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PARIS, April 5th.

OUR SOLDIER PRINCE.

ALLEGED TRIAD SOCIETY. FOUR-MORE MEN CONVICTED IN KOWLOON.

A SKETCH OF PRINCE HENRY,

Prince Henry, the third son of the

As a sequel to a raid mide by the Police King and Queen, who celebrated his

on No. 129, Yee Kuk Street, Shamshuipe, twenty-sixth birthday the other day, has always been the soldier of the Royal on April 17th, when a large quantity of 24 Trind family. Taller and more robust in writing material relating to physique than either of his elder brothers. Society was seizel, six men and one woman, alleged to have been engaged in I was near the Avenue Montaigne the he determined upon a military career other day, so called in to ses. the Spring at quite an early age, and he has devoted the organisation of the Society, appeared At the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday collection of Madeleine, Vionnet knowing, himself most assiduously to his profeson remand before. Mr. J. H. B. Nihill, with this designer's lays of original effects sion ever since. A few weeks ago be 10th that I was bound to see visions of perqualified for promotion to the rank of afternoon. fection which I was not likely to see "Captain in his regiment, the

! (Prince of Wales' Own Royal) Hussars clsawhore.

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Mr. D. McCallum appeared to th seren Accused.

Detective aspector Pincote prosecuted. Altogether nine persons were charged, at a previous hearing in default of pay- one was sent to prison for three months was acquitted (numbers 6 and 7).

The case for the prosecution having McCallum opened the defence.

Counsel submitted that possibly Nos. 1, bean concluded at the last hearing, Air.

B, 8 and 9 might have a case to answer,

A visit to the establishment is of untold. He confesses that it has always been interest in itself, for it is a work of prac, his great ambition in life to become tical and artistic organisation from the "the Duke of Connaught of his gone line of 3100, while the other man

to the front part, ration." In other words, he is anxiona majestie entrance formerly the aristocratic home of the to davote the whole of his life to the Comte de Lariboisiere, to the buge an-Aruly and rise eventually to its highest nexe at the back, where are installed rank. In pursuance of this gubition, be joined the army class at Eton so soon their different ateliers, the thousand, en- ployees who spend their days turning ourus ho was of suitable nge, and after-but there was no evidence against No the wondrous, creations that are sent towards proceeded direct to Sandhurst. the four corners of the world with the hall! mark of "Vionnet "upon them. In addi tion there is a basement given over to model kitchen and dining rooms where

ATHLETE AND 'SPORTSMAN There his keen love of outdoor sport first manifested itself to the full.

In those days his favourite pastimes

lunch is served to the workers. A'doc. 1 were cricket and long-distance running.name in one of the bebks seized, and

tor, nurse and dentist are in attendance, and on the roof garden is a special in- stallation where those whom the doctor recommends can go and take daily sun baths. If there is anything in the theory which many modern employers of labour are now adopting, that an A.I. staff only is capable of turning out A. work, then it is certainly demonstrated af Vionnet's, for each model here is masterpiece on its own.

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"LONGISH" SKIRTS AND IRREGULAR HEMS.

Just as Jenny handles simple, straight lines to perfection," Paton, youthful lines and original effects of decoration, and Jeanne Lanvin, the tight-fitting bodices and panniered skirts of period frocks so Madeleine Vionnet triumphs above all when dealing with longish skirts with irregular hems," founces," scallops and, similar decorative notes in her models. 'Therefore, I was not surprised to see a number of evening dresses figuring an end. less amount of fringe in her collection. White seemed to be the favourite shade for these; some bad the fringe added in parts, whereas one model was a mass of fringe added length upon length from the top to the bem.

WHITE EVENING GOWNS AND GOLD FRINGE.

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Later he took up polo and hunting.

When, after the period of study which he put ip at Trinity College, Cambridge, he was gazetted to a commission in the King's Royal Rifles, the King expressly stipulated that his son should progress by merit alone, without special favour of privilege of any kind. Accordingly, throughout his military career so far he has been called upon to carry out the whole of the duties of his junior rank, and to take his full share in the work of his regiment. And, it may be added, he asks for nothing better.

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3 and 4. Further it was submitted that the rules of the Society, showed that "there was virtue in every one of them.." The Erst deferidant, Lao Hing, was then put in the witness-box. He-acknowledged that a quantity of the exhibits was found in cubicles in his house, none, however, was found in his room. He denied that alleged to be his, was an alina of his nor had the signature been written by him, though the Chinese characters were Witness denied that he was a member the same as those in his name. of any Trind Society, nor was he aware that his premises were being used for the purposes of a Triad Society,

In cross-examination, witness stated that many of the books and other exhibita had been left behind by a previous tenant and found by the Police in an empty room.

All the other defendants were put in the witness-hox, one of whom admitted He fully shares the great liking of that he had told the Police that at one the Prince of Wales for cross-country time he had been a member of a Trind riding, and was, indeed, the first of the Society in the country; he had never This was in the There was one amusing incident, wheat King's son to prove victorious in a belonged to one in Hongkong. point-to-point race. First Cavalry Brigade Steeplechases in one of the defendants stated that he was the spring of 1921, when he carried off on a visit to a sick friend on the night the Infantry Cup against twelve other of the rail His kindly action had led riders. It was not until a few days later to his arrest, although his name did not that the Prince of Wales gained a similar appear in any of the documents seized.

teres for the first time.

