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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

ALL INDIAN CONGRESS.

Patna, September: 24. The All India Congress committee has rejected Mrs. Besant's Commonwealth of India BI which was not seconded..

The committee passed a resolution sympathising with the Chinese and protesting against the employment of Indian soldiers to suppress their "movement for frecklom." It also condemned the motion of the United States Government In refusing a passport to Saklatvala. It expressed sympathy with the Indians of South Africa and declared that a Bill it was proposed to pass by the Union Parliament was manifusly n breach of the 1924 settlement-Reuter."

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Per 8.8. Empress of Australia from Vancouver via ports Septem- ber 24. Mr. G. Fulcher, Mr. Fook Ho, Mr. H. H. Lo, Mr. H. Lo Miss E. Lo, Miss G. Lo, Mr. D. J. Lewis, fra Lewis, Miss L Monekton, Col, J. Brooks Nichols, Mr. S. Pun- vaguapta, Mr. J. Plummer, Mrs. Plummer, Mr. A. S. Hett, Mrs. F U. Loung, Mrs, and infant Leung Mrs. W. Y. Chow, Rev. Father Robert, Mrs. L. Lai, Mr. HT. Ng Dr. S. C. Ho, Mr. S. C. Lo, M M. K. Lo, Mrs. D. Fraser, Miss | Fraser, Madam V Willaueme, Mr. R. A. Nicholson, Mr.T. W. Shearstone, Miss Er Shearstone, Miss M Shearstone. Mr. Julle E. A. Sklva, Mr, E. C. Hanscomb, Mr. General Gamelin's force was supported by tanks. After encoun-H., Broomhall, Mrs. Broomhall; tering stiff resistance on the heights to the south of Telaviv he occu-Miss Cunningham, Mr. M piod at midday the position which had fallen during the night. The Elmiger, Mr. E. Enault, Mr. L. Druses' are falling back northwards between Telaviv and Suelda. Kirkwood, Mr. W. Leek, Mr. T Router.""

THE SYRIAN CAMPAIGN.

Paris, September 24:

A message from Damascus states that General Gamelin's force has departed, from Mousseiffre in the direction of Sueldar

Later.

A report from Damascus states that General Gamella's force has entered Sueida,

PRINCE OF WALES' DEPARTURE,

Buenos Aires, September 24. Great crowds gathered at the station to bid farwell to the Prince of Wales on his departure for the ranch where he is to spend two days prior to sailing on H. M. S. Repulse to England on the morning of September 27. President Alvear is to attend a farewell dinner there. on Séptember 26-Reuter,

PERSIAN UNREST.

Teheran, September 24. Under the pretext of the lack of bread, a large crowd closed the market and mobbed-Mejlish. They demolished the doors, windows and furniture and some members were injured while attempting to escape. The military governor unsuccessfully tried to pacify them. The demostrations continne.-Reuter.

KRUPPS AND STEEL TRUST.

Berlin,, September 24. Messrs. Krupps of Easen have withdrawn from the proposed iron and steel trust on the ground that the disappearance of such a well. known name would not be advantageous to German economic life.

Reuter.

THE SHIPPING STRIKE.

Durban, September 23. The s.s. Sandgate Castle, the first vessel to be held up by the strike, aalled to-night, leaving several of the original crew behind.-Reuter.

رحیم

"AVIATORS ENTERTAIN GENERAL HSU."

Paris, September 24.

The French Aero Club cordially entertained General Hsu who was made an honorary member.-Havas.

OBITUARY.

Lahore, September 24. The death is announced of Lieutenant-General Sir Pratap Singh, the Maharaja of Kashmir, uncle of "Mr. A."-Reuter.

[Sir Pratap Singh, G.C.S.I., G.C.LE, G.B.E., was the Maharaja of Hammu and Kashmir.]

INDIAN COTTON MILL STRIKE.

Bombay, September 24.

Out of eighty-two cotton 'milla only five are now working. and 115,000 operatives are idle-Reuter.

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Pratt, Mrs. Pratt, Misa R. E. Pratt, Master R. Pratt,. Rev. W. Smith, Mra. S..Sugitra. Mr. W. J.Wilkinson, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr G. F. Benson, Mrs. Benson, Mr. D. Commissinrat, Master R. Gard her, Miss A. P. Thomson, Miss A, Beer, Mrs. S. M.-Lopes, Mr. Tseng, Mr. J. H. King, Mr. K. K. Tsen, Mr. H. K. Chang, Mr Cheng, Mr. X. E L, Mr. Wong Mr. N. T. Yu, M. Y. C. Leung, Mr. F. P. Wong, Miss H: Ferguson Mr. A. P. Sze, Mrs. Mew, and child, Mrs. T. T. Yeh, Miss Yeh, Master Yeh, Mr. S. C. Chang, Mr. S. C Chang, Mr. C. O. Lau, Mr. C. S. Lau and Mr. C. S; Wong.

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Per 8.8. Tanyo Maru for Aus- tralla via ports September 24- Mr. K. Watanabe, Mr. H. Haru- matsu, Mr. R. Takahashi, Mrs. Takahashi and 1 child, Mr M. Murakami, Mr. S. Kaino, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sheki and 2 children, Mr. L. Horrie, Mr. G. H. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lord, Mr. S. Ozawa, Dr. Mary Rachs, Mrs. F. Kino- shita, Mr. T. Fukushima, Mr. D. Kaku, Mr. T. Ito, Miss R. M Chisholm, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Matsu- shima, Mr. J. D. Blakeney, Miss T. One, Mrs. K. Nikaido, Mrs. C. Amatani, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nan- moff and 2 children, Miss, O. I Kozakoff, Mr. B. Shimada, Mr. Y. Kojima, Mr. H. Ori, Dr. S. D Farez, Mr.. Wong Sing, Mr. W Dewar, Mr. C. Caskle, Mr. L. Cae kie, Mrs., C. Caskie, Miss Caskie, Mr. Y. Amatani, Mr. T. Yasumori, Mr. K. Matsuo, Mr. A. Bagdanoff, Master, Tong, Bagdanoff, Mr. S. Kato,. Mrs. K. Kubo, Mr. K. Kura- shig, Mr. M. K. Scott, Mrs. F. Fedrovich, Miss M. Dedenovier, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Repin and 2 chi- drem

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