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GENERAL NEWS.

MOIST FIJI-YAMA

THREATENING.

Fearing that Mount Faji-sam has given warning of an eruption, ¿people in the vicinity of Gotemba,

19. The fall was heavy enough to Esbut out the light of the moon

for some time and to leave a covering of ashes on the ground

SINN FEIN PLOTTING.

MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1921.

EARLIER

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

((From Our Own Correspondents)|

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Latudan, Jan. 2.

BIG BUSINESS SMASH. The documents to which Mr. Lloyd George frequently referred

Singapore, Jan. 8. . in the House of Commons, proving the active connection of Sinn Felo

Law How Kim, one of the big- leaders with the German Government in war time, have been pub-

gest firms here, is in banknipley, lined in a White Paper. They are mest miscellaneous in characterior to the rubber slump it owed including secret letters intercepted at sea or found in New York, and Bernston's intercepted wireless. These show that after Sir Rogar and a hall millions and it now Casement's capture and the failure of the Easter rebellion in 1915 Fes two and a half millions.

inds in seven months new plots were made in 1917 and 1913. Germany was urgently besought millions. It has offered 221 per to support the landings of amps with troops, but declined, though she

cent. The bearing was adjourned. made elaborate plans to land arms and munitions at Galway and

Me Weiding, ex-manager of the Tralee. The White Paper remarks laconically that these consign Malaysian Company, is also in ments never reached Ireland. It was after the failure of the plot bankruptes. The hearing was ad in April, 1913, that Deralera and other Sinn Feiners were arrestedjourned pending the receipt of gold Documents were found in Devalera's possession, including a scheme | bonds than New York. for organising of an Irish army and navy. The documents show that after America entered the war communication between the revolu- tionaries in America and the Sinn Féiners in Ireland was maintained by a service of messengers, while Germany maintained communica tion with Sinn Fein by means of submarines off the west coast of, Ireland.

Father Dominic. MeSwiney's chaplain, who was arrested in a recent raid on a monastery, was court-martialled in Bablin to-day He repudiated jurisdiction and claimed trial by an Ecclesiastical court. The charges of disaffection are based on statements in a letter found in a house at Brixton and alleged to have been written by Father Domime.

BUBBER

Singapore, Jan, N.

Hulber is easier. AD Unemployment Committee is being formed in the F.M.S. 10: collect fuse to grant rebel to the dependants of European estates

A SINGAPORE BATTLE. Singapore, Jan, 17

A hun-Ired Teochews were mixed

A garrison of 20 police and 30 cadets repulsed a herce two-hours' azack on the barracks at Tramore last night. Military are hasten-up in a lannish affray, as the result | ing to their assistance. The garrison was ambushed two miles from which one was killed by stabbing Tramore and routed their assailants, of whom three were killed. One and three were seriously injured. soldier was wounded. The Sing Fein town hall and licensed premises Dae was arrested and is reman lel were burnt down at Tramore.

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THE COLONIAL OFFICE.

Leadon, Jan. S.

SHANGHAI FRENCH CONCESSION.

pledging themselves to Postiane)

Shanghai, Jan The French candidates for the French Municipal Council are j The Times" hopes that Viscount Milner's resignation, when it Paling to the British and Ameri ecmes, will be only temporary. The nation is still in need of his ca olers of the Concession for statesmanlike powers. He has been one of the chief elements ng] support at Wednesday's election. strength in the Cabinet. A Colonial Secretary, he has effected the pable utilities tight. Thre many departmental improvements. The "Times" emphasises Vis-! at the se bave professed to be ecent Milner's invaluable services at a critical period in the last apparats of the Tramways Com German oKensive, when he favoured unity of command. hopes

pacy. Three forviga Beinidees the Government will not take hasty steps to transform the Colonial red of eletion are also against | Ofice and says that it is imperative to wait for the meeting of the he Company. V the candidates: | Imperial Cabinet, when the Dominions" desires will be mere clearly are invited in pildress a meeting ef

ascertainable. It generally disfavours the creation of a new depart-įsoters on Monday. ment, which is likely to mean additional expenditure on bureaucracy.j

If the Dominions are removed from Colonial Office control a less im. İ rosing Minister than a Secretary of State will suffice.

THE TRADE SLUMP.

Shanghai, Jan. 2. The Kimen Ten Giuliaasoumres

NOTICE

GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A CHANCE.

To look their best-let them benent by expert alfred...... Hardy treatment. For cleaning, dyeing, tailor-pressing, repairs and renovations use the Alfred Hardy Service.

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Cleaners & Dyers.

Agents.

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FRENCH LESSONS.

