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1934.
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Pasadena. Pretty socialites take part in novel aquatic tournament held in the rashionblo Huntington post, where teams from the Flintridge Girls School win top honours. In the aqua- tie version of the game the net was strang ncross the pool at medium depth and with the necessity of swimming while making shots, a lot of splashing and plenty of pretty players, the new game proved most. successful in its first official tournament.
6.And 390h Apr. Bombay, Hertling, Heber AMERICA'S CHANGE IN Overlooking The Embankment
Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &
Hu!!.
Bombay, Marseilles & London.
Bombay, Marseilles London. Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &
Hull.
OUTLOOK
(Continued frum Page 81.
Every Government depends on Bombay, Marselles, Havre, London, votes. Inevitably very large num- Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &bers of posts are awarded by each
Hull.
Administration, of whatever colour, Bombay, Marseilles & London.
Boman
16,000 5th May 15.000 19th May 4,000 28th May
MANTUA
RAWALPINDI
**BHUTAN
11,000 2nd June 17.000 14th June 0,000 23rd June
Bombay, Marsellies & London.
DO
KAISAR-I-HIND +*BEHAR
12:00 30th Jane 7th July 6.100
RAJPUTÁNA
17.000
+ SOUDAN
6,700
17.000 28th July
15.000 11th Aug.
6,000 18th Aug.
17,000 25th Aug,
RANPURA
RANCHI CARTHAGE 1*BURDWAN
Cargo only.
14th July 21 July
Marseilles, Havre, London to those who have earned them by
Rotterdam, Antwerp political service to the party.
Now we have to remember to-day that the vast Government expendi-
Bombay. Marseilles & London.
+ Calls Casablanca. Calle Tangiers
Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con- stantinople, Pireaus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the Khedival Mail Steamship Co.
ap-
(Continued from Page 9),
"If all goes smoothly." added Mr. De Lax.
"Which it will," assued Mr. Gamble.
option on: disposal to Mr. Gam- ble, with reference to. Refer your client to Vol. 6, page 200, par. 20, line 2: Attempting to bribe an officer of his Majesty's Navy, penalties for."
"Trouble," said Mr. De Lay, as he showed Gamble the document,
"What does it mean?" asked
"Pri-
President Liners
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DRASTIC FARE REDUCTIONS TO NEW YORK.
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But it didn't. Twenty-fourth on; the list was one Jerome V. Browne, JENT Bombay, Marseilles & London.
ex-Eton, via Oxford, last heard of Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London
rowing rubber in the Malay States, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & ture, reaching out into every ham-
Jerome V. Browne, having lost all Gamble. Hull.
This let and township, is of necessity
in rubber. money
muved, to
"A lotta dough," replied Mr. De Bontbay, Maraeilles & London.
being administered by men
Ceylon and lost all his family's Lay absently. However, after an Bombay, Marseilles. Havre, London, pointed in this way. It is surely money in tea. Then, in order to action in the High Court, somewhat Hamburg. Rotterdam, Antwerp & inevitable In auch circumstances save the family name, he moved to delayed owing to the admiral's pro- Hull. Bombay, Marseilles & London.
that improper application of public the Klondyke and lost his creditors' longed cruise, it was decided that funds and political pressure exerted money in gold. Finally, to save his Mr. Gamble's offer came under the by minor holders of purse-strings skin, he moved to Hawaii, where he heading of sub-section "C". should be rife.
lost his self-respeit.
