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SHE LOVES HIM!

Brodric March) a sullah lower who monia all her love --Fights to froep her from what she spent most. And she de med akant himi

BUT

HER EX-HUSBAND

Walter Mallik, 113 sham ske baan's seen for yours. She bassi kiranged the remaneant tere te fed him. Shy?

"SARAH

with

AND

SON

Ruth Chatterton

Fredric March

A Paramount Picture

A

You'll feel you actually know Jarthl She's

mesing woman whom you'll marvel You'll hell with her. Langh with her. Werp with her. Bo Kolh Chatterton brings you one of the ouletanding dr

cary performances text scen он The ren In Timothy

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SEE and HEAR

slie ensational

dramatic star of

"MADAME X"

in another immortal

story of a woman's

Conflicting Loves!

NEXT CHANGE

Musical Monarch of the Movies!

DENNIS KING

The British Actor Star

in

HWAR

"The Vagabond King"

JEANETTE

with

MacDONALD

Hear Dennis King sing "Only a Rose "

Hear Jeanette MacDonald sing "Love me To-night"

All in Color! You'll never forget It!

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Glenn Tryon,

Otis Harlan,

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AR

“DAMES AHOY”

A UNIVERSAL TALKİNG PICTURE.

The Annual Goneral Mesting of on Wednesday, January 14th, 1931, In St. John's Cathedral Hall. His the Boy Brouts Association Hong- Excellency the Governor bas kindly Kong Branch, will be held at 6 p.m. consented to take the Chair.

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDRICK PET FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3. Wyndham Street, In the City of Victoria Hongkong.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1931.

ITALIAN GROUP FLIGHT ACROSS SOUTH ATLANTIC.

WORTH ATLANTIC

OCEAN

EUROPE

ROME

AT

THE

SOUTH AMERICA

PORTO MITADO

MADEIRA ISLAMOS

ITRÀ

VILLA CISVERGİS

CAPE VERDE ISLANDS

BOLANA

1800 MILES OVER OPEN

SZA

"RIO DE JANEIRO

SOUTH ATLANTIC

OCEAN

AFRICA

Map showing the route of the Italian seaplane group fight from Rome to Rio de Janeiro. The must severe hazard on the long journey, the flight from Bolama to Natal was completed yestdrday with great success, Ten of the planes arrived safely. Top left is Major Umberto Maddalena, the commander of the squadron: Lower right, Is General Balbo, the Italias Air Minister, who planned the venture.

EMBEZZLEMENT CASE CLOSING STAGES

FIXED.

CLERK TO APPEAR NEXT TUESDAY.

The charge of embezzlement of $5.20 akalnat Cheng Pak-pul, n clerk employed by Messrs. A. S. Watson & Co., was fixed for hearing for Tuesday next at 11.15 am, by Mr. Williams at the Central Police Court.

ON TRIAL.

ARSON CASE DEFENCE OUTLINED.

IN MEMORY OF JOFFRE.

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY ON FRENCH GUNBOAT.

Aboard the French man-of-war Vigilante, in Hongkong harbour early this morning, a simple yet

MR. JENKIN'S ADDRESS TO impressive ceremony took place.

THE JURY.

"FANTASTIC STORY."

When the Wing Lok Street

It was Requiem Masa in memory of le Marechal Joffre, performed at an altar improvised on the navigation bridge, with tricolor in the background.

the

When the case was mentioned this morning. Detective Sergeant O'Don- ovan informed hi Worship that Mr. H. C. Macnamara had been instruct ed to prosecute, while it was under- stood that Mr. H. S. Loseby, who originally appeared for the defen-arson case was resumed at the dant, had received no further in- Criminal Sessions this morning, lender, who had served his coun- structions and had now withdrawn before Mr. Justice Wood and of her great need. The speaker Jury, Mr. F. C. Jenkin addressed derived gratification over the fact

from the case,

SUGAR MARKET.

THE LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS.

The following cabled quotations at the close of the sugar markets

yesterday have been received by

Messrs. Pentreath and Co.:-

London Terminals, Murch 5/11 up 214d. May 6/113 up 2d. August 6/4 up 21⁄4d. December 6/8% up 24.

New York Terminals, March 132 up 5 pts. May 1.40 up 0 pts July 1.47 up 6 pta.

September 1.55 up 6 pts. December 1.64 up 8 pts.

Cubans 965 C.J.F. U.K. very little offering. Small business has been done 6/– December, might oblain 6.3.

ALIENS IN U.S.A.

MORE DRASTIC ACTION CONTEMPLATED?

