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"You've got to

be fussy

over

horses..

Fussy about their training

-fussy about who rides them. Personally I find it's the only way. For instance, I don't much care to lead in a lucky winner; but it gives me the rarest pleasure to watch any thoroughbred ridden to a faultless victory.

In the same way I appreciate the good judgment used in the making

of White Horse Whisky. I've yet to discover a richer flavour with a finer frag- rance, a silkier smoothness with a more heartening glow. Till I do, I shall in- sist on White Horse.”

WHITE HORSE

Whisky

Sole Agents for South China : Jardine Matheson & Co. Ltd.

Hotel Jewel Shop Gunmen Serve Customer: Escape With £1,200

New York, Oct. 21. Clanging alarm bells and shrieking syrens broke the breakfast-time calm in the swagger Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to-day; in a moment blue-coated policemen were swarming through every entrance.

To the large contingent of Bri-, real customer arrived-Mr. L. B. tish guests among them. Earl Lansbury, from Chicago, an official Beauchamp and his son, the Hon. of the General Electric Company. Richard Lygon-it was a gangster One of the bandits bowed politely, film scene come to life:

glass replaced. Mr. Lansbury wanted his watch

-new

The proprietor of the jewellery shop in the hotel lobby and his two assistants had been found *Certainly, Sir," said the trussed up in a room behind the "salesman,” “You shall have it in shop. Gems worth £1,200 had been an hour.” stolen.

And the whole thing had hap- pened while guests had strolled along the tapestried corridor, past the shop, on their way to breakfast.

TIED UP, GAGGED

well-

The gunmen, two suave, dressed young men, entered the shop as the assistants were ar-i ranging trays of jewels ready for

the day's business.

"Good mornings May we see some wrist watches?" one asked.

"Certainly, sir,” said one of the assistants.

"Then stick 'em up," said the gunman.

in

The assistants, their arms the air, were forced into the back room, tied up and gagged.

Then proprietor Roy Johnson ar- rived. He was just as expeditious- ly dealt with.

Mr. Lansbury went into break- fast, and the bandits hurriedly col- lected their £1,200 of jewels and departed. Mr. Johnson revealed later that they overlooked another selection of jewellery worth £46,000.

SPEED RECORD FOR CARGO BOAT

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A three-year boy of Stroud, to live to be 20 claims.

The optimistic

The Swedish cargo ship, Tuna- holm, the latest addition to the fleet of the Svenska Amerika-Mexiko Berge, scientist Linien, has recently achieved a new “Look at my speed record for cargo ships, mak-seems a mere ba ing the trip from New York to more than 18 m Gothenburg in 'nine days 15 hours. say.

That's my

The previous record was held by up too quickly. the Vingaren, of the Swedish Trans- too young and. As the gangsters began to gather atlantic Company, which did up rings, bracelets and brooches a trip in nine days 20 hours.

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