vate enterprise and personal, pro- One fancies that Mr. Roosevelt, Here it was that Messrs. De Lay, [viso." And Admiral Falstaffe had regarding them as anti-social, anti-letter finally reached him, borns in for 20,000 dollars and costs. who sincerely delests such practices, Son, Dé Lay; De Lay and De Lay's pleasure in disposing of his option human, and, to quote his favourite já cleft stick by a native bearer. He But, alas, the publicity which this phrase: "un-American," is fully at once ceased combing the beach case attracted awakened the remain- alive to the new danger. This, oneland staggered to the nearest saloon, jing option holders to the potentiali imagines, explains the strong de-fwhere he borrowed the price of a ties of their holdings. Mr. De Lay monstrations which time and again cable. The measage, under the held aloft a sheaf of correspondence! he has made, and presumably will strict arrangement of a fifty-fifty as Mr. Gamble entered one morning.[ continue to make, against improper split with the saloon keeper, and asl "Good man, attaboy," chortled desk with a sad smile. financial practices in high places, follows:
[Gamble, "getting down to it at last, "You forget, Mr. Gamble," be If he is not afraid to attack the
"Nothing less than 10,000dot.ch? What did I tell ya: my money said,, "Lord Higginbottome is still a great, he may well argue, will not shall keep me from the haven for talks."
tenant of No: 5. Until he moves, the small man think twice before which I have laboured so long." "If it has talked before it will or until we are able to come to some leaving the path of rectitude?
"Pay him," snapped Hank P.have to shoot from now on," replied satisfactory arrangement with him. Gamble.
Mr. De Lay, "read those. And, if I am afṛald we can only wait." The next client proved ever more you take my advice you will cancel Mr. Gamble retired without argue that if the President is capa-of a stumbling block. He was an your offers and wait your turn." word. He was by no means the man
Naples. In spite of her grief at the who had bounced into young Mr. De loss of her father, the late King Cancel my After all I have paid? Lay's office on that first fateful of the Belgians, Princess Marie- No. 6, Temple Quarters Jose, Crown Princess of Italy, He has made happy the heart of a
little girl in Milan.
BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.
1914.
*SIRDHANA
TALMA
TILAWA
8,000 29th Apr. 10,000 13th May
10,000 27th May 8,000 10th June
Singapore, Penang & Calentia.
DO
DO DO
*Calls Rangoon
SANTHIA
B.I. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation for 1st and 2nd class passengers.
Battle For Moral Reform Small defalcators may Burely
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South, commercial air-line companies, be- was apparently not in
NELLORE TANDA NANKIN
7,800 7,000
1934.
4th May. 2nd June
NELLORE TANDA NANKIN
7.000 7,000
3rd Aug.
1st Sept.
1,000 20th Sept.
ble of cancelling with a stroke of explorer who had left for the North the pen all State contracts with all Pole two years previously, and who] cause irregularities are alleged in hurry to come back.
any great
the case of one or two, he will
"What's he doin' there, anyway?" scarcely hesitate when minor or in-asked Mr. Gamble. significant cases of fraud upon the
7,000 30th June Manila, Rabaul. Brisbane, Sydney & public are brought to light.
Melbourne.
Regular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and Japan and Hong Kong to Australia.
Hong Kong to Sydney 19 days.
Frequent connections from Austrails with the following:-
The Union S.S. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom via New
Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, etc.
The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to London and
The P. & G. Branch Service of steamers to London via Sunz,
The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London via Panama Canal.
SAILINGS. TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.
MANTUA TILAWA
TANDA
*BHUTAN
RAWALPINDI
SANTHIA
SIRDHANA RANCHI NELLORE TILAWA CARTHAGE *BURDWAN TANDA
TAKADA
1934.
11,000
3rd May 10,000 4th May 7,000 6th May 0,100 16th May 17,000 17th
May 8,000 18th
May 4,100 30th May 12,000 81st
8,000
7,000
3,700
B1st May
1st June
3rd June
12 June
17,000 14th June 8,000 15th June 7,000 29th June Тиле 17.000 28th June 7,000 5th July 10,000 18th July 6.000 11th July 16,000 12th July
7,000
5th Aug.
* Cargo only.
Shanghai, Moji, Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy. S'hai, Mojl, Kobe & Oaska. S'hai Moll, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama S'hai, Moji. Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghai. Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy, S'hai Moji, Kobe & Danka. Shanghal, Moll, Robe & Yokohama.
