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J. McPhail, and b Overy

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J. Hodger, e and b Stalker

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MONDAY, APRIL 4. 1921.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

SINN FEIN OUTRAGES..

THE REPARATIONS QUESTION.

London, April 3.

A remarkable series of attempted incendiary outrages occurred at Manchester early yesterday morning, Four men trying to set fire

Brussels, April z. Fighting occurred in the accupied district of the Rhineland between Communists, who acized four mines, and non-Communists, to a warehouse were detected by a policeman, whom they shot and who were prevented from working, Belgian troops Intervened and 1 wounded. The four decaniped and subsequently held up the employees the Communists attacked the troops, who fired, killing three and Dļof a hotel cafe with revolvers and set fire to the premises. The flames wounding twenty-seven.

were quickly extinguished. Outbreaks at two other hotels, perpetrated 43by occupants of bedrooms who sprinkled potrol on the stairs and walls,'

were soon subdued. Four hundred shop windows in Liverpool were scratched with glasscutters at night and severely damaged. It is believed all the outrages are the work of Sinu Feiners.

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Later.

The policeman who was shot at Manchester.hus died. The police

Berliu, April 2. The Government admits that, Germany is sounding America with view to assunting a portion of the Allies' debts to America on account of reparations. Herr Simons explained the American High Commia- sioner's and Germany's standpoints as regards reparations.

Washington, April 3.

In connection with the rumours from London that Germany and

4 searching for suspects ruided a Club, where they were received with the United States are communicating with regard to reparation pay-

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F. Wheeler. b Day...

H. Osery, & Day, h Sawyer.....

R. Pestonji, e Day, b Sawyer... *y W. E. Davidson, not out..

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a fusilade. Two policemen were wounded. The police replied, killing ments, it is authoritatively stated that the attitude of the United one Irishman and wounding another. Twelve arrests were made.

States towards Germany is that Germany must accept responsibility for the war and pay her obligations to the fullest measure of her capacity,

IRELAND'S NEW VICEROY.

London, April 3.

Paris, April 3.

The Ambassadors' Council has unanimously adopted the report of the technical committee embodying the British proposals for the Rhine Customs barrier, which will be established within' the British "Freeman's Journal" describes Lord Edmund Talbot, the new zone of occupation in order to facilitate control. Imports from un- Viceroy, as a rabid Tory partisan and principal organiser of the anti-occupied Germany into the Rhineland will pay a duty equal to 25 Irish forces in England.

THE COAL TROUBLE.

London, April 3.

Sir Robert Horne, appealing for volunteers, voiced the Gov. 2 crnment's determination to do all possible to save the mines and promised the volunteers protection. The hope hitherto based on the 2 Triple Alliance Conference is discounted by statements of the leaders

cf the Railwaymen and Transport Workers overwhelmingly in favour)

12 al giving for the first time practical effect to the Alliance.

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per cent. of the German Customs, while exports from the Rhineland into non-occupied Germany will be subject only to a statistical duty. equivalent to the German duty. Duties on foodstuffs, raw materials and certain manufactures will probably be lowered on the western frontier of the occupied territory in order to ensure cheap provisioning of the Rhineland. but if so the excise duty will be raised on the eastern frontier, so that the total will equal the import tax on other German frontiers.

ALLIES' AMERICAN LOANS.

New York, April 2. The Journal of Commerce" learns that the American Govern- ment has agreed to suspend the interest on Allied loans until April

In consequence of the Miners' Federation's representations, aided 1922. No reason is given for the postponement of the refunding ar- in some cases by intimidation, the majority of the pumpmen have now rangements, though it is suggested that pressing public business and been withdrawn. A number of staller collieries have already been the tariff question are partly responsible.

permanently ruined, notably six in south Staffordshire while in Lanarkshire and Fifeshire hope has practically been given up.

KARL'S ADVENTURE.

Paris, March 31. It is reported that the ex-Emperor Charles' allegations respecting France's approving of his attempt to regain the Hungarian crown are unfounded, and contrary to facts,

Paris, April 1,

The Conference of Ambassadors has adopted unanimously Heelaration saying that the Allies cannot recognize, neither can they tolerate, the restoration of the Habsbourgs. The declaration was wired to Budapest. The Foreign Office has not received confirmation af Charles Hungarian troops marching on Budapest.

HELPING AUSTRIA.

Paris, April 2.

The plan of the League of Nations Financial Committee, mention- ed on March 29, includes the despatch to Vienna of a committee of three, comprising the Frenchman, M. Avenol, Sir. H. Fraser and a Danish Banker to gather evidence for information of the bankers. The Com- mittee requests Austria to reform its wasteful administration and float an internal loan as steps toward affording a basis for the issue of an external loan guaranteed by pledges and approved by the Com- mittee.

THE GRECO-TURKISH WAR.

London, April 2.

