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CABLES.

BARLIER CABLES [783010K REUTER'S: AGENCY,]

ITALY S CLAIMS. ITALIAN PREMIER'S COUNTER- PROCLAMATION,

LONDON, April 4th.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 6IH. 1919.

HOWITT PHILLIPS COMPANY. | ADMIRAL SIMS'S FAREWELL.

"DAMAGED GOODS,"

--UNIVERSITY......TEACHING.

STUDY OF GERMAN.

The Marquia of Crowe was the prin

DRAMATIC STORY OF GERMANY'S "FALL.

THE FINAL COLLAPSE.

[FROM LEONARD SPRAY..

ROTTERDAM, March uch.

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hitherto unwritten

What follows is.

KING'S HOPES FOR. THE NATION'S FUTURE.

STILL MUCH TO DO,”

PROBLEMS OF THE NEW ERA.

The Archbishop of Canterbury-and- York, with a number of bishops, waited

March 4th to present artdresses from upon the King at Buckingham Palace on Convocation. It is interesting to nota

A communiqué from Parise dated of the repror, but since this has been assembled in honour of the distinguished Just the association was formed, for the action still promulgated in many quarters that this was the first occasion since 1911

April 4th. contains

tion.

Professor In his proclamation. Orlanda say that President. Wilson's an innovation in interna attitude is

Professor Orlando does tional affairs. not make any complaint about this, but

proclamation have been applied hitherto only to enemy peoples.

proclamation came while negotiations were proceeding. It was an attempt to place, his Government in opposition to the people. In other words, Presid ent Wilson is freating the Italians as it they are barbarinas, without a democratic

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WORK OF AMERICAN NAÏT. There was a crowded attendance at the SIR DOVETON STURDEE'S TRIBUTE. Theatre Royallast evening when the

Americans in England gave a farewell Feipal guest at a dinner of the Groupe Inter-Universitaire Franco-Britannique, Howitt Phillips Company presented

luncheon party on March 14th at the Damaged Goods," the play-based on Brieux's work dealing with the social evil. Savoy Hotel-to-Admiral__8. Sims, held under the Chairmanship of the

and ultimate collapse Among other For some time the play was under the ban United States Navy. A large company aqui Imperiali (Italian Ambas chapter in the history of Ciermany's defeat sador), at the Connaught Rooms. In June things, it disposes once for all of the anifor, the event having been arranged lifted it has been staged in all parts of by the American Luncheon Club is purpose of promoting friendly inter that the downfall was brought about by on which Convocation bad addressed the

internal and subsidiary causes in the

last

Crown. The ceremony took place in the a summary of the world and generally with the full London. Mr. John Blair Macales pre-course between British and French uni- event the November revelation and it Throne Room, where the King, attended Professor Orlando's counter-proclama and Shorts (Home Secretary), the There are some perhaps who still hold to Admiral Sir Purey Scott sat at the right the worlds of art, literature, science, Surrender was a direct result of the il-Lord in Waiting, and the Equerrics in

hand of the chief guest. Occasion, was commerce, andhi the circumstances imposed hur by Waiting, received his visitors, the opinion that the subject is not one taken to present to Admiral Sims a valu-try Membership has since been extended the Allies long before

The Archbishop of Canterbary rend suited to the theatre but these are probable servies of silver plate, in token off to university men of other Allied coun themselves the other conditions upon the Canterbury "address, and the King

which the supporters of the old regime. ably in a minority. If good can be done appreciation by Americans in England tries.

still lay the blame The loyal toast embraced the King and

for

replied, as follow: the for him, and for the services which be

catastrophe.

It gives he sincere pleasure to receiva" by publicity there is no doubt that pub had rendered in the Great War the Sovereigns or heads of Allied and

It will be remembered that in his r. this loyal and dutiful address from your licity should be given and certainly po The coast of The King and the Pre-associated countries.

The Chairman expressed his apprecia: Dent' speech of defence in the National Grate and the bishops and clergy of the Assembly Erzberger stated that on Province of Canterbury in, Convocation objection can be taken to the manner insident having been duly honoured.

