London, together with a number of City business men, are interesting themselves in a China Night to be held "at "Harringay Arena carly january.
The total proceeds of every ticket sold will be handed to the Lord Mayor's China Fund, and it is anti-elated that all the arena's 9,000 seats will be sold.
Mr. M. D. Ewart, whose main busi-ess interests are in China and who was formerly with Messrs Arnhold Ca, here and in Hankow, and Major" W. H. Mackenzie, of "Hur-Fingay, are organizing the night. It involves a tremendous amount of but T have gladly undertaken order to show my numerous the general sympathy in this country with their present plight, said Mr. Ewart.
'Tue Vody of Dr. James I. Seder, 79, retired minister and-missionary te' Japan,-was taken to St. Paul, Minn, for burial at the home.
a'son while the state called a Special grand. jury to consider: charges against three ox-convicts it accused of kidnaping the dry lead-for $50,000 ransom. Dr. Seder died carly Nov. 15 aller a two-day fight against pneumonia, which physicians said "undoublediy* was brought on by his ten-day confinement in an. sbondoned coal mine,
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