Exclusion of As Causing London, Jan, 20.
The Washington correspond of the "Sunday Times" ant tension between Japan shortly to be introduced into the House of Representatives aiming Parr's feeling of confidence and hope that in the coming year Britain sumed her place as ig nation.
London market was the bs the foreign borrower. Foreign and Colonial loans issu ed last year amounted to £130, 000,000. "These overseas loans formed. the best foundation for expansion of the export. trade. The fact that imports had risen from " £1,000,000,000 to £1,008,- coveyed through draped streets, ed with troops, to the Trade House, where guards of ur, composed of prominent will take te ie are being aditted to view the coffin.
It is stated that the Congress of the Soviets will elect MAL. Kameiyoft surupa Joint sssors to M. Lenin in the pre-of the Council of Com.
issers and that there will be no chai 6 inthe home and foreign aeethe senate "ochsion of ea tug fry, dren Faaiming [eden thee" were at y of the Soviets.—Reater.
Moscow, Jan. 25.
The correspondent declares that the frank object of the original tors of the Bill is to abrogate the Gentleman's Agreement.
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