LATE CABLES
LONDON, November 21. Billiards i M'Conachy 9,584 (including breaks of and 276 unfinished), Neil 8.327 (including a break of 326).-A. Md Novemlx-.r 21. That the Prince’s visit, to Bombay is not affected by.the noting was iv-oved bv the great ovation which lie received at the military display at ww Stadium, at which 15,000 natives were massed in open tim. Not a single discordant note was struck. Among the addresses received was one from tuc Parsecs The disaffected native quarter is quiet, and there has been no serious outbreak of rioting or looting. Tins is due to the energetic art ion ul the authorities, also to the effort* of joint pickets of Parsecs Hindus, and Mohammedans, who patrolled the bazaars in conformity with an agreement reached last night at Gandhi’s residence between various factionsi ol ... Tisfivc community! The trams have resumed, and most of the shops lino SS rrUoni have apparently been established but the polme and military are still keeping a dose watch in the disaffected aiea.— A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 17824, 22 November 1921, Page 8
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173LATE CABLES Evening Star, Issue 17824, 22 November 1921, Page 8
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