1931-02-26 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1931.

Photo depicting the recent tube smash in New York, whon nineteen persons were injured. The wreck blocked the line for days, the first cars boing wodged in the subway.

The ceremony at Philadelphia on the colebration of the 225th anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Franklin, show. ing wreaths being placed on the tomb.

TRUMP ARROW SHIRT

Arrow Sanforized-Sarunk Shirts don't come in all the colors of the rainbow. But we do have them in plain blues, fans and greens-hand- some colors as amart and permanent as the fit of the shirts themselves. And when we say fit we mean fit-and guarantee it. All have the famous Arrow Collars attached.

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Mackintosh's

Sea-going gambing is the latest American diversion. The Monte Carlo, shown at the top, is anchored off the Florida roast, and visitors art brought in speedy matur-boats. A

ganung fable and a row of slot machines aboard are shown below.

G. K. Chesterton (right) and George Russell, the Irish poet and philosopher, pictured at New Haven, where they lectured recently. Thoir host, loft. Mr. Phelps, is a Yale University den.

Left to right: Dr. H. Von Borch, who is homeward bound having rosigned his post as German Minister in China; Mr Le Bris, President of the French Combattants in Shanghai; Mr. Tong

Shoo-yi, who is taking up duties as Magistrate of the Chungshan District.

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The greatest change in the contour of Niagara Falle in the history of living atan occurred recently when a huge lands, lide occurred in the American part of the falls. The dotted line shows the old fine of the fall.

Tho.. American explorer, Lincoln Ellsworth is shown above receiving the Congressional Medal from President Hoover for his polar flights of 1925 and 1926.

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An injunction is being sought by farmers of the Rodding District for the closing down of a huge power station, operating from the dam at Hat Crook. The ranchors complain that the dam (top ploture) roba their land of water. Right is L. P. Joogor, who admits dynamit- ing the dam once and throatons to do it again. At left is the power plant.

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