TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928.
MILK BOTTLES.
THE JOURNALIST.
DR. WILLIAMS.
S'HAI COLLEGE STUDENTS.
CHARGE AGAINST A CHINESE HIGH STANDARDS SET UP BY
DAIRY.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
THE CHINA MAIL,
POLICE RESERVE.
SHARPSHOOTERS'..CO. PROMOTION,
TRAINING SCHOOL.
CINEMA NOTES.
GILDA GRAY IN "CABARET"" AT QUEEN'S.
NEW DANCES TO-NIGHT,
Shadows Before
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COMING EVENTS ANNOUNCED IN THE "MAIL.”
To-day-Queen's Theatre; Gilda Gray in Cabaret"; also Miss Cherte Valentino and Miss Tomasita Birdwell, 9.20 p.m.'..
To-day-Star Theatre;" "Rocking Moon."
To-day-World Théatre; Charlie Chaplin in "The Circus."
The Shun Hung Lee Dairy, No. Before leaving Shanghai Dr. The following orders have been
A colourful story of New York 41, Hollywood-road, were defen- Walter Williams, Dean of the Issued by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C.
to the Queen's night-life comes dants, before Mr. R. E. Lindaell School of Journalism at Missouri Wolfe, C.M.G. Captain Superinten- Theatre to-day and to-morrow in at the Central Magistracy yester-University, paid a visit to Shang-dent of Polica. day afternoon, In a case in which hal College and gave an address to The weekly classes for Police "Cabaret," which has the further they were charged on two sum-the newly organized Press Club. Reservists at the Police Training Interest that it is the second picture monses with selling half a pint of "Independence, industry, in- School, Kowloon, will be held on made by the famous Broadway dan- milk on August 8 in a bottle bear-spiration, imagination, sympathy Tuesday, August 21 and August cer Glida Gray, the exotic star Interest these are six 28 at 6 pm. sharp. All members of "Aloma of the South Beaa." ing the registered trade mark of and the Dairy Farm, Ice and Cold things that are essential to a of the Chinese and Indian Com- Glida has the role of star in a mild Storage Co., Ltd.
good and successful journalist" panies, and of the Flying Squad night show who is loved by a hand- said Dr. Williams.
who have not yet passed Part 2 of some young detective but persecut-
August 28-Meeting at Volunteer Training Course must attend.
ed by a gang leader who has a mys-Headquarters, 5.30 p.m. Squad Drill 10
terious hold over her young brother.
Sport.
The first summons alleged that
He expressed his pleasure in defendants had in their possCO- sion for sale or for the purpose of being present and begged his trade certain milk on which audience to consider him as "a false trade mark was used, and brother of their college." the second summons alleged that defendants had used on the milk in question a false trade descrip-
tion.
The prosecution was conducted by Mr. R. A. Wadeson, whilst the defendants were represented by Mr. M. K. Lo.
The case for the prosecution, as outlined by Mr. Wadeson was that on August 8 Mrs. Norah Castro, an employee of the Dairy Farm Company, went to the de- fendants' shop and asked for a bottle of milk. The defendants asked her if she had a container
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Meeting.
August 24-H.K.V.D.G. aquatic
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All recruits of the Chlidése and
The story moves rapidly to a climax To-day-Royal Navy night fate "What I want to say to you Indian Companies, and of the Fly- and the events that follow are ex-at V.R.G., 9 p.m. this morning", he continued, "ising Squad will parade at Central tremely dramatic. The role of de- what I wish to say to the jour: Police Station on Thursday, August tective is played by Tom Moore, the sports at Victoria Recreation Club, nalists the world over. I feel 23 at 5.30 p.m. sharp for Squad smiling hero of "A King for Cin- Drill under Sergeant Condon. derella," and "The Song and that there are six things that are essential to a good and successful Dress: Mufti, journalist of to-day" and he named the six. qualities' men- tioned above.
"To be independent," Dr. Wil- liams went on, "is to be unblased A good and dispassionate, journalist is always an indepen- dent person; that is, he is always free from prejudices..