The Chairman gave the health of tion of the work to which the air November 10th a telegram was received assembled. I cannot look back upon the ways that the terms of President Wilson', which the Iacts are unde known in this Admiral Sima, expressing gratifiention had dedicated itself. "We had heard from Great Headquarters telling the years which have passed since the last

instance. The play is by no means amus at the presence of so many British much of the ethical teaching of the

German universities: the Germans had whilst seeking amelioration. they must dress without recognising the heavy bur Armistice Commission that, occasion in which I received such an ad- ing It makes no appeal to emotion. It is ufficers, who, though serving under a

thing mince one less than a orientide different flag united with them in doing boasted of it. Although the Anglo in any event assent to whatever conditions den of privats sorrow and national Moreover, says Professor Orlando, the treatise in an usual setting and its honour to their guest Early in the wär Saxon and Latin countries did not boast Marshal Foch wished to impose-in effect, | trouble. laid upon this country as the re- Americans in England thought they about their teaching. they bad taught that Germany must surrender on terms.sult of the great war 1 appreciate your value lies in the tre deney it may have knew the enemy of mankind, and with their youth to respect moral obligations What Brzberger did not means that reference to the foug-continued labours of to open the eyes of those who have been poignant regret they realised that their and he thought the triumph of that up to now not been publicly disclosed willally hind to evils which are known countrymen at home did not then share teaching had now been achieved. (Bearis that Hindenburg geve practically the my beloved father to preserve peace Among the nations Thom efforts have convictions. Things happened hear.) He wished for the full success same dread command, and in a per- seemed, for the mcinent to be in vain, to exist but are not usually, acknowledg their

which proved that they in England were of the work the association had wet ont emptory form, as long previously as being swallowed up in, the most tragic

to perform. (Cheers.).

September 28th. In the early morning In all probability the crowded house right in their estimate of the Hun.

hours of that day, six members of the and devastating conflict, that the world last evening was due to curiosity on the They were exuberant when. in the spring part of the public to witness & play which of 1017, Americs joined the Entente

Heichstag each received a Government has ever seen; but I hope and trust that, was for a period tabob. The satisfaction Powers in upholding the freedom of the

telegram despatched in the course of the under the Providence of God, the deli previous night. This telegram instructed berations of the Peace Congress may re- of such cariosity can have done no harm; world. Admiral Sims was among the

then to appear at nine o'clock the result in such an agreement as shall make it may possibly have had a good effect. Arst Americans to come over, and he had

mo the demand, for seats was no great that

to synchronise the movements of the fleet

morning at the House Ministry, in order it far more difficult in future for may it could

ot be entirely satisfied and, the he commanded with the much greater would continue in the future. In the to receive a confidential communication nation to plunge the world into the

from the Government. management, therefore, have decided

The meeting horrors of war. British Flect. He transplanted into

accordingly took place. As will be seen

I share with you the hope that the sign- a Pair of Silk Stockings their minds and hearts the idealism of

from the account, which follows, written ing of peace will be the prelude to a new of A

the American people, which he so fully

from information supplied by one of those ern in the social life of this country. advertised.

Tonight the spy play Seven Days' comprehended, ingratiated himself with

everyone with whom he came in contact, scholar wherever he went, and was wel, present, it was of the most dramatic and, ] ¡Vhile we car look back upon a succes:

for. those who attended it tragic sion of reforms and improvements ex- and all the time he had been an Ameri come in a strange country. It was really character.

At the appointed hour there found much to do to bring the conditions in. tending over many years, there is still can(cheers)-proud upon all ätting oc.only within the latter part of the last casions to assert his Americanism. They century that we had begun to realise themselves in the waiting-roam of the which the majority of the people of these Home Ministry Count Westarp, of the islands work and live inte harmony with admired the exquisite finesse with which again bow close and valuable a connec

of the he bad performed his duty, and regfettion could be framed between the uni Conservatives: Hert Stresemann, ted that the intimate association of two rersities of the different countries. In National Liberals; Herr Groeber, of the their own desires, and with genuinely years was drawing to a close. (Cheers.) England he did not think we had been Centrum party: Herr Ebert, of the improved standards of health, education, Admiral Sima, who was loudly cheer. particularly quick in grasping this fact, Majority Becialists; and Herr Haase, of and comfort, and the necessary oppor The Queen, having heard from the ed. returned thanks for that great trifor it was only within the last three or the Independent-All were equally and tunities for wholesome recreation. I am Mayor of Bethnal Green of the conditions bute, due, he realised, to the position he tour years that we had appointed a greatly surprised at finding themselves in sure that the vivified public spirit which erk Significantly exclusive, for there battlefeld and at home has drawn ell of the slum property in, the Brady-street occupied and the results which had been committee to inquire into the teaching such in exclusive assembly of party lead folinys, the war- war which both in the aren, which the local authority is seeking achieved by the American naval forces of modern languages. The report of that

