SIR GERARD "DR. TAGORE AT
WILLSHIRE.
SINGAPORE.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27th, 1927.
SIX MONTHS FOR ASSAULT WELCOME TO RENOWNED-
ON YOUNG WOMAN,
JUDGE ON A TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.
INDIAN POET.
PICTURES SCENES AT THE WHARF.
COMMERCIAL RADIO SERVICE.
** THE SPORTING CHANCE.”
BETWEEN, HONG KONG AND MANILA
·PHILIPPINES -PAPER'S
COMMENT.
GOOD MELODRAMA.
AT THE QUEFN'S TO-DAY.
A pony race in a ball-room, with six members of the fair max as" the jockeys, is an int Festing episode
THE ART OF HYPOCRISY.
RYKOFF'S EXCUSES FOR SOVIET STATE MURDERS,
IN THE INTERESTS OF THE "TOILER'S STATE."
Moscow.
HOW MILLIGAN WAS BEATEN.
TOWEL THROWN IN IN 10TH ROUND:
WALKER'S TERRIFIC
PUNCHES.
*
At 8 o'clock there were as many spectators at Olympia, Kensington, W., when pionship between Mickey Walker (United States) and Tommy MI ligan (Scotland) ended a victory
JAVA'S AIR MAIL.
NOT MUCH ENTHUSIASIASM AS YET.
INTER-ISLAND SERVICE
· LATER?
Batavis, July 12th. For the present there seems to be "little intarest in Java in the new air mail, which connects with the homeward mail from Batavia. The figures which have been forthcoming
ing. Mias Jean Olda, aged 9, altween the races, arrived in Singhai, and Macno, the rate being 43 in connection with motion-picture without trial" shall cease, and the world's middle-weight cham- mail-bag was sent from Sourabaya,
centavos per word."
photography.
In commenting on the opening of in The Sporting Chance," which.
~H. Bykoff, President of the Coun Sir Gerard Arthur Maxwell-Will-I
SINGAPORE, July 20th.
their circuit to Hong Kong, oa was shown, at the Queen's Theatre eil of People's Commissars, has shire, Bart., aged 33, was sentenced i Dr. Rabindranath Tagore, the Saturday, the Radio Corporation of yesterday and will be screened there received a telegram from Messrs. to six months' imprisonment in the renowned Indian poet and advocate the Philippines states that addi- again to-day. Incidentally this second division at the Kent Assizes of internationalism in its wider tional service vid Hong Kong is effectively demonstrates the advan. Lansbury, Maxton, and Fenner attendants is at Maidstone on a charge of assault sense of a better understanding be available to Amay, Focchow, Shang ced stage which has been reached Brockway asking that "executions
hairdresser's assistant, of West poré this morning, on an invitation
pointing out that these executions Kensington. Sir Gersed, who lives from a committee, representative of
are making difficult their campaign at Churt, Surrey, is alleged to have every section of the cosmopolitan. taken Miss Olds for a night drive population of this the chief town of
against the anti-Russian policy of the British Government. in his cu from London. When one of Britain's must important near a wood at Maidstone, it was Colonies, atated, he ordered the woman to leave the car and undress, and he then covered her body with a black substance, leaving her to get home As she could.
Dr. Tagore, who is accompanied by Prof. Sunithi Kumar Chaterje, D. Lit. (Lond.), Prof. Surendra- math Kar, artist, and Prof. Dhiren Krishna Deb Varmar, artist, arriv-
Two hours before the assize courted by the Amboise. opened a quoue, headed by a! Dr. Tagore was met on board by woman, began to line up. Mr. Mr. R. J. Farrer, President of the Justice Rowlatt expressed the Municipal Commissioners of Sin- opinion, when charging the grand gapore and thairman of the tom jury, that refined people would mittee appointed by the various not wish to listen to the case, but communities for the reception of when the court opened several the visitor, and Mr. J. G. Camp- fashionably-dressed-women, accom- bell-introductions-being effected by panied by men, were among the first Mr. Arian Williams, Dr. Tagore's to occupy the public scats. One secretary in Singapore on the woman was on the `jury,
Plas of Guilty.” After Mr. Justice Bowlätt had taken his seat and Sir Gerard had surrendered to his bail there was some delay in proceeding, with the trial while a consultation was tak ing place betwood Mr. Norman Burkett, KC, leading counsel for the defence, and Sir Gerard. When they returned to court Sir Gerard pleaded guilty.
casion of his visit,
Simplicity and Humility.
e-
The first viow those waiting on the wharf had of the poet was when he emerged to descend the gangway, and it was a view of a face in which simplicity and hund lity
were the outstanding charse turistics, typical of a personality with a life mission such an ia his.
