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VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Mr Geo E. Anderson Mr B. L'Adicinson - MIB W. H. Allen and
child
Mr H. B. Applegate
Mr E. Murray Jan
Mr. J. H. Baring Mrs E. E. Baillos MY B. E. Balilios
B. B. Balford Mr & Mrs K. W. Bean Caps W. Benson ---
Beawicke
Mr B. J
J. Birback Mr H. Bickerton Capt B. Breath H. Bridge Mr K. Buchan
Mr E. 5. Kellog Mr O. Leuriteen Mr & Mrs E. C.
Mr H. T. Lay Mr G. T. Lloyd
ir Longfield
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WAR CONTRACT STORIES,
SOME TALES TOLD IN THE CITI.
Mr. Asquith's promise that a thorough examination of war contracte e to be made and Mr. Li Jomen's delightful story of the high priced wheelbarrow which caused an a roar of merriment in the House of Commons will give rise to some anxiety in certain circles and a
stories frena crop of
20 others One of this bellest is the
MUNITIONS-MAKING IN ENGLAND.
SHELLS AND GUNS.
RAILWAYS WORKS AS ARSENAL.
HABETY [BY W.
The best answer to Germany's allegation England forged this wer on her is to presentative and the amateur munition be found in the changed condition of our makers. It was in the early days of the industries to day. Establishments, large war, when manufacturers were bursting
and
„SILENT JOHN.
BATTERSEA AND JOHN BURNS' PATRIOTISM.
For fifteen months, saya The People, Mr. John Burns, M.P. has been like Bror Rabbit, lyin' low and anyin' nuthin," éo far as the war is concerned, and although possossing a son of military u❤❤ has not yet seen fit to rig him at in
of Battersea" piloting “Anzacs” round. khaki. One reeds of this burly King
the ing learnedly on history and with patriotism and a desire to help the and small, equipped to supply the publice House of Parliament and d'ecours- War Office. A certain article was res with the necessaries and luxuries of life, quired, so it is said, and manufacturers have either temporarily scrapped their mi architecture of Westminister Hall, while were asked to see what they could do to supply it. They met and agreed that chinery or adapted it for the production but mention the war and map go has A few weeks ago, Rableroom 15s. per article would be a fair price of death-dealing instruments, and they are jaws. Whatever the War Office might say they working at the highest possible pressure Borough Recruiting Committoo thought would not reduce it. They informed the to feed the armies with munitions. The War Ofies they were prepared to disorganisation of our industries for the pur- they would end this state of silent in- poses of war may not yet be perfect, but decision, so requested the Borough Coun cuás: the matter, s
Down came the War Office man, full the biggest part of the colossal task has cil to appoint a deputation to visit and Mr & Mrs E. V. D. of the importance of his position and bean nosomplished, and to-day we can be interview Batterse's great, man The prepared to deal firmly with the manu- satisfied that things are going very well. Council agreed, and honeftg of its best.
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Mr & Ma W.
Capt G. Byers
Dr. F.di Canovi
Mr J. J. Gaby
Mr C. Champkin
Mr
IX. Chrethisan
Mes Cormatioasen and
Mila
Mr J. A. Connor Mr&Mrs H. E. Collins Mix M. Clarke He Ford Conrey Mr & Mrs W. F.
Coney
Mr N. Croucher HCF.E. Davis Mx O. E. Davis KrF. Dennis
Mr & Mrs J. Dewar Miss L. Derador”
Kim M, E. Dully
Capt J. W. Evans Mr W. H. Evang He Wallace Farley Br G. R. L. Hiz
Willi
Mr James Finlay Mr A. C. Finney Mr H. W. Furan
Mr A. Garnier MY J. Gibb
Gould Mar R. Grundy
Mr&Mra is. Hallward
Neighbour
Mr Nissim
My A. Niisku
He J. Ormiston
Me Jas. Ormiston
Mr A. EL. Plek
Makam E. T. Pitoher Miz & Mm G. C.