Moji, Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy
Shal Mojl Kobe &
& Danka. S'hai Moji, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama Shenghal, Kobe & Yokohama. Shanghai Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy, Moji, Robe & Osaka.
Kobe
& Osaka. Shanghai, Kabe & Yokohama. Sha Moji, Kobe, Osaka, & Yokohama Amoy, S'hai, Moll, Kobe & Osaka, Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama, Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama. S'hal, Moji, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama
Amoy Mo
All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice. All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans or Punka Louvre System, Steamers on London and Australian Linea are fitted with Laundries. Parcels measuring not more than 8 cu. ft. will be received at the Com pany's Office up to Noon on the day previous to sailing.
For further information, Passage, Freight, Handbooks, etc. Epply to
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.,
P. & O. Building. Connaught. Bd. C., Hong Kong. Agents.
On the whole, one gets the im- pression that the nation general- ly, even including those who still; take advantage of the old system, are temperamentally behind the President in his fight for moral as well as material reform. This is not surprising, because he has such a long leeway to make up in the life of the nation.
In the last analysis, everything comes back, as usual, to the prestige. of Mr. Roosevelt himself. Should his force and his strength be abated by the strain, and of this happily there is no sign whatever, the bat- tle for moral reform might be al- most lost. Should be lose the back- ing of the people through political maladroitness, which again is not expected, the issue would danger.
"Studying Arctic phenomenu," replied Mr. De Lay dryly.
"Radio him at once. Let's ace
-er-
"Explorer Jenkins, s.a. Polarity, Aretle Ocean. How goes it and when do you return? --Signed, Gambled, President. Gamble's.Observatories Inc." To which came the reply:
"It isn't going at all stop frozen in stop when it stops freezing stop signed Jeńking North Pole."
"What? Me wait?
ROYAL GESTURE TO POOR CHILD
Princess Marie-Jose Gives Doll
daughter of
Enrica Godenzi, aged 8, the sent a letter to the Princess.
an ex-service-man,
offers? Carry on.
morning. Pay man. Pay." "Without any inquiry on my part, was now his only thought. Mr. Gamble, these offers have come would sit for hours on the Embank to me. They are offering now, Mr.ment benches, turning round at in- tervals to gave up at the fine old Gamble, not you."
building that would soon be his. In chairs besought him to return. vain the secretary of "Bestaleg"
"Dear Princess," she wrote, "Daddy has no money to buy me gasped Mr. Gamble when the essence taleg, chair," he wrote.
"The bottom is falling out of 'Rea- a doll. Please help me to have of the letters had sunk in.
"Please, one because you love all chil- "You have already paid $50,000 Your fire and pep will put new zip)
Mr. Gamble, the firm needs you.dren."
"The admiral," agreed. Mr. De Lay. "It was an unfortunate case
"Five hundred thousand dollars.".
| dollars."
-
Her
father knew
I about it.
nothing
With it was a letter for Enricá from the Princess's secretary,- Reuter.
"This will make 850,000 dollara.into the corp."
"Hell" said Gamble, "Explorer Jenkins has yet to re-
She received an invitation to "Heavens!" said Gamble, when go to the Town Hall, and when turn from the Pole."
hia telescope man reported a new the reached there she found a "Hope he stays up it," said Gam-planet. ble without a smile.
But his interest in such magnificent doll which said things was gone. Perhaps one "Daddy" and "Mummy" when "What do you wish me to do, Mr.day?"
aqueezed. Gamble?" him an offer, Make it 5000 dollars." ble.
"Hell," exploded Gamble. "Radio "Pay them," whispered Mr. Gam-called his secretary.