There is also available service to
Canton, Swatow, Hoihow, Wuchow, and Konginoon at 46 centavos per
word.
To the last mentioned places, the office of destination collects its own delivery charge from the addressee.
Another comment, by a Manila paper, states
The management of the Radio Corporation of the Philippines said that beginning at 7.30 a.m. on June 23rd, it will open a commercial radio telegraph service with Hong Kong The circuit will be operated in collaboration with the Government Office authorities in the British Colony. The full rate per ward tki R.C.P. will be 23 centavos, which is a substantial reduction in the existing telegraphic rate. De-
one-half of the full rate.
The
The Sporting Chance" is based on an ordinary, but a very inter- eating and appealing story. plot is simple, but it is exceedingly. well developed. Interest is caught from the start and the three central charters of the screen-play are re- sponsible for an excellent, portrayal
ment
On
for Walker,
are indeed disappointing. Only one of a weight of 14.9 kilogrammes, for the mail steamer, and in addition 6 kilogrammes for Semarang, and 23 for Batavia, which brings the total up to 43 kilogrammes...
Considering that the two planes can carry 730 kilogramines of mail, these figures are indeed dishearten- ing..
Ab 9 o'clock the hall was much In the course of his reply to this less than half full The only reason that could be suggested "for message M. Ryko s2,55
The sentences were indicted by the smallness of the crowd was that the United State Political Depart the prices charged were too high. White The cheapest seats were 24 and twenty actire
According to one of the Soura- of their respective parts, and it can
the Jearest at the ringside £11.baya papers the Sourabaya business. be said that they make what might Guards, whose guilt was proved by easily have been a somewhat dull documentary evidrace. Innumerable Both these were well patronized, man does not wish to take any and very ordinary film into a quick. lies and calumnies are being spread but the other seats, and especially chances yet, and, therefore, the
sparsely occupied moving, live and highly entertaining through the foreign Press hostile to those between £5 and £8 were very larger part of the Sourabaya mail screen-story by the sheer force of the U.S.S.E. This campaign is an
At 9:30 when it was obvious that their Erst-class-acting-and-their-integral part of the general came
understanding and paiga against the U.S.S.R. by which the building would not be more sympathetic adaptability to the characters they of which are the British Conserva pertain sections of the gallery were the interested parties, at the head than half. Alled the spectators in tives-wish-to-divert-public-attention-permitted to leave their seats and
-represent.
is posted as usual.
The_paper_referred to takes & rather optimistic view of the matter, as it expresses its belief
businessman towards the new mode
that soon the attituds of the average
ferred messages will be accepted at It is an enjoyable picture, and from the proparation of new advco- take others in the higher priced of mail transport will change.
Trafic si R.C.P. to Hong Kong will be received in and distributed from the radio telegraph section of in the heart of the business district the Government Post Office situated on the Bund Preliminary tests of the facilities indicate that high conditions will obtain for a great portion of the time between Honz Kong and Manila
Dorothy Phillips as Patricia Win- throp, willing to make any sacrifice for the sake of her ruined father,
óxcellent. In turn, she is laughter threatened with imprisonment,. is
and tears. She fills the part admir.
ably.
Lou Tellegen, as Darrel Thornton, sportsinan," but
toasted as
As in the case of its trans-Pacificreally cad and twister of the first circuit, the R.C.P. will employ
43
Like Court Martials.
•
On the other hand, there is the
tures against the U.S.S.R., with the material and moral support of the section on the ground floor. British Conservative Cabinet.
Mr. Cochran came to me at the | fact that of 530 pieces of registered ringside and said, "The death of mail forwarded by plane from Mr. James White has certainly Batavia to Sourabaya and delivered interest in the fight that I expect Flained on Monday, which again affected us. This news killed the there on Saturday only 201 were ed. The sale of tickets to-day was shows that the majority of people very poor, and could not be com in East Java do not care greatly pared with other days, but I have for the saving of two days effected not lost. I have taken £40,000, and by the introduction of the air mail. I shall make a profit of at least £4,000.
trial is not correct. According to To speak of executions without the laws of the U.S.S.R. the United State Political Department, when the necessity arises in the struggle against eBunter-revolutionary ac tivities, is vested with the powers of an extraordinary court, which is analogous the extraordinary
to
geois States, with the difference of principle that the Soviet court in flicts punishment on counter-revolu- tionaries, while in bourgeois States punishment is inficted on revolu- tionary workers.
