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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1927.
PHANTOM FREE TRADE.
THE GOVERNOR OF HUMAN BODY AN ELECTRICA TRADE ENTENTE.
MACAO.
(Continued from page 6,))
DINNER AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
A WELL ATTENDED
RECEPTION.
BATTERY?
COMMERCIAL "MISSION TO
SWISS SCIENTISTS NOVEL THEORY.
ANTHROPOFLUX
The French Academy of Sciences has been intrigued by the claims made by MM. Muller, and Arny, of the Saltus Institute, Zurich, Swis zerland. The two Swiss scientists La the evening an official dinner claim to have proved the existence was given at Government House,at emanations from the human and was attended by civil and mili-body which can materially change tary and naval officials, as well as
the conductivity of air, silk, and members of the Portuguese com-
other materials. munity of Hong Kong.
There were two loyal toasts Sub- mitted.
:
That the human body is more or less an electric battery has been
BRAZIL.
BRITAIN'S OPPORTUNITY.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 19th. Representatives of about forty Parliaments are to attend the thir. teenth International Parliamentary Commercial Conference, which is to open at Rio de Janeiro, on Sept. 5th, and members of the British, Indian, and Irish delegations left Arianza here to-day by the Royal Mail liner Numerom other mear bers, representatives of various European countries, are to join the Tessel at Cherbourg. Mr. George Pilcher, chairman of the British group of members of Parliament, interview on board the
in
ALL NATIONS INCREASING TARIFFS.
PROTESTATIONS THAT LEAD
TO-NOTHING
Facing Bir Philip Cunliffe- Lister, President of the Board of Trade, in the House of Common Mr Walter Runciman read out the now familiar declaration of the World Economic Conference, un- animously endorsed by the official representatives of fifty nations
that:
The time has come to put a end to the increase in tariffs and to move in the opposite direction. How is the British Governmens
AMERICA'S BID FOR
SEA POWER.
PLANS FOR MORE CRUISERS.
ARMAMENTS BASED UPON NEEDS FOR DEFENCE.
2,800 AEROPLANES ON PROGRAMME.
[BY GEORGE F. AUTHIER.)"
H.E. the Governor of Hong Kong | emanations whose existence is now that the visit to Brazil: vold do/4ising out of this epoch-making i programma outlined by the general ·
I known for some time. But the {Arlanza, expressed the conviction going to deal with the situation
·U.S. TOURIST TRAFFIC. STILL GROWING.
HUGE SUMS SPENT IN EUROPE.
CANADA, AND EUROPE VISITED.
21.
VALUE OF TESTIMONY.
DR. BALLARD ON TALES WITH THE DEPARTED...
REV. VALE OWEN'S LECTURE.
proposed the President of the claimed to be a scientific fact, and European co-operation, of a Conference-nt which MG Rays out regard to the results of the elusion is reached that the United scientific proof that a drink of
Fortuguese Republic," and Seabor Barbors replied with a toast to
His Majesty the King." The toasta wore drunk with musical honours.
Those present at the dinner were H.E. the Governor of Hong Kong, Lady Clementi, "Aide-de-Camp Private Secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Albuquerque, Miss Albuquerque, H.E. the....Governor
of Macao, Madame Tamagaini Barbosa, Mile. Tamagaini Barbosa, Comdr. Almei- da Pinheiro, Lieut. Abred (A.D.C.),
which are designated Anthropo aux "R" by its discoverers, re- main mysterious
most active form
port trade to Brazil.
in
ment!
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and
The Bat F. Ballard, D.D., pre- siding at a gathering in the Theosophical Hall, Sheffield, at which the Rev. G. Tale Owen, the WASHINGTON, Aug. 16th.
well known Spiritualist, gave a A balance sheet of America's lecture, anid that: If what the Rev. foreign business for 1826, issued by Vale Owen and Mr. Walter Apple the Commerce Department, indí- | yard said on the previous night did eates that the Nation took, from not convince anybody, he (tho abroad values greater by chairman) saw no other conclusion $109,900,000 than those exported. than that they must both be either Not only is the "visible" trada (cols or liars "I cannot bring America's answer to the British of the country taken into consi. my mind to think that Mr. Apple- insistence upon remaining mistress duration in compiling the statistics yard is really lacking in intelli- of the seas will be an ambitious but also sums involved in "invi- gence, or that he is wanting in cruiser building programme, and sible. trade arising from such veracity, and I need hardly sug the launching of an air programme sources as expenditures of Ameri-gest that of Mr. Vale Owen," he to give this country a proper repre- can tourists abroad, and red blutely impossible, for my own part declared." I should find it abo and insurance payment collected sentation in that element.
