Os the 2.4.13 cases examined and dis
posed of at Gallinger Municipal Hos
pital Inst year, Dr. Hickling said 1.014
were alrohnlios and fil drug addicts;
IS!) were found to lie not psychotic,
and 3fiS were transferred to St. Eliza
lie’h's Hospital. Fifty visits also were
made to St. Klizageth's Hospital, he
: said, and f.OS cases were examined
j prior to their appearance in court.
Lowers protest
IN BALKAN ROW
France and England Assured
by Bulgaria That She Will
Preserve Peace.
By Radio to The Star and rhicatro Daily Nevr*.
VIENNA, August 4.—Dispatches
from Sofia state that France and Eng
land have protested to the Bulgarian
foreign minister relative to the al
; leged Komltadji activities on the Jugo
{ slav-Rumanian frontiers.
The foreign minister replied that
I Bulgaria would continue, An previ
ously, every effort to preserve Balkan
j peace.
j (Cop.vrirht.l92H. by Daily News Co.»
NOTE NOT YET RECEIVED.
Officials Say Rumor May Have Grown
From Press Statements.
GENEVA, Switzerland, August 4
OP).—The secretariat of the League
of Nations has no information what
ever concerning a note reported to
have been sent to the league by
Jugoslavia protesting against raids on
Jugoslav territory by Bulgarian ir
regulars.
The report, it is pointed out here,
evidently is the outcome of the com
ment In Belgrade newspapers urging
the Jugoslav government to address
such a. note to the league.
HEAVY QUAKE ROCKS
TOKIO; SEVERAL HURT
i Biggest Shock Since 1924 Centered
I Seaward, Else Catastrophe Would
Have Resulted.
; By Mir Associated Prea*.