The Busy Bee. and she replied that she had not. "Then, a journalist should al The defendants next-intimated ways keep himself busy. In- that she could have one of their dustry should be the keynote of It is said that we bottles provided she returned it his life.
of these three in due course. Mrs. Castro told work for one the defendants that she could things, for money, for love, and not be bothered and it was then for dear life.. But a journalist that the defendants offered to works and writes for all of these give her a battle. The milk was things combined. then poured into a Dairy Farm hottle, the defendants putting their own cap on the bottle and handing it over to Mrs. Castro. The next day a warrant was ob tained and the defendants pre- mises were searched, resulting in the finding of some forty bottles belonging to the Dairy Farm Company.
He must
"Next to industry, a good journalist should possess a great deal of imagination, be able to see beyond to-day and to make a better world for to:
morrow.
To add to his independence, his industry and his imagination, have the be should inspiration for his work. In
necessary
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Chinese Company. Strength.-Constable R.74 N Chi-chow is permitted to resign under the conditions of Sect. 10 of the Hong Kong Police Reserve Or dinance 1927 with effect from August 20.
Miscellaneous. August. 23Second Moonlight picnic of St. Peter's Y. M. Club. “
September 14—H.K.V.D.C. (Ma chine Gun Company) dinner, Head- quarters, 8 p.m.
Dance Man." Chester Conklin pro- vides the laughs as a comic tax.cab driver. "Cabaret" is notable for its glittering night club scenes and for a sensational dance by Gilda Gray, An additional attraction at the 9.20 performances to-day and to-morrow will be the further appearance, All advanced men of the Chin- of the clever young eccentric dane- ese Company will attend at the ers. Miss Cherie Valentine and one of his Central Police Station on Thurs-Miss Tomasita Birdwell, in a com- day. August 23 at 5.30 p.m. sharp plete change of programme, the for Rifle Exercises, Extended Order items of which are all new to the and Baton Drill under Sergeant Colony, Condon. Dross: Mufti, Rifle. Belt, Side-arms, and Truncheon to be carried.
Flying Squad.
The "London Gazette" of July 24 states that the King has appointed Mr. W. M. Hewlett, C.M.G., to be
Majesty's Consula General in China, and Mr. R. S. Pratt, to be one of his Majesty's Consula in China.
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Tests have just been completed at Southampton with all-metal flying boat to the order of the Imperial Japanese Navy. The air- craft is one of the Supermarine-
CHARLIE CHAPLIN, "The Circus," Charlie Chaplin's famous successor to "The Gold Rush," wil} be screened at the The weekly instructional patrol Work Theatre from to-day till of the Kowloon Section will take Saturday. "The Circus" presents Napier "Southamptons,”-similar to place on Tuesday, August 21, Fall Charlie in the guise that first won the Royal Air Force machines in at the Tsim-tea-teul Fire Bri-him fame-a tramp attired in baggy which recently few in formation Rade Station at 5.30 p.m. sharp. trousers with an ill-fitting coat and from England to Australia, Ton Dress: Khaki Uniform.
a canc. Charlie, as the handy man flying boat is fitted with two Naplar There will be no instructional] of a circus, provides n’whole serion |éngines, each developing 500 h.p. patrol of the Hong Kong Section of extremely funny incidents, cul- The machine was shipped to Japan
on Thursday, August 23.
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Constable R402 C. A. Grimas.
ludicrous situations his agile mind
NOTICES.
LOST.
minating in an uproarious climax on July 25 and given exhaustive Sharpshooters' Company. when, substituting for the tight trials, when a decision will be made Promotion. The following mem- rope walker, he brings the house as to how many more of these Bri- order to be of service to his coun-pany have been appointed Crown this
bers of the Sharpshooters' Com-down with his dizzy antics, It is fish craft will be ordered. A SEARCH WARRANT.
try and to his world, he should Sergeants with effect from August Chaplin's acting, together with the деспе in particular that champion some worthy cause and After Mrs. Castro had given be inspired by that cause in what evidence bearing out Mr. Wade-he may choose to write.. ram's opening.sintement, Mr. J. D. "Then he must possess Thomson. assistant Secretary of tremendous amount of sympathy. the Dairy Farm, went into the He should feel whatever he witness box.
writes. After all a newspaper He spoke of visiting defendants' is but the journalist in print. shop in
with Sergt. company
Nihil Humani Alienum, Rażeskwy, armed with a search "Lastly,
a good journalist warrant. They found two baskets should have interest in whatever in the passngeway. One basket he writes.