The decision to go ahead with the foreign vessels in American porti.
to credit either of those two wit- nesses with being so lacking in Balance In American Banks. hoard for American naval con-
Lomething as to make their testi- decision inquired Mr. Runc.LD.
Bumming up the figures, the con mony worthicas. You can have no much to further the development,
Germany adhered throughout the struction is explained to be with-
water quenches the thirst. There is country possessing vast natural re-
a competitive building invisibly in 1906 values to a no proof except experience, and sources of which the average busi man was himself a delegate both Genera conference and will, in no States exported visibly
scheme. It was reached at the con- total of $8,033,000,000, while im- that experience becomes valuable to the general principle enunciated sense be nesa mad bere had no conception.
as testimony.". While the purpose and function and to the detailed findings as to Parence held recently between Pro- ports, in the same fashion, were' Most users of wireless sets are
national action. Austria, Belgium
The net
Fate Of Clergyman. of the conference are. familiar with the effect of the hand international, advantage will be way in their adeption-how unfor- It is regarded as "moderate," leave foreign balances in American Spirit,
of course, and Czecho-Slovakia have led the ident, Coolidge and Secretary of valued at $3,542,000,000
the Navy Wilbur.
result of all transactions was to Lecturing on Bedy, Soul and upon a wireless set-how its pro taken in a variety of ways by the tunate that Great Britain had not but nevertheless is carrying out a banks increased by 8350,000,000, said there were some people who the Rev. G. Vale Owen ximity to the receiving-set affects British delegates of the opportu- taken the lead in this new move- programme the president was au- notwithstanding, as Herbert Hoo- declared there was no hell. It conductivity. The reason for this.nity to study the particular direc-
thorized to delay, pending the pos ver, Secretary of Commerce, ex- tions in which British manufactur-
is only too terrible," commented. Britain Should Load.
siblə success of the conference. plains in foreword, that during the ledturor. say the Swiss scientists, is the pre-ers and merchants might increase
"I have been there, sence in the knuckles of the left their dealings with Brazil Both
Great importance would, how-
Without regard to the army pro- the year the world abroad increas1 know, and having had glimpses which calls for 1,800 ed materially its debt to the United I can understand the look on the hand of "Anthropoffux 'R' in its Mr. Pilcher and Mr. P. J. Hannonevar, still attach, he observed, to gramme
public, whole-hearted recognition planes, and without considering States
face of Dante, who had been there. The year 1926 seems to have set Some of those bells are too terrible, expressed great regret that, as a ....
result of keen American competi- by the Government of international what is being accomplished by the Mysterious Emanations. tion and constantly-growing Ger interdependence, but it was peces encouragement of commercial avia new high record in all three of our and what makes it so and is that This, at first sight, fantastic mat activity, Great Britain har sary to look farther ahead her then by the post offce department, largest invisible items of trade," some of those who reside the longest Condr. Inso. of the Patria, H. E. theory was arrived at by a baries lost her former pre-eminence in ex-time seemed to be coming when the navy will build during a five ho says, "in private investments in the darkest sphere are the closest year programme, 1,000 (modern | abroad,"tourists expanditures, and I am not saying this in any bitter Germany might be able to lead a the G.O.C., Capt. Johnston, Mr. of experiments in charging wet
The immensity of the field Central or Eastern European Zoll planes, and it is proposed, as soon the yield of our foreign invest-ness, because I am a clergyman. cells. Cells were found to charge and Mrs Southern, Col. Sergisson more quickly if the knuckles of the Brazil for increased trade with verain To that there could be as contract difficulties can be work- | ments. During the yeat nearly | There are some who cannot accept Brooke, Capt. Coleridge, Mr. and left hand were placed close to the Europe was emphasised by Mr. only one effective countermore-the
30,000 Americans made journeys the reality of the spirit world the non-contiguous lands and only thing for them to do is to Mrs. J. R., Wood, Mr. J. P. Braga, condenser attached to the cell. The Pilcher. So far as British trade is leadership of Britain, Wielding her
American tourist expeditions in make the best of this world and concerned, he deplored the fact that vast power as the country into
Canada also broke all records. The to try to find out more and more. removal of the charge, in the same Group Capt. Robertson, Hon. Mr. way, was accelerated when the left last rear, and that now the ports of the world Row, the count
travelling and lending than ever The more they do that the nearer our exports to Brazil had fallen which one-fifth of the entire ex-
Nation seems to have done more about the wonders of this planet. Owen Hughes, Capt. and Mrs.hand knuckles were brought near.
