (holder) bent, Arica. He declares that, in order to Johnston. The score was 4-6 11-9; 6-3; from Bolivia, where a state of sirge was escape arrest, he was compelled to flee+8; 6-3 in the winner's "favour.

déclared an Thursday.

OVER 300 MILES AN HOUR. “

It is claimed that the American-air-

NEW YORK, September 10th man, Lieutenant AJ Williams, dying in an aerodrome, has attained speed of" 30.3-10 miles an hour.

LOSER'S GREAT EFFORT. Johnston was three times within a point of winning in the 18th game in the second set

But Tilden, having found himself, never lost outrol. He bit one return with so much spin that the ball, jumped back into his own court. T

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