He should contained 30 bottles of which 11terested in people, not only in the were Dairy Farm bottles, The people of his ownn country but other basket contained about 12 neoples of other countries hottles belonging to various other well. The world is getting smal- dairies... Altogether some 35 bot-ler every day: and the nations tles, chiefly belonging to the Dairy are growing dependent upon one Farm were found in the shop. nother as never before. With
be in-
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In cross-examination by Mr. Lo. this growth of dependence on the the witness whilst agreeing that part of the nations, there should the Jobel on the bottle of milk also be n growing sense showed clearly the name of the responsibility on the part of four- supplying dairy, said that presum-nalists, whose influence upon the ing that he was, not connected with weal or woe of the world is the Dairy Farm and knew nothing steadily increasing with the about other dairies, he would cer-advarice of days." tainly take the milk to be Dairy Dr. Williams' speech was fol- Farm milk, na he would receive lowed by a short speech by Mrs. the bottle at table with the cap. Williams who pointed out the wide opportunities for women to
in China. enter into the field of journalism
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GIANT "PLANE FOR THE ATLANTIC.
Constable R405 A. W. Grimmitt. has created, tops anything the star Constable R405 W. V. Field,
has previously attempted in the way "The Circus" is one. of comedy. -The regular monthly revolver
of those pictures that can be seen practice will take place on Ken- nedy-road Range
again and again with undiminished on Sunday,
enjoyment. August 26 at 10 a.m. Members the range with will assemble on belts, holsters and revolvers. Uni- form optional.
ALASKAN DRAMA.
I for the deponite to be the
IS NOTIFIED that the receipt
H.K. Gas Co. has been lost. If same is recovered it shall not be
EMPRESS CAFE,
One of the most novel plays seen in. Hong Kong is "Rocking Moon," valid. been taken on the strength of the Theatre to-day and to-morrow. Strength. The following have which is being screened at the Star
Sharpshooters' Company:-
Filmed in Alaska, the picture is Constable R408 S. G. Poole, as distinctive in that it presents a new
from August 17.
Alaska to the screene land of
Hong Kong, August 21, 1928.
CHEUNG CHAU NOTES.
NOTICE.
has
Constable R400 Y. K. Ho, as from flowers and aunalling rather than THE WELCOME: STUDIO
August 18.
of ice and snow. A view of the been removed to No. 17, QUEEN'S Constable R411 H. V. Pearse, as famous Mendenhall Glacier is ROAD, CENTRAL, FIRST FLOOR.
from August 18.
shown. The story of "Rocking
Hong Kong, 20th August, 1928 (Sgd.) W. KENT, A.S.P. Moon" deals with the efforts of a
Adjutant.
girl engaged in fox farming to out- wit a band of thieves hended by the man who poses as her sweetheart until his perfidy. is discovered. There are thrilling scenes varied by Cheung Chau, Yesterday. The Missionary Conference Meet-comedy. Lilyan Tashman is in the ings were brought to a conclusion featured role as a girl of the great outdoors. John Bowers appears on Sunday night with a united song service after which Dr. opposite the star, and further sup Goforth spoke for the last time. part is given by Rockcliffe Fellowes,, Collections made to cover the ex- Luke Congrave, Eugene Pullette' and pense of the Conference were ade-Laska Winter. quate to meet the need,
ADOLPHE MENJOU. Expressions of sympathy ware There is plenty of fun in Adolphe made and the committee were in- Menjou'a now picture. "Evening"| structed to write a letter to Rev. Clothes," which is coming to the Munro, of Canton, whose wife had Queen's Theatre on Sunday and passed away.