invited, such party magnates as Herr activities of Parliament, of the Govern to get removed, lost no time in going. He quite understood how intense had commitee was enough to bring a blush were missing, and had clearly not been classes into one-will be reflected in the down to see for herself the condition of been the desire of Americans in England to the check of most Englishmen, Heydebrand, of the Conservatives; Herr ment departments and of the locni the houses which had been described to to get into this war, which they under. cause it stated in categorical, terms how Erzberger, of the Centre and Hers anthorities, and I am equally confident bem Nobody was told about the visit stood better than those

woefully behindhand we were in our Scheidemann, of the Socialists. BCTOSS

It must that the ministry of the Church will ' except these immediately concerned, but, Atlantic. Military men, whose business knowledge of instruction in modern be information of a truly extraordinarily always be directed towards a high con- of course, her Majesty was promptly it was,

languages. Since then many of the confidential character which was to be caption and a faithful fulfilment of pub understood the position recognised by the residents, and was Europe long ago, and he need only re- British universities had shown commend imparted to such a small group, and yet lie duly grected with an affectionate welcome call an exceedingly, undiplomatic speech ablezcal, and he was glad to see that a group representative of every party in which evidenced the appreciation of the which he himself made in the Guildhall various persons had come forward and the State.

A MOMENTOUS MEETING. poor people of the interest which she is eight or nine years back. (Laughter.) endowed professorships in modern lang. inking in them and their welfare,

He now felt free to say, in connection ages. At Cambridge a professorship

Whilst waiting to be summoned to the His Majesty was attended by Lady with that incident, that before he left of Italian bad been founded through an Ministerial presence, they feverishly dis- Ampthill and Mr. Harry Verney, and

made an official italian gentleman who had spent a great cussed the probable nature of the com European waters, be was received Councillor Lient.-Clonel

by Lewis, the Mayor, from whom her Majesty report to his Admiralty, after intimate deal of his life in England (cheers) munication. Little did they guess at the received the original information.

association with British naval and mili fandras University College, London, they bombshell which was The Mayor presented the Town Clerk and thai tary officers, and also with many French had endowed, besides a lecturership, their midst, and it casts a penetrating recognise its living responsibility as the

Government.

Professor Orinudu says that he has never denied the Pact of London, but Babmits that the Pact does not apply to

"

Fiume. ~~Renfessor Orlando say that he bases his claim on the Fourteen Points, and he has discovered that those Fourteen Foints have been elastic for every nation except the Italians. The Italian Pre- mier emphasises that his claims are based on the Fourteen Points.

Professor Orlando then makes his statement in regard to Fiamies and ends by capesaing his friendship for the American people.

THE SILVER MARKET,

LONDON, May 1st. Messrs, Montagu & Co.'s report states that the fluctuations in the price of silver are wider this week owing to vacillation of the American éxchange.

The Shanghai exchange has risen to 4. 1. per taci.

CANTON NEWS..

THE TECHUNнIP.

last year.

Cares, April-ith-

protecting foreigners and their property.

THE CEMENT WORKS.

QUEEN AND HOUSING. VISIT TO BETHNAL-GREEN.

TALKS IN MEAN STREETS.

and the

TO

1

the

the concensus of opinion appeared to be that the war could not be put off for more than four years. When, as one of the firat American commanders, he arrived in England, he realised that he was a

The Marquis of Crewe said the Allied nations had suffered so much in comcion. and had gone through so much together, that it was impossible not to expect the ties which now bound them together Middle Ages there was a much closer as sociation coveries than during the last different countries than last few centuries. The scholar was then a

in Scandinavian uages. (Cheers.) There aino owing to the liberality of the London County Council, a professorship of Italian had also been founded. But no doubt a great deal more needed to be done, both in the interchange of students and in the visits of professors and teachers.

