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HUMANISATION OF THE SUBMARINE

HONG KONG,

KWANGSI WAR.

Cantonese Vanguards Take Kiuhu.

SKIRMISHES NEAR KONGHOW

Skirmishes also took place on April 1 in the vicinity of Konghow between the troops of the 8th Division under Mao Bong-wen and the Kwangsi insurgents. Following their defeat, the latter ontrenched themselves at Kweiping.

PRACTICAL HOPES OF A THREE- POWER AGREEMENT.

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Between the United States and Chile.

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Buenos Aires, Yesterday, Wireless telephonic commünica- tion between Argentina, Urguay, Chile and the United States was officially Inaugurated in speeches by President Hoover and the Pre- sidents of Chile and Urguay, which were heard perfectly here.

The fallure of Senor Irigoyen, President of Argentina, to parti- cipate in the Ceremonial inaugura- tion of the wireless telephone system, linking the north and south Americas, is regarded here as A direct saub to the United States.

FRANK AND FAIR. Canton, Yesterday. According to military circles, the vanguards of Lui Woon-yim took

Rugby, Yesterday. possession of Kluhu, about 25 miles The reservations which were in-

April 1, the cluded in the Japanese Govern rebels having retreated to Kwethafenment's acceptance of the naval pro- after offering little resistance.posals forwarded to Tokyo ofter General Lui will proceed from Wu- negotiations between the Japanese, ehow to the front on April 5, eo- American and British delegations, operating with the two divisions are not considered to present any under Chiang Kwong-nel and Li formidable obstacle. They were Yang-king to attack Kweihsien. discussed at a meeting of these three delegations to-day and, as they constat in affect of technicat de tails, it was decided to submit them to a small committee of Naval Shortly before the conversationa Experts on which the British re- wore timed to begin Senor Irigoyen presentatives are Admiral Sir Wil-cabled to President Hoover that the Ham Fisher and Captain Bellairs. President of Argentina was un- Pakhoi Re-Captured

This committee will meet again to- able to participate "on account of Having recaptured Pakhoi, Gen-morrow morning. Mr. Ramsay a sore throat." It la generally eral Heung Hon-ping of the 62nd MacDonald and Mr. Arthur Hender-believed, however, that Senor son had a conversation to-day with Irigoyen intended by holding aloof Division has established his head- quarters there, so as to facilitate Signor Grandi at which, it is to register a protest against the the transport of ammunition and understood, there was a discussion proposed United States tariff on food-stuffs supplied by the Canton of drafts of a possible formula de- Argentine wheat and the increased It is also re- authorities. The rebel remnants who signed to satisfy France's desire for duties on flax seed. scattered in the Yumchow and security. No meeting, however, called that Senor Irigoyen has so Limehow area have been driven out took place between Mr. Henderson far failed to replace the Argentinian and no trace of them can now be and. M. Briand on this matter, al- Charge d'Affairs at Washington by found. Avalling himself

an of an though discussions will probably Ambassador-Reuter's Ameri- opportunity for rest, General bo continuod to-morrow. Heung has notified the Wuuchow authorities to transport his new troops directly to Pakhoi for training-Canton News Agency.

A RUM-RUNNER.

Was British Schooner Scuttled?

SMUGGLING CHARGE.

can Service.

During the day M. Briand and Mr. H. L. Stimson had a conversa- |DAME ALBANI DEAD. tion and there was also a further meeting

of the committee of technical and legal experts which Is engaged on the drafting of laws regarding these legitimate, employ- ment of submarines.-British Wire- less Service.

Former Court Singer to German Emperor.

London, Yesterday.

The death has occurred of the London, Yesterday. famous operatic singer, Dams Al- American naval

delegation | bani.-Reuter. circles entertain little doubt that the Senate will accept the British. Japanose, and American agree ment, under which Japan will build less than 20,000 tons cruis- era, no submarines, and a small number of lestroyers,

Boston, Yesterday. The Aramay sank while being towed to. Boston. Coastguarda aver that she was probably scut- tied-Router's American Service.

Senator Recd, who is the prin- [The British achooner, Aramay, cipal negotiator with the Japan- was seized off coast of Maine by a ese, Mr. Matsudaira, expressed patrol boat with 800 cases of liquor strong appreciation of the foo aboard. The crew are to be ar-spirit in which Japan and Great. raigned in the Federal Court on Britain met the Americans, and charges of conspiracy and smug said that all three delegations gling.]

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[Dame Emma: Aibani was 78 years of age. Born in Chambly, Į near Montroal, she was the daughter of the late Joseph Lajeunesse, musician organist, and harpist. She was educated at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Bault au Recollet, near Montreal, and began her musical studies in Paris under Gilbert Louis Duprezand Benoist, and under Lamperti in Mlian. Deme Albani made her debut at! Messina in 1870, in Bellini's La Sonnambula. Later she appear- ed with the Royal Italian Opera (1872) and six years later was married to Ernest Gye, who pre deceased her in 1925. Dame Albaai hos sung in America, Australia, Russia, Germany, South Africa, India and Canada, and was. Court singer to the Em- peror of Germany. An autobio- graphy of her ilte, "Forty years of song "was published in 1911]

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