He was clothed in a blue robe, which it seemed to the writer was Sir Travar Humphreys, for the not particularly of Indian, or of prosecution, pointed out that the any characteristically racial, pat depositions did not contain any extern. His headdress consisted of planation of Sir Gerard's conduct, a high black cap... which had really amounted to an
At the wharf, the prominent outrage upon this woman. Under those circumstances statements had members of the various commuřities 'nutomatic transmission, and recer water, plays his part to perfection, courts and court-martial of bour- were presented to the poet, among tion is the Hong Kong circuit. without over-doing it, while Thea been taken from a number of per- them Dr. Gilbert Brooke, the Chief Every endeavour will be made tayon Eltz, plays the part of Robert "sons in order to throw light on the Health Officer, and Mr. D. "A provide a thoroughly first clasà
master, and statements had been Bishop, principal of Raffles In-service on this, its first inter Selby, of Dixie, pinning his all on taken from three women, and notice stitution. Mr. M. A. Namazie re- Oriental circuit, by the local radio Kentucky Boy," his one and only of additional evidence had beca newing previous acquaintance with conceta, which in actual operation race horse, is a convincing actor. served upon Sir Gerard. Those the poet, who was his guest a few with San Francisco during the past
The story moves swiftly from Bçene atatements indicated that he was years ago on the occasion of a short month has completely dispelled the very far from being a normal per stop at Singapore en route to old bogey of mutilation and delay to scene, and lends to excitement son and that sometimes his actions
in the extraction of Kentucky on radiograms which has existed for Boy," attached for debt, from the reflected AR abnormal mentality,
some years in Manila.
stable and the smuggling of it on probably an abnormal sexual ment
to the course. An exciting race ality.
-beings the picture to a climax, and
-Kappily Married.
***
Mr. Birkett, for the defence, said that the serious course which had been taken of pleading guilty had at least this merit-it prevented a repetition of the distressing story that had obtained such a wide publicity at the police court hear- ing
There was much that could be said in favour of Sir Gerard. He had uten happily married for four years, and apart from the matters discussed to-day there was nothing
against him.
China.
The poet was garlanded, an act whereby a Hindu pays the highest compliment to his guest. This ceremony was performed by Dr. K K. Pathy on behalf of the Hindu RUBBER DISEASE IN JAVA. there is a happy ending with the
Association. In doing so Dr. Pathy referred to the internationalising influence for good he hopod Dr. Tagore's visit would have on the many-raced population of Singa pore.
NOT SO SERIOUS AS THOUGHT.
The discussion which took place in the Estates Products' Committee regarding the rather cryptic re ferences, which emanated From London, to the alleged outbreak of a new rubber disease, in Java hra served to allay fears that we'
ruined father saved from criminal proceedings and prison, and the girl saved from sacrifice to the so-called sportsman.
To-morrow: "That Royle Girl,"
Referring to the statement in the telegram that a part of British public opinion is shocked by the recent sentence on twenty White Guards caught red-handed in organising espionage and terror against the Soviet leaders, M. Rykoff declares:--
"Constructive Work!
The Big Fight.· ́ Walker and Milligan entered the ring at 8.40.
FIRST ROUND.-Walker
scored
with the hardest paraches but Mi ligan did not seem to mind a left book to the body and 's very hard] right to the jaw. In the middle of the round Walker's injured right eye opened. ·
SECOND ROUND--Milligan half knocked Walker through the ropes with a left. He was fighting much better than Walker and with more confidence and was now carrying the fight to the American.
THIRD ROUND-In the third In England and other countries round Milligan was still the more the specific conditions under which aggressive, and Walker missed con-
tinually
He began to look as the U.S.S.R. must carry on con-
Maligan
Linking Up The Islands.
