Jerusalem, Sept. 4.
The High Commissioner, Chancellor, has enacted ance under which the courts trying people charged in connection with the recent disturbances shall be composed of British judges.
The High Commissioner dissipates the impression that the accused are confined to one section of the publi Offenders will be tried—witho: distinction as to race and creed.
The Supreme Council of the Arab Executive has begun to erect a new building immediately above the so-called Waiting Wall. The Jews have protested and the matter is being considered by the Government.
Troops to-day raided two villages, seized some stolen loot and arrested Some suspects.
It is officially stated that the: number of casualties as the result of the recent disorders were 119 Jews, 87 Moslems and four Chris tians killed and 334 Jews, 208 Moslems ard 83 Christians wounded.
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