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HONG KONG HOTEL VISITORS

February 26, 1920.

Mr. and Mra. F. Arndt, Mme. Argentina.

Mogars. D. G. Brucz, Buschmann, J. Band, A. Bowen, H.E. und Lady F. Barbosa, Capt. C. G. Batemang-

Messrs. E. J. Carmichael, N. Coulson, Miss. T. Cope, Mrs. D. Campbell.

THE CHINA MAIL,

'WOMAN DISPUTED *

STORY OF WARTIME ESPIONAGE

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TO-DAY'S RADIO

TO-DAY AT QUEEN'S

Beautiful Norma Talmadge is the featured player in "The Woman, Disputed," a thrilling and engross Ing picture which is being shown from to-day to Saturday at the Queen's Theatre. The film version of the sensational stage play of the same title keeps closely to the orl- ginal story and is unfolded in an extremely clever manner.

The story revolves around a tri- angle of two men and a girl. The men are fast friends-the girl likes them both until jealousy and hatred drive the trio Into a strange denouement and a happy ending.

The development of the absorbing. plot: against a background of war- ravaged towns, espionage, and ad- vanture, gives the girl the choice of saving an entire army corps from destruction sacrificing OF

her honour in the name of patriotism.

During each performance, the Orloff Brothers will appear with a complete change of programma in further selections on the balalaika and stest guitar.

"THE SAMOANS”

UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT

COMING

SEASON AT THE STAR

Something entirely new in the form of entertainment is promised theatre goers when "The Samoan Dancers" open a brief season in the Star Theatre on Sunday at 9.20 p.m. in conjunction with a short picture programme.

This unique theatrical troupe is under the direction of Mme. Claude Reviere, who has spent a long time

in the South Sea Islands and has

'BROADCAST BY Z. B. W

"PLAYER PIANO RECITAL"

ON THE WARPATH

MISS C. PANKHURST AND WOMEN VOTERS

CONTROL POLITICAL POSITION

The following programnis will be

Miss Christabel Pankhurst re- broadcast to-day from the Govern- vently began a series of addresses ment radio station on the Peak, the in London on "World Problems: wave-length being 350 metres. And the Outlook. From a Woman The call sign of the station Voter's Point of View" From the Z.B.W.

point of view of the audience it is

port.

5.30-8.30p.m. Demonstration to be feared that they did not 'get quive' what they expected, an. the Programme.

address was almost wholly theo 7.48 p.m.-Evening Weather Re-logical in character, and resolved itself at one point into an 8 p.m.- Evening Programme. impassioned defence of the Pro- (Columbia Records supplied through phets of the Old Testament. the courtesy of Messrs. The Ander Probably only those well versed son Music Co.)

la ancient theological literature

"Ruy Blas" (Mendelssohn) Over-

ture,

B.B.C.'s Wireless Symphony

Orchestra. "Rose Of The South, Walta" and "Wiener Blut, Waltz" (Strauss),

Johann Strauss, & Symphony

Orchestra.

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“You Didn't Ask Me First” and "When A Girl Is In Love With A

Man," Duet, Lily Elsie & Arthur Margetson, "Gipsy Suite,"

The Plaza Theatre Orchestra. "OLoveliness Beyond Compare" and "O Voice Of Magic Melody" (from

"The Magic Flute"),-

Heddle Nash.

and the ins and outs of the Higher Criticism could follow where the speaker led at times. Towards the end came an onslaught on democracy and criticism of women (which was met by dissenti. ent voices in the audience) stating that neither democracy nor women had yet had much chance of putting the world right.

The keynote of the address was

the necessity for leadership, but of a heavenly rather than an earthly hurat stated that we were in danger origin. At one polat Miss Pank- of forgetting the Creator in trying to serve the creature. "That was the weakness from the League of Nations down to the Parish Coun- Player Plano Recital. (Repro-cil. Christ had been i legated to a ducing plano supplied through the memory and His right to rule left courtesy of Messrs. The Teang outside." Fook Piano Co.). "Blue Danube Walts" (Strauss). "Two Eyes of Grey" (McGeoch). "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12"

(Liart).

When I dream of the Last Waltz

With You," Waltz.

«At Dawning" (Cadman). "Valse des Fleurs" (Tschaikowsky), "Unfinished Symphony" (Schubert). Thousand And One Nights, Waltz

and

zen a guest of the high chief-"Frenet Euch. Des Lebens, Waltz,"

Johann Strauss & Symphony

Orchestra.

tesses on more than one occasion. Mme. Reviere has taken care to eliminate all suggestion of the modern "Hula" in the dances and, as a result, the items to be presented will be as they are actually perform- ed in the South Seas.

A feature of the show will be the many distinctive costumes of

"Silent Noon" and "Pesce," Baritone,

Angry Denials

"Women now" (sald Miss Pank- hurst) "control the political post- tion of the country, and it is our duty to take stock of the political situation. There is something en- tirely wrong about the way our political affairs are managed, and we are responsible." One gathered that study of the Prophets would make everything clear, but the lecturer at

t'mos became a little involved and introduced topic after tòplé, in her address which she failed to follow.