Monstay. Written by Andre Fleurd gathered
and Yves Mirande, the story is full
*1,000 BOTTLES DAILY." Mr. Lo: Would you be surpris ed to learn that the defendant's dairy supplies over 1,000 bottles of milk daily to customers of which 70 per cent. are Europeans; and which includes a fair percentage of the whole of the Police Force? Witness: I am very much aur- prised; but I may add that I can- not agree with your last state- Berlin. The roar of a gigantic A large congregation. ment as we have a large number aeroplane with twelve engines on Sunday morning to hear. Dr. of clever situations. A French of police customers on our books. and a total of 5,000 horse-powerGoforth on the subject "Why I be nobleman, whose only amusements And the idea of 1,000 battles of will soon be heard over the Atlan-lieve the Bible to be the Word of have been native pleasures of rustic milk being supplied daily and with tic. The Dornier seaplane works God." The other meetings were life, is driven to become a Parisian only two small ice chests for stor are building a trans-Atlantic all well attended and the search-Boulevardier, when his marriage age is somewhat strange. Besides. 'plane known by the cryptic name ing massages of Dr. and Mrs. turns out to be a failure, his wife you must remember we only found of DOX at Altenrhein, in Swit-Goforth were listened to with closel 100 battles when the search was zerland, the company having set attention. They left Cheung Chau scoring his uncouth ways. He made.
m special workshops on the Swiss on Monday morning to return opportunity to prove that he is Mr. Lo: And that our retail sales side of Lake Constance in order North.
The good wishes of all worthy of her love does not arrive. to casual customers dully, exceeds to avoid complications with the will follow them.
and lie embarks on a round of reck- 200 bottles. I am very much sur-Entente.
The number of those residing less pleasure. Through one wast- prised.
No aeroplane or seaplane has on the Ieland will now be reduc-ful explolt after another his posser- After Sergt. Rozcakwy had given hitherto had more than foured, but a few families have book-sions are reduced to one suit of evidence of executing the search motors. The twelve motors of ed houses for September.
ovening clothes and in this he has warrant. Mr. Wadeson intimated to the D OX will be arranged in six The weather has been favourable the Magistrate that that closed the case for the prosecution, where upon Mr. Lo submitted that he had no case to answer.
tandeme of two each, and will have twelve propellers.
(Columu)
and though rain fell it did not in- (Continued at foot of preceding terfere with the coming and going to the meetings.
This Aquitania of the air will thus have a motor power double
It was proposed to hold a con- Magistrate (to Mr. Wadegon): hat of the great. Zeppelin airship ference again in 1929. It is not alleged that there is any LZ127, which is nearing comple- The round table discussions were Immediate intention of deceiving tion in the yards at Friedrichsha-profitable and many took part in anybody!
fen...
Trial Trip,
to prove that there was no inten- German airmen hope that the
new giant air liner, which is to make a trial trip across the Atlan
them. Our own correspondence.
charitles.
Mr. Wadeson: It is for Mr. Lo
Mr. John Denniston Wilson, of tion to defraud-To defraud the
Shaftesbury-avenue, W.1, late of owners of the trade mark and the
the Batavia branch of the Merest- purchasers.
tic during the summer, will in- tile Bank of India, whose will was Mr. Lo replied that the bottle ugurate a regular passenger air proved at £57,108, left, £20.000 "in" was merely given to the lady as a service between Europe and family legacies and the residue to receptable and not to deceive the America. The DOX will be able buyer into thinking that it was an- to land on the water, and is built other dairy's milk: The bottles 30 strongly that it will be able to were not kept for that purpose, defy the rage of the open ocean his Majesty's Ambassador Extra- The Right Hon. Sir John Tilley, It will carry from twenty-five to Mr. Lo argued that it was a flimsy thirty passengers, as well as ordináry, and Plenipotentiary at prosecution by a competitor. The man in the shop merely gave theertain amount of freight, in ad- Tokyo, had an audience of the King Indy the battle to oblige her. dition to the large quantities of at Buckingham Palace on July 20,
NOVEL CONTENTIONS. fuel for the supply of the twelve
motors. te pabalar some further comical adventuros Mr. Lindsell, said that the con- The crew will consist of a cap which bring the picture to a happy tentions raised by both parties tain, two pilots, two engineers, conclusion. Appearing in support were novel and that he should like and a wireless operator, and the of the star are Noah Beery, the vil- to have time, to consider his deci- chart-room will, with its equip, fainous sergeant of "Beau Geste,"
ment of nautical Instruments; re- and Louise Brooks, a performer The hearing was then adjourned semble that of an ordinary ocean with many screen successes to har (until next Monday,
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