Whatever disgust-we might, and did, fcel at the attitude of the Central Powers

I look forward with interest "to the result of your labours 'in respect of the proposed modifications of the law relat ing to the conduct of Divine sorvice. In this, and in kindred efforts, I am BUTC

ministrations of the Church to the needs your object will always be to adapt the be thrown into and opportunities of the time, and to

leaders had been

small party visited foar of the cottages,

the responsible political Queen, with those in attendance,

kept in the dark by the Military Com the era now opening sceras to present went on foot through some of the by-ways

mand as to the true state of affairs to problems, alike in religion and in social The visit was paid on a favourable day,

know that the worst thing they feared was life, of wide range and great perplexity, the weather being fine, and the conditions

an announcement that Austria was about your effort, as those of all night-think- of squalor somewhat less apparent than cepted by his countrymen there a

to renounce her alliance. And not all of ing men, will be towards such settlement them believed it could be even so bad as us will, by the blessing of God, increaso the spirit of goodwill among men, with- It is reported that Gendal Lok Wing on a dull or wet day. Her Majesty was symbol of their aspirations and hopes

that

Into the room, laden with this atmoseout which no problem can be solved, while ting has requested the Peking Govern- quite favourably impressed with the and it was his determination not to dis

cleanliness of the small houses which she appoint those aspirations, ment to appoint Chan Ping-kwan, Tuchun

entered. With regard to the sanitary His business had been to establish a during this war, there was, he supposed, phere of suspense, there came one of the with it nodifficulty, is insuperable.

SPENT OF THE LACE of Canton. The Peking Government has arrangements the Royal visitor agreed

no reason why the children of our re-tate Secretaries who, after an embar rassed pause, exclaimed, "It is terrible!!!

In response to the address from the Come dificulties, to smooth down fric presentative friendly ruces should not in Although none know exactly what the Northern Province, read by the Arch- consented, and the Tachunabip of Canton that they were so inadequate as to be policy, to get on with the war, to over-

almost non-existent. will be changed as soon

the peace The Queen talked sympathetically with tion, and to suppress personal ambition; time learn German, for the study united words implied, one of the party leaders bishop of York, his Majesty said agreement between General Lak and the women whose houses she visited, and, consolidation and Eghting. Cheers.) as that was in quantity, if not in meril, But it had to come, and could only be dutiful address from your Grace and I am grateful for this loyal and and his watchwords were co-operation, best German literature. Strictly limited said: incidentally-abe obtained-confrmation-in- Peking is signed.

the bishops and clergy of the Provinc more than one quarter of the Mayor's From the moment that he landed in comparison with French, Italian, question of time

What do

#ICAD ?

3 asked the

of York in Convocation assembled. - I- COMPENSATION DEMANDED.

contention that the question of rent is at England" he decided to brigade the and English literature, yet he was not

was the reply, the thank you for your expression of loyalty The American Consul in Shameen has great bugbear to most of these people. United States forces absolutely with the prepared to say that the German lang- Secretary.

If in were only that," said the Secre- and devotion to the Throne and for the notified the Tuchun that the Standard Oil She asked one woman, for example: forces of the Allies, in whatever postiion ange ought to perish or die out in the defection of Austria

Why don't you move to a bester house?

se?" the naval authorities thought best, and way that German kullar should. Pro Co. has suffered a loss of more than $60,000 and the reply was: We should have to to use the same signals and methods, ceeding, the noble marquis said the sym-tary, and, sighing, left the room. Just blessings which you call down on the through robberies since the beginning of pay much more rent, your Majesty In That that policy succeeded they could pathy between Italy and England was afterwards the now terrified men were labours incidental to it. Your congrata- The Company's cargo-junks, fact, it was apparent that, bad as the find out by asking Admiral Sir David of very long standing. They had never summoned into his private room by Herr lations on the victory which has crowned conditions are, many poor people who Beatty, Admiral Bailey, or any of the been opposed ic-arms in the whole course or Payer, Vice Chancellor. They seated the efforts of my Army and those of our conveying kerosine to the interior, were have to submit to them prefer the dis- Admirals with whom they served. Ther of history. (Hear, hear.) The study of themselves around a table, and then the steadfast Allies are the expression of a With true humility and with plundered on more than twenty ecasions.comfort to the inevitable raising of ex had the same testimony from Admiral Italian literature in this country had at Vice-Chancellor, with an expression of feeling in which the whole nation can

solemn,-toncs, said...

thanks to Almighty God for the victory," Frot une of the cösen has been discovered, penditure, which is already too much for Bir Doveton Sturdee-(loud cheers) times been far stronger than it was now, deadly seriousness and in sombre, almost share

their slender incomes. The Queen did and they would value particularly the particularly in the sixteenth and seven-