Prager MA.W. Prior Mr & Mrs G. D.
Pinipios
Min Keny Mr. E. B. Bay
e Baymond
Mare C. Reed
Mr L. E. Ripley Mr: W. J. Roberts Mr J. H. Rule Mr Salle
Mr B.
Sanger
Kr F. H. Siwyor Mr W. E. Sobroder Mr R. Shelley Mr & Mrs). R. Shaw Mra Shooker
Mr T. W. Bimmons Mr & Mrs L. Sjostedt
Mrt Stirling and child
Mr W. H. Smith
Mr V, Sorby
Mr H. E. Gurshart- Mr E. M. Guild Capt T. P. Hall
Capt H. Simpson
Mrs M. Blade
Mr J, Stalker
Mr H. H. Taylor
A.
Mr E. M. Toser
Capt H. Trowbridge
Mr J. G. Ward
Mian G. Hamming Mr & Mrs W. Hannibal
Mr W; Hoyklow
Mr A. Hicke
Mr L. G. Holgate
Hrs A. E. Hodgens-
Mr J. D. Holmor
Mr.W.J. Holge
Mr J. St. C. Hunt Hr Robert Hanter
Capt L. Hussey Capt R. Inness My A. J. Jacolsen Mr. B. M. Joseph Mr W. B. Kennett
Mr&Mrs 8. E. Waller
Mr T. Wenford
Mr J. Wilkie
Col. J. N. Wolfson
* Dr. & Mrå Ländsay
Mr G. G. Wood Mrs B. F. Wood Mr J. F. Wright. Mr A. K. P. Yap Mr E. Zerman
KING ESWALD Hori.
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Me J. J. Foox Z. Me 8" Fraser
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Mr Robardson
Mr C. E. Rev. & Mrs C E.
Rath and family Mr F. M. Sancora Ms JT. Smith
Mr & Mrs Hammer and Mrs B. Sylvester
Mr & Mrs Speater- Mr Bardly Miss Square
Kr A. E. Hart
Mr&Mrs E. P. Harris Mr E. W. Heckrathi
Mrs Wu, Mr
Jackson Mr V. Jeffery Mr. Joseph Mr J. Lennox
Mr A. Lambdan flek
Mias B., Lambien Mr P. M. Marsh Mrs K. J. Mitchell
and family
M: 0. 11. Boper MrE. M. Shigh Miss Taylor
Er H. Thornton
B. L Tourtelle. Mr & Mrs J EL Underwood
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Mr & Mre F. Witchel's
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Air & Mrs J. W. White
FELK HOTEL
Mr & Mm W. Arm The strong Mri Bowdler Mr & Mrs Carmichael Mr F.-W. Cary- Mr&Mrs C. D.Casulli Lt & Min Cooney Cal Darling R.E.
Denman Fuller Mr H. Elis Mrs Fornica'T Mr & Mr B. A. Holei Mr-FA Hassland Mrs T. J. B. Johns Mr Lee Jones
Mrs V. Martin an
Tchildren
facturers.
Now, gentlemen," Eaid re let us get to business, I understand you can make what we want. Let us first settle the question of price: To alear the air, tot me begin by saying we have gone thoroughly into this matter and the War Office is firmly resolved not to pay a penny more than £1,
Patriotism
It is not the time to apportion credit, but the heads of industrial concerns will As clear get and deserve their shtre headed wonthey realise it is vital to their interoete that Germany should be defested, and they have put aside their trade which made them prosperous, and have entered the hitherto unknown field of munition making. How well they have adapted their establishments to new conditions the German arm will soon realise.
men to hold an inquest on the mind if not the body, of Mr. John Burns. But this time he played Brer Fox, ad. replied, Nothing doing.
