1922-01-24 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 24. 1922.

CAMERA NEWS

This is a midon sight throughout peasant Russis. The women are placing straw, grass and leaves about their flimsy dwellings to keep our cold winds.

These ex-soldiers have found one way to esta's living dur- the unemployment, situation in London They go about the streets doing "Houdini ** stunts, accepting what the passers-by giva for the enter tainment.

ONE OF THE FOUR GREAT BRITISH AVIATION CENTRES IN IRELAND,

LOCATED ON THE COAST NORTH OF DUBLIN.

Under the provisions of the treaty signed by the Irish republic and Great Britain, -making Ireland & free state, Great Britain will continue to care for its coast defences and ale stations in Ireland until such time as the new free state authorities are prepared to take over the defences. During this period, however, Ireland will send cadets toʻthese centres for instruction,

De Valera in his robes as chancellor of the National University at Dublin.

Four men went up together in this play in the football game between Everton and Cardiff City.

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

I'VE BEEN READING IN

THE NEWSPAPER NOW THE

FAT GIRLS IN NEW YORK

.HAVE FORMED A WALKING

CLUB TO REDUCE - SO

I THINK I'LL TRY IT OUT-

It Worked the Wrong Way,

I'LL KEEP ON GOING AND WHEN I GET

THERE I'LL WEIGH

MYSELF -

10 MILES TO THE NEXT TOWS

GREAT HEAVENS

IVE GAINED

TEN POUNDS:

JAMES FRAZER, LEFT. AND RUDYARD KIPLING, PHOTOGRAPHED AFTER RECEIVING THE

DEGREES.

At the Sorbonne, in Paris recently, honorary degrees were conferred on Rudyard Kipling and Sir James Frazer, two of England's greatest authors, by President Appol of the institution,

TAXI

BY ALLMAN

I WANT TO GO STRAIGHT BACK, TO JOWN!