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A FINE CONCERT.

Mr. B. Ore's Successful Recital.

angagements.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.

Washington, Nov. 21.

Mr. Harry Oro's decision to take It became known after yesterday's conference between Mr. larger room for his third recital | Lughes, Mr. Balfour and Admiral Kato that the British delegation was amply justified yesterday after- unequivocally approved the relative capital ship strength for Bel- DOOD. The St Andrew's Hall was tala, America and Japan, suggested by âmérica. literally packed with a large

Question of Land Armaments. audience which manifested great

Strasburg, Nov. 21. anthusinam throughout the per- A hint regarding the nature of M, Briand's impending disarma- formance. The recital was honour-ment speech is contained in the speech of M Barthon, Minister far ed by lás pleranca di Lady Stubba, War, wherein he said France was ready to accept limitation of armZR- and as might be expected, many of mants subject to the complete integral disarmament of Germany. the Dutch residents in the Colony He added it was learned daily that Germany was unfaithful ta her were there to encourage their com pstrict, Mr. Dao Onderwijser, af distinguished baritone, well-knowD in the Dutch Indies, who readered the vocal items on the programme. Į

The first part of the programmė

The Labour Conference concluded after the unanimicus adop was devoted entirely to Schubert. | Mr. Harry Ore opening with the tion of the draft convention on white lead, with an additional clause Third Sonata, Amajor, op. 120, £s regards employment of painters and apprentices. The British His exposition was very fine, and he delegate announced that in view of the compromise his Govern- brought out to the full the quality ment would now vote in favour of the convention.

[A telegram dated Nov. 18 stated that the convention prohibits, underlying the work. He did with certain exceptions, the use of white lead in painting. The [equal" justice to the Military convention is a compromise between workers, employers and certain [March (arranged by Tausig) a piece! Governments.]

of

and tranquillity sweetness

of a very different order, As regards the vocal selections, a change i was made in the programme,

Die Sacht und Treuben" being] substituted for Du Bist die Rub." The former, with "Der Neurige":

LABOUR CONFERENCE.

Geneva, Nov. 21.

IRISH DEADLOCK.

Landon, Nov. 21.

The deadlock in the Irish peace negotiations is somewhat eased

(and "Aufenthalt" were interpreted by the announcement that Sir James Craig will meet the Premier on by Mr. Onderwijzer in a splendid November 23rd. voice,

quite remarkable for its range, power and resonance.

After the interval Mr. Harry Ure resumed with Mendelssohn's impressive Prelude, Fugue and

HUGO STINNES IN ENGLAND.

London, Nov. 21..

There is a Jutter of excitement as to the object of Hugo Choral, in which he showed fine Stinnes visit. It is oficially stated it is not connected with Govern- qualities of technique and depth of ment affairs, though the announcement dres not exclude the pos- feeling. As an example of the sibility that a meeting may be arranged. It is understood that one other great Romantic, Schumann, of the objects is to transact a deal in connection with aniline dyes, he selected Exudes Symphoniques, Op. 19, which was A masterful piece of work, replete with poetic beauty sad tonal colour.

· JUMPY

EXCHANGES.

London, Nov. 21.

In three songs by Schumann Mr. An illustration of the "jumpy" character of exchanges is shown Onderwijzer displayed a varied by the fact that Polish marks were quoted eleven thousand to the temperament and imparted to pound on Nov. 19, compared with fifteen thousand on Nov. 13. the Badience some farther koom ledge af Li bigh qualities 13 10 artist. He concluded

with the famous Prologue to

I Pagliacci, which demonstrated

the utmost his undoubted gill

"

A SOVIET LOAN.

London, Nov. 21.

It is reported that the Soviet Government is shortly appealing

sa an operatie singer It was a to the workers of the world for a hundred million dollar loan, in fine performance and fully five shilling shares, guaranteed by "the first Working Class Republic deserved the enthusiastic reception in the world." accorded it. With Mr. Ore à accompanist, the two made a sym- pathetic combination.

We understand that Mr. Qader- wijze: will be giving some concerts

EARLIER SPECIAL

TELEGRAMS.

on bis own account shortly. Music (From Our Own Correspondent.) lovers should not miss the oppor- LORD NORTHCLIFFE ON tunity thus afforded them of tear-

JAPAN. ing a really frst-class nigger.

A "HAWKINS” FEAT.

Turning In The Huangpu Without Tugs.

The prowaic Buangpu on the 17th inst. provided interesting

spectacle.

W€

Shanghai, Nov. 21.

tion of the Anglo-Japanese Al- liance, by substituting what they call an Angio-American-Japanese Alliance.

-Regarding Shantung. the Chinese are unanimous in their anger at the annexation of Shan- tang, the sacred birthplace of Confucius. Progressive Japanese inform me that if Britain give up Lord Northliffe visited the Shun, Weihaiwel, the Military Party will Peo and the Sin Wan Pao, the give up Shantung, including the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. I railway, offer a show of unwilling the Commercial Museum, also theness. North China Daily News and

China Press offices. He had tiffin at the Shanghai Clab. He was given a royal send-off.

