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Lieut. General Uyada, badly wounded in the Honghew Park bomb outrage, left for Japan last week, accom- panying the last detachment of Japanese troops in the withdrawal from Shanghai. Our photo shows General Uyeda making his first public appearance after being permitted to get up, vaing crutches,

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Impressive scenes were witnessed at the funeral of the late Japanese Premier, Mr. Inukaj, who was mansinated in his house at Tokyo. Our picture shows the ceremonial farewell which was given to the coffin as it left the house on the way to the crematorium. Many distinguished Japanese personalities attended, and a Jong procession of motor cars followed the hoarse as the body was taken on its last journey:

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HUNTERS

BY MABEL MELLIOTT

BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

these days! 1 said it's in past

Son Carry 14 learning guy in and you'll be late again if you don't

Brinded run for the car," day for an error. phe Joke to me Bolmes Dunbar, whether atuulent, staring at her. She' I heard ho to the

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mingled together. Susan hated it. I' She wondered how that fasti- dious looking young man, Robert) Dunbar, rode into town. Probub- comfortable suburban

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train with room enough to stretch his long legs and read his morning newspaper. She envied him. He seemed to be a visitor from an- other sphere with his fine linen, his well fitting lounge suita.

At one of the downtown corners, at the hope of Home Mitton row of her friende, rushed down the hall and flung out

amid a clangour of street car bells rapeding to have a exterable time sincs at her hast year's hat. it wasn't t bas to cort and how few of the gums.

and whine of hastily applied uz mash shined Men L all like the ones in that shop windows brakes, she alighted and began

Predly but Susan couldn't help that. Her

with, glowing gry eyes, richly eurling swiftly to walk east. It seemed stold her hair, and the colour that came and good to be alive and young this The sharp breeze off went fitfully in her heart-shaped face triumphed over the handicap | Lake Michigan teased her hat brim and blew her skirts, Suran walk- She hurried back into the kitchen very rapidly. Mixa Allen was She yawned; to say goodbye to Anat Jessic. The sure to deliver a seathing rebuke! deeply, burrowing her head under, dishwater was making an obligato if she should arrive late.

CHAPTER 11

Oh, Lordy, Lordy, how Susan 'id' hale getting up!

old."

of last year's millinery.

morning.

The

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After having been besieged in Tungshan, in Manchuria, for more than two weeks by bandit troops, Japanese and Korean residents were finally released when the Japanese forcer, aftur a forced march, cam Το gripe with bandits and drove them from the district. The top picture shows the refugees after their arrival at Shanchenteu. The lower photo shows the party arriving at Mukden where they were welcomed by the Japaness Counsul-General, Mr. Marishime.

Charlie Chaplin, with his brother Sydney, displayed great interest in Japanese theatrical art during their stay in Japan. - They were present at a special performance given at the famous Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo and at the conclusion, the noted actor Kichieman invited the visitors to his room, where the above photograph was taken to commemorate the meeting of the three "stars."

"Going to lunch?" he inquired

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WATER SHORTAGE.

MOTION FOR SANITARY

BOARD MEETING

Mr. M. K. Lo, pursuant to notice, will move the following resolution at the meeting of the Sanitary Board to be held to-morrow after- noon:

necessity for drastic water restric tion at the present time, neverthe- less considers that the Government should reconsider and review such existing system in the interest of public health."

the covers and trying to shut out in the chipped tin pan as Aunt Jealock in the bank on the corner the sound of Aunt, dessie's nasal sin Thriously turned on faucets and said 10 minutes to 9. Susan fair- pleasantly. It was by way of being the last few yards, and purely a rhetorical question since call: "Susan! Susan! Get up this swirled an aged dish-mop. Aunty an

already lunch was the obvious order of the very minute. Breakfast's getting Jessie did everything energetically. crammed herself into an

Bioment. packed elevator. It was her way.

She said "Excuse me" to an un- Susan smiled at him, her eyes Shuddering, blinking at the light, į She pecked at Susan's check and

The muttered: "You'll be inte, sure's een male as the car shot upward. widening under the brim of her the girl swing her feet over side of the big bed which groaned you're burn. Never dis see such a Her elbow had jammed lato a vest dark hut. "I'm waiting for my seat your front and she flushed scarlet with mate," she said. "She couldn't get in sympathy. Its springs were old sleepyhend. You take after and sagging. She stood in the mid- mother's folks, that way."

confusion as she heard a mutter-.the elevator with me."

"Do come along with me, won't dle of the little room with its brave-! She was still grumbling as Susan ed and quite involuntary "Ouch!"

I hate to lunch alone," As she stumbled you?

"That in the opinion of this ly painted dresser and white ruffled ran down the back stairs to take at the impact.

to begged the young man. "It's rather curtains. She was slim and youth the short cut to the corner where out at 11th floor she turned

stiff, the way we all stand on cere- Board, the present system of wator Dunbar at The find young Mr.

restriction constitutes'a menace to fully curved, exquisite in her thin she caught the surface car.

money at that dump upstairs.

public health, and that this Board, cotton nightgown, limp from many girl sighed, clinging to a strap. heels.

know your name-and I suppose whilst recognising the regrettable Why was Aunt Jeanie such # washings.

"Was itch, it was you I bump hope you know mine." "Su-u-san!"

