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London; May 31.
On the occasion of the unveiling of the bust of Washington, à gift from American citizens to the crypt of St. Paul's, a message from President Harding was read, hoping that this and similar_gifts | to Liverpool Townhall and Sulgrave Manor would be regarded as testifying anew to America's long established friendship for the British nation. This gift, he hoped, might inspire continual reciprocation of that sentiment by the British people, in recalling to in their common inheritance in language, institutions, customs and
sympathies.
MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATIONS IN AMERICA.
Washington, May 81.
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EARLIER SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
From Our Own Corresponeber
FAR EASTERN OLYMPIAD.
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Further Results.
Hardwick.
The Stan of the Tazoo Dockyard, the apprentices of the Taikoo Dockyard, Mr. H. C. Rester, the
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Day on the College grounds so Shanghai, beli its sonual Alumn the 218), inst, nearly 1,000 inama bera and friends being present, » Talkoo Sugar Refinery Ltd the • ME O. & Lieu: aljairman of the Staff of the Taikoo Sugar Refinery, Alumni Association, was in direct the 2nd Band, Wiltshire Regiment, charge of affair and was ably Young, treasur. of the Alumni secretary, and Mr. Sameon Z Mr. C. H. Blason, Mr. and Mrsupported by Dr. W. S. Now,
Association.
that could be boped for, and ibe The weather was everything attendance about four times as large as any reen at Alumni Day functions of this sort at the
Shanghai, May 31.
Ng Saekwong. 6-8 8-10, 5 man, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Blaks, Fargas (Philippines) defeated. A. Burn, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bate Okumura defeated Aragon Mrs. R. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. (Philippines), 61, 36 7-5, 7-5 Drummond, Mr. and Miss Farrell, Tanaka defeated Tyan 62, 66Mr. and Mrs. John Furguson, Mr. lore.
On the track the Philip and Mrs. Grimshaw, John Grim pines scored Bi pts, Japan S4 and shaw. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Glor China 10 pts. In baseball the Mr. and Mrs. T. Matthew, Mrs Philippine fifteen beat China by 1. B. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. College hitherto At volleyball China defeated vison, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Mar Japan. In football Chins scored rison, Mr. and Mrs G. MeGleod, A pretty, unrehearsed incident occurred at the Memorial Day one, the Philippines nil. At bas B. MeGleod, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ba celebrations when President Harding falshed his address at the ketball China scored', 80, theƒ Maclughan, Mr. and Mrs.^F. Mi- | programme was an inspection of Arlington National Cemetery. Sir Auckland Geddes placed on the Philippines 27, the Phillippines chell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Muirhead. flag beside the President a wreath of roses, presented by the people 13, and Japan 21. There was het Dr. M. Obrenibaki, Mr. J. Rodger of Britain and the Dominions in memory of America's sacrifices for fair weather and fast track and family. Mr. N. Ramsay, Mr The outstanding performer was and Mrs. J. Russell, John Russell, Yoshioka, winning the 5-mile Mr. and Mrs. A. Nicol, Mr. and afarathon in 26 m. 4 secs. Theirs. E. HL Sommers, fr. and Mrs. 100-yda. was won by (1) Catalon C. H. Summers. John Sloan. Mr. (2) Castillon and (3) Kaga-and Mrs. H. Stalafield, Mr. and 220 Mrs. A. M. Thornhill, R. Wallace. yards was won by the same com. A. Spiers, Mr. and Mrs. W. order Wotherspoon. Mr. T. O. Wells -time, 23.3.5 secs. The mile and W. H. Wells, winners were the Filipinos-(1) Amid many manifestations of At the Religious Tract Society's annual breakfast at the Cannon Lopez. (2) Malinao, (3) Danao respect for the deceased and sym. Street Hotel, Sir John Jordan presided. He declared that there was a mile was won by the Japan-pathy for the bereaved, the war, no doubt that the moral and educational changes had been remark-ese. Toda, with (2), Okazaki, (3) funeral took place at the Catholic Tea and refreshment being able. The Society had a great scope in Chins. The future great Hasumitime 2 mins. 3.35 secs, a Cemetery at Happy Valley yester-served, Mr. O. 3. Lien, the chair problem was how to reach the mass of whenlightened people, as record. Low Hurdles, (1) Escamor day afternoon of the remains of man spoke briefly af. his experi- (2) Wantanabe, (3) Abiera eqgall Walter J. Hardwick, the son of ence after having left college ard ing the record. High Hardie, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Hardwick, of the manner in which he was Amad, 2 Watanabe, 3 Suela-time, Quarry Bay, who died on Monday helped by the Alumni Association. 16:35 secs. 5-mile, (1) Yoshioka, morning as the result of injuries He urged every St. John's man to (2) Sano, (3) Hatekeyama, a re-sustained whilst bathing at North be a member of the Association Lord. Long jump-All three wia-Point.
and thus ensure its success.
RELIGIOUS TRACT ȘOCIETY,
mastering the language took a life time.
DISARMAMENT.
London, May 31.
London, May 31.
The situation in Berlin is reported as extremely grave, owing to the Premier of Bavaria, intimating to Berlin that, in view of strong opposition, he was unable to carry out disarmament according to the Entente's ultimatum by June 30 of the Einwohnerwebr (Defence Corps), comprising 300,000 irregulars. The British are pressing strongly in regard to this matter. The Reichstag has been hurriedly called and the Berlin Government threatens to enforce obedience with Reichswehr troops.
UPPER SILESIA.