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"CURADERMA'

SKIN SPECIFIC ́

It is authoritatively stated that he departure of Viscount Milner

A radical and permanent cure for Dhobie Itch, Chinese from the Colonial Office does not indieate a change of status in that department. Any new arrangement regarding the Dominions is most back tea from up country, because the Skin

sear's suspension of buying of Ringworm and other irritating and unsightly diseases of unlikely before the Dominions' Conference in summer. The report the dealers are overstocked bere that Viscount Milner's resignation, which is to take effect in January.wing to the general business de-

Price $1.00 per bottle

is due to Government taking an unfavourable view of the Milzer

pression. The dealers in other Commission Report in Egypt is unfounded. As a matter of fact Vie

varieties Are expected to take count Milner, who intimated his wish to retire some me ago, remain-milar action. ¦ed at his post in order to finish his report on Egypt. The Government

has not pet reached a decision regarding the report.

BRITISH TRADE.

London, Jan. 9.

SHANGHAI MURDER

TRIAL.

Shaoghai, fas. !! Areeding to the request of the defence. Mr Justice Leblazer has jdelayed the Forbush murder tria!

Trenches, until Fredag.

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FANCY DRESS DANCE. Enjoyable Function

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St. George's Building

Music was provided by sá exceli Fat orchestra, the variety of the programmine as shown herenader being designed to give equal oppor, traites all for indulging to their

* particular line of dances.

1.- Walt.... "Oh what a pal was

Dysres,

2. Step

--Fox Trut 1.--Wat

3-Op Step G---Fox Trot

Mary!

Stop it Venetian Mo Naughty Waita

at V.R.C. The Board of Trade returne show: Imports for December; biting of Mr Hazelton at the Searly two hundred members $142,785,245, & deprause of £28,317,392, compared with Dec., 1919, and

of the Victoria Recreation Club (exports £6,680,520, an increase of £5,772,290. Imports for 1020 in-

and their friends participated in ¦ ureased 2310,3285,90$ and expoms #536.539,665, compared with 1919.

STRAITS CRIME. the Fancy Dress Ball at the Club The deline

premises Singapore, Jua, N

Saturday in imports in December is chiefly due to a drop of; #24,157,396 in raw materials and manufpiktured articles, whereas The Chin barger with assist. night. The usually drab interior food, drink and tobacco decreased 46,379,15. Manufactured articles iing in the management on lottery for the gymnasium was, through increased 2,617,200,

was fined $1,000 and the menry ja tasteful scheme of decorativna, frand in the sale was atiseated, transformed into a inass of colour At the Aanges a Chinese ezn-presenting a fitting background (pibyr i by the queenland Insurance for the vari-coloured attire of the Company was sentenced to two and dancers, who were go up in

Landon, Jan. 8.

fa bald gears imprioncment for alleged every conceivable style, from

scanty lete intestines win inting to now, the

costume of the The "Daly Telegraph's" correspondent at Washington Jays hel

jcitizen of ancient Rome dowu has received information confirming the popular expectation that{

to that ultra oderu produce Step... Take guar Girk to President-Elect Harding, when he useumes office, will call an inter- national conference in Washington to discuss limitation of arma- ments. This step is the logical reaction to the national movement! in favour of reduced armaments, which is gathering force through- cut the country.

AMERIJA AND ARMAMENTS.

PANAMA CANAL-

GOLF.

England v. The Rest.

• Steps

W-Waltz

1 Step. 11.-Pex Trut

IP, Trot

14-Fox Trot.....

Seabee Whispering .Hiawatha's Melody of Love in Luck Geraldicd

Ub hr Jinga Oriental

the Mies Tell me ttle

Gipsy Papuazion Panting

Cairo

Ankerton

the jockey's costume. Dancing was continued until the early hours of the morning, an excellent programme of music being pro-

14---Walte vided by an orchestra, under the able direction of Mr. William, who

13-Fox Trot An interesting golf match was received the congratualtions of

16.00 Sep. played yesterday at Farling. re the Hon. Secretary (Mr. Witchell --Fox Tro kulting in a keen competition. and the dancers at the close of the-Waltz... L'eprit de Francas M37 The opposing teams were England function.

The singles tussle The following were adjudged 29-Oce, step...Its a Sad Heart The Governor of the Panama Canal Zone told the Senate Inter- The Rest

that Deser Rejonces Ocean Canal Committee that the present methods of measuring ship took place in the morning over the prizewinners in the fancy dress unnage traversing the Canal for imposition of tolls favoured foreign- Main Course, and the foursomes parade which took place during an-Fox Tros. Lancashire Jazz owned shipping. He said that if tolls were levied on actual tonnage four ball or two ball optional; in interval in the dancing: instead of net tonnage the United States income would have been six Course. England won by the nar- million dollars greater, of which foreign ships would pay the major

The Committee also examined the question of freeing American0w margin of 1- shipping of all rolls,

tart.

Washington, Jan. 3.

AMERICAN IMMIGRATION.

Washington, Jan. 9.

THE U.S. POST OFFICE.

Washington, Jan. 9,

the afternoon

over the Relief

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Band Ub Helen!