Mr. De Lay pressed a bell and
"Take this letter,” be ordered, "to Mr. De Lay read him the reply. The docking of S.S. Polaris will Mr. Gamble. Dear Mr. Gamble,- "Jenkins gone whaling stop ex-long be remembered as a red letter It is with great pleasure--and, of pect him back when ice breaks day in the annals of English his course, deep regret that I am able next March stop will give him tory. As the weather-beaten ahip to notify you of the death of Lord your message stop."
staggered into Tilbury after an ab-Higginbottome. Lord Higginbot- "Stop!" yelled Gamble. "What sence of over six years photo-tome's demise, as you are doubtless am1, eh? A fool? To blazes with graphers surged round the gangway aware, brings your name next on Work Which Will Prove Lasting Jenkins and his penguins. Des! to welcome the remainder of the the list for the tenancy of No. 5, It has been suggested, I see, dur- with the other suckers first." ing the last few days, that the
One of the photographs Temple Quarters, And Mr. De Lay called his secre-showed a gaunt figure in a faded "This house, I would remind you, "Brain Trust" are looking upon Mr.tary once more.
draught board check coat fiinging is ideally situate overlooking the Roosevelt merely as the Kerensky of
Chicago. "Oh, dear, these rich Americans," his emaciated arms round the neck Embankment. The rental will be the depression has done at least
be in
Y
do
from which they came. ing an early returns to the oblivion think I should do?"
"Ignore It" counselled her com- Nevertheless, public opinion notor-panion. iously changes, more quickly in "Yes, my dear, perhaps you are Amories than "clsewhere. A turn right.".
crew,
GOUT OUSTED BY DEPRESSION.
American Medico's Opinion.
the American revolution, and are sighed the Dowager Lady Whister-of the triumphant explorer. The 2,500 dollars per annum, exclusive one good thing according to Dr. H awaiting their moment to instal a whistle, pausing in the middle of conversation between these two men of rates. Awaiting your favoured A. McGuigan, head of the Depart Stalin. If they entertain such her tiffin to pass the letter to her though of no real consequence to Instructions, I am, yours very truly ment of Pharmacy at the Univer ideas, which I doubt, they are court-lady companion.""What
you the business of the day--is interest (signed) W. E. De Lay (De Lay sity of Illinois Medical College..
ing.
Brothers, late De Lay, Son, Di Lay,
"Gout, the disease which once "Perfessor, my name's Gamble. De Lay and De Lay)."
was symbolic of a life of case, has Gamble of Rostaleg chairs, president Mr. Da Lay called for the sirendy all but disappeared, and the de- of Gamble Observatories Inc." well-filled waiting list for No. 5, pression can be thanked, he said. "Ah yes, I remember, the lease of when he received the reply by po "Depression is a great gout pleasure, my dear sir, pleasure. No. 5, if I remember correctly? A turn of post;
killer. You can't work and sup- E. De Lay (De. Lay Brothers), port a case of gout at the same You are welcome to it. I couldn't Jan. 5, 1984.
time," he added. My "Hey, quarter-master," he roared. dream of accepting any money frám Dear Sir-We refer you to the Dr. McGuigan quoted: 'an old material change that he has brought down this letter;" of the psychological as well as the "Sink me the-damn it, I mean take a brother scientist."
fenclosed cutting from the "Echo," prescription given by an English· ́ "It's mine, yelled Mr. Gamble. As you will see, Mr. Gamble passed doctor to a wealthy gout patient, about will remain as the foundation "To Mesara. De Lay, DeLay"It.mine. What did I tell ya?? away on a bench overlooking the which said? upon... which the future of the and Son, June 24, 1924. Bira-] Mr. De Lay, senior partner of De Embankment on the 5th ultimis..
"Live American nation will be built. Temple Quarters, No. 5, lease, Lay and De Lay, looked up from his
on. sixpence a day and (Signed)"P"Herse (executora), earn it"Router
heterogeneous democracy may in quarter-dock when his letter arriv in fortune's tide, or fickleness of a Admiral Falstafle was pacing his due time curb Mr. Roosevelt's power ed. more than we now think, but much i
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