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|Craigeagower v. Rumjahn's XI.

A match between Craigengower and A. H. Rumjaha's XI resulted [in a win for the latter team by 1700 fruns. Scores:

Craigengower.

[C. 3. Grimes, »1. S. Gumjahu,

LT. E. Yech

G. White. Balhatches.

Arculli...

| T, Grimes, i Arcull..........

S. Hope, o Arculli

W. B. Muskett, e Marsden, bi

Arrulli

Y. Abhas, e S. Rumjahn. b

Arculli..

W. 5. Marsh, b Tech

A. A. Paice, st. S. Rumjahn, à

Yeah.

3. Grearson, b Arculli

W. E. No, not oat..

|J. Cootes, 21.- S. Rumjaha, le

Yeah.

Extras

Total

Bowling analysis.-

A. Arcul

M. K.

TE Yeoh 7.1 1 **

A. H. Remjahn's XI

A R. Bumjaho, e Marsh 1

Paice

I. P. Ng. b Greason

T. E Yeah, Lb.w. Paice.

A. Arvulli, e Marsh b Abbas

Sirdar Khan, Grearson..

albatcher, retired

|T. (). Yrob, b Abbas

| H. 1. Rumyata, retired

S. A. Bumaba, run but

N. Mitchell, not ont

18. Mrosdeen, e A la Abbas Extra-

•

Total

Towkeg uhalisia

Poler

+T. Grimes

- may for reserved a 1 Hokas H.:.

| Y. Abbas

| Greatson

A timme. Sinish

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1922,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Page 2).

"AFFAIRS IN THE NEAR EAST.

*Constantinople, Nov. 4. The Grand Vizier has informed the High Commissioners of the Powers that the Constantinople Government has decided not to send a delegation, to the Lausanne Conference,

The decision of Angora relative to the Sultanate has caused consternation among all sober-minded Turks as bang a Now to the deepest-rooted traditions of the nation. The action is believed to be liable to damage the prestige of the Caliphate in the eyes of the entire Moslem world. It is falt that the extremists at Angora have carried the day, and the Turks are asking themselves where these ruthless innovations will end.

The order for the expulsion of all Christians is also cansing sarious misgivings, as they are not only traders but also artisans, and practically all skilled labour is supplied by the Greeks and 5 Armeniars.

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Constantinople, Nov. 4.

The Cabinet has resigned Acting under instructions from the Angers Government, Rafet Pasha (Governor of Thrace) has assum ed the Governorship of Constantinople. This marks the first step of the Kemalists to obtain control of Constantinople.

Athens. Nov. 4.

An Insurrectionary movement has broken out on the island of Samos. The population is demanding the return of the former autommous regime, under the protection of the League of Nations.

Allahabad. Nor, 4,

The attitude of Kemal Pasha toward the Sultan has undoubtedly caused consternation among the Indian Caliphate Party. One Hinds paper asks whether it is now intended to send the proposed Indian 4 Augan Legion 1- fight against Angora,

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AMERICAN POLITICS.

Washington, Nor. 4.

Speaking at Spokane to-day, Senator Borah suggested that the time had arrived for new alignment of political forces.

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1 declared that a political revolution was now going on and that the people were determined to have relief. He said that if the Re- publicans do not alter their economic policy, a third Party, called the People's Party, will surely sweep the United States at the Elections in 1924.

The seengil Team of the aine Clubs met on the Civil Serse ground on Saturday, the. costeh having an interesting finish. Civil Service won by 17 runs..

Sintes

H.K.C.C. 2nd. XI. W. Mackenzi, to Baker M. M. Warson. e Taylor.

THEA

6. H. Peres, Leg.......

. 19 Humphreys, e Holdmsa.

1 Ling

Nicholson, b Ling

i P. Leid, e and & Lind.

G. E. Hands, e Hall.

Tuslor

W. Galloway, h lang

T. Bell, & Fiagher. 1. Bakur. W. Brackenridge, not out

1. I.. Way, Fincher, & Taylor,

Extra-

Tetal Bonkog naslysis, -

F. J. Ling

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::.

F

1. Baker

[C. Sark

1. W. firmuren ..

1. Taylor

Civil Service 2nd XI. Baker rus out.