All parts of the body were found United States had drawn level with try that is, indeed, the world's best have been prepared by the general before.
to the spirit world they will come. Perfect, Capt. Stanton, K.0.S.B.,
*6. One of the reasons of the customer.
On December 31st, 1926, for- "It would amuse, some of our to give off these mysterious emana-
Americans
Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister's reply progress 8-5 that Mr. and Mrs Caries A da Reza, tions in varying degrees. It was they gave their customers greater was a categorical assurance that we decision calls for, will be within eigners had on deposit in American Sheffield newspapers to be told' and Rear Admiral W. H, D. Royle. even found that the breath itself credit facilities, through local do lead the world in the direction what is regarded as the needs of bank about. 81,443,000,000, ample what happens over there. I want a great you to realise that the spirit world Following the dinner reception gave off a measurable quantity of agents, than we did; and this, he desired by the World Economic this country and without regard to proof that we are now
the contemplated building by Eng-short-time debtor nation along is
sense, workaday was held, and this, by invitation of
said, was a matter to which we Conference.
Content Britain was more interest land. In this respect it will not with our position as a great crediworld, and if it is not, you and ought to give very serious conside
British programme over, foreigners had on deposit when we get over there. Scientists was making itself felt more and
in the development of international believe the
"coppered
a with American agents and trustees over there pursue science as the trade, and therefore they welcomed should be
American stocks and bonds amount scientiste do here, and the time will "Much To Learn
any movement to increase its facili vigorous fight is envisaged.
It is insisted upon there will being to about $1,878,000,000. Our come when they will break through. ties Our commercial houses " said
no radical change in the pro- net growth as a creditor nation for If what our angel friends aay in Mr. Pilcher,have undoubtedly
Sir, Philip's Hopes.
gramme which had been adopted the year was only 8557,000,000 true, there are very troubious times much to learn from both American
Indeed, his speech might almost before the naval conference was This eum, it may be noted, would ahead, times of great upheaval and German rivals in the business have been that of an ardent Free held, but the outstanding fact is he much smaller if one should con- among the peoples. They assure va field of Brazil. We do not take Trader. The general trend of the that the programme which had beensider the incresse, in depcnits of that all is well whatever comes the pains that the Americans de speech, at the same time, as to held in abeyance pending the out- foreigners in American bonks as a upon us, as all is in accordance with the law of Him who, changes and the Germans take even greater throw doubt upon the enthusiasm come of the conference, will now deduction
had paina in regard to details to asof other nations for putting into be pushed forward. Congress
$40,000,000 Liquor" Credit. ...,
not." certain the exact requirements of practice the profession they made instructed the president to with-
Ho Hell Of Fizo.. hold construction of eight 10,000 The 1998 merchandise exchange,
Answering a number of ques- ed them, to supply exactly the sort purchasers, and, having ascertain at Geneva.
We have proved our goodwill not ton cruisers if the Geneva com- gave the United States a favour- tions the lecturer declared that of goods required. The Germans so much by words as by actions, ference had been successful.
able balance of 8337,000,000, it was there was no hell of fire, but fire send out travellers who not only through a system of freer trade
Cruisers Will Be Built.“
reported, the year's exports having was a very good symbol of what been 84,808,000,000 and imports there was there Are of remorse know
the Portuguese language, than that of any of our competitors
There will be immediate comple 84,431,000,000. Offsetting this, the He generally found that those who but
have · Bome knowledge
of and international action in conson- Brazilian
the world life and Brazilian ance with all the recommendations tion of the eight 10,000-ton cruisers statement gave
stated there was a terrible hell of which congress had empowered the 840,000,000 credit as having "in-fre into which the wicked were cast idens.
They set out, in short, of the Conference. to study and to appreciate the
We are, said he, ready and an president to withhold if the Geneva visibly exported to the United were very erase with him when he States that much in bootleg liquor, told them there was no such place. other fellow's point of view, and xious to go still further on the conference had been successful,
By building 300,000 tons of cruis. This figure is the same as that They generally said they did not that is what British manufacturers same road. Are the other nations
ers, as now intended, the United found in previous years, and was want that hill for themselves, but and merchants will have to do it going to follow! they wish to obtain a due share The Justification of works is States feels it is not entering into based upon confidential reports for the other fellow
anore compelling than the competitive building. It does not furnished by the customs services
"Do you believe we shall recog justification of faith. I sincerely bring the American navy up to the and their coast guard.
nise our loved ones in the world New American investments hope that as a result of the Con-standard contemplated by Britain.
