Tokyo, Apr. 24 Emperor Hirohito to.day donated Y¥. 100,000 for the relief to the sulfer~ ers of Sunday's earthquake Formosa.
The sum was taken by Viscount Tamenori Me. Court Chamberlain, who left for Tathoku this afternoon.
Margaret Yuki Reng:
Little six-year-old Margaret Yuki, whose mother is English but father Japanese, is making a sensation here with ther dancing and singing tums fat the Capitol Theatre. 0 very young she has great artistic talent "and brings down the house with her numbers. She is quite an English child, but her song in Japanese ig causing a furore amongst the The Tarif! Question The question of local railway tariffs ie to be referred to the government at Hsinking as the matter is. very serious and means the ruin or meny of the of mills of Harbin, unless the rates are reduced to what they were on the Chinese Eastern Railway. Meanwhile almost all the oil mills in this ity are stand-Ing stil and the flour mills are producing flour which costs more than formerly, 'The tariff on coal is also making the price of coals two cents per pood dearer, but as the winter over, this is not Being felt ea much by' the population. Tf not altered before next winter, it will be on extra burden for the poorer and middle classes...
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