In

To the little band comprising the French community, Monsignor Denwazieres delivered an oration on the qualities of the great

try faithfully and well in the hour

the Court on behalf of first and second prisoners, when he in that at the last moment, in answer- ing a call above that of his coun- timated that he would deal with try, the victor of the Marne turned the case as it stood before the to God for the spiritual consola- third prisoner gave evidence in tion he needed. the witness box, adding that he would deal with third accused separately.

Amongst those present were Captain Coltman "(representing His Excellency the Governor), His Mr. Jenkin said the jury would Excellency Major General Sandi- have noticed from his croa lands; accompanied by his Alde- examination that, insofar as the de-camp, Lieut. Cameron, Bishop evidence concerning preparation for Valtorta, M, Dufoure de la. Prade the alleged crime was concerned, bet Consul General-for-France), the hd naked no questions at all, besConsul for Belgium and others. cause he would not waste the time

of the Court in arguing that there had been no such

preparation for n very gross attempt at arson, but the defence of the first and second pri- soners was that they did not con- spire, either between themselves or uther persuns, known or unknown. to commit the crime.

Conspiracy Explained,

New York, Jan, G.

The Governor, Mr. Roosevelt, has urged the District Attorney to prosecute anybody suspected of violation of the law in connexion with the failure of the Bank of the United States.—Reuter's American Service.

te vratomart ranch performed by

them was

Dealing with conspiracy, counsel said it consisted of an agreement) between certain people to achieve aacts certain end, and it was permitted to criminal agreement between them the jury to draw inferences upon and others to commit arson. the facts which were established by the Grown that, in fact, there must have been an agreement; otherwise, the acts of the various people could

"Fantastic Story."

With regard to the alleged cons versation between the first accused not reasonably or rationally be ac-and a Crown witness, when the lat

counted for.

Washington, Jan. 6.

In drawing those inferences, cer-ter gave evidence to the effect that the Senate the

Labour talu rules had to be followed, the prisoner asked him about local in- Secretary, Mr. Doak, recommended one most adhered to being that ifurance and whether the crime of araon in Hongkong was regarded jury found that several people. the the deportation of allens convict- ed of any crime, and a general were doing several acts at different as a serious one. Mr. Jenkin asked tightening of the allen deportation such mature that they must have such a fantastic story.

times, and that those acts were of them to give ne credence at all to He sold

been commited for one

that the witness who gave the evi- obylous pur-

laws.

in

00.000 estimated that there are pose, then it was permissible for dence had an obvious motive in giv-

the Unitedline jury to draw the inference that ing it, inasmuch as the first prison~ | States, of whom 100.000 are liable the acts were done by an agreement, er owed him money which had not to deportation-Reuter's American and that the agreement was, there-been paid.

Service.

CHINA'S SPECIAL

COMMISSIONER,

DR. YOUNG ON A TOUR 'OF SCOTLAND.

fore, proved.

Two Tests Applied.

Case Adjourned.

Commenting upon the evidence Mr. Jenkin said he would ask the of one of the Crown witnesses, jury to apply two tosta-firstly, were who admitted that he failed to the nets of such a nature that the identify the first accused In an obvious purpose of the men was identification parade, Mr. Jenkin to commit arson; and, any one fact, or any number of facts asked the jury to disregard his facts testimony. It was interesting by put together, consistent only with reason of the sudden change of the guilt of prisoners? He said mind which occurred in the wit- London, Jan. 6. Doctor C. Kuangson Young, the thesis which could

that if there were some other hypo- ness after the intervention of the From doubt he had acta, then changed to certainty. nese Foreign Ofee,, is now in they must disregard the guilt hypo- Scotland, addressing public docie thesis. Also, if they could say that Bacon's words that one material He would remind them of Lord ties on the National Government's record and the Chinese attitude to any one fact was inconsistent with favourable circumstance overcame guilt, then that would affect all the half a dozen adverse circum- other facts because it would ont

apécial commissioner of the Chi-rationally explain the nably and Judge.

wards foreigners.—Reuter,

SHIPPING MERGER,

New York, Jan, G.

Ho

into the heart of the case that had ances, and he put it to them that they had more than ono auch been built up.

favourable, circumstance. In dealing with salient points of asked them to discredit the third the caze, both in favour of and ad-accused's story as the "craziest verse to the first two prisoners, Mr. story a man ever uttered." The amalgamation is announced Jenkin submitted that. the of the International Mercantile jury

would And no circum- This concluded the speach for. Marine and the Roosevelt Shipping stances at all which would the defence,, and the proceedings Companies. Reutor's "American make it possibla for them to were adjourned until to-morrow, Service.

say, that the obvious purpose of the when His Lordship will aum-up.

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WILLIAM COLLIER, JR. NOEL FRANCIS FRANK RICHARDSON MIRIAM SEEGAR Story and dialog by

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