"THE WAR CANNOT BE WUN."

we may yet feel the thrill of a justifiable nor has, any arrest boen made. The not confine her inquiries to the houses words of a man whose name would go teenth centuries. During the last fifty

Gentlemen, I have an extremely pain- pride. The nation has been true tá íta visited, but stopped and talked with some down in history as having achieved one years, for one reason or another, Italian Tuchun is requested to pay .compensation of the residents in the mean streets, and of the most brilliant actions in-nával, was: not one of the languages usually fal communication to make to you. The past, as full of a spirit of, invincible to the Company, as he is responsible for naked many of them questions about their warfare. (Cheers.) The American navy taught to our children. He hoped the time Army Command last evening informed valour as ever, as firm and enduring-as-

of life, their incomes, their

and so forth, and, altogether; had acquired the respect and the confid might come when English students would the Government by telephone that it has ever, in its refusal to ses, in any fem the deepest interest.and concerni

ance of the Allies with whom they had again flock to Padua or Bologna as they come to the conviction that, the war eanporary eclipse the complete over-shadow speedily as possible-in fact, without the of innumerable homes broken, of in The Civil Governor has denied that the for the welfare of those whose surround worked (hear, hear)--and in no small did at the time of the Renaissance. The no longer be won, and that we must, as ing of the powers of right. The tragedy.

more Italian students came to study at least delay-ask for an armistice,"

numerable" families bereaved, teatifed ta Cement Works in Canton are to be soldings have caused her so much commisera degree their personal affection.

The effect of these words was crushing the strength and endurance of our con- The navy was on the lines of General the English universities, the better we tion and concern.

At the conclusion of the visit, which Fershing's armies, just as much as were should be pleased. The two nations bad,No one had contemplated the possibility sciousness of right in the struggle.

Thera as reported, in order to repay a loan of

That the Queen and I have been per three million dollars from the Taiwan lasted about an hour, her Majesty had a the railways and lorries behind those no doubt, somethings to learn from each of such a complete catastrophe,

was profound dence for a few moments,mitted to take a part in the Isbours in rousing send-off from the Brady-street arms. Its relation with the armies had other. (Cheers.)

Then one of the six found his tongue, and cident to this struggle has been to us a Bank: The British Consul, who has residents, and the thanked the Mayor and been harmonious to the utmost degree, në g

falteringly asked if the Government had made an enquiry into the matter, has his companions for the object-lesson which and there bad been no friction or failure

they had given her.

to co-operate. From his reading of naval beef one of the greatest exponents of the such a course. After having a had of help to those engaged in fighting a not known earlier that things were taking solen joy. If what we have been able ascertained that the Works have not been

history, he thought this was the frtunity of the two flags,, and it was terrible anat

with lowered head, working, or of consolation to thos occasion on which so much could truth happy choice that sent him to England remained .wold.

fully be said. In the past, where com- further to stimulate that close allinace and with fingers resting on the table, as

bereaved, we have been richly rewarded. bined operations had been carried out The American and British Navies were if supporting himself by that means. am grateful that through this trying Luk Ching-chang, the Peace Envoy to

the leading men in each service had

to labour and the sympathy that lightens Europe, has reported that, in spite of the

An event on Hongkong's theatrical spent their declining years in writing the two great English-speaking navics; When this question was put he slowly period we have been granted the strength labour. I join, with you in thanks tar reasons submitted by him regarding the calendar will be the engagement of Ban- voluminous ooks explaining that it was they understood the freemasonry and the raised his head, and, looking at the ques

No, the Government had no reason to God for the many mercies vouchsafed to. statesmanship in the past when dificul rights of China to claim Tsingtau, it was vard's Musical Comedy Company, which the other fellow's fault. (Laughter.) courtesy of the sea. It was due to bad tioner with mournful eyes, replied: decided that the place be supervised by will play here for a short season, com Only those who realised what it was toties had occurred. In 1917 the union of suspect anything of the kind. The tele- this country, and in your prayers and

handle large armies of untrained men mencing on Saturday, May 10th, The

finite object was cemented by the stupi the first that the Army Command had all threatening perils may ask, and the Powers. Another message states that company is purely American and was and untrained officers, to create transport, the American and British races in a de- phone communication of last evening war aspirations for the future. I pray that

to improvise ports of landing and

salization,?!

