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(From Our Own Correspondent,

Shanghai, May 3. The Champions Sweepstake re- !|sulted:

Mr. Morriss' Maresfield 1. Mr. Camper's Old Bill 2. Mr. Day's Shenkoland 3. The winning numbers are: 1st, 21,251; 2nd, 39,895; 3rd, 20,414,--| | Reuter's Pecife Service.

Chinese Wins Big Prize. Shanghai, May 3. Maresfield was ridden by C. R. Burkill. Old, Bill, who beat Shenkoland for second place, led for three quarters of the distance Nationalist was in front in the stretch, but Maresßeld, in a driv- ing flash, won by half à length. -

The first and third prizes in the Sweep were won by Chinese. Mr. J. T. Hammond, estate agent, won] the second prize of $10,000.

THE NORTHERN WAR.

Wu pei-fu Reported Killed.

THURSDAY, MAY 1922.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE RUSSIAN PROBLEM.

Genoa, May 8,

The Allied memorandum to Russia was presented last night, with the French reservation that assent to the article respecting compensation for private property is subject to confirmation by the French Government. The Belgians did not sign the completed draft.

Later.

The long-expected Russian memorandum is completed and was despatched by fast motor-car at fire in the morning. It was delivered to the Soviets at Santa Margherita. Thirteen clauses are Introduced in the preamble, mentioning the proposed measures for reconstruction, including an International Consortium. The principal clausas stipulate that Russia recognises her public debts and obligations, while creditor Pewers at present will not claim for their war advances. Provided the Soviets agree to renounce their counter-claims, the Allies offer to submit to their respective Parlia- ments measures for reducing the Soviets' debt. The Soviets must restore the deposits which Rumania made at Moscow during the war.

Fallowing upon the attitude of the Allies in despatching the memos adam to the Sories, the Belgians have written Signor Facts withdrawing all offers they made in the preamble for aid to Rossi, taladar subscription to the Consortium.

Lard Inverforth, interviewed by Reuter prior to leaving for Landog, said he was satisfied with the work accomplished in the formation of an International Consortium with a capital of 10,000,000 millions to assist any country in Europe requiring aid "in' economic reconstruction. He said that in addition to the five countries constituting the original committee, eight others, includ ing Canada, with a million sterling, and Japan with from a half to one million, will furnish capital. The Consortium is purely a business concern, though its capital is guaranteed by the respective Governments. It is noteworthy that Belgium was mentioned earlier as a member of the original committee.

Washington, May 3.

for Pesce, urging full recagaition of the Russian Soviet Republic and Far Eastern Republic. Mr. Hughes says that political recsgni- tion depends upon the existence of a government competent to discharge its international obligations. The whole matter is in

Replying to the resolution of the Women's International League

the hands of those dominating the affairs of Russia.

Tientsin, May 3. Fengtien headquarters are cir- calating a report that Wu Perfa was killed Ly artillery fire and stating that Chang Tse-lin is gistration does not object to Ex-President Taft's acceptance of the Despite the policy of non-participation at Genos, the Adminis- Air Ter, Jeted in write fare of Berng half a million dollars to the chairmanship of the proposed commission on the Soviet's indebted Destapena pret tu Bo, 192, Nutr division responsible. The report pess to foreign bondholders.

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unless the Cabinet completely approves of his actions and grants Tien Chung-yu. Military Gov-implicit confidence regarding future actions. ernor of Shantung, has telegraph- ed to the Government asserting

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cases. Reuter is officially informed that the British delegation has that the Fengtien forces are being no knowledge whatever of the reported oil agreement between the transferred to Dairen via the Soveit and the Shell and Royal Dutch companies. South Manchuria railway, which is controlled by Japanese, for shipweat to Shantung. The re- port is vigorously denied by the Japanese Legation.Reuter's Pacific Service.

THE IRISH TROUBLE

London, May 3.

There is an air of uncertainty throughout Ireland. Further Banks have been raided and anti-Treaty forces have invaded Kilkenny LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. and occupied strategic points. Numbers of them surrendered, after

Forthcoming Election. To Ell the temporary vacancy occasioned by the absence on lezve of Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C., an election is to be held on 11th inst. for a representative of the Justices of the Peace on the

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fighting, to pro-Treatyites,

The Free State troops seized Republican positions in Galway after small opposition. Trains from Belfast were held up at Dun- dalk, and the goods removed.

Yesterday's fighting at Kilkenny culminated in the most severe battle since the truce. A force of insurgents invaded the town and organised a system of salping posts. They fortified prominent buildings, allegedly including the Protestant Cathedral. The Free State garrison carried out a vigorous offensive, gradually gained the ascendancy and recovered nearly the whole town by midnight. They captured a hundred prisoners, with arms and ammunition. The irregulars are at present holding put in an almost impregnable position in the Marquis of Ormonde's castle.