London, May 31.
Sir Harold Stuart has been appointed British Commissioner of the Plebiscite Commission in Upper Silesia in saccession to Colonel Percival, resigned for reasons of health.
IRELAND.
London, May 21.
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not visited that Uma Mater for As many former studenta hare long time, the first item on the the buildings, both old and new. The University Boy Scouts gave an excellent exhibition of general Soulcraft, including first, fent pitching, signalling, ste. Ma bera of the University Dramatic Association pleased averybody with their imitation of St. Mary's Hall students maypole dance. Some time was then spent in games by members, their families and their friends, which included needle, potato, three-legged; and other races, as well as a tug-of-
In an interesting address the ning by 22 ft. 1 inci, Marhan being The funeral ceremony was con- Rev. F. L. Hawks Pott, D.D., pre- second and Rivera third, all ducted by the Rev. Father Branchisident of the. University for the Filipinos. Putting the shot and was attended by many mem-last 30 years, congratulated the (1) Nakamura (Japan), (2) Lucas bers of the staff of the Taikoo members upon their individual and (3) Alo (Philippines). Jave Dockyard (where deceased was successes in life and upon their 2 incs., a record; (2) Nicolas and which he was formerly a member. I and constractive service. It was in throwing-(1) Asaka 153, ft. employed), and the Boy Scouts of organizing themselves for publis (3) Lucas. Throwing the Discus
The chief mourners were the indeed a pleasure for him to see →(1) Tujungtang 105 ft. 2.1|8 inc.;
father. mother,
that St. John's men could wake (2) Nicolas: (3) Lucas.. Pole vault (1) Alo, 11 ft. 6 incs.; (2)
cousins.
good. Carlos, 11 ft; (3) Nicolas, 10 ft. 6 ines all Filipinos and breaking, the record. Both relays were won by the Philippines. High jump- (1) Yuan Chin-hsiang; (2) Suela; (3) Zorilla.
The athletes and officials the guests of the Pan-Pacific sociation to-night.
PRESIDENT SUN'S ELECTION.
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Following Dr. Pott's addres6, & A large number of beautiful fine painting of bis own portrait floral emblems were laid upon the was presented to him on behalf of grave, including the following:-) the Alumni Association, students
Mother and Dad, Katie and Joe, and members of the faculty.
Several interesting announce-} Beatrice and Douglas, Osmund
imenta and Leonard, Uncle John and afternoon. These were (1) that were made during "the are Auntie Eliza, Uncle Jack, Auntie As-Mary, Alice and Harry, May. Ber-St. John's had defeated Soochow University in the Inter-Collegiate tie. Arthur. Gladys and Iror: Mr. Debate, and (2) that St. Mary's
Observed in San Francisco's
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Several hundred Chinese par- aded in "Chinatown and
Three death sentences promulgated in Dublin to-day include a through the business district of Royal Irish constable for murder on February 2nd.
NEW NAVAL APPOINTMENT.
London. May 31.
Commander H. D. Marryat, ex-Senior Naval Officer on the Twangtze River, has been appointed to the command of the light cruiser "Dartmouth" which was withdrawn from the South American Station and placed on reserve.
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San Francisco in celebration of the receipt of news there of the election of Dr. Sun Yat Sea as president of the Southern Provi sional Government of Chips. Following the colourful parade & banquet was given.
The parade was airangad by the Chinese Nationalist Party. and was composed largely of members. Officers of the organi zation were in the lead, followed by members, The Stare and Stripes and the republican flag of China beaded the procession.
The procession was replete with Oriental colouring, many colourful costumes, flage, banners and other emblem of the Orient being in the line of march, Mr. S. T. Liu secretary of the Nationa- list Party in San Francisco, was grand marshal, and beaded the procession in an sathomebile.
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Hall would shortly be transferred
Colin Scott, Messrs. Butterfeld and Swire, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ed- kins, Mr. and Mrs. James Reid, to its new premises on Brenan Mr. K. E. Greig, The Taikoo Dock. Road and thus leave more space yard and Engineering Co. Ltd. On the Varsity campus for St.
John's.
A fan, on which was printed the day's programme, was given all who attended. while children were given sweets and ladies laces.
A YAUMATI MURDER.
The bearing commenced at the Magistracy yesterday afternoon of a case in which Chen Chik-ling is charged with the murder of a #0- man in Yeucration May 11th,
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A telegram bas been received in Peking from Dr. Wang Thong- Accused is alleged to have stadhui stating that the interview E bed deceased at the back of a Vancouver, pablished in Peking public fatrine ia Reclamation on April 18, which was attributed
bim Street and subsequently chased her to
was really given into an engineering shop where the by Mr. Lenox Simpson. Dr. woman expired a few minutes after Wang and Mr. Simpson travelled entering. A dagger was found on together as far as Vancouver, woman's body: Defendant where their arrival was publish- was not arrested for several hours ed in the press, whichalso poblink- after the crime when he was died an interview with Mr. Simp Owing to a printer's erra covered hiding under a bed in the son engineering sbap, in which he line was omitted "in which Occasionally rendered clerical Simpson's name occurred, thas. service. He admitted the murder making it appear as if the words at the Police Station. The motive came from Dr. Wang Chung-bui is believed to have been jealousy.
The paper corrected the error in the evening edition of the same The case was adjourned until day and also inserted an ex-. Monday afternoon when evidence pression of regret. This correc will be adduced with regard to the tion was evidently overlooked in relations between defendant and the telegraphed version of the the deceased.
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