WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1928.

For garments

that adapt themselves

Vivela

MADE $22,000.

MR. BOTTOMLEY'S WAR LECTURES.

THE CHINA MAIL,

And that is what you call black- COLONY'S HEALTH. mall--Yes.

NOTIFIABLE DISEASE LAST WERK.

ENTERIC FEVER DEATHS.,

Mr. Houston said that, in his book he had faithfully endeavour, ed to set out all that was good about Mr. Bottomley as well as COURT PROCEEDINGS.

what was bad. "I gave illustra

Last week's return of notifiable The hearing was continued oftions of his amazing generosity,"

he added..

disease in the Colony, according to the libel action brought by Mr.

"You Earned It" Horatio Bottomley against Messrs.

Mr. Bottomley: Do you serious reports to the Medical Officer of

Health, was as follows: Hurst and Blackett, publishers,

Small-pox: 2 cases from the city and Mr. Henry James Houston,ly say that I drew £22,000 out of formerly in. Mr. Bottomley's em my war lectures! Yes, 1985 ex-total 2, 1 Portuguese death dur-

Ing the week. M ployment, in respect of a book, penses.

Were there not sometimes The Real Horatio Bottomley,"

Entorio fever (typhoid): 6 cases Josses? No, and thera were written by Mr. Houston and pub-they were borne by the promoters from the city, ⚫lished by Messrs. Hurst and

"But I am prepared to say "Mr. Blackett.

Mr. Bottomley complained that Houston added, "that you were en- he had been accused of blackmail titled to every penny. It was very

hard work, and you earned it." In the book,

Mr. Reginald Baker, managing Mr. Bottomley (who conducted his own case), in cross-examining director of the International Cor Mr. Houston, called his attention respondence Schools, Ltd., giving to the particulare in the defence evidence, produced two of the com- in mitigation of damages. They Pany's cheques payable to Mr. stated that in consequence of Bottomley for 8500 each and dat widely disseminated publication of ed April 20, 1913, and April 1, On the face

to every climatic variation reports of proceedings in which 1914, respectively.

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-woord puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spellings, such as harbor, plow, and altho.)

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16

144

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To

15

16

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18

20

22

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24

27

28

29

31-

32

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35

36

37

38

39 140

#2. 45

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445

146

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48

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4- Conspiracy B-Demands 12-Own (Scot) 18-Interjection. Diequat

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THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE

HORIZONTAL (Gent)

48-The same as

"Jarusaicm"

50-A game fish 53-It is (contr.) 84-A prlout's vestment) 58-Hetries

180-To aanEUPD

65-A tool for towing 64-A brood of

pheasants 66-Not In harmony 166-The Greak R

67-A gull-like bird In}56-The home of the

witch consulted by King Baul 69-To pack

14-A leguminous plant 16-A psovich'mood 17-A well-known

Amerloan tres 19-A seaport town in

8. W. England 21-The highest note

Guido's scale 22-To destroy the

contents of

23-A noted American

general

26-8. American

28-A species of the

cuckoo

29-A Greek legendary

kara, 31-The purpose in

view $3-8llent 84-Matal-bearing rock 36-A Portuguese coin 86-A land measure

{Metric system) 87-9kIII

S&-To Impair

41-Age

42-A tooth

44-B1 (Latin)

48-The Panlah

peninsula

47-A person spoken of

. Indefinitely

VERTICAL

1-Every

3-Prefix Through S-An Intermediate

Masson 4-To excel

Interjection

Triumph

6-Capable 7-A sign of the

zodiao

9-To speak in a.. confused way 10-A Naw Zealand.

parrot

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VERTICAL (Cont.)

[20–in the capacity of

(Latin)

23-8. African antolope 24-An elament 28-Suffix Game As

wize"

28-A small acid berry 27-An anding of

feminine namor 28-Improper 30-Before thle time 32-To cause an

Indentation In 87-A constellation 39-Fellow of the

American Academy (abbr.)

40-An oblong dian

41-A manaura of'

length

|42-A noted Boar

солога!

43-An Insect

45-The father of David, |...... king of. Jurnal

46-To drone out, as i

song (Boot.)

49-The lair of an

animat

51-Worthleas

52-A child

58-To understand

|57-A river flowing part.

Exeter, Eng.

11-A river of the lower 69-Old spelling of "Lie".

repione

|69-A Japanese coln

13-To send home, ko a * 60-To make love in tow

blow

15-An anglost alty in

Gresca ₤18 wing

tones-A 51-POREALEIVO pronoun 82-The reolpracal of

the ohm (Elec.).

