MONDAY, MARCH 5
OLD MEN'S PARADE.
'RAILWAYMEN'S FITNESS EXAM.
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In a waiting room at one of our "largest railway stations a meeting is
taking place.
Rows of benches have been placed to fece a long table behind which aite genial superintendent and his clerk,
⚫busied with some papara.
On the benches grave elderly men chat in low-voiced groups.
It is the Old Men's Parade," When a man in the employ of a big Tailway company reaches the age of 58 he most attend one of these parades each year, until he reaches 85, the age of retirement, and show that he is to "carry on.”
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There could be no more needed Chronicle points out that there are villages in Great Britain and Ireland movement on the part of the people Mar. whose names are written with two than the practice of Thrift. The mal letters only. Os, in Argyllabire, has a meaning, of this is "be careful.” population of 200, while Ta is the Thrift should not be an excure for name of an island near Carnsore Point, sängines and hoarding. Thriftshould County Wexford, denotes "Lady' mean careful buying of the things one Island." There are two Ba's in Scot-needs, and seeing to it that the quality land, and Esis lough in Donegal for which one pays 1 in the article One of the names of Iowa in “ I,”
purchased; then the prastics of Thrifs Women and Sweet Things.
will soon beach one not to buy things Women may be conservative in merely because one wants them and Mar. 9.-D. LA some ways, but, in matters of food is able to pay. No one should be they love change (ays a writer in the discouraged in legitimate expenditures Daily Express.) For some time peat for those things that makes for a happy it has been very noticeable that the and contented people, but the orgy of
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English woman has taken a fancy, to extravagance, the buying of things Mar. the "sundas" and ice-cream babit in
merely to gratify pride in their
·Mar.
Forty years or thereabouts of faith ful service is the record of most of those who attend the "Old men's "parade," and many of them will serve the morning, wherever a soda fountain possession, must be checked.
In the days,Thrift is needed as decade yet, though after 60 they is installed. Most women like sweet must Inde an aonual medical test things, particularly if they are pretty much in the careful and wise use of Mar. justed of the visit to the sop-to look at, and the sundan, with its time as of money, for never in its | mixture of fruit syrup, Irsit, oream, history has this world needed, as it erintendent.
Some meet there who joined the and ice-cream. appeals to her artistic does to day, to put a stop to the company together as lads, though eye. The ice-cream habit is also extravagant use of time ruling lowered now for many a year their only making headway in our uncertain production and greater opportunity greeting has been a hand-wave from climate. Apart from its food value, for spending. The man or woman signal cabin or from an engine as it it is one of the simplest of sweets with money in the bank is indepent- thanders by.
Children always choose an ice in ] ent, more self-reliant and able to take perference to any other dewerk, advantage of every opportunity for and you will notice that what the the bettering of one's condition in children select is generally demanded life. They are better citisans, for the It is not all gravity; there in the by the grown-ups of the party. It is man who owns his own home will not inevitable humorist, a rotund, red-not only in the watter of sundaes and join a mob bent on destruction. They faced little Lancashire man who stops ices that women show their love for should be taught Thrift, not for the sweet things. The demand for can reason only of laying up money as jauntily up to the table.
"Hello! X," say the superindies End chocolates has become al does the miser, but because of the joy tendent, holding out bis hand, "I've
that money can give when properly used. The two things of greatest in- ween you here often?"
portanos to-day are greater pródno- tion and intelligent economy.
Now they are together again among the "old man."
BUMOUR AND OPAVITY.
"Ay an' tha'll see me agen a time or two yet after ab'm done wi'; ah can do the houdred now faster than Liver ah end i' me fe."
most as much a feature of to-day's shopping as it is on the other side of the Atlantic, where candymaking is a very thriving industry. It is not only for desert, but also to nibble at bridge and, of course, at the play and the "Come, come! X, I hardly think pictures, that the demand for good sweets has grown space. Coming to ao." smiles the superintendent.
a great ***Sithai ab tell the what, sh'll run meals, it is found by they now a hundred yards up therm
the catering for
tastes
platform i' front of all the passengers of thousands of Women of avery type daily that most woRMIN
if the likes, for five bob a side,"
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ELLIS ISLAND SCANDALS.
SIE A. GEDDES'S VIEWS.
Extensive and expensive changes
But sober gravity is the general will select something which is either in the system of dealing with im tone. Small wonder. These are men difficult to prepare at home or impos
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at the end of last month. The visit Mar. 9-0. N. was made on the invitation of, and in the company of, Mr. Davis. Becze tary for Labour. to whom the State Departmant had referred the complaints submitted through the British Embassy with regard to the Mar. 6.-C, N. treatment of respectable British cit
NEWCHWANG, Mar. 11.-Q, N. Fewobwang
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station on Ellis Island. Mr. Davis. himself, on the advice the officials of the Immigration Boreau, was inclined to believe that, while conditions on the inland were not perfect, they were not so bad na bad been represented, and than the provisions of additional officials would
-Phantion. Huichow. Tientsi
- who for a lifetime have been responsisible to make owing to the variety of migrants arriving at New York, and
ble for the asfety and comfort of ingredients required. They are fond Poibly at other larga receiving Mar. millions of passengers. Daily the of hors d'oeuvres and of salads. Both stations, would be involved if fall lives of their mates have depended on appeal to the eye, and both take effect were to be given to the ideas their care and watchfulness.