The sick friend'acknowledged ownership

sticks,

After addresses for the defence and

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of some of the bamboo exhibits, but deC. E. WARREN & Co., Ltd., BETER LIDER THAN HIS BROTHER

nied that they had any connection with There has always been considerable the regalia of a Trind Society. He said

between the Royal friendly rivalry brothers in this sport, but good judges he needed the bamboos for making joss SANITARY & HEATING ENGINEERS. fare tuan imous. in declaring that Prince

Heary is incomparably the better rider prosecution, the Magistrate zave judg of the two, writes a correspondent of a Home paper. Ile is also easily the best polo player in the Royal family. The form he showed last year was at times not far removed from an International standard, and his selection to represent England is a not unlikely event of the

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own desire for a wider experience will, it is probable, shortly be gratified. Fia worth and abilities will then be more conspicuously demonstrated.

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Prince Henry's quiet, engaging manner makes him very popular wherever he goes, and he has bosts of friends in all What made these models an interesting walks and stations of life. He has beca rather overshadowed in public notice was the fact that the fringe was not added by his two elder brothers, his military as we ordinary mortals are in the habitautics having prevented him from ap- of buying it in shops that is, by the yard. bearing very often in public; but his but each strand was attached separately to the dress italf. fold was used a good deal in connection with the fringe. There were other white evening dresses, or to be more accurate, ivory, that looked as

Vionnet is making endless use of the though they had been inspired by models scurt as a means of decoration and in worn during the Second Empire, parti- these printed chiffon models, particularly, cilarly as the mannequin who showed she has let herself run riot with them, so them off was a tall, dark beauty, with per- that on each model there is a scarf added. Some encircle the neck of the dress an fect features and hair drawn off her forete in a huge bow with long ends on the bead and dressed much as the Empress shoulder; some tic in front or at the back, Eugenie dressed Her hair in her younger either high or low down near the waist line; others bave scarfs folded round an days, if we are to judge by portraits of almost hormal waist line and tied, front, her at that time. "These dresses had quite buck or at the sides; others are not fitted A most with sleeves, but, instead, two smaller long skirts that belled out in

Scarves attached to the armhoka cross curious manter from the kace, narrowing over the arms tying on the outside in n in again towards the ankles. Most of the bow and long end, all of which lends Vionnet is using bodices were tight-fitting, and the sleeve infinite variety to frocka, and an airy

daintiness as well. less shoulder straps were decorated with godets also a good deal in this kind of motifs of gold passementerie. Quite old-Irock, but almost exclusively in front. fashioned visions in this most modern of Otherwise, she is introducing the neces sary amount of fullness into her straight. Parisian salons!

line,effects by means of plents... TAILOR MADE COATS AND SKIRTS. Unlike the majority of designers who have discarded the tailored suit for the three piece ensemble, Vionnet is showing a number of tailor-made coats and air, and amart and practical they look, too. All of them are fitted with straight, short, in an actual mixture of materials, some times in effects obtained by combining a cross-over skirts and short straigh: jac skirt of one shade with jersey of kets, almost mapnish in their simplicity, another. There are numbers of models but with just a touch here and there, a showing jumpers or short jackets of one cut, je ne suis quoi to lend them an

shade combined with a pleated skirt of unmistakably feminine note. "One was shown with a sleeveless fur jacket that other. She is using kasha and shan- täng a great deal in this way. Vionnet Crossed over in front.

is also obtaining the smartest of effects As to the coats, they, too, seemed to with one of the foost ungrateful of recall memories of bygone days, for they materials, which is tassore. She is were all fitted with enveloping capes or achieving this merely by adding bindings else with big open sleeves that suggested or bands of a coloured silk, or introduc acape effect. This is quite the latest notring scallops into a frock and binding these in coat wear and looks well enough when with a shade to which the dull neutrality. worn by the young and infinitely slender; of the tussore acts as a foil bat:1 fear the effect on the middle-aged As usual, there are any amount of black who are running to bulk will be less and white effects to be seen in any Vion- happy, and doubt, therefore, whether et collection, Some of these are stun they will have as great a success this sealing to a degree. There are others, SOD as the designers are anticipating.

equally effective carried ont in white and CHIFFON MODELS WITH SCARVES, gold and white and silver. One original ilver lame dress was finished with a deep What appear to be everlasting on the bertha of silver lace. Another showed stage of fashion are the frocks of printed the low neck filled in with silver grey chiffon. There must have been dozens in tulle that ended in a buge bow on the Vionnet collection, all made of the left shoulder, There was not a great daintiest of materials figuring new ideas number of headed frocks, and only one in colour and pattern harmony, and all which struck mo as being sufficiently made up sp as to be a mass of lightacer original to notice, owing to the fact that and fluffiness, of billowing flounces the hem dipped a good three or four checky little frills find fly-away scarves.nches and Baished in a point on ons

Life. (Continued on next Column).

MAKING TUSSORE LOOK SMART. Like her colleagues in the fashion world of Paris, Vannet is combining two or more shades of colour to obtain differ ent effects Some times, this is to be seen

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Defendants 1, 3, 4 and 9 were found guilty and sentenced as follows: The first defendant, against whom charges, was fined $250 on the first charge) and $100 on the second If the fines are not paid, three months hard labour in each case is imposed, sentences to run consecutively.

The others were each fined $100 or three months" hard labour in default.

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