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THE CHINA MAIL.

FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1926.

People and Events in the News of the World

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PRINCE WALES

LORD BURNHAM

Hongkong's Artistic Photographers

The

YING MING STUDIO

Queen's Road Central

(Official Photographore of the " China Mail.")

"Please take me, read the sign which the Britishy girl held

out toward a street crowded with cabs, motor cars, bicycles and

|motor cycles—and she drew a motor cycle ride to work. The sigu

theme worked wonders in London during the strike:

C. 7. Cetea. Hadi,

from a recent photo.

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GOVERNMENT

OFFICIAL'S 7am-Buk

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THE following remarkable

account of Zam-Buk's triumph over a desperate poisoned wound is contained in a letter from C. B. Coates, Esq., Dept. of Customs, Rabaul, West Pacific, wlus writes" Whilst visiting outlying islands,. I had the misfortune to severely cut my ankle ou a submerged piece of coral. The injury gave great pain and swelled alarmingly, atd medical treatment failed to heal the ghastly wound. I was so reconciled to the idea of having my foot taken off, that I decided to, send in my resignation.

One day happening to hear that the store had just received a supply of Zam-Bek, I sent over for a box. After two or three applications of this grand.berbal balm. I found that the discharge. grew less and the angry-looking wound began to get a heahhier colour. persevered with the treatment and now, thanks solely to Zam-Buk, complete healing has resulted. I am cured of as ugly... looking a tropical scre as could be imagined."

For all maustr of skin diseases and nourias Zan-Bok is sluvays the vafcut, purest" and most puritive remedy to apply.

medisine vendors everywhere.

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FREE FROM ANIMAL FATS.

LORD ASQUITH

RUDYARD KIPLING

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Every one with the remotest con- nection with the Government strikers in Great Britain was kept buy hy May, Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, (top) wife of the Prime Minister, organised a motor transport earpa tó take women to work. Lady Cynthia Moseley, Socialist, rained money for the strikers' relion

SIR WORTHINGTON-EVANS, 'KIN JOHN WHITLEY,

The Prince of Wales, "visiting the House of Commons, smiled de Mr. George Buchanan, Labourite, said he would like to see the Throne

abailshed. Lord Burnham, declared that the Unione were trying to set up " British super-Government." Sir. Worthington-Evans, War Secretary, denied that mating would result in death sentonger for

soldiers and sailors. The Hon. Johri Whitley, M.P., atarted an in-

dependent move to end the strika.

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BEN TILLËTI

ARZHUR HENDERSAM..

Lord Oxford Asquith declared that the freedom of Great Britain

was at stake in the fight between the Trade Unions and the Go

Govern-

Rudyard Kipling, in poetry, urged the strikers to keep

thent.

the peace. Ben Tillett, M.P., lunder of the striking deck workers,

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was one of the biggest Agures on the union side, Mr Arthur

Henderson, a Union leader, took him stand with the consérvaliyu

element of Labour.

Beby Guy Stillman, cúntral figure in the paternity dispute involved in the Stillman "Indian "guide" divorce suit, will be taken into the home of his reconciled father, and mother, Mrs. James A. Stillman, wife of the millionaire banker, announced after their return from the "second honey- moon" in Europe,

OSCAR S. STRAUS,

DR VAIAER SETON, Victor Napoleon, who bore the honorary title Prince Victor, the pretander to the throne of Franco, recently died in Brussels. MT.

J. L. Lewis, President of the United Mine Workers of America, con- ferred with Secretary of Labour Davis regarding the British strike, Mr Osvár S. Straus, former U.S. Minister to Turkey, died in New York recently, Dr. Walter Seton was appointed as one of the food controllers of Great Britain during the strike.

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