A COLLECTION OF STUART RELICS.

WORN ON THE SCAFFOLD.

on

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

ARTIFICIAL RUBBER AND PETROL

BIG GERMAN DYE TRUST'S DISCOVERIES.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER

In some quarters it is stated that production will begin in the Imunediate future, that the "syn- thetic rubbor is equal in quality to, the natural product, and that the costs involved in its manu- facture are not too high to pre- vent its competing "successfully with natural rubber.

of the Royalist Army: His son Montague voluntarily surrendered himself a prisonen, to be near his father at the end. He succeeded him as second Earl of Lindsey, and was. subsequently wounded at Nasoby. In conjunction with A unique collection of articles the Duke of Richmond, the Mar- quis of Hartford, and the Earl presented by King Charles I.,

off Southampton he offered him-

*Synthetic Petrol. A PACT WITH BRITAIN. the sealfold, to the 2nd Earl

A hostage to die for

Dr. Weinberg referred also to one of the Lindsey were recently offered to elf as

Far-reaching discoveries which the recent reports in connexion the London Museum hy the direct Charles 1, and was decendants of the original refour who carried him to his

at Windsor. Before his may affect the trade of the world with the manufacture of synthe

Germantle petrol, and confirmed that this cipient. The Museum, having no grave

announced by a arc сар to scientist. These Include

the problem has been "technically funds whatsoever to effect such execution King Charles gavé. his

and gloves, jubot, and skuli purchases, appealed to Mr. Mrs. Ernest Makower, who had Lord Lindsey, and these relics manufacture of artificial rubber solved."

To this he added:-The raw for ten and petrol by means which will aiready presented the Museum buve been preserved

by generations in the family, and allow af successful competition materials are either hard or soft coal and water, and it seems. cer with the shirt Worn

execution. passed, on the death of the late with the natural products. hia King At

No details are available of thetain that by this synthetic process the They generously neceded to the Dowager Countess of Lindsey, to

process of manufactures of the we have opened up a road analog- request, and the collection is the nephew, Reginald Lindsey,

rubber, but the petrol is obtainedits to that by which natural oll from coal and water (says the comes into existence.. now permanently on view at the Museum.

Daily Chronicle).

The articles had been continu- ously in the Lindsey family for ten generations, and the only stipulation was that the collec- permanent tion should find a

a national in- resting-place in stitution. It will be remembered that Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Makower recently gave the famous Essex Ring to Westminster Abbey.

CHESS CHAMPION,

ALEKINE PROCLAIMED BY CHES CLUB.

The first public statement on the subject was made at Berlin recently by Dr. von Weinberg, a member of the board of the Germán Dye Stuffs Corporation.

His statement was to the effect that the trust. had succeeded in Buenos Aires, Dec. 9. Alekhine has been officially pro-producing synthetically the con- stituent materials of rubber and claimed champion by the Argentine gutta-percha. "Contact-synthese" Chess Club under whose auspices is the process through which this the tournament was held. Of

Alekhine

received has been achieved. purae $10,000

and Capablanen $4,600 35 100

It is in this connexion that the German dye trust entered, last August into an arrangement with the great American oil companies. Dr. Weinberg also confirmed in effect the recent rumours, of whch up to now authoritative corrobora- tion has not been forthcoming, of the probability of an international agreement between the German dye trust and the similar combine The family of Bertle was

This important and significant, tinguished for its devotion to the

in Britain.

Royal cause. Robert Bertle, 1st

I understand that applications hint is embodied in the following Early of Lindsey, died a prisoner at Warwick Castle from wounds Alekhine aliu received a gold medal for the pathetic rubber have al-passage from the German-The

Stuffs Corporation, has ready been made and granted. received at Edgehill in 1642, when from the Club. Beuter's, American ture of synthetic rubber have al-formation of the German" Dye

dis-

he was at the head of a división Service.

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Yet, at the very moment when moro and better roads were urgently needed, the Chancellor of the Exchequer "raided" the un- spent millions accrued to the Road Fund. Actually not a penny can be spared from the roads. The situation as it is at prosent, and as it may well be in future if money be taken annually from taxes levied under direct promise that every penny raised thereby would be spent on the roads, ie, and will be serious.

That the urgency of the solu- tion of the problem is not lost

1927.

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OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Across.

1 Who was the attorney general in President Wilson's' cabinet? 0 What product is one of the chief

exports of South America? 11 Beer.

12 Who led the Israelites out of

Egypt? 14 Before. sight of in the Cabinet is indicated 18 Recountersink. found Secretary at the recent dinner of 18 What is the manus in anatomy 7

by the wise words of the Home 17 vi the Society of Motor Manufac-19 Leaf division of the calyx. turers and Traders during the 21 More painful to the touch. period of the Olympia Show, Sir 22 Type of a duck.

24 Birds of the night. William Joynson-Hicks made a strong point that not only must roads adequate for present needs be built, but that we must look ahead and build roads for. the future.

IT'S SOMEBODY'S

·WRITING THAT I

NEVER SAW BEFORE.

All sensible people will agree with that utterance, and the words were a tacit rebuke to that mem- ber of the Government who is re- sponsible for the nation's finance. A road famine-by no means an impossibility in the near future in view of the Chancellor's recent actions would be nothing short of a national calamity.

LETTER GOLF.

ALL IS NOT GOLD. Sometimes stock in a MINE turns out to be GOLD, then again, it doesn't. Par is five for this hole, and if you can beat that you're above the average,

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2You can change only one letter at a time.

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3-You must have a complete word of common, usage, for ench jump. Slang, words asid abbreviations don't count.

4-The order of letters can- not be changed.

One solution is printed on another page of this issue..

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જેઠ Pertaining to marrlage. 27 Manifold."

28 J

Jewel of delicate colours. 31 Back part of feet. 31 To lark..

36 What engineer was the builder of the Mississippi River jetties? 37 Master tap.

39 To note the time of writing. 40' Silk worm. Frenzy.

43 What is the sacred animal of"

India?

44 Localities.

45 Who was the famous German of the nineteenth composer century?

Down.

1.To resolve a sentency in its

parts.

2 Opposite of awenther.

3 Jumps.

4 Standard of type measure.

5 To steal.

6 Scarlet.

7 You and me.

8 What class of animals belong

to the family Ursidao? Sea eagle.

10 Το dry a second time.

13 To sink as bed, springs,

16 What class of animals belong to the highest type of verte- brates? of what

country was Louls

18 Of

Bonaparte king?

20 Inclings.

121 Exchanges.

S" Twisted.

24 One of a Siouan tribe of In-

dians.

26

The

raising of what animal forms the chief industry of Aus- tralia?

27 A soft mute.

29 To percolate through ashes,

20 Squints.

English title.

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35 Tiny particle.

37 Possesses,

38 Child's napkin.

41 Myself.

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