However, it does not foreclose the abroad for the year were calculated the audience.
to come inquired. a member of ference, works and works
future, and it Britain increases its at $1,339,000,000, while in the ebb "Yes, that is absolutely certain,” round-will follow.
building programme or goes ahead and flow of exchange factuations, replied the lecturer. We recog- with the programme which it out it was figured that American nise them now when they come to lined at Geters, then there is al-securities had been sold abroad us in the spirit world." ways the possibility of increasing with a total value of $538,000,000,
and American stocks and bonds THE CHILDREN'S THEATRE. had been bought back from abroad to a total of 8309,000,000.
Anthropofux'R.'"'!
ed out to build a huge dirigible lighter-than-air ship.
Expansion Based On Needs. accordance with secret plans which The navy will be expanded in
board, but so far as the present
common
H.E. the Governor of Hong Kong, force the Swiss scientists remain in ration. Gerinan competition, too, ed than any country in the world meet the approval of the men who tor in long-time investments. More I will be altogether out of place
was attended by over 100 members of the Portuguese community,
During the evening the band of the 1st Cameronians played verandah.
on the
VISIT TO THE NEW TERRITORIES.
Yesterday morning H.E. the Governor of Hong Kong and party, and H.E. the Governor of Macao and party, lelt Government House at 11:40 and went by train to cang Shui. They were driven by car to the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club at Fanling when they had
luncheon.
The party returned to Kowloon vid Castle Peak, and last "evening HE. the Governor of Macao and party diard with Senhor and Madame Albuquerque at 451, The Poak.
TO-DAY'S EVENTS. This morning H.E. the Governor of Macro and party will motor round the Island vid Shaukisan, Stanley, and Aberdeen, and from thence proceed to the Commodore's bungalow cid Btuble Road for
luncheon.
Another function organised by the Portuguese community will take place this evening.
But of the exact nature of this the dark, and they have yet to dis cover the laws that govern "its operation.
For example, a bleeding finger was found to give of stronger emanations than the same finger bandaged tightly so as to check the dow of blood.
Why do some people succumb to quite light shocks, while others seem impervious to heavy electric charges?
These vagaries" of, resistance to electric shock, it is asserted, hare a direct relation to the strength of 'R' or the the "Anthropoflux individual.
THE "TOTE" FOR ENGLAND,
POINTS ABOUT AUTOMATIC
BETTING DEVICE.
Will the totalisator appeal to the British punter when he gets it? It is sure to come, perhaps as early as next flat-racing season." If there has been some'
apathy up
to now toward the "machine," this
more.
F
of "Brazilian trade. While, of SVED course, the forthcoming conference in Rio de Janeiro is international, hope that the visit will, outside the particular programme of the
conference, have the effect of stimu lating, British-Brazilian trade. It I think, be a great reflection
is due to general ignorance (writes on our commercial people if we fail
a famous racing man in Tit-Bits). to regain the supremacy that we
+
لله
Words Of Deeds? *** But look at France. Her em bargo on British coal was in direct contravention of the findings of the Conference. Let us hope, that her.
formerly held." Very likely not one per cent of Mr. Pilcher's views were confirm-new tariff will be more in harmony people who bet in this countryed in conversations with other with the main declaration: have ever seen one in operation members of the party, and Mr. P. and do not know of its many ad- vantages and ita few drawbacks.
You can back a horse for a place only, and in three cases out of four you will be returned a better price. than would be obtainable from the bookmakers.
on the machine for a life-time and not, touch for a winner at odds hike these..
Look at the United States.
TA
the speed here.
and
It is the belief of the president that the conference has failed only temporarily. He will use his in- fluence so far possible to avoid naval competitive building compared with what Britain con- templates, the American gramme decided upon before the congress is moderate.
Coolidge Looks To Economy,
the
States to carry on
said.
*
.