A Batavia daily asks if in"the end it should turn out that the Netherlands Indies have not yet developed to such a point that all these technical improvements for which so many people have been clamouring, are needed,,,
This paper forgets that the public has never been clamouring for this air mail, but that there have been sate people, most of whom are aerial interested in materially traffic, who have urged the Govern ment to do everything necessary to further the development of aero cautica in the colony so that when
British" air moil should be in- Augurated between India and Aus tralia, the route would follow Java.
It seems that, considering the comparatively rapid connection be- tween Batavia and Sourahaya by
another fine film, will be screened structive work in the surrounding though he would not last. the pack rail and steamer, there is no urgent
oapitalist (States are underrated. Milligan was setting.
at the Queen's Theatre, and will ran until Saturday inclusive.
HOME RACING.
At the present moment the British was boating Walker at his own Conservative Government, having'.
quite rightly entertained by plan- RESULT OF STEWARDS' CUF. fierco struggle against the U.S.S.R.
tars here. The subject has appar ently been considered by the "Lon- don Technical Advisory Committee
Dr. Tagore replied briefly, ex- pressing the pleasure be felt at the kind reception accorded hizo.
Guest of H.E. Br Hugh Chord. the welcome by a musical chant in A picturesque touch was lent to During the war Sir Gerard con- honour of the poet which was ren- tracted a rulent type of trench dered by the Indian ladies present, fever, and that fever had recurrent to the accompaniment of music on effects upon him. The alightest a stringed instrument. quantity of drink taken at such Dr. Tagore, accompanied by Mr.
unes had a very pronounced effect R. J. Farrer, Mr. M. A. Namazie, of the Ceylon Rubber Scheme, at and his secretary Mr. Arian Wil-which Mr. Masefield enquired as There can be no question," said Hams, proceeded to Government to how far aidium had caused dif Mr. Birkett, "that during the days House, where he was be the guest fculty in Ceylon as he had received immediately preceding the day on of Sir Hugh and Lady Clifford till a serious report of oldium leaf fall which the offence is alleged to have the 2nd, after which he was be the from East Java. occurred the defendant had been guest of Mr. M. A. Namazie at drinking at intervals, and was at the latter's Siglap residence. Dr. the same time suffering from trench Tagore was due to leave. on July
eath. lever
at once
No" punishment which he may be called upon to bear. can be heavier that the punishment which he has already borne.'
זי
Doctor's Evidence.
Gifts to the University. We are informed that H.H. the Nizam of Hyderabad has given a lakh of upees so Dr. Tagore's University. Another valuable gift "Dr. Beckett Overy said he had is that of the King of Egypt con attended Bir Gerard's mother and sisting of a valuable library of | Arabian literature, both ancient father, and also Bir Gerard since he was-a-boy. During the last and modern.-Straits Times. twelve months he had suffered from neurasthenia
He
of
either occasion,
25. special circumstances this shocking
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, "July 20th. The result of the Stewards' Cup is as follows:-
1
Priory Park (10 to 1) The Director of Agriculture, on
Queen's Bower (100 to 7).... 9 Товаланд (11:10 2) 615- 3 the somewhat vague advices received from London, acted promptly in Twenty-four Ton; two lengths getting into telegraphic communica divided first and second; and one tion with the Director of Agricul-length the third. ture of Java, who replied that no new leaf disease had been reported, and that the information probably concerned mildew diseper which was already for many years endemic in Java and Ceylon. Two dry years
had caused increased damage in some parts of Java.
"SO SHY,"
THE PRINCE AMONG THE CHORUS GIRLS.
FORMOSAN AFFAIRS,
REFORM SOCIETY
RECOGNISED.
game.
Milligan Atad?
WH
broken off relations with the U.S.S.R., is waging against the Soviet Union a world-wide bos FOURTH ROUND. Walker tile campaign, and preparing a new much more careful, and his blows "war of adventure. In view of this now were mostly landed with a half-open glove. Milligan's speed the Soviet Government's vigorous was telling on him, the Scot. chas campaign against active countering the American all over the ring. revolutionaries is absolutely inevit Walker was doing considerable able.
holding and was being booed con- tinually. Milligan made his de fence the attack, and he did not seem to care whether his guard was up or not. Milligan was fighting better than ever and was decidedly ahead on points.
The Tollers' State! The Soviet Union sets the greatest value on the opinion of the British working-class, but it seems to me that it is in the interest of the working-class of the whole world to preserve the first toilers' Stato
FIFTH ROUND. Walker looked-
need for an air mail in Java.
