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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1924.

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Puge V.)

FIGHTING IN THE NORTH,

The skillful blend of finest Turkish and American tobaccos gives Chesterfields their wonderfully pleasing

taste

Chesterfield

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LOCAL AQUATICS.

He nomy headquarters were at present at Chinwangtao Station. naked all foreigners to leave as he will bomb It. He also requested foreign gunboats at Shanhaikuan and Chinwangtao to stand clear Chang stated he As he intends to bomb the enemy gunboats there. was fighting for his life and the security of Manchuria, and would not stop at half measures.

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Chefoo, Sept. 20.

1 The Haichee sailed at noon yesterday for Shanhaikwan ander The orders of Admiral Wen.

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Hague, Sept. 20.

The Government has sent the battleship De Zeven Provinclen o Shanghai to protect Dutch interests in China.

Tokyo, Sept. 20.

It is authoritatively stated that while Japan regrets the present disturbances in China, she hopes the warring factions will soon mako peace. She is entertaining no ideas of intervention, her policy being one of absolute neutrality, provided the war continuer to be purely domestic.

Chang Tso-In Lases by Desertion.

government Oficial dispatches report that the

troops near Chaoyang shot down an enemy heroplane and that three. of Chang Tso- Jin's companies have gone over to the Government near Chaoyang.

Mukden, Sept. 21.

L

T Interviewed by correspondents, Chang Tso-lin announced that Fin in not going to the front to command the army as he does not consider it is the time he should take such a step.-Reuter.

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French Press Opinion.

Paris, Sept. 21. Commenting on Chinese events the Petit Parisien writes that

o long as Frenchmen do not experience damages, France, while taking necessary precautions, will not

intervene, and hopes finally in order to bu

that one of the rival parties will evercome Able to ro-establish order and unity, in the country for the benefit of China and as well as of foreign interests.-lavas.

Chang Tso-lin Foreshadowed as Dictated.

London, Sopt. 21.

Tho issue in China, declares the Sunday Times Hes between a frosh stalemate and the establishment of Chang T80-lin as dictator of all China, which alternatives were foreshadowed by Viscount Hayaah!. The paper refors to Japan's reluctance and America's that Britain alone hesitancy to mediate, and it therefore scoma Among the powers might essay a friondly Initiative in the Interests Hor of Chian, Dritish Empire-trading-and-the world at large. conduct would be neutral from a political standpoint. If Britain does not move, none of the other powers will move. It hopes that the British Government are not merely watching events but intend to seize the first opportunity to terminate the disintegrating destruc- tive process that is at the present time working all over China.

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DO YOU FEEL PAIN

AFTER EATING ? .

WHEN RHEUMATISM GRIPS YOU

FINE SPORT AT V.R.C. FETE. The final night fate at the

Olub Victoria Recreation Baturday was marked by much koonness. A now record was put up in the 100 yards back-stroke, by Johnstone, who did the distance in 78.1/5 seconds. Lyon also did well in the 100 yarda handicap,_coming in first in 59 seconde. In this latter race there was a doad boat for sacond place. Thoro was yet another dead heat, Missod M. Blundson and G. Ram- say tioing for first place in the ladies' hundred yards. Altogether, the fate was a great success. At the close, the prizes were distri- buted by Colonel T. A. Robert-i son. Later, dancing took place By taking Bisurated Maguesia, to musio supplied by the Colum-stomach sufferers adopt a course bia Orchestra.

or do get just that dull, insis-it is clear proof that uric acid is tont, nauseating fouling of fulness poisoning your blood.. How use- onaftor taking a moal? If you do less then to hope to cure your suffer from these troubles, or rheumatic paine by means of em- such others as flushed face flatu- lonce, sickness gastritis, etó., you should go straight to

your chemist and get some Blaurated Magnesia. Take a little of the powder in a glass of water after cach moal, and it will put your stomach right by, neutralising the disturbing and even danger-

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Cause the trouble; it invariably gives ins- tant relief from the pain, and rarely fails to restore the stomach to harmony.

The results of the events wore ns follows.-

100 Yards Handicap Membors Aggregate. 1. D. Lyon : 2. J. V. Ramsay and G. Razavet. Dond heat for secrnd.

Timo: 50iec. 100 Yards Handicap.-(Ladies), -1, Misgen M. Hunsdon and G. Ramsay. Dend heat for first.

Time: 893/bsec.

that has the unqualified ondorso- ment of many of our leading hospitals and medical men. And Oven if Bisurated Magnesia did no more than enable tho sufferer

to enjoy once more the good brocations, ointments, rubbing! things of life-including real. The only right way to get rid of hearty meals-it would easily be rheumatism is through the blood worth the small price which the-by sending a fresh, pure, rich chemist asks for it. You take no steam of that precious life fluid risk in buying Bisuratod Magne-through the voins to dissolve and sis, as doctors the world over wash out the deposits of uric prosorible and praise this remedy polson from every part where Bo sure you got the genuine they are lodged.

60 Yards Open. 1. D. Lyon: stomach, duro: Soo the famous 12. G. Rozavot.

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Timo: 254/Gaec.

100 Yards Open. (Back Stroke)-1, J. Johnstone; 3. Loung Titwang.

Time: 781/5aoc. (Record). 100 Yards Hoodieap,—(Boys), 1. R. G. Witchell: 2. T. Neavo.

Timo: 1 min. 10sec.

Ladies Long Plunge.--1, Miss Allen, 41, Dia: 2. Mias Hing, 57ft. 4in.

100 Yards Open-Breast).-1. jf. A. Kout; 2. Leung Tit-sang.

Timo: 1 nia 25 −2/5seċ.

100 Yards, Handicap.-(Girls).

1. Miss E. Alles, 2. Miss M. Ocorge.

Time: min. 27 3/5rco. 50 Yarda Team Race.-Won by Lyon's team.

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SHANGHAI QUOTATIONS.

Mossrs. Ellis and Co. have kindly supplied us with the following cable quotations of thoir Shanghai stooks from. Shanghai office :-

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The Lady of an old English manor meets a usurper and returns to her original Australian backwoods

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