KIDDIES
APPRECIATE NEW LONDON ENTERPRISE,
J
Alison 4 Ramzay,"
Touching the complicated move- Look at Germany. In spite of
ment of capital, as represented by. German
As the stock and bead transactions, J. Hannon said that in the present the statements of the
Of all the many new theatrical condition of world commerce our Chancellor at Genera, sugar, potas
coupled with debt maturities and
con enterprises, repertory playhouses, Pro redemptions, the statement people must rid themselves once toes and pork have since been add and for all of the old fatal delued to the list of articles carrying
ecluded that the Nation had import and so forth, which bave intely been ed total value of $1,931,000,000, and sprung upon a more or less grato- A committee of Portuguese gen-
sion that all they had to do was increased duties. to wait for orders for goods which
exported $1,424,000,000, leaving the fal world, undoubtedly one of the tlemen, representative of the Club
In closing his administration, balance of $357,000,000 memtioned most delightful, as well as one of Children's Lusitano Club de Recreio and the There is always the chance of get- might or might not be specially she really going to set about the utsal Aid Sceisty, have arranged ting on an outsider, whose price adapted to a purchasing nation's lowering of the highest tariff in the an official dinner at the Club Lusi- may be anything up to 500 to 1, particular requirements. Our first world next to that of Russia f Mr. Coolidge hopes to give to the by Mr. Hoover as the year's get the most useful, is the
This tiny playhouse at 81, Endeli Look at Portugal. Are we to world the benefits of the economic growth of foreign investments Theatre.
Street, W.C.2, and run by Joan tano, in honour of Senhor Barboss. You can see what every runner is duty was to make ourselves sc
To-morrow the Chinese com backed for, and make your invest quainted with the exact require believe that as a result of the Con Programme which he has establish C. S. Monitor,
ments of Brazil and of other coun- ference the means forthwith to ed here. He would have the world.
Secretary Wilbur talked to the Luxton and Agnes Lowson (excel- munity is extending its welcome to meats accordingly.
lent actresses both), opened recent- the visitors. The invitation of the As to big returns, the record istries, and, that could only be done abandon her policy of flag dis realize, in a spirit of better under-correspondenta
crimination 1
standing, that naval defence should
We expect to go ahead with the ly with a very varied programme, Hon. Sir Shop Son Chow and the about 1,200 to 1 in France, a little by a study of the situation by com-
Yes, indeed, exclaimed the Pre be predicated on the basis of pre-building and replacement plan of This was contributed to by the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, C.M.G. less in Australia, 880 to 1 in New Delent a big mistake," said Mr. sident of the Board of Trade, it blems of the Washington armas one ship building for the navy. 31 de above-named ladies plus
is (the Chinese members of the Coun Zealand, and 388 to 1 in South
was of importance, cil) in regarded as a sign of the Africa. Of course, you could bet annon, for a firm to imagine unaand had pointed out that ference which established the 553 veloped by the general board, he Hubert Leslie,
that it has done something wonder-
Geoffrey Wincott, Harold Young, cordial relations -existing between the Chinese and the Portuguese.
ful in appointing representatives profcasions should be followed by ratio as to capital ships For ex-The usual manner, it was ex- Bromber Wills, and Norman, Shel who know the language of a coun-action, as in the past they had been emple that made it possible for plained, was to regard the relative ley, the last-named being also the The Chinese reception is being held at the Chinese merchants' Club to
try; it ought to go much further in the case of this country operations against Jupani Jam needs of this country, and the judg resident scenic artist At a demonstration in Australia
It was delightful, pay, heart- than that, and entrust its business Better Than The Others.
Anese waters, and for Japan to ment of gaval experts as to the morrow at 4 pm, and there pro- House it has been pointed out that mises to be a very large gathering the system is admirably suited to the people, who have a working the numerous points upon which, waters against this country de to protect important lanes of om many threepenny tests--and in the to men who know the country and He also enumerated with gusto carry on operations in American number of cruisers necessary to cheering, to watch how the infant round out the battle squadron and and juvenile playgoers alike in the our conditions, and that even on so hugs & course as Epsom the in-nowledge of the country's partin tarif and international In the meantime, the national
fow 28 4d. and is. gd stalls for dicator boards could be multiplied. cular problems and difficulties morality, we are better than cur WORLD'S MOTOR-CYCLING so that everyone would know how men, in short, whose knowledge en neighbours, and paid a warm tri-neglected. It takes me to build Secretary Wilbur said that the parents and better-of youngsters
American
navy now has ten enjoyed the varied programme-full ables them to understand and ap buto to the work of the British warship. There is no immediate cruisers of 7,500 ton in commission of nursery and other sketches, RECORDS.
horse is being back for the instal preciste the national atmosphere National Delegation and to that danger anywhere.