According to the "Friburger Nachrichten," Horthy has trans- mitted the government to King Charles. Several garrisons cheered the Sovereign. Andrassy, the new Premier, has sent an ultimatum to

The Greek onrush has now considerably 'slowed down and unex- Budapest.

pected. Turkish resistance has developed around Eskisher, where, it London, April 2. The Hungarian National Assembly has resolved that Karl's re-made on a fortified village. The Turks are holding Eskisher, the is reported from Smyrna, twenty-two Turkish counter-attacks were SHEWAN, TOMES & CO. || Ningles on Saturday, heating S. entry to Hungary is a menace to the national sovereignty and is attackers sustaining heavy casualties. According to Constantinople He meets ralling on the Government to suppress the attempts to overthrow legal telegram the Turks claim that the battle in this sector ended in a order, thanking Regent Horthy for his loyal and patriotic conduct. victory in their favour. Concealed Kemalist cavalry intervened in a The Austrian Assembly has resolved that it is determined to resist counter attack and surrounded a Greek division and routed the re-

y atrumpt to overthrow the Republic.

mainder. The position of the latter is precarious. Angora is beflagg- ed.

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R. and H. Hanenek reached the semi-final of the Open Champion ship Doobless, defeating Com. A. E. Jobustone and Sorg. Jal !} Morrison 1, 57, 6-4, 65.0).

In the fich Championship J. P. Penman defertol Vajor . M. 45dwards 6-4, 6-3, 6-3,

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EARL HAIG'S FUND,

London, April 2.

Warriors' Day, March 31, will be widely continued to-morrow. Al the Sunday League concerts in Greater London will be in aid of Earl

FRANCO-TURKISH SCRAP.

Recent rumours.

London, April 2. Big's Fund and collections in many places of worship in London and agreement concluded in London are seemingly supported by a report of Angora's repudiation of the Franco-Turk provincial towns will be devoted to the same purpose. The War Office's Dom Constantinople that fighting has occurred between the Turks and 4. B. Peuman and A. D. Hun Cinematograph Committee has allocated £5,000 to Earl Haig's Fund. French. The latter lost twenty killed. (phængs onze 15 beat A. Habloggons have been received from all parts of the world, including Egypt and Malaya, intimating that large contributions have been received. It is estimated that performances in London on 31 realised about £100,000,

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Open Chaaytonship Singhys. Mujer C. Willson v 4. B. Perhenti

Syracuse, New York, April 3. Cut Championship.-A. D. Professor Holmes Beckwith shot with a revolver Professor Her Humphreys v Capt. C. 05. Oliver: man Wharton and then turned the weapon on himself, both dying Majer H. Greenway v L. Faster.instantly. Both were in the Business Department of Syracuse Handicap Singles "A.-T. 17. University, students of which petitioned for the removal of Professor King Surg. Lt Com. G. Hayes: Beckwith,, who, it is said, was unpopular. The Chancellor of the Major 11. M. Edwards 3. B. University, Dr. Day, is of opinion that Professor Wharton was killed Haworth; C. C. Stark v Capt P. H.in vainty attempting to prevent Professor Beckwith from committing

Davies.

Mixed Doubles Handicap.-A. H. Crook and Mrs Crook v. Major H.

4. Bagnall and Mrs Bagonil,

LEESDAY.

Open Championship Singles.- L. Forster v. R. Hamada: A. D. Humphreys v. A. A. Runjaho.

Open Championship Doubles, Lt. Col. F. J. Bowen and Col. 1. Humphry v. Major H. M. Edwards and R. Townsend.

Club Championship.--Major C. Willson v. E G. Grimble; P. A. Dinsdale, G. W. Sewell.

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GOLF MATCH.

Final At King's Park. The Goal of the Captain's Cup

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A ROYAL BETROTHAL

Athens, April 3.

Gounaris, the leader of the Parliamentary majority, has assume the Greek Premiership vice M. Calogeropoulos, who has become Finance Minister to the King who has gone to the front accompanied by his brothers Nicolas and Andrew,

ROYAL DUTCH PETROLEUM COMPANY.

London, April 2.

decided to increase the capital from four hundred to six hundred A meeting of the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company unanimously. million florins, The President declared there was not the slightest reason to fear-competition.

FRENCH LADY'S FLIGHT.

Santiago, April 2.

Mr. William Leeds, son of Princess Christopher (formerly Mrs. Leeds, wife of the American millionaire), is engaged to Princess The French aviatrice, Mademoiselle Bolland, has arrived here Xenia, second daughter of the Grand Duchess Maria (of Greece) and fror: Mendoza, dying across the Andes. the late Grand Duke George Michailovitch (of Russia), and niece of Constantine. The Princess is seventeen years of age.

FRENCH TRADE.

Paris, March 31. Trade is reverting to normal gradually. All war restinetions are being abolished one after another as the situation allows. The corn and four trade is again to be completely free, from May 1st.

GREAT FIRE IN MANILA,

Manila, April 3, Fateen thousand are homeless as the result of a fire

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Mr. W. McKay: 44-45}PSR 199.

BRITAIN AND POLAND.

Warsaw, April 3.

Mr. M. Melver: 4417 201 It is stated that the draft of an Anglo-Polish commercial treaty is |

Mr. William Russell seted as being considered.

official scorer and referee.

SHIPPING COLLISION.

Seattle, April 2, The West Hartland has arrived in tow, stove in, carrying the Gov ernor's passengers and crew. It will be necessary to discharge the full cargo of lumber from the West Hartland.

CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP,

Havana, April 2.

The sixth game between Capablanen and Lasker was drawn in forty four moves.

Havana, April 3, The seventh game for the chess championship was drawn with the twenty-third move.

INDIA'S VICEROY.

Lord Reading, the new Viceroy, has arrivedt:

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Bombay, April 2.