much trouble to make for a small conceived by Bir Auckland Geddes Some are guards, alert and cheerful party. In the same way, women like the result of his visit to Elia Island still in spite of years of worry to keep the entrées rather than joints or fish. to allay An entrée demands those "fixinga" the fears of timid old ladies and which make it so tasty, and which are answer the questions of querulous troublesome to evolv for oneself, b
Those with the drawn cause that take time and trouble to brows and packers round the keen prepare. This secounts for the eyes are drivers, bearing the marks of tremendous popularity of tried years of peering through fog, rain and potatoes. To fry potato to perfec-izens at the crowded immigration wind for the guiding light of the tion is an art, which few home cooke migual. Quistest of all are the signal-¦ szem to possess. ms, for theirs has been a life of strain | Wireless Marvel. and vigilance such as few other In a room in this Westminster Gazelle oooupations demand
office bux, emaller than Each year some disappear-sap typewriter, and one that could be erannuated to live as best they can easily lifted by a child, stood on a on their pension and savings, but new table with a couple of wires attached ones take their places, and the tale of to it, one trailing on the linoleam remove the cause of most complaints, the "old men is not diminished, covering the floor, the other trailing Sir Auckland Geddes, however, who | Mar. - 7.-0. N. Yontan. **Ehen fugaees
7.-1.0.8.N. labantur under a rug. Yet four people were axamined the conditions with all the
9.-0. N. "listening in "to a broadcast concert, knowledge of a medical export, found
14-LOS.N. There was no serial on the roof or many things wrong, but any remedy anywhere. In fact, the whole sp would involve large expenditure and paratus had been brought into the many changes. He tasted the fool, Mar. 7.-LO.SN. Mingiang. building five minutes previously. and pronounced it “all right,” bat
It was almost unbelievable-an considered the sleeping quarters PAKHOI AND HAIPHONG, uncanny demonstration of broadcast terribly, crowded, if not absolutely in- ing. Down below and all around sanitary, and it was admitted that some of the Fleet Street and they were o-rtainly not attractive, Mar. 6-0.9. Bhoo
machinery Waowing to the evil odours and personally throbbing, and this affected the repulsive condition of many of the music a little-bat not much, clear immigrants, and that is would be The late Mr. Sim, who was manager and distinct came the announcements hardship for any person of refinement of the Bridge House Hotel at Nan.and the music, even when one of the to spend a night in nub quartzes. king, was 13 years of age. - He came wires held by a listener to
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OBITUARY.
MR. W. R. SIM.
A. A.
Ebangkai papors announce the death, which occurred at Nanking on the afternoon of February 27, of Mr. W. R. Sim, formerly of Shanghai.
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The result of the observations of out to Shanghai about 20 years ago. make contact; he, in fact, was the the investigator appears to be that He served in the Great war, on serial. The wooden box, in which if any relief was to be provided it Hr. Western Front, with King two lights glowed, was a Marconi | woolá be necessary to make some pro. Fdward's Home, being one of the phone, the intent and most marvellons virion for segregation on racial or volunteers to leave Shanghai with development of wireless which makes national lines, or, at least, according the first big contingent in 1914. In listening-in" possible without out to social status. The obstacles to April, 1918, he was taken prisoner and tide serials within a radius of about reform are, however. serious, and il held in the German linen, hatan, miles from any testsmitting Mr. Davis were prepared to accept managed to make bis escape just be station. Yet the explanation was the suggestions of the Ambas fore the signing of the Armistice. He astoundingly simple. The music.sador he would have to gu *bad teen very badly woonded and or conversation, is in the air all to Congress not only
gassed, and, due to starvation and the time, realising the idea in formidable supplementary estimates, other hardships, he suffered very bad- Shakespeare's "Tempest"; 16 pastes in addition to the large suma already ly, and this is undoubtedly the through walls, through locked and voted for the immigration service, but chief cause of his death. Prior sealed doors. It is everywhere, bat for a modification of the existing laws, -to the War, he wae manager sonndlers until "materialised by and it is anggooted that any legislation of Connoisseurs, the outfitters; means of a receiver. The Mar-would raies ferious difficultion. Tho afterwarda ho was nazistant manager copiphone can be kipt in a cupboard investigation also disclosed the fast of the Astor House and then joined or drawer, brought out, and in a few that any scheme for the separation Messrs. Wheelcok and Co. in the minutes linked up to catch the music of immigrants would involve more Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. in the ether by merely fixing a wire room than is available on Ellis, On returning to the Far East he went, to`s wall, or letting it trail, or be Island, and the adoption of the plan with Mre. Sim, to Nanking to manage held by someone. Already the would involve the purchase of other the Bridge House Hotel Much instrument is being developed. It quarters, which would be not only sympathy will be felt for Mr. Sim, existe in the form of cabinet, or expensive, but hard to find. Mr.. who, we learn, will carry on the table which needs no linking up at Davis now knows what Elt, Angidaed Apr. business of the Bridge House Hotal. all; it is its own sarial, and it can. Geddes thinks of the position, and it The late Mr. Sim not only did war pick up from transmitting station is presumed that, he whl work ont a service, but was a very popular, 150 or 60 miles distant. With a horn scheme which will meet some of the member of the 3. V. Artillery, to amplify the sound the Marconi defpots which have been brought to
phone vocallsss the music ithout light in existing methods-Reuter nar priedes and to a large audience.— Westminster Gazette.
Best Mediaina Maks.
General Sir Mangel Gomes da Costa, K.G.M,G., commander of the *Portuguese troops in France during the War, will arrive here on the gun.
A batter medicine can not be mida boat "Patria"- to-morrow, to pay an than Chambe.lam's Dough Bernady It official visit to the colony. A guard | rn leven the ldags, operu the resections of honour will be provided as his side expectoration and asel feNature in
restoring the system to a healthy co landing from Manay Pier at 9.45dition. Besides, it emtains no opista B.m. when he will proceed to Clovera and is perfectly safe va tákn,, For sale ment House
by all Shomists and Btorakeepers..:)
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