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There was, as usual, a big gathering of schoolboys, who vigorously cheered representatives of their respective schools. His Excellency the Governor, accom- panied by the Hon. Mr. E. Irving and Mr. Eric Rice (HE's Private Secretary) was an interested spec- istor. Of the races little requires mention, except that keen friendly rivalry was manifested in every! one of them. St. Paul's College entered bunch of "crack" sprin- ters who gained for the College the distinction of being the Cham- pion School this year in athletics. His Excellency's. Approval. Before His Excellency distribut- ed the medals, Mr. F. A. Britton, one of the Secretaries, explained the movement leading to the change which they had made this year. This proposal was first brought before the Sports Com mittee at the beginning of last year, soch after the Inter-Schools sports, and at a meeting it was unanimously decided that the sporta bé run on the lines which they had been run this

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EARLIER SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

THE RUBBER MARKET. (From Our Own Correspondent)

Singapore. May 5. Rubber is quoted 271/28, Landen steady. Mears. Lewis Penta report that despite lower prices generally, it is felt that the outlook iz.considerably better. No serious setback is anticipated. Shares are dull

SHANGHAI RACES.

Shanghai, May 5. Old Bill is favesite for the Grand and National, with Petersfield

Liability next best fancied

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WAR DEBTS,

Paris, May 4.

The Intransigeant understands that a note has been received from the United States suggesting repayment of the French deot to America in thiry years, with interest at four per cent.

The Reparations Commission has addressed a note to Germany subject to the Russe German Treaty, pointing out that Germany is unable to renounce her claims against Bussin, as those are already caded under the Versailles Treaty. It maks for assurances on this and other points and reserves the right of taking measures to protect Versailles Treaty against the effects of the Basso-German Tresty,

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An Associated Press report from Paris states that the American Debt Funding Commission has communicated to Prázem the text of the War Debt Funding Law, and requested the French Government to make observations theresnent. It is regarded in official circles in Paris as a polite intimation that the time has come to enter into serious negotiations for payment, although it is not believed that America intends to forces matters. France is ex- pected to reply that the intends to meet her obligations when abs re-

covers some of her debts.

BDR. WELLS COMES BACK.- Bombardier Walls, returning to the ring after 18 months' absence, defeated Alfred Lloyd' of Austras lis, whose seconds tossed the aponge into the ring in the tenth round of a scheduled twenty-tha round bout

NEW WORLD'S MOTOR CYCLE RECORDS. World's records for the flying mile and the flying kilometre and the British record for the lying The following were the resulta: mile have been beaten at Brook- 100 yards: 1, A. L. Ramjahn | lands by RN. Judd on 4 h.p. Addressing the gathering, the

Judd's speed for the Governor said that he thoroughly(Queen's College); 2 Lam Yak-Norton. endorsed the views of the authorsing (St. Paul's College); 5, Kwok British flying mile was at the ities who had decided to replace Shu (St. Paul's). Time, 10 9/10 rate of 91.3 miles per hour..

THE "CHINA LAW REVILW." the old system of giving individual seca.

220 yards: 1, A. L. Rumjahn Students of the Comparative prizes by providing marks for

Law School of China (Law De- every competition. It was very (Q.C.); 2, Mok Tal-cheuk (QC);

partment of Soochow University) Pas shortly to me the art that one real objection to the old Time, 24 3/10 secs.

rumber of the China Law Revina. system was that it tended to Long jump: 1. Les Yan-teck The journal will be issued

Boys' School); 2, promote individual performances. (Diocesan

quarterly in English and Chinese, Sports under such a system had Cheung Fook-sang (St. Paul's); and is believed to be the first of not, as a rule, the advantages which 8, Soo Wai-fock (St. Paul's). is kind to be published in China. organised games had; but when Length 18ft. 5im. the objection could be got rid of by converting them into inter- (St. Paul's); 2, Shek Wing-kwa schools competitions or competi(QC); 3, Hsu Hon-yah (St. tions between various bodies, as Stephen's College), Time, 55 6/10 had been the case yesterday after-secs.

‡145 PRAYA. Edicult to get away from the fact 5, Lam Yuk-ying (St. Paul's).

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"Mr. 8. Ó. Lih is editor-in-chief. Quarter mile: 1, Ng Lun-cheung | Mr. Paoli Tsiang, chief English editor, Mr. Kiang Ye-bing, chief Chinese editor, and Mr. Y. M. Chaor, chief manager.

'WAR AGAINST ILLITERAUT

IN CHINA.

The Chinese body of the World's Christian Students Federation, upon the last day of the Confer (Stence, decided to take the lead in (St.additional line of endeavour,

noon, they got one of the finest High jump: 1; Wong Shan-Shek forms of sports in existence. He (St. Paul's); 2, Lee Yan-teek (Die- was glad that the authorities had casan); 3. Mok Tai-cheuk (Q.C.). decided upon this change, because Height, 5 ft 11⁄2 in. there was no doubt that the giv- Half mile: 1, Fok Pak-woon ing of silver cups in sports bad Paul's); 2 Ng Las-cheang been overdone in recent years. Paul's); 8, Leung Po-cheun (QC). He was sure the medals which Time, 2 mins. 18 9/10 secs. were presented to the winners Hurdles: 1, La Yak-ying (8t. would be valved as much as any Pani's); 2 Shek Wing-kwan cups and the boys who had secur- (Q.C.); 3, Lan Tak-cheung. Time, ed the victory for St. Paul's 5 9/10 sec.

Team race: 1, Queen's College; College by winning the marks would feel prouder of that fact 2, St. Paul's College; S, Diocesan than any individual cups which Boys' School they might have won "for them-| The Old Boya' race was cancel

led owing to no entries.

{selves. (Applause).

that of the war against illiteracy. A Chinese Students Promotion Committee was organized which will supervise the opening of free schools for illiterates by Christian Students throughout the twenty- one provinces of Chine. These schools will limit their work to the teaching of sew, system of Chinese phonetic writing, as in- proved by Mr. James Yen, of the Chinese T.M.0.A.

RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.

Washington, May 5.

In the Senate, Senator Borab attacked M. Bakāmstick, former

advanced to Russia through him, and asked him to reply to the

Russian representative, in connection with the faune which America

allegation that he was responsible for bringing Semenoff to the United States. He protested against Bakkmatiet's continued diplomatic immunity, as he represented Government no longer

in existence.

CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN HOLLAND. --

The Hague, May 4.

The Second Chamber of the States Genersi has rejected a Democrat Socialist Bill providing for abolition of the First Chamber. It adopted Government Bulls dealing with constitutional reform. embodying the principle of election of the members of the First Chamber by proportional representation.

ANOTHER PLAGUE IN RUSSIA.

London, May 5. An official Moscow telegram suggests that another calamity like that of 1921 is threatened by a plague of locusts and Siberias marmots in the Volga, Amur and Caucasus regions, endangering the cope on many millions of acres.

THE RULES OF WARFARE.

Washington, May 5. Mr. John Moore, member of the International Court of Justice, represents the United States on the Rules of Warfare Commission authorised by the Armaments Conference.

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