W. Tolpp, and is Why

10. Suru. b Bedd

St. Fin her, e Read & Piercy

Ling. e Humphreys, Bel

A. W. Griminett. Way

Balan -.

H. Sandford, Humphrey b

Read..

F. H. Ldraan, run rut.

Speculation is rife here regarding the results of the impending elections. It is generally agreed that the present unwieldy Re-. publican majority in Congress will be materially reduced; likewise that the reduced Repablican majority will include elements dangerously subversive to party dscipline, the tendency boing to replace ultra-Conservatives by Liberals and Radicals.

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Gene, Nov. 3.

Dr. Norman White, of the League of Nations Health Organisa. tior,k about to leave for the Far East to make investigations at porta en route in connection with epidemics. He will pay especial attention to those internationally important,

Dr. White will brst participate at the Congress of Red Cross Societies to be held at Bangkok en November 29th. He will then proceed to visit ten or sveive ports in India, Indo-China, the Datch East Indies, China and Japan.

The United States Government has appointed a woman delegate to senioñcially co-operate with the league of Nations' Committee for the repression of traffic in women and children.

THE BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.

Paris, Non. 4. The Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies has adopted M. Bokanowski's report on the Bill approving the Peking arrange- ment as regards the Banque Industrielle. The Committee inserted a clause whereby annual payments under the Boxer Indemnity, after satisfying Far Eastern creditors of the Banque, will be ultimately refunded out of the Bank's profits and employed in Chinese enter- priva" The Colonial Committee also endorsed · the Government's scheme for the rehabilitation of the Bank. It is now only necessary

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FATAL NEW YORK FIRE.

New York, Nov. 4. Firo girls were killed and thirty injured in abre in an embroidery factory here to-day. There is still a large number of employees not accounted for,

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Was....

12

W. Hill, not ent

17

11. F. Tuglar, b Holland-

127) Madar....

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Total

Howlog analysis—

Areaila

F.

W.Hall..

4. Merey.

1 Currzem.

5.1

29

D. Red

J. B. Way

3.4

11 J

Queen's College. 25. A. Batail, b Spink

A. H. Madar, i Cochrane S. D. Ismail, c Lindsell b

Kowloon v. Queen's College. Ques' Collage whited Kowloon Spinks..

Jon Saturley, and played an inter-S. H. kmail, run out

esting mated with the bothe second J. S. Curreem, b Beywo eleven. winning by twa wicketa. | F1. J. Edwards, b Brawn Sutes

G. A. V Hall, c

Firax...

Kowloon 2nd XI.

I. F. Lindsel, S. H. Ismail

b Fletcher

Benang b

J. C. Felcher,'b Brawn

26 S. A. Ismail, not out

II. H. Benoa, b Fleteber ....... oF. M. Arculli, not cut..

T. Cochrane, e Hall, b Fletcher 50 M. I. Mardar, did not bat A. O. Prawo, & Fletcher.

f-The Peking. Nov.

t'irst Section of the Shantung Commis ision this toning discussed the Loode of payment for public

5 properties. The Chinese proposed to pay with Treasury potrs "in silver dollars, bearing no interest. + The Japanese consented to re. 13/curamend acceptance of Treasury! jajnotes for half the total value. bat naked the Chinese to withdraw sog- gestions that the notes be so sitzer, dollar bearing no interest. It was decided to renew the discuss 100 Ister-Beuter.

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25

31

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THE PEKING CABINET.

Peking, Nov. 4.-The Chinese

.121 report that Dr. Wang Chung-huai, the Premier. has again resigned, ja wauthoritatively denied., Dr. Wang

prezided at the Cabinet meeting! this morning-Beuter.

Extras...

W. Hyde, e Mordar b Fetcher. 1 S. Jex, not unt .....

2211

Total Bowling analysis.---

J.

猛。

с

Ismail

Spinks....

.17

3 32

4 Cochrane

11 1 86

Brews R

10-----28-

₫

C

and

Bensas...

IN. 1. Bailton e Curreem b

Fletcher F. G. Herridge.

b Fieteber JE. F. Spinks. Lb.w. Hall

W. G. Stentun.

Curreera.

J. M. Jack, b Hall

Extras..

Total.

..117

Shente...

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