*

His Final Statement. This morning Lord Northcliffe gave me what he termed his final D. News, that others commanding statement, saying he would not

It is well-known, says the V. C.

"The Nigger in the Woodpile." "The bad state of trade, and the| high cost of living in Japan weakens her position. There are four men who absolutely control. the nation. The Genro, or Elder Statesmen, not only control Japan but control the Chinese delegates at Washington through Governor

Washington. My conclusion 23 the result of many conversations

with Chinese, Japanese, British

and Americans is that the Anglo-

H. M. shipa are, save in excep make any more on his trip. He tional circumstances, their own said: "A distinguished Japanese Chang Ts-lin, who finances the pifota, and the intrepid fashion with Liberal said to me. The Washing: Peking Government. The South- which H. M. S. Hawkins, lyington Conference is the first realern Republic, with many millions head up-stream, was furged, round check the Japan War Party has of supporters, is unrepresented at at high water constituted a record ever received. Whatever their re- feat of cavigation on the upper presentative at Washington may reaches of the Huangpu.

The river was in its usual crowd.say, the War Party of Japan hates They balked ed state at high tide. Only the the Conference. observant among the busy throng when they were first invited, and Japanese agreement is "the nigger on the Bund acticed that the are now only studying how to evade in the podpile," or "the Joker" longest ship that has ever passed its decisions in future. That state at the Conference. Every British be Soocbow Creek was slowly ment confirmed many Americans Chamber of Commerce in the Far moving up stream. When she had and British I met in Japan. East has expostulated against its passed the Time Ball, a number of publication of their names would people began to take an interest in lead to their being driven from the proceedings. Beyond the line business. The War Party armed of buoys the vessel hove to and Police, who are everywhere, con awaited the turn of the tide. After trol free speech and the free press, twice sachoring and once beading and forbid freemasonry. Rein- appareatly disastrously near the forced by the Anglo-Japanese Pootung bank, she glided graceful-agreement, they tyrannize over the

will be absolutely песеззагу

to

continuant. If it is abrograted it take steps to inform all the Chinese, who are being told by Japanese that it will be continued secretly, The leaders of the Southern Republic naked me toð suggest that all secret agreements

ly into line with the shore, ber people. By the aid of this pact, extorted from China by Japan dar bows towarda the sea.

Japan has spread northwards to

The whole operation was per- Siberia, southwards to Australia ing the War should be tabled at formed without the aid of toge, a and eastward to Alaska. In order the Washington Conference, In-

the cluding

Twenty-one De-i fact which caused a good deal of to maintain her huge army and urprise and admiration to the feet, she spends more than half

mands." asutically inclined. On the ques her people's money on armaments. tion ma to the practical possibility

of bringing the Empress liners as

"Absolute Nonsense.” "Direct and indirect taxation

RUSSIA OPERA COMPANY.

Singapore, Nov. 21. far up river, opinion is divided. At

M. Daroff, the manager of the high water one of these ships could are so high that the cost of livingRussian Opera Company, has been evidently be turned round, but the equals that in the United States. arrested in Javs, it is believed on operation would prove more difficult These facts my staff and I have sapicion of propagandism, causing than in the case of the Hawkins.checked by inquiries from many the cancellation of the Company's

Clarke's Blood Mixture The man-of-war, although longer long resident foreigners, and Jap visit to Singapore,

*Kwerybody's Blood Purifier,**

BIG OPIUM HAUL. When the Lloyd-Triestino 3. Persis arrived at Shangbai a short time ago the CustomA RU- thorities made a haul of opium to the

value of no less than

: $250,000. The opium was of the Turkish variety, and was shipped

at Brindisi, cleverly concealed in bales of paper.

than one of the two big Empress anese of many classes. Foreign- liners, draws less water, which was ers of long residence state that the

JAVA SUGAR. s helpful factor in the process of Japanese generally are polite and

Singapore, Nov, 21. turning her round. Other technical well-behaved among themselves, In the first sale of the new crop difficulties might be more easily got and to foreigners; but under the of Java sogar. 5,000 tons, Mus

War Party rule they are alleged to cavado fetched 101 guilders a pikul, be spying on foreigners. Progres- | Trust Limits (probably superior) 12 sive Japanese hail the Washington and Channel 11. Conference as salvation. They state that the "No room for ex-

over.

THREE DAYS' VISIT TO

► NEW YORK

Dr. Marie Stopes, author of pansion" theory is absolute nn- Married Love," went to America sense. The northern island of for three days to give one lecture Japan is practically empty. The

CIRCUS PROPRIETOR

DEAD. Singapore, Nov. 21. Mr. Fillis, the circus proprietor,

in the town hall in New York. War Party hopes for a continua-bas died at Bangkok,

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MURDERED IN MISTAKE FOR ANOTHER.

Strange Theory of Writer's Death in a Well ·

was supposed to have accidentally fallen into an open well, while leaving the hospital after visiting his little son, is now put forward by the police.

It is now believed that the victim was mistaken by an a$325- sin for one of the hospital afficials An stounding theory regard whose habit was to make a tour log the death of the well-known of the building, at the hour of playwright Nise Martoglio, who, closing and against whom the it was reported from Milan, criminal had a vendette.