An air mail from Java to some of the more important towns in the other islands, like Borneo and Sumatra, would seem to
us of great value to the public in
with its extensive railway system. general, than an air mail is Java
An airman from-Sourabaya tɔ Borneo by seaplane, and touching the larger as well as the small ports would prove invaluable, and the same applies to an air mail from Batavia to various ports in Sumatra. By using seaplanes the Govern- ment would not have the expense of laying out landing grounds.- Straits Times...“
in the history of mankind, which very troubled and his attack was not so varied as Milligan's Mil- is carrying on the work of organis ligan opened with a swinging right, Walker gave up swinging left hooks ing a Socialistic society under ex; which missed Walker's jaw by and went in instead for straight ceptionally difficult conditions. I hope that British opinion generally inches, but a few minutes later he will not give in to the policy of caught Walker with a left hook on the face and with a dozen loft and provocation and preparation for an- other war which the British Govern- rights to the body. Walker was
purely on the defensive.. ment is pursuing-Reuter.
JUSTICE IN KOREA.
SIXTH ROUND.-Walker's tactics in this round were exactly the saine as those in the first, but midway in the round, Milligan having db defence at all, Walker scored three
NATIONAL PREJUDICE RUNS times with loft book and right to
HIGH.
fiantly.
2
.
hooks, of which he landed many... The pace had slackened down very" considerably and as the round drow near the end Milligan again made furious bursts, but the majority of his blows landed on Walker's arma
NINTH BOUND. Milligan down for a count of six-from an other right to the jaw, but he fought like fury on returning to
ing from his mouth. his feet, although blood was pour-
WBE
cut
We agree that the matter does not
The rumour which has been appear to be so serious as was at "During the winter Lady Will- There is no sense about such bist thought, "but we think it would circulating that the resignation of ahire and Sir Gerard told me he thing, and I cannot conceive why be advisable if the fullest reports Mr. Kamiyama, Governor-General
the jaw. had on one occasion disappeared a man should do it, unleas under were obtained from Java by mail of Formosa, is inurineu,
Ten seconds later Walker caught Milligan's right eye was closing, for some days, and could give no the influence of some abnormality. for there is still room for the susikely to come to pass." At least,
Milligan a smash on the paint with and he was cut inside the mouth account at all of what happened You have been suffering from neu picion that the disease has had dis tha. Governor-General himself em except that he had been drinking: rasthenis and you have had trench asbrous effects beyond the usual, phatically denies the rumour. He
In's recent fruit-stealing ease in his right, but again Milligan took and on the cheek. That Milligan no notice. Milligan was very wild has marvellous endurance was prov came to me by himself after fever but I am perfectly sure they The manner in which the news has visited Prince Baion at his Obitsu wards and said the same thing bad would not have caused you to, do percolated through to Ceylon would villa on the 2nd instant and had a Korea, in which a foreigner was
now and paid no attention whated by the way he was again down charged' will ill-treating a Korean over to defence. His face was puff for a count of eight from a blow happened again. I am perfectly anything like this but for drinks point to home such conclusio two hours. Interview satisfied that he had no recollection It comes to his, that in your Times of Ceylon.
In a Press interview, Mr. Kami boy, the Japanese papers entirelyed but he was still fighting bril to the mark, but once more got ap and fought mechanically. At the yama says that the Prince praised refused to believe the foreigner's
end of the round he forced Walker SEVENTH ROUND-Milligan went to a corner and was punching at him for the step which he took at story and instituted a course of the time of the fiancial panic in pesty persecution which ended in
down for count of 8 seconds him wildly. keeping the doors of the head office the foreigner appearing in court
Two seconds later, he was down and branches of the Bank of- -For-
TENTE ROUND.--Walker, won in Anothed case has now occurred in again with a right book to the jaw, mosa, in the island open. As to the which a Japanese is indicted by the He looked to be only half conscious, the tenth round, the towel being measures to be taken for adjusting Koreans for cruelty to a little girl but to the astonishment_of_every-
thrown in from Milligan's corner. the affairs of the Bank of Formosa, who was stealing fruit. Here, body suddenly came back and
Docter in the Ring, are to be worked out care however, the Japanese papers are fought like a tiger. His mouth fully by the Bank of Formosa strongly on the side of the alleged was wide open and Walker punish-
Milligan's upper lip was Investigation Commission, and be offender. The Koreans state thated him unmercifully.