REPARATIONS AND WAR DEBTS.

London, May 3. The Daily News says that Mr. Lloyd George's scheme for the settlement of reparations and later-Allied war debts was conveyed to Paris yesterday by M. Barthou for submission to M. Poincare and M. Merand. It is stated that Great Britain is prepared to sacrifice, for the benefit of France a portion of her share of the reparations, if France agrees to a scheme whereander Germany's immediate liabili- ties will be reduced to a point rendering possible the Bctation of an International loan.

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Royal Commission's Proposals,

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the rates for college rooms should be put on an economic basis and that there should be placed at the

disposal of college bursary and others the services of experts in the purchase of food and other

The Commission's aim through- out has been to preserve the individuality of the colleges rather than to secure any general OD- trol which would make them merely parts of & university machine.

Royal Commission originally apnecessaries of college life.

For more than two years the

pointed to investigate the fin- ancial position of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge has been considering a general acheme of reform in those Universities. The Commission found it necessary to go beyond the strict limits of It has completed its labours, and dealing with fellowships, scholar- its original terms of reference. There are important proposais its rapor: has been for some timebips, and the better use of such in the bands of the Minister for exceptional facilities as are avail- Education.

able for students and others both Oxford and Cambridge, has addition

The Commission has visited whose resorces are limited. In taken a considerable amount of to

the report refers the importance of Oxford oral and other evidence, and has and Cambridge making 25 juspected the libraries, museums, large a contribution as possible laboratories, and other depart-to the training of teachers, for ments of University activity. It public and other schools. is understood that the Commis- A special section of the report sion has been fully satisfied of refers to the peculiar position of Washington, May 3.

the necessity for making mach All Souls College, and recom- The House of Representatives has adopted the new Immigration order to meet the urgent needs

larger financial provision iamends certain reorganization. Bill in accordance with the report of the joint Congress Conference, of the Universities. Parliament

WOMEN AT CAMBRIDGE extending until June 29, 1925, the operation of the Immigration

The Commission felt itself! present Restriction Law and limiting the number of aliens to three per cent.

votes £30,000 obliged to consider the position of their particular nationality resident in the United States in 1910. Cambridge.

apnually to both Oxford and which has arisen at Cambridge by the require-reason of the decision which in ments hare been calculated practice excodes women from full at not less than £100,000 a year membership of the university. in each case. There is reason to The Commission has taken notice believe that, in consequence of of the fact that the decision was representations that the Trea that not of the resident Cambridge aury would not be prepared to vote, which was in favour of foll passtaat so large a sum, the Cord-quality, but of the non-resident mission has suggested grants of voters. The Cambridge Com- £50,000 each.

raittee of the Commission' bas The report is expected to in-carefully considered whether it dicate measures by which con- would recommend legislation, but siderable economies may be decided against what might, ap- effected in the management of pear to be an extreme step. Only the colleges both at Oxford and a minority of the Commission was Cambridge, and for the more in favour of Parliamentary in- definite association of university tervention to establish full and college life. The Com-equality for men and women mission bas not been able students either as a condition of to recommend the centraliza- continuing the existing grant or management making a larger grant from public of the college estates. but funds. The issue presented to the bas put forward proposals which Commission involved the whole go a certain way in that direction, question of university autonomy and a strongly supported reservs- in the matter of admission to

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RAILWAY COLLISION IN FRANCE.

Paris, May 3.

So many severe cases of sciatica) Four were killed and 30 injured in a collision between a have been helped by Dr. Williams' senger train and a goods train between Hirson and Earleduc.

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Sciatica, being an inflammation of the närve, may arise from many causes, pressure on the nerve, a fall upon the thighs, lifting heavy weights or exposure such as most army veterans have undergone.

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RUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.

Rome, May

It is announced that M. Chieberin will shortly come to Rome to discuss religious questions with the Vatican.

ITALIAN AGREEMENT WITH ANGORA.

London, May 3.

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It is announced that Italy has concluded an economic agree efficacious for the treatment of tested to Italy against independent action. even the most severe DEIVOUS disorders.

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THE PRINCE IN JAPAN.

Kyoto, May 8,

The Prince of Wales is spending his last day in Kyoto shopping, finding great fascination in the wonderful old curiosity shops in the city. To-morrow morning he proceeds to Nara, where he spends the night.

complete scheme,

THREE YEARS FOR 45 BURGLARIES.

There .are also proposals designed to make the colleges more accessible to students of small means, mainly by reduction in the cost of living in college possible of a system of purchasing Henry Lewis was sentenced to and by the adoption as far as

For committing 45 burglaries, commodities wholesale rather three years' penal" servitude and than in the local retail market. five years preventive detention There is also a suggestion that, at Glamorganshire Assizes.