Krouch? She loved her-Susanud so hard a minute ago!" cried

The girl nodded. "But I must "Coming!"

knew that! Hadn't she nursed her Susan, overcome with embarrass wait for Helen," she protested Aunt Jessie was grumbling as through diphtheria during her first ment and shaken out of her shy-half-heartedly. The tall young Susan came into the kitchen. Shel year in high school? Hadn't sheness by the realization.

man shrugged. "Don't you "It-uh-was nothing," said the that every day?" continued to grumble as she poured brought her back to life when prác- coffeg from the spout of the old blue tienily everybody had given her young man, smiling with a flash Susan caught her lower lip be- enamel pot and slapped thick slices up for dead? Oh, Susan knew of white teeth in a tanned face,tween her teeth, debating the mat of broad on the toaster, Susan Aunt Jessie really cared for her but Suman had time to observe the per-ter. But the problem was solved liked thin toast but Aunt Jessie she had such a queer way of show- fection of his white dotted dark for her because at that moment ing blue eyes met serious grey To the boy it might have didn't believe in catering to younging it. That, thought Suzan ahrowd- blue cravat before the swinging Helen Marshall emerged from a ones. folks' whims.

ly, was Aunt Jessie's generation.door into the ante-room opened to packed car, giggling and talking seemed the merest causal encount- "No egg for nic, thunks," Susan Uncompromising, hard on others as admit them. Mr. Block, head of eagerly to two girls from the ader. To the girl the occasion was remonstrated.

well as themselves. They couldn't the school, frowned at them and anced class. The three passed one of tremendous drama.

even "I'll come," she said shyly. help it. "I was raised right and signalled ominously at the accusing out of the lobby without

noticing Susan and her com- I'm going to see you are the same," clock in the centre of the room.

"Good!" Susan liked his clipped Aunt Jessie often said grimly when "Don't worry about it. I'm not panion.

"There, what did I tell you?" voice. He put his hand under her --string bean shapes-no vitality, the young girl complained of stric-permanently injured." the you asked the tall young man in the elbow, the marest suggestion of man had time to whisper before Susan hud heard it all so many “Raised right" meant going to Susan vanished, very much thunter-grey ault, masterfully taking Su- protective masculinity, at cross- times before that she scarcely la-bed early and rising early; having ed, into the confines of the ladies san's arm, "She's forgotten about in Ile steered her into the tened. She was thinking; if I press very little fun, made-over clothes, dressing room.

you already. Do come along. Prent doorway of a marble palace. "This isn't much," Dunbar sald my dark blue georgette tonight I'll putting money in the bank, quot- The morning passed more quick-be everlastingly in your debt. I'm walk over to Rose's. Post-mortems ing "handsome is ne handsomely than usual. Susan's half-hour bored with life and need someone in apology. "Lots of gilt and gin- gerbread but it's decent and the on parties were always rather fun. deer" and thinking the devil lurked of study on the street car stood to talk to."

Susan was conscious of a tre-food's not bad. And we've only Maybe the Miltons would tease her in a wineglass. Well, maybe they her in good stend.

three-quarters of an hour." Imendous *inwurd exeltement. about her catch, Ben Lampman, the were right be! Susan thought there the spelling tests without an error Things did seem to be happening Susan opened her eyes still young man who had acemed so must be more in life than just that, and Miss Allen was almost affable, to her after all just when she had wider. "Not bad." Indeed! smitton. That would be exciting She'hoped so, anyway.

To make matters more interesting given up the glorious possibility was for the first time in her young for Susan Carey had never, hind a Her heart sank when she thought Robert Dunbar smiled at her as For a split second her mind, nu- life within the sacred portals of beau. Not that she liked the young of the day before her and she she returned to her seat after a tomatically trained to this reflex, the "Splendido." rann particularly. He was too dark tipped the pages of her book a triumphant bout with dictation. registered the thought: What Now she hung back looking with and intense and sort of-well, sul-aho swayed and jerked to the un- "Made a killing, haven't you?" would Aunt Jessie say?

disney at her shabby coat and Ten-lo attract her. But he was a certain rhythm of the street car's whispered Ilelen Marshall, observ She knew Aunt Jessie would not skirt.

A potential admirer. progress. "Up in front there, up Ing the interchange of glances.

"I'm not dressed to lunch. approve. This adventure would She was tired of having the other in front," droned the conductor as Susan shook her head, faintly come under the head of "Gallivant- here," she faltered, peony red with girls crow over her. Even a Ben more and more passengers crowded frowning. It wouldn't do to pering with strange young men." confusion. Lampman, moody and musical and in at every corner.

mit the gossipy Helen. friendly Sunan looked up at the young Young Dunbar took her arm tacitura, would be better' than no- It promised to be a warm day, an she was, to start that sort of may striding beside her, trying to with a gentle but compelling pres- bodyl

The freshness of early morning was talk.

suit his steps to hers. The girl sure. Thua Busan's thoughts.

vanishing as they neared the down-

was no pocket edition Venus, but "Nonsenso," he said Armly, "You "You're not hearing a word I'mtown district. The odors of as- But at noon as Suann waited for Robert Dunbar neemed extraor- look charming and you're lunching saying," grumbled Aunt Jessic, phalt under sun, of gasoline fumca, Helen In the downstairs foyer dinarily tall.

here with me."

To be Continued), "Can't think what gets into youĵof human bodies and cheap scents young Dunbar intercepted her. "Well, what do you say?!? Laugh-

Aunt Jesale began to scold with fresh vigor. "You girls nowadays -never know when you're well of

young man.

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