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1924.

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M TROTSKY REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL

Moscow, Jaa 20

Leun D. Bronstein Trotsky, Secretary for War and Marine Russia, is seriously ill at Tilis of a high fever.

IMMIGRATION LAWS IN USA.

of

Washington, Jan" 271.

the embodiment of The Japanese Embassy protests against Japanese exciusion as a provision in the Lodge-Johnson Immigration Bill, declaring that it violates the spirit of the Gentlemen's Agree-

ment.

Representative Cable of Ohio is introducing a Bill extending the present immigration laa to 1930, but with an amendment admitting 1% of the resident nationals shown by the 1890 census.

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CHAMBER DISCUSSES FUTURE OF FRANC.

Paris, Jan. 26

In the Chamber of Deputies there has begun the debate on the Government's proposals to strengthen the franc. It was declared that the deficit must be removed before exchange can be expected to improve. Should the Chamber of Deputies adopt the Government's proposals, it was declared, the revenues would exceed expenditures by a hundred and sixty-one millions.

ten days.

The Government's. is expected to last The debate proposals will be hotly contested, the Left bíne hoping to overthrow" the Government. The defeat of the latter is not likely, however. The representative of the Government declared that the proposals, nt the outside, meant an increase of but our per rest. in the rest of living. It is expected that M. Poincare will endeavour to close the general discassion to-day in order to make room for a detailed dis- cussion of the scheme.-Renter.

Paris, Jan. 27.

In the resumed debate on the Government's inancial proposals, the Socialists attribated the fall of the frune to the Government's foreign policy, M. Poincare asserted that an organised campaign existed against the frang with a view to discrediting French' policy. which he proceeded firmly to defend. 3. Herriot, the Radical Socialist leader, declared that the recent heavy fall is due to British Conservatives selling sterling and franes to boy dollars, and declared that a Dutch bank bought $1,000,000 with francs. The closure was due Monday.-- adopted without opposition, and further debate is Eenter.

FAREWELL TO SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES.

New York, Jan. 26.

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The British Ambassador. Sir Auckland Geddes, rousing farewell dinner. The press all over the country has paid him tributes. He is sailing for England on Saturday.

Prior to his departure Sir Auckland Geddes expressed satisfac- tion at leaving a clean slate" at the Embassy. Replying to a request that he interpret the clause in the liquor treaty "an hour's steaming distance from American shores," he said" that one should be en- abled to tell by the speed of the boat's engines, and if any doubt exist ed tests could be made and averges struck.

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Sir Auckland Geddes was the recipient of unusual honours as the Aquitania steamed down the Bay. Soldiers on Governor's Island fired a salute of twenty-one guns. Sir Auckland Geddes standing at aften- top through the salute.-Renter's American Sedvice.

THE LENIN AUTOPSY.

· Riza, Jan. 26.

A post-mortem éxamination has established the cause of the death of M. Lenin to have been ameriò sulerosis of the brain ap- parently inherited from his father, who died at the same age of the same dental disease. M. Lenin's body was embalmed. A proces sion of his admirers has been uninterruptediyising the cumin. His grave is being prepared in Red Square. Mosunw, heide the monument commemorating the fth anniversary of the Bosbevist revolution. The Diplomatic Corps has decided to attend the funeral on Sunday and to present a joint wreath-Beutre. "

RECOGNITION

DF

RUSSIA.

Washington, Jan. 28. Great Britain's recognition of Russia will, in President Coolidge's opinion, have less bearing on the attitude of the United States toward Russia than the investigation of the question of Soviet récognition which the Senate Foreign Committee is conducting. Beuters Ameri-

cen Service.

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AUSTRALIAN PREMIER RETURNS.

London, Jan. 27.

Premier Brace of Australia is homeward hoard. En route home, he will visit Gallipoli and will join the s2. Orsova at Port Said. Mr. J. H. Thomas, the new Labour Secretary for the Colonies, bade him JAPANESE BOOT AND SHOE farewell on behalf of the Government-Reuter.

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PANAMA CANAL LACKS PROTECTION.

"Colon, Jan. 26.

The recent naval manoeuvres have proved that the Panama Canal is wide open to any enemy aircraft, and more adequate defences

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with unlawfully attempting twin Queen's Road. Finally the steal.

detective arrested defendants, The defeadnats were walking searched them and found six one. jalong Ques¤'s Howl Central dollar notes ETI ther secund. TWO DISCIPLES OF FAGIN. When they came to a jeweller's defendant. Three ten dollar agtes

-hop first delendant pushed the boy were later found on the same: Mak Mm (21) and Wong Kwu 19) jamong some taites. Second defen" defendant at the police station. were brought before Mr. G. X.dant WAN seen by a Chinese After the evidence was benzi

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into some first défendant was sentenced to the Jadies pockets. This three months' hard labour and the- being in possession of $36 in notes of suspected to have been stolen, and happened at a number of shops second defendant discharged.

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