(Tre solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrow's issus along with a new cross word puzzla.).

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.

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BRDOMSDANEJ

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Mr. Bottomley was concerned Mr. of one were the words "Special Bottomley was "a man of infamous payment for services to this com reputation." Those particulara, pany. In 1917, sald Mr. Baker, said Mr. Houston, were settled by Mr. Bottomley wrote stating that The had some arrangement with the counsel and not by him.

from Kowloon total 6 cases (3 Chinese cases im- ported), 5 deaths, ⠀⠀

Cerebro-Spinal fever: 1 death during the week."

Puerperal fever: 1 case from the city-total 1,1 Chinese death,

Influenza (not notifiable): *11 deaths during the week.

BABU ENGLISH.

PRETTY EXAMPLE FROM SHANGHAL

Says the "North China Daily Newa

Though "Babu" English letters Mr. Bottomley: What was it that company for regular annual PAY have been turned out. in their! made you call me a blackmailer? /ments and that he had had no thousands and tend to become -Somewhere at the end of August payment since 1916. He therefore

placed a number of dossiers at my disposal.

Did those dossiers have any re ference to the specific charges of blackmail raised in this case? think some were there. I am sure of one of them.

able sum due.

monotonous, occasionally a real

1922 Mr. Bigland and his solicitor. claimed that there was a consider gem comes to light,-and the one] The company replied that they below appeals to one as standing had no record of the arrangement very high in the list. It is guar- and eventually the matter dropped: anteed genuine, and was received

Shanghai piece goods agent. A payment of $500 was made in a few days ago by a well-known 1916

Regards to the Position. Mr. Bottomley: Did you know

Hearing from some. strangers anything that would justify the in the Nanking-road Tea Shop Za statement that I obtained £500 as consideration for nat publishing various complaints received by me relating to the schools?-Personal- y I didn't because I had nothing

- Mrs. Houston's Money. Mr. Houston produced ten cheques signed by Mrs. Houston and payable to him.

None of

them, he agreed, was payable to Mr. Bottomley nor did they refer

The

to the $1,500 which Mr. Houston owed his wife, as was shown in his bankruptcy proceedings. cheques referred between himself tomloy.

HONG KONG HEIGHTS

to do with the arrangement.

Disappeared From Ship.. Mr Edgecumbe Brighten, for merly vice-chairman of the 1.C.S.,

to transactions and Mr. Bot-,, aald that the alleged arrange

"The money in the cheques," he added, "was money Mrs. Houston lent to you. Mr. Bottomley, and they were payable to me so that I could cash them and hand you the money. At the time you wanted ready money quickly."

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Mr. Bottomley: These cheques were not produced to the Official Receiver as evidence of your in- debtedness to Mrs. Houston?-No, I don't think so.

ment was made with a director who

disappeared from a ship on the

Journey between England America.

The hearing was adjourned..

and

TO BE HAPPY THOUGH HOT.

A Secret Worth Knowing.

Sung Low that there was a vacancy in your esteemed office I at once pricked up my ears and listened and having heard I at once seated myself to apply for the position because I know of the worthy of myself to take over any positions which require com- mon sense but not of the quantity of brains. I will proceed with

career, I am Chekiang man 28 your indulgence of my past years of age and well-educated and I joined in the big war of Kiangsu and Chekiang thinking like the great English people say I must have got Tuchun's baton in my haversack and maybe I will in futures great warlord.

But my sorrows and great dis- appointments were very great fleas on The chief secret of keeping and many as the cheerful and "fit" no matter how elephant's back. But as I learnt high the temperature climbs is to in America "I should worry" I de take due care of the liver and in- cided to run away and become a testiaal tract. Used when needed, big business man and therefore I Flukettes keep the system clean apply to your generosity to grant and cool, prevent liverishness, me the vacancy in your great de to go to Beston's, the Birmingham banish headaches and billous at partment. bookmaker?-If I was a party to tacks, aid the appetite and diges-"And at last he was the ruler blackmail, yes; but I did not at tion. Obtainable from chemists of the Queen's Navee!" Such an the time realise what it really everywhere.

Mr. Bottomley: You say in the book that I never asked you to do anything unfair or anything that was outside the law. Do you think still that it was outside the law

meant.

Do you still tell the jury that in your opinion I am a blackmail. er?-I do. Taking the circum- stances into consideration-that no work was done for the payments received I say that the money was not earned.

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