"Since democracy had got more power the world has deteriorated,” followed by "and sinc: women have. got more power they have not im- proved,” were statements that call- ad forth angry denials from the audience. But they agreed heartily J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. with her statement that it was for women to hold up the old standarde of morality.

J. Dale Smith. "Or Wings Of Song" and "Ave Maria,"

the "taupou" or chief maiden of "Oh! Kay-Medley" and the village, whilst the famous "Siva | "Popular Songs-Medley," Siva" and "knife Dance" are among the chief items.

American Duettists,

Layton & Johnstone. Seats may be booked in advance "(a) Waltz in A flat (Brahmi)" and at Moutrie's and the Star Theatre"(b) Spring Song" (Mendelssohn), at the popular prices of $2 and $1.

bi

Pianoforte Solo,

Wiliam Murdoch. "Liebestraume” (Lfext);,

10.10 p.m.-News Bulletin. "Sonata" (N. Porpora) "Cello Solo,

Antoni Sala.

"The Rose" Selection,

The Band of H.M. Grenadier

Guards.

God Save The King. 10.30 p.m.-Close Down.

THE WOMAN WINS

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"Let us have moral courage to stand up for right and purity. Let women be the moral salt of the .arth. We know that every attempt s being made through books, plays, and films to pull down the morality of women."

A atatement that "we are all equally responsible for the evils of the world, and the women more than the men," was met by cries of "No, no."

Concluding, the speaker atated: "We are to-day the dominant political force in this country, and," being so responsible, it behoves us to fuce our responsibilities and not to, be boastful of what we can do.”

Mr. Merlinškov, the Soviet conqul- geperal in Harbin, ́narrowly escap ed death on the afternoon of February 12 when a Russlan called at the consulate at about four o'clock and fired two abots point- blank at him as soon ав по табе his appearance.

The shots went wide of their mark.. The Russian, who was dressed in the uniform of the Chinese police, was immediately arrested and subsequent investiga- tions revealed that his name was Monokov and that he had recently

The French police are Investiga. arrived in Harbin from the Mari- An action was settled at Maryle-ing a couple of burglaries which time Province. Mr. Merilnikov, the bone County Court by the spin of have been reported to them. In Soviet Consul-General, asked the 'n coin.

one case an entry was effected into Chinese authorities to deal rigidly A dispute arose as to whether a

a house at No. 466 Rue Auguste with the would-be assassin, draw-figure in a claim was £2 or £3, Boppe, Shanghai, and from there |ing their attention to the fact that Mr. Vaughan Roderick, the re- they carried away: clothing

the assailant was

at $250 dressed in the gistrar, suggested he should toss valued

belonging to Chinese police uniform.

a student. On the up to decide which figure it was.

In the other case other hand, says the Rengo News Miss Lille, a representative of a cigarette factory at No. 478 Agency, the Chinese authorities are the plaintiffs: If you like. I Route Contry Was

the scene apparently trying to make light of don't mind.

of the burglars' efforts. First of the affair, declaring the Russian Mr. Roderick: Heads it is £2 all they made an opening in the who was drunk had no intention of and tail; it is £3.

bambos fence surrounding the assassinating the Consul General:

The coin WAS

Mr. factory, and then broke into the spun by Roderick, and as it came down store where leaf tobacco is képt. Mr. and "Mrs. C. H. Willcocks "heads" Mias Elllle was given judg-} They carried off over 1,000 lbs. of

Kuala Lumpur on re- ment for £2.

have left tirement.

The Breaking Point

When Mind and Body Are Fagged

Many serious accidents, as well |as mistakes in life, have bien traced

to failure of the memory.

When persons of either 'sex begin to÷bcal- tate in speaking, cannot collect their thoughts and forget things, when excitement upsets them, then; says the doctor, here is a case bordering on neurasthenia. "If this state of Mrs. B. Roure, Mesara, T. Carr health-continues, collapse may fol Ramsay, T. Rothardt.

Mr. L. P. Quincey.

Messrs. W. Vandar Steen, 0. G.

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It is a recognised fact that most Simpson, C. A. Stiebel, J. J. Salzky poverished, blood. Nerves that are nervous disorders - are... due tobim-

P. Servannin, Biddle Staata, H. T. not fully nourished by the blood: F.Stanta. Jr., Barton Sewell, Mr. and are quite unable to meet the strain

Mrs. F. Selly and son.

upon them. Then the mind and Messrs. E. Thomas. A. Fbody become fagged, and a nervous Thompson.

breakdown la threatened.D. Mr. Vaxonceles.

Only new pure blood can savo Messrs. R. P. Whitham, R. W. the victims from collapse and this Wylle, T. Wollock, S. 5; Wong. Ed threat of neuraathenia Good,"rich" Wusthof, Mr. and Mrs. F. Mblood is created in abundance by Waung, Mrs. Duncan Wilson, Dr. Williams pink pills, and in that way these piilò have langrent number of cases banlabed nervous and mental disturbances. They have given increased energy: Atnissa/ A Cambridge University romance had a sequel recently when Mr and robust health to men and keen appetite, atrung, teady norver Romilly John, aged 22, son of Mr.

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