22-Oce Step Vivaguliere. Viss E. Cornell | First Extra-Lancer. Early Vick, Misa A. Second Extra-Fox Trut..... Mooa-

light on the Nile. Flower Girl, Mr. W. G. Third Exten.-Waltz. Little Birch

Excellent weather prevailed. | Buk both sides were strongly, repre- sented, and play was of a high Clarke, order, many of the matches being] Miss F. Simmons, who was ter decided on the last green, so that charmingly got up in a jockeys it was very enjoyable day, costume, was voted for fourth place. Detailed scores are unayoidably, (held over.

The teams wera.--

GENTLEMAN.

1.

Vegetable Lix, 1 Biesky.

2.

Harlequin, D. C. Logao. Simplicitus, W. Drude.

Canse.

At the close of the erening the Hon. Secretary, on behalf of the Dance Committee. congratulated Mr William and the orchestra on their splendid rendering of thế dɔae music. -

In the arrangements for the ball, The Hon. Secretary, prior to un-credit is due to the energetic Hoa.

In the House of Representatives Mr. Newton attacked the Labour at the sacred mountain's eastern Department for admitting aliens without pasaports contrary to the base, are reported to be leaving State Department regulations, and declared that the Secretary for England-Major Bagnall, R., M. their homes and fleeing with their Labour had perilously approached rendering himself liable to criminal Smith. F. L. D. Wodehouse, P. G. possessions from the vicinity." The warning was a steady rain prosecution. The attack was apparently connected with the case of Paravicini. M. Sheffield, PA. Doing the awards of the judges, Secretary, Mr. Witchell. and to of all kinds. especially for ship-of volcanic ashes which fell for O'Callaghan (see Earlier Cables).

Camidge, A. H. Crew, Captain a that the juiging was real. Mrs. Witchell, Mrs. Clarke and James, C. E. H. Beavis, R. Hanya dificult undertaking, especially others whose decorations showed building and engineering works. {isaxeral hours early on December

cock, J. Hooper. F. Bevington, with such a large number of lovels inch taste. Thanks are due to Com-TM Major Edwards, M. M. Maas, J. costumes. He felt sure that when ander Kilgour for the loss of the Rhodes, Coramdr. Wodehouse, J. the awards were announced every flags and far his excellent supez- vision of the decorations. The ar W. Alabaster, B. Harper, W. one would be satisfied. Franks. IL Hancock, N. L Leefe, Before introducing Mrs B.. L. rangements for the supper, were in G. C. Moxon, Dr. Harston, Hon. Frost, who had generously consent the bands of a ladies committees, edito give away the prizes, he would| Mr. P. H. Holyoak.

Juxiges in Pancy Dress Parade. - The Rest.-T. W. Hill, A. B. like to take the opportunity of observatory think that the fall of

A. ashes is in

Stewart, B. B. C. Morgan, T. S. congratulating the ladies who had Messrs. B. L. Fest, H. some way con- nected with the earthquake

Forrest. J.L Crockatt, Hon. Mr. J. worked so hard on the Refrese Barpery A. Morgensen, T. Meek which was recorded in many parts

Johnstone, A. H. Ferguson, Capt. Peat Committee and provided Gentlemen's Section); Mrs. B. L them with such #excellent Frost, Mira: W. G. Clarke, Mrs of the world. They do not believe

Leslie Smith, C. Davidson, N." C. that Fuji-san, which bas been

Paris, Jan. 5.

Wilson, Hon. Mr. E. V. D. Parr, Dr.upper; the gentlemen who had. C. Witchell, S. W. Kew and sleeping so long, is about to be The French Government be wired the Cabinets at London, Rome Forsyth, J. D. Kinnaird, F. S. Hardi donated the prizes, and the Mrs Mackay,

Dance Curamittee:Rosare D.M. come active again. They give and Brussels, suggesting a three Premiers meeting at the end of rison, R. E. Macdougall, T. H Committee on the success of the

Goodall, A. H., Carroll, M. A no credence to the suggestion that the present week. The British Government, however, has expressed Chassels, K. S. Morrison, N.Sevening- thare is some relation between a wish that the meeting be postponed for a few days.

Carvalhe, H. C. Witchell. Asama, which is now active, and

Refreshment Committee M Mackay, Mrs W. G. Clarke and

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at some places an inch thick The House of Representatives has passed the Post Office Bill according to the Ounku Avthi The scientists of the Numazu providing for $572,000,000 for the coming year, after $1,250,000 for

Mount Fuji.

air mail services was struck out.

MEETING OF PREMIERS.

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Marshall, F. Maitland, G. M.

Mrs Frost was then asked to give Young, EL Sim, W. J. Morrison, away the awards, and at the cap HL Scott, H G Baxter.

clusion was rewarded, with three Thearty cheers.

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DEFICIAIS.

Mr. P. C. Witchell.