British Empire, the British, French and American Gor organised by W. R. Banvard-who, by the and other things, could understand dity of the Germans, and it ought never said. as to the fatal acuteness of the that the issue of the war may be for the a people, strong, to be broken. It was both peoples' boast

There was such hopeless dejection in ernments have proposed to leave Ching the way, is an, Englishman -- after how great General Pershing's difficulties that they were democracies." "Exactly, the tone with which he uttered these word Patient, at peace with itself and with af ́

months of careful searching in the had been difficulties which he had what democracy meant he did not know, United States for the right players, and

long, if not for ever, of the impending truth Another of the leaders then re-

fear of warfare and of all concerted his efforts have been very successful succesfully overcome. (Cheers.) The except it was that a man had a right that no one present could doubt their loon; and for the world, the removal for

naval problem was absolate simplicity

violence. judging from the excellent newspaper compared with him That should be to be allowed to live freely, and to have

Then Alsace-Lorraine is gone." criticians, the Company has received innown to certain people, ia the United the advantages of his birth. Like Paul marked, faintly? Japan and China. There were record

in Shanghai, Ticotsin, Pek: States, who were now criticising General Jones, whom we used to call a pirató, "Yes, it is gone, affirmed the. Vice- Admiral Bime had drawn up a memo Chancellor. And probably Posen, also 1'? The Peking Government has decided to houses:

Pershing-the small things barking at appoint Tuan Chi-jui and. Luk Winging and Hankow.

his heels. (Laughter.)

pada randam on the duty of an officer. Both queried another,

must we try

we try to ting to take charge of the demobilisation Among the popular players of the

Now the war was won; the Hun was countries understood that to be to look Also to that thought

after his men," and a thorough under reconcile ourselves, answered Von Payer, in the North and Bouth respectively. company are Willie G. West, Myrtle

News from a Japanese source has been Dingwall, Wm. Horley, Bobt, Ryles, down and out. The United States Navy

"Onsite own many: bessons why we had achieved its Allies (and cheers) Victory Cheers.) Since he came to ment has still Admiral Bir Doveton Sturdee, who England Admical Sims had been closely sakest the Army Leadership to cost so low that his long beard spread feel warmly received, recalled that twenty

associated with the British Admiralty, Berlin and explain exactly the

hile

But, curiously enough Buch as the manner in which the Ger 900 of the six who Anglo-American force in the presence of to it the beast of a fresh point of view. the enemy at Bamoa. Their flags, he felt He thanked Admiral Bime personally man Government first announced Gez convinced must always be sociated for his always ready haistance and in- talent. At wie betrayed by their torether to preserve humanity for the failing courtesy, and the American Navy individual demeanour, the effect on those invaluable assistance it had to whom the announcement was made was world (Cheers.) Admiral Bima had par

¿Continued me font of next polarmi ), given in winning the war, (Lond cheeri) - - (Continued gilfuos os meze column.)

THE FUTURE OF TRINGTAO.

and Japan to settle the question. If any dispute arises, these Powers will inter

vene. FERING CABLE -NEWA. -

ALL-AMERICAN UP-TO-DATE

MUSICAL COMEDY CU.y

made -his

to do has been, as I hope it has, a source:

appalling Count Westarp, deathly white, sat motionless, staring as if at an in- credible spectre. Stresemann bore him sele fairly well, but his hands resting on

received in Peking to the effect that an Pearl Jardinere, Hare: Bord, Roy in Europe had done its part to the site standing of that essential was one of the adding initiative, the Govern the table were shaking The patriarcha):

life. The report is unconare all well-known American actors.

of the

Costamineined all the The American picked Beauty Chorus "is i

those

said to be the beat group of singing and years.ago be had himself.commanded shi attending thé Naval -Council and giving land why it has come about so stick 1100 out over the hered-mony

Foreign Ministers, arcept Allies, that no arms shall be sold to China dancing lasses ever seen in the Far East The scenery and costumes are a feature, while internal strife contidner, zodan

Shai-yi has reported that the and the comedies abound in art Shanghai Conference may be concluded witty dialogue, catchy faz song its early in Jane, if the disputes over the two and a variegated variety of dances. The Parliamenta be antinfactorily settled. booking is now open at Montria's

abocked

was Frits Ebert-the Bocialist who?

weeks later was to find himself President of the new German to pub Huddled together, he saved en with frightened eyes, that seemed t visualising all the coming terfOTE,