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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY: NOVEMBER

27, 1919.

Prince Carol, Crown Prince of Roumania. fell in love with Mile. Zizi Bambrino, a beautiful girl well known in the best Roumanian society. They were morgantically married before a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church at Odessa cently, after the bridegroom had renounced all right to the Roumanian throne for himself and his heirs.

Photo shows President Poincare arriving at the Pointe ie Grave for the, corner-stone ceremonies of the great monument to be erected by France in 'comroemoration of America's entry into the War.

The above picture shows & Zoo under treatment for the mumps!

tapir at the London

Above are some of the miners delegates to the Washingtor Conference. Thirt

real strike is still unsettled.

Above are seen Mrs. S.E.J. Cor and her little son, who re- cently flew from Chicago to Houston, Texas.

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Mr. Kumasaki, the Japanese Consul General at New York, who declares that his country. would make itself ridiculous' if it failed to return Shantung as per agreement.

COURTESY.

THE COUPON SYSTEM EFFECT.

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Charlie can be greatly daring and depend on his personality to carry it off. And, after all, it's not had saliey: if you get a piece of English you put up with roughness for the sake of the "supshuns" in. It

as my old cook axed to say-and if it's föreign have vou bo: heen made to understand the fact disarms all criticisms and disowns all responsibility?

THE GOLF STYMIE,

WHY IT SHOULD BE ABOLISHED.

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Mr. Frank M. Carruthers writes to the Daily Chronicle

indeed! There can only be one person who can see any humour in a stymie, and it is certainly no: the one who has to make the attempt to negotiate it.

It-

championship. Mr. Hilton hoked so absurdly like a round- to receive. You'd be this colour.paragement succeeds better than

members only six stymies suc- faced baby, and though he cca too, if you'd been dead for years." another's assurance:

cessfully negotiated in the event. sionally says: "Do you wonder I did not doubt it. bus it hardly beautiful."

Of course, we shall continue I'm getting ard-faced ?" one enhanced the appeal

honourably to observe the stymie entirely fails to perceive it.

He may ask you if you would

The latter, with true philosophy, the players will agree amongst I am a new customer, compare like a bit of fat with your English

may merely shrug his shoulders themselves to cut it out and not "Mr. M. A. Kintoss, has writtenatively speaking, so he had ceas- portion but twill be foreign

and accept the situation as a rub count-but agitation for its ed his lament: To think that I fat" and when you hesitate over to the Dalg Chunile:The should come to servin foreign the mesalliance, the immixture of

In befriending the stymie and of the green, but at the best it elimination is bound to reccur. coupon has eliminated courtesy.meat!" But as he weighs out alien

nationality. "Perhaps

giving it another lease of life, the creates a feeling that is akin to It is a little curious that the one is inclined to think, for is not

he still itters that

word 'twould only spoil the taste," be

Rules of Golf Committee have disgust. It isn't cricket, if one professionals have offered no opinion on the subject, but I do courtesy the fine flower of com-

“foreign" - well as the English remarks.

legislated for the minority of may borrow a phrase.

That the sbot to "beat" a not think it can be taken for petition, whether that competi tion be social or commercial. of man always atters it, only with established myself with him

golfers. The majority of players a threefold invidiousness. He by bsking Спе morning

have for long roundly condemned stymie demands high skill is granted that this silence implies the drawing room or the shop?

it. But it is not improbable that admitted. Indeed, the shot is so consent. It does not concern Registration is Father like will never commend any cut to Any meat, or only mummy?

the committee, in giving their difficult that it is very rarely at them greatly, as most of their

including when competitions, rate marriage: when one is married you take it at your own He took it up with pleasure

LUCET CRYSTALS.

decision, had no regard for the complished, at any

decided by one is registered (in the vestry) risk, unless he can lean forward and served it out across the

Honolulu There is an unpre-opinion of either one section or there is real importance attaching championship, as for life with one individual, with and say, in a confidential and counter. Only mummy, to-day.

Have a steak fromcedented demand for olivines," the other. Their decree merely to the result. You may make it stroke-play.

It seems as if one glazing ex- the result that, competition being impressive whisper: "A little no meat.

Pharaoh's grandmother? I don't the diamond-like crystals found represents their own petsonal successfully at the second at-

tempt but then nothing matters, ample of the unfairness of the removed, he becomes-we will piece of English rump!"

"Oh, it won't drip." he said, know whether there's any gravy in lava from Mt. Pele. These views.

The reason given for the retent- for you have then either lost the stymie were needed to put an "Hawaiian seeing me stand from under a in granny, but she's not tough."

are called pendant carcase; been dead The bumour is not the most Diamonds" and are of various ion of the stymie is truly quaint. hole or only hatved it when you end to it. Imagine a stymie on Some tradesman even take the for years!" or more personally, exquisitely refined, but it is good colours-brown, yellow scarlet The committee said they had "no felt that you ought to have won it. the last green setiling the final of In his long and very remarkablo an amateur championship. That view that the return of plenty when I objected to the Cark plum-tempered. That is the secret, the as well as white. Wearing of will not bring the return of pulite. i

skill which st; mies provide." Fun memorandum of the amateur might do it. ness. I heard of a butcher who colour of a segment I was about whole reason why Charlie's dis-thera is said to insure luck. told his customers, "No more coupons. Plenty of everything soon, ladies, without coupons. Except courtesy, you won't got that.

not say less courteous-but less attentive, certainly.

"Then I think we should have coupons for courtesy," said one brave customer...

not My butcher gives us.

better thing: courtesy, but a

and unfailing good-bumour geniality. At first I thought. there must really be coupons for courtesy at his shop, when I saw ladies outdoing the classic Alphonse and Alfred in giving place in the queue and motioning each other forward: "You come first"; "No, I am sure you turn is next."

Alae! I was soon disillusioned: it was the usual selfishness of bunan nature. They had count- ed down the queue and found who' would be served by: "Charlie" (his. fellow-assistants call him Charlie), and were willing to wait for the privilege. No large, fat man ever

DO NOS OF THE DUFFS

NOW, TOM, SIT DOWN AND FINISH YOUR BREAKFAST! DON'T LET THIS OL STOCK

DEAL UP GET YOUR APPETITE-

I KNOW BUT | WANT" TO GET MY ORDER. IN TODAY-YOU KNOW! OPPORTUNITY HEVER WAITS FOR ANYBODY

stones

intention of removing the fun and

Another Thought Suddenly Comes To Helen,

JUST WAIT, HONEY TALL TROSE WON'T DIVIDENDS COME ROLLING IN-THAT BE THERE'LL BE NOTHING TOO WONDERFUL, GOOD FOR MY LITTLE FAMILY-YOU'LL HAVE A FUR COAT FIVE BUCHES Tuck!

“TOM-ANO YOU'LL SEE THE STOCK MAX THIS

MORNING!

HOW WONDERFUL IT ALL SEEKS!!

BUT SUPPOSING IT WOULDN'T PAN OUT ALL RIGHT - SUPPOSING THEY WOULDN'T STRIKE OIL AND WE'D LOSE

BY ALLMAN,

SAY, TOM, I THINK YOU HAD BETTER. WAIT TOMORROW TO BUY THAT OIL STOCK-} HAPPELLED TO THINK OF SOMETHING AND PLL

TALK TO YOU ABOUT IT THIS

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