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AUSTRALIAN TENNIS CHAMPION RETIRES.
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SYDNEY, November II
It is definitely announced that J. O. Anderson line retired" from big tennis. It is andbestond Anderson has informed the Australian Lawn Tennis Association that bis American trip cost him £500 above his allowances and the Association is unable to grant him that amount.
LONDON, November 11, Enormous crowds and bright sunshin marked the celebration of Armistice Day. It was the Best time this had fallen on a Sunday and a service as hold In the morning at Westminster Abbey win their Majesties were present. Naval, milltary and air force detachments were stationed on either ide of the naye and four guardsthen were posted at the grave of the unknown warrior. After two minutes silence, the singing of "Oh God our help" and a shortermon, their Majesties with the choir and clergy Sir H. Trenchard, Earl Beatty, Earl Cavan; the speaker, the Lord Chancellor, Mr. Baldwin, members of the upon the commonwealth of British nations and it is Carinet, the oversea Premiers, Ministers and High for us ensure a wise and determined direction of Commissioners, Mr. Lloyd George, and Earl Balfour the Bere's policy to that end. The abandonment went in processior, to the grave while thymn of her position and authority by Britain through supreme sacrifice" was sung. The glog timidity or other false sentiment might signalise of Kipling's "Recessional" and the soundling of another worldwide conflagration. Our daty is to the "Revellle" by Buglers and the national anthem keep the Empire strong politically and economically closed the service.
In order to chable us to carry out our large share in the work of the world's spiritual and physical re- The Prince of Wales was the central figure at covery, for the world still looks to us to show the the service at the cenotaph where he deposited away. Australia's faith is that the British race will wreath. The massed bands of the Guards played sacred music from 10.30 am. till 10.50. The Cabinet ministers arrived at 10.45. Following the silence the hymn "Oh God our help" was sung.aften, ich the vast crowd made a pilgrimage past the cen mph. A meeting was held in Trafalgar Square in the noon at which the massed Guards bands. Is the singing of,,hymns and the clergy deleted "addresses. A Church Army demonstrationbras
simultaneously held in Hyde Park.
CENOTAPH CEREMONY.
MESSAGE FROM MR. BRUCE
LONDON, November f
Mr. Bruce in an Armistice Day messagessays the resettlement of the world depends to-day greatly
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not and cannot decline the 'duty and privilege which go with the Empire's place in the van of civilised progress.
.....
LATER
The King placed on the unknown warrior's grave a solitary wreath of laurel bound with Flanders poppies Sir H. Trenchard at noon placed a wreath on the Air Force memorial on the Victoria Embank ment in the presence of thousands: Commemorative services were held at St. Pauls, Westminster Cathedral and all the churches. The day was similarly observed throughout the country and the Empire.
received that the woman had managed to enter the country, and It was not undislik ovtalógóf Sep- INtember 8 Dakar mode af obtain ing entry learned. The
Own
TOWNS BUILT ON TREASURE.
Pan glass, we
**** JEALOUS OF RUSSIAN."
that much of the
ed was rich in radium. Thousa of tons of waste containing radium of immense value lle buried deep beneath the foundations of some of the East London streets..
7
The secret midnight landing of an Italian woman described as a means, she seemed to have bribed countess, who had crossed the the skipper of a small Boulogne English Channel in a fishing smack fishing smack to land hef on the coast somewhere in the vicinity of to see her lover, was described at Folkestone. Marlborough-street Police Court when Monica Anna Carolina, 32,
"She says," stated Mr. Muskett, whose address was given as Ryder "she paid the fisherman 2,500
There are many places on the. was francs and gave him a bottle of street, St James's, S.W.,
earth, now thickly covered with whisky for his trouble........ charged, as an alien, with landing "That is the way she got houses, the soll of which would in the United Kingdom without the over, landing at midnight permission of the Immigration on the coast. She managed to pay for working by minors. Much Officer. A handsome woman, with bire a motor-car the next morn- of Kimberley is built of "tailings," dark eyes and dainty features, she g at Folkestone for £12, in the refuse from the diamond which she was driven to the flat mines, which was used by the was dressed in a black costume, of Patterson, who was present at draped in braid, with a hat to the time of the arrest. She said that authorities for street making and match, and wore massive earrings she was jealous of a Russian girl street repairing: which almost touched her neck. whom she alleged was living with
When up-to-date methods of She pleaded guilty and was sent to him. That may be the explant dealing with the tailings came prison for 14 days.
tion of the case.".
Mr. Herbert Muskett, prosecut Sir Henry Curtis Bennett, KC.,in, it was found that this waste
first came
to
+
ing, said she
defending, said that the explana-stuff contained quite a lot of small England about October 6, 1922, tion of the case was given by the diamonds which the old methods arriving at Folkestone. She re- gistered herself, as was required of woman at the earliest moment. had failed to recover, and people aliens, in December 1922 at Bow-She was undoubtedly very fond actually began digging for dia- wasmonds in the streets of Kimberley. street Police Court She described of a man in Eugland; and
desirous of coming over to see One street alone yielded £8,000 herself as a widow, born in 1891 him. It was not suggested that she worth. Stones valued at £45, £22 The period of her stay was came for any other purpose. She and £15 were found by one extended to February 1923 by the undertook a somewhat, perilous man within two feet of the surface Secretary of State, and it was ultimately extended to May 1923. Voyage on the smack. This was over which thousands of people
had walked daily for years." On or about May 16 last the Secre- almost a technical offence
Some of us, cald St Henry, Under Berlin. are considerable tary of State gave instructions, '«. who are increasing in years per-deposits of amber. During recent under the Order of 1920, to the haps do not appreciate quite to the dredgings for making a new canal Immigration Officer that as an un- desirable alien she would not be full what oneappreciates when one the finds of amber averaged fifteen was a little younger that a great pounds weight daily. There must allowed to re-enter the country. But unfortunately, owing to her be affection between the sexes will be tons which will never be ing confused with another in- very often induce either sex to be recovered. Three large pieces wore. found in digging foundations for a dividual, she was allowed inadvert-gulity of the most foolish act
She merely came bár,” 'sald' new building in the very centre of ently to enter the country at Sir Henry, "because, of Har love the city. Harwich on May.18 last
There is one town the streets of Having got into the country, she for this man. She now realises sho
which may be said to be paved with was allowed to remain for 14 days. ought not to have come here.
The Magistrate, Mr. H. L. Can-gold. This is Denver, Colorado, Subsequently, for reasons which he need not go into, she was allow celler, said the woman seemed to The rock used for macadamizing ed to remain till June 1923, leaving have been very determined to the principal thoroughfare has been disobey the Allen: Restriction assayed and found to contain gold the country on the 9th of that Orders, and it was his duty as a to the value of five dollars (rather magistrate, whatever her position more than twenty shillings) to the SENT BACK TO FRANCE
might be arid whatever her motive, ton. On August 22 last at 9 pm. she to assist the authorities.
Gold-bearing rock has also been arrived at Folkestone from. He sentenced her to be imprison found under New York during Boulogne in a steamer accom-ed for 14 days as a first-class excavations at Broadway and 189th panted by a man named Patterson misdemeanant, and granted a street, and a few years ago a vein The matter was brought to the certificate recommending her de- of gold was discovered under Cape notice of the Immigration, Officer portation A
Town while workmen were digging
month
at Folkestone, who in accordance On the application of Mr. for a new dock. The reef here is with his Instructions, told her and Muskett, a summons was granted thirty feet thick and runs towards her companion that she would be against Patterson for alleged aid- Signal HIIL refused permission to land.
Ing, and abetting in contravening
But there was no boat back to the Allens Order.
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