1925-11-24

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925.

OUR PRINCE.

WHYT OF PRIS FUTURE

NOW ?

**SETTLING DOWN.

"He would Be selle to hide the pu vionts increasing anxiety regarding the Prince of Wales's Inture, in volving also the hallon's future and well-being.

A. A Gardiner, writing in the Daily News,"

"The Matiere desires the Paner in fik, 4. worthy abs Tubbier, has to be position. The world

**COPY-CAT.

THE CHINA MAIL

OUT OF GAOL.CA

LONDON THEATRICAL

DARING MIDNIGHT ESCAPE

ROW.

DANCER DISMISSED,

PATIENTER REWARDED.

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Sjars, both clothes, unit garden The Austrian uctresses, Clarice Hardwick and Mildred, combined with amazing du- Nicholls, were mentioned in the ing helped to convicks, Sittey Bow-street Police Court when Marks and Arthur Bagou, who were Miss Mira Nirka, a dancer in s rving entrees for ads and

Rose Marie." now being pro-breaking, epectively, duced at Drury Lang, complained at midnight From adjacent ft: Pentonville that ben Ephrain, one of the res

Epoleon, Pdingle ebonden, managers, had threatened her with violence, and had used ferca

With the scissors they scraped the [benguaje,

ferment front the brickwork, eusin 1 Ber. Therefore, it is n Counsel explained that Mires working in adjacent chers, until nals Scurrussing the promise of Nirska ant Hardwicke took two

Ech sy miks an opening through t ske Prince's development,

curtains nightly. Everything went, well until Miss Hardwicker walk. With the bed clothes! became indisposed. and Misshay made a rope. by which they Niebolls, who understudied her, "lili down 30 feet into the prison persisted in copying Miss Nirska's į änkt mit thers Bley collected the elaborate curtsey,

The Prince Bae as puse he age of the Prison C'mening, ari bus renchedi fler age of seriousins and respondidity. Nadhure bates espáipped Bignalings for alan duty with the qualities of democratie kingship.

inland gifts have felt a plea at impression madina atmos pher of goodwill during his ton Throughout the worlk.

"Behind these grou"le for sufis. fuetionik- a widespread and growing dubt whether ebber quelites als essential to his high position au besine engundang zonadensely cultivatedž.

This view down mot imply dis #regale Prince's love of sport and internet amusement, or of his] Comprung statele pe Boat is ments that the publié woud Sere. hieved to red less about the jazz drum and banjo side odi Blue Priner life.

We Priosce's fukare is of un- finali, ac eveta world wide, geome e. A main sal bis gemise kindll)- mes of heart emas wish to repay the nations' affection and goodwill.

Te can repay it by maluting hi prende adhirah Axample, and Luking up some tack reflecting his interest in the weightier matters of·! rational life and the preparation for his future responsibilities.

THE HUMAN TOUCH.

JAN HAY'S ADVICE TO "GUY'S STUDENTS.

Major Keith "an Bay") ad dressed the students of Guy'ni Hospital medical school in muit week on "The human touch in professional life." "Sleep your- selves as deeply as you like in the knowledge and kre of your eraft," was his advice, "as don't forget the human touch."

BLAIR

Pauline Blair has the distinction of being the Best American girl to be chosen as mastot of an English ovenn guing lines,

Ry "the human touch," he saiti. he meant character and per- sonality as contrasted with techni cal knowledge and ability.

The management refused to much healing was wrought by suggestion as by physic... Many interfere when Miss Nirska com a patient got well just because he plained, after which Miss Ninska refused to take the curtains. Mr. believed in his doctor.

Patients were of three classes: Ephraim spoke sharply to her in (1) Those who were really ill her dressing-room, saying that he these gave little or no trouble, was determined to maintain dis- (2) Those who were, rather illeipline but did not believe in doctors, and said so plainly. These required. to be handled tactfully by means of the soft answer. "Many man will positively enjoy a tennis glow," said the speaker, if he is allowed, when he talks about it at his club lo refer to it as 'my synovitis."

The magistrate dismissed the

summons.

Miss Nirska did not appear in Rose Marie" that night, her un- durstudy taking her place at a minute's potics.

sarden tubes, and mack, them-into a -rofstuiarase, by meats of which

a ey sealed the 20-foot prison bound- My wall.

No prison escape of romantic. Metion, or Eighly-colored mele burn, says the Eveling News," was ever more eleverly hatebed of duringly carried out. Both ment Fuust hive been, samping away

ment and loosening the bricks for

Mrs. Martha Hooffman Honks is an export welding denión- strator.

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"ONLY WAY.”

· PEACE FOR RESTLESS SPIRIT,

VISITORS AT HOTELS

HONGKONG HOTHE

November 22-

Mr and Mrs O Lauritoon MA.LV MOT Lee

MY A. 5. Abbotto ir P, waderar

MM. Boals

pro-Me W. Beckwith

MR. Balillos

M: Y. Beatsmit Mr L. Borghoria Mr R. J Bitback Mr A. C B ges att fih & M18

LOVE AND DEATH. Darrelt Figgis, formerly cine ting past. Their rope comminent in Sine Fein circles before prise to hunkets, like eunvas the rebels broke away, whose wife texts, and a coloured bedcover, and committed suicide a taxi laut monstre feet, find together end-November, was found dead in Fis diameter was 21 inches, gas-filled room in Bloomsbury,

He left a note, reading. "It is and it was hound with string

the only way out". He figured very law feel,

Prominently in the inquest a week before on a young woman who did the result of an operation.

Kystently the men discussed de it plans for estrape dung their wink, in the course of which they

In the sessor.