right through on the right side of feels sure that some good plan will the Japanese caught the little girl There was tremendous excite his mouth to the extent of half an be formulated by the Commission and cut some flesh from her thigh ment, but it was astonishing that inch. He bled terribly, and 24 Regarding secret SOCIETICS 30% with a pair of shears The Japa Milligan in a terrific bombardment there seemed to prospect of stop- ese papers claim that the child, in was able to remain on his feet. It ping the bleaching a doctor had to I cannot possibly, in the face visit to the Theatrical Girls' Hos. Formosa, the Governor-General any's
Daisei: Kakushinkai running away, got scratched on was Milligan's refusal to keep up be called from the spectators to at- an outrage of this kind, yield to
(Society for the Reform of some barbed wire. The latter is
even a semblance of a guard that tend to him before he could leave the plea that you should be
Formosan Administration), which pur Stars" and chorus-girls from formerly consisted of extremista, much more probable that the slight to the moment when he took the
much more probable, just as it was landed him in this trouble, for up the ring. under medical supervision, the Moulin Rouge, Folies Bergeres has gradually been divested. of its punishment inflicted in a similar short right to the jaw he was In the earlier fights Archie Bell,
Other Fights. could commit you to an inebriates'
and other theatres, who had heard But this case, ne it presents itself hospital or something of that kind of the intended visit, asembled in radical elements, and been renamed case by a foreigner was perpetuated Walker's superior. and by the facts, reveals a most ter I would do it, but I cannot. Pri-
the Minseito. The authorities have by other means since normally it Walker's Heavy Blows.
American, beat Kid Pallender, of Landon, on points in the 10th rible outrage. There is no getting son will be an inebriates' home for large numbers to cheer him
therefore decided to recognise it. would have disappeared in a few away from it that to cover &
you Let me urge you when you
It is inevitable that, with the pro-hours.
EIGHTH ROUND. It was obvious round, woman's baked body with blacking come out absolutely to quit the
gress of the times, Formosans However, the alleged offender in that Walker now was looking for.
The fight between Ted Sandwina, and abandon her in the middle of arink, or 1 do not know what your in the company of so many girls, should come to demand share in this case being a Japanese his states the opening for a knock-out. Mil- the German-American
heavy the night is an outrage which it is future may be. The mildest pos and he fingered his tie almost con- the administration of their island, hent is immediately accepted and ligan had partly recovered and weight, and George Cock, ex-cham-
ory, very difficult to speak temible sentence is six calendar tinuously,
and consequer tly their political the Korean version fouted. It is was showing better form. He was pien of Australia, was stopped in perately about or to think temper months in the second division. He is, of, so very nice," one movements use be regarded with curious how justice varies with the however, very tired, and Walker, the third round when Band wina's ately, of....
Sir Gerard heard the sentence of the girle remarked afterwards, understanding and sympathy astionality of the offender Japan too, as showing signs of fatigue right eye was very badly onf
"but be is such a shy young man. Japan Chronicle,
"(Continued on next Volung.)
Mr. Justice Bowlatt, passing sen- outrage was committed owing to tance, said: You have pleaded drink. guilty to at indecent assault of a I have seen the other evidence most extraordinary nature. I do which could have been given, and not think it would be possible for I have no doubt that is the whole _anyone_to_hare believed that the of the story. You seem to fall young woman who is the prosegu under the influence of some curious Arix could possibly have cómeated tendencies when, you, have got this to the sort of acts that were done. | drink, and you know if you yield It is not in human nature that such to it again, let me tell you quite The Prinen of Wales, who was in consent would be given.
frankly, one of these days it may Paris" with Prince George, on the Of course, it is a dreadful thing be that you will handle come-wono way back to London after their "to had a man' in your position | in such's way. · that” you, will be holiday in Spain, paid an informal
where you are. Needless to say, it charged with, murder, is a very much greater humiliation
off tel, where 'miany British girls ap- to you than to a member, of the
pearing at Paris theatres reside. criminal classeE,
Due to Drink.
(Continued on nezi Qolumn,)
unmoved.
The Prince, who made the visit at tea-time, appeared to be mervous
that
the
·
Chronicle,
fight was awarded to Cook-