This country is erine The presents
Germans have always under- 3. Emerson had arrow escape guns, under
has important interests to guard. of them are being built at the of resistance (as it were) namely,- und The Dutch Doll and When from injury at Brooklands when erect permanent buildings at the
He is not blind to the fact that the Brooklyn, navy-yard,
Leather Laid the Carpet on making a motor-cycling attempt on larger courses, and to let a port timate shnosphere of a people with of Commerce,
United States is the treasure house and Mare-island. Accord. Rain was falling heavily able machine serve the others whom they wish to do business, and
Ask the Staine of the world and that its graat The administration will ask the
to .Bote and the track rendered This is a most ingenions inven-to-day, pursuing their old-time tac- treacherous. Emerson skidded and tion, investors being able to pur-are-thay are seeking to supply the Laren, Me. P. Hannon, Major onsy. There is a far-reaching pro- 8,000,000-cubic-foot lighter-than-air dies Ever and anon you would
fies and most laudable tactics they Colonel R. V. Applin, Mr. A. Mac wealth may create envy and jeal next congress to make provision for
the building of the proposed the critical acumen of these id fell to the ground Ee was unin-chase tickets at a sort of cake Brazilians with precisely the need-H. sured, but his machine was partial gister. There will be dozens ofed article and to accommodate Spencer and Mr Spencer, Mr. mitted to the policy of protecting
E. Crawfurd Mr. George blem on the Pacific, and he is con- ship. The last congress authorized hear a tiny voice exclaim Ooh! y wrecked, and he was unable
But all transactions can be, Another record electrically conveyed to the main customers in every possible way. Edmund Brocklebank and Mrs Americans who pioneer their way the work on such a ship and pro That's Ensor (per contra) ontinue-riding, to are stated the Americans, too, are leaving no Brocklebankie Mzink. B. Ogótrian fate new markets abroad, rided, 0751990s Teppelin, compasy Especial, prelse was expressed by
$150,000 for the initial work." This portable, machine can be stone unturned to increase their and “Mrs Grotrian, "Mr." Herbert Wilbur Outlines Plans presented plans which were ap" Hooray. What a lat!" and en-- Gibson, driving a 300e.c. Bun taken any reasonable distance, and trade with Brazil veloping George Piletir, Sir Samuel Chap-In the mesotine the president proved by the navy, but declined cores by some mites rémarking. beam, met with success, and lower be put in readiness for racing it to see extent in the man, and Lord Fermoy, bere ortant for. the tax-paying podle to build such a ship which would i so on, me
-WES
to
at the accident. G. Cobbold and
backed.
The
fence of this country, cannot be re
Cruisers
Fiation of the totalizator in this and the supreme importance of Mr. Bunciman as a represents not threatened. Yet the president and five 10.000 tons with | songs, and dances. Expecially
thes
Ted three world's records as follows: the following day
Beven hours:
527 miles 647 yards Sight hours:MAY
500 miles 403 yards 1000 kilometres
8h. 16mins $1.34sec
on
M.p.h The Lamentations of the book
makers at the approach of the 75.23 totalisator need not arouse any sympathy. They only reiterate 74.90 that the machine takes 10 per cent. of your winnings what they feax 75.00 is the actual competition.
certainly succeeded
last year or
of
have Wragg, Siruháton, Pownall, Mr.
The British, Indian, and Irish delegates and the ladies accom panying them are as follow:
British-Bir Herbert Cayzer and Lady Cayzer, Dr. T. Watts, Lieut (Continued at fast of neat column)
It was Interesting also
I don't hok much of that i
feels he can
do nothing more im to submit a definite bid. If offered Oh, do, please, sing again !! and India Sit Darty Lindsay, mogu
Moreover, these infant playgoers Ireland Mr Denis McCullough of the world, no more for the be twice the size of the Los Angeles and Mr McCullough, Mr. MT cause of world peace than by on a cost plus basis. The fact au whom I found quened up in quite Westropp Bennett and Mrs. Ben pressing forward in his desire to thorizing the work probibited such the usual way afterwards I noted net, Bir Thomas Grattan Edmonde se naval armament limited by in contract Secretary Wilbur will went and waited in little gangs at seek further authorization by con- the stage door to see the big players and Lady Eamonde,and Colterationsi agreement,
grers -Ezchange:
come out Maurice Moor and Mrs. Moore (Continued on neal Column.)