FASHIONS.

PARIS STILL LEADS WORLD.

"CREATIVE BRAINS."

During 2 High Court action against a dressmalting firm for fall- ingel supply extunes in accord-

Piggie took the room telling the landlady that he wanted w niet apartment with a gas fire, as he would be doing a lot of writing

The mald's knock was not an- swered in the morning, and when the police forced the door they found him lying on the bed.

There were several letters on the dressing table-one long one to the Coroner, another to the press, and others to friends in Preland

THE WATER SUPPLY, Leval and maze of water

Bush and family Mr 12. 16 Capplocso Mr J. CBRN Mr B. Chalker

Mr and Mrs.

Obarpook

Mr and Mrs. R.

Chand

Mr.J. E. Coole Mr J. M. Octocell Miss B. Cowpod Mr. M. Dory Mr W. A. Dowley Mr G Eaves,

Mr J. M. Eleyalde Mr G. E. Ellams Me G.A. FAL

Mr R. E. Farrell MY, 3. W. Fooken

A, H.

9. Forsber

Dr. D. &. Oswie

Miss B. Lille M: 3. Lord Mr. B. Lyd

Mr C M Maado ald: M: H.A. Mackay

Mr F. A. Makiutosh,

Mr M. Mandarine Mr & Mrs Manoiul MEN.. Mason Mr. and Mrs G, T

May

Mra J. W. McCune-

Fog, Umpt.

A. W. voRinlez Mine. Vandar

Mont trosgb Mr. C Morion: Me J. E. Ollerton

Me J. B.. Uzzoria Mr L. Fappo Mr H J Pearce

V Penros Mr and Mrs Polling Mr A. Pollard "Mr R H Pupe Mr. A. Pratt Mrs C. F.

Price Mr and Mr. H. 8.

Priestley

Mr. B. Rolland

Mr ·A.-17. Rows.

Foll

B. C. Gould

and Mrs B. A.

Balo

to Capt. T. P. Hall

Fungo with fashionable requirements, Reservoirs on the fat November 1925-

per for Barker & Co., „pt] Kensington, who was called net n ext waness, give evidence, that a. dress d4 inches long, should have

a bust measurement of 35 inches. nba bip measurement of 4. Every (two inclara added to the length

CITY AND ILL. STRICT WATER. WORK LEYTE.

Tywam R. 7mm Bulow

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:Tytani Intermedinia

170 in. Halow

ft. Sia, Alor ar to Tytan Tuk 1. 19in

Below Tordov

wong Nel Cimg alt

Jin. Fola Beat"ow

10. Ikoliw overthw

Mr and Mrs

Hamilton Misses A, and F..

Camilton

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A. Bi Shank

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Mr B.0. LH.F. Bommers

.. Dr.

S. W. Smith

HE. Hamil

2016. Sim. Balew ovarios Mr & Mrg W.

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{. poft. Hin. Below, orariow Mr J. Hector

Below overdow

Mrs E. Sparks Mr J. B. Satosky Mr G. J. Tarrant Mrs B. Thompson Mr J. Tais

L-Col. & Mra G.

Takes Mrs. Eerschot. Mr Tatundjlan Mr. B.

"Wapsitated the additional al two vokalom na chu tarteanga breplace Mr P Horses. Mr T. Tatundjian

jaded to the girth

Adapun Below. stardig

This rule embled the stores. 10 apply by post a dress lo fit any woman. If the womat happened to be short or slightly abnormal in shape, the dress could be cauly ad Justed.

Ready-made dresses, the buyer cunfinned, were sold wholesale ai Mr. Justice McCardie: Many from 2s, 6 to 13 guineas. hnsbands, on learning that, will immediately reduce their household

llowances!

"The witness added that in 1925 skirs were fuller than in 1924.

Mr. Justice 31cCardic: Why? Witness: Because the Paris model It transpired subsequently that houses create the furhions, and all she had been refused admission to the world follows their lead

The doorkeeper the theatre.

Mr. Justice McCardie: Do you handed her a letter terminating

PESSIMISTIE PATIENTS, her agreement, and she was not me to shy that Britain followe (3) Patients who have nothing allowed even to visit her dressing- Paris? the matter with then, but think froom.

Witness: Yok.

The

they are going to die forthwith. Later Miss Nirska issued a writ Mr. Justice McCurdie:" These wanted cheering up. He against the Drury Lane manage. Frunel nation must congratulate

for it. advocated giving these patients ament, claiming damages

Witness: It has creative brains." name to their complaint. "Tell wrongful dismissal.

him something-anything that

will keep his Imagination from

NOBring into the regions of un- healthy speculation."

It was, said Major Beith, a good plan sometimes to be symbolic. "It is strange the amount of solid comfort which a nervous patient can extract from having his in- terior compared with that of a motor car especially if you tell him he's a Rolls-Royce."

Doctors were the standing Army and Navy of humanity. The life of these met was one long campaign on behalf of other people against ignorance, and dirt, and cruelty, and disease.

Guy's men had a wonderful re- card and a great heritage, and as

a final reminder to those who were passing through the schools he said: "have heroically refrained from urging you to cultivate what is known as an agreeable bedside manner. 1 still refrain, but let me remind you that a few words of cheery commonsense and un- professional informality will often do more for the average patient than the whole British Pharma- coporía,"

"GET RID OF THE TORMENT OF RHEUMATISM.

the need to keep on sumarlog tormant and palu of rheumatism when Chamberlain's Pain Balph may be easily obtained at a small cost. Fub it on gorously. It is very penetrating cad soothing and quickly sestien congestion and the pressure, that causes paina Bold:

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