Happily, the last word lay with the Mr. Burns's frigid about Council, who, at their last meeting, said things rofusal to sasiet, the Mayor and Corpora tion to do honour to Battersea by raising Mayor's Battersea Battalion of Infan- Known as the 10th Queens, things which were fax the Council earlier. complimentary than
the speeches made in the night in praise of the out-going
Baltersen.
The leader of the Progres- and the incoming Chief Magistrate sives Mr. Willie-felt that Mr. Burns had offended the dignity of the council by the way he had treated their request and by his lack of courtesy in refusing even to answer the letter, so far as recruiting was concerned."
tism struggled with
pocket. Well, after all, the War Office ought to know best Probably in their misguided
THE CHANGED CONDITIONS. patriotism they had agreed upon a prio which would not pay them. Doubtless
As an instance of what is being done to this fire contract would settle future prices, and who knew what the Futurs supplement the output of arsenals and might have in store! There was a little armament firms, let me give an insight into desultory conversation, a decent show of the work of one of the shops of a great reluctance, and the bargain was struck railway company, Ordinarily many new on The War Office zao went back to White gines are turned out of this shop every hall to be congratulated upon his rear. Sines war began mo new engine has ness in obtaining the Way Office prica heen started, and only necessary repairs on That happened before the days of Mr existing rolling stook have been under Lloyd George and the Munitions Do tulen-All the machinery has been phaned partment. Here is another yarn of early at the disposal of flus Government, and in date A curtain motor firm was anked to supply fifty heavy motor forries. The stead of railway material the workmen here, said Mr. Dyson, in the capacity make carriages for heavy guns, anti-air contract required the wheels to be fitted craft guns limbers, fusses, parts of big with a rim of specified make. As the hells, and a variety of other things u
were made by one firm only, and
rims
Coun. Dyson (Will Workman, of The People) said he was not satishod with the attitude of Mr. Burns. We are. of public servants, and Mr. Burns stands in that capacity, and as such wo have
ing.
a right to look to him for light and lead- Some of us have given car time and some have given as I have given four sons to the Army, one of whom been killed. We feel very strongly about
continues to draw £100 a year, and who has never lifted his little finger in recruiting, I think we should place on record what his attitude is in this great. crisis. Therefore I move,
many contractors for the War Office gently required by the Navy and Army. were clamouring for them, a determined here are ten who and never seen a shell and finally successful effort was made or a gun till war threatened their lives to substitute another make equally well and homes turning out munitions as known and efficient. After endless forapidly as ong skilled Hands in the king-this, and when we have a member who malities and visits of inspection the don. The workman's skill forms a big lorries were completed, parsed, and seat part of the mighty force Britain is about to a depot for use. The receiving officer to exort. Notedy came to the engine shops looked at them "Rim not as specified," to instruct tho men, a study of the specif be remarked.
cations wag autoient, yet their work is as Protests were unavailing. The fachtruo and as beautifully finished as that of that the ring had been santioned by the the finest armament factory. first inspector carried no weight. Back the care went to the makers, and that was the end of the first chapter.
Take them away.
That this Council having approached Mr. John Burns, M.P., in order to to induce him to use his great in- to encourage flucaoo in Batters Burns, having refused to revive a recruiting within the borough, and Mr. deputation from this Council on the mat
of Mr. bo
t with and disapproving
attitude towards
Further, that copies of the resolution be sent to Mr. John Burns, the Prime Ministor, the Secretary for War, and the Director-General of Volun- tary recruiting,
The works have become independent of the supply of oustings which previously game from Woolwich, and to save the de- Chapter the second bogan in true feuil-lay in transit they are made on the spot. leton style with a visit from a mysteri- Any work which offers is taken on. Hereter, and having refused to assist recruit fous stranger. He understood that the is made the highly intricate mounting fting in any way, the Council's disap makers had fty lorries for sale. Ho the sin howitzer, with its automatic re- Atomich on the trigger after the wanted just that number for slipment coil, abroad. The makers observed that a howitzer has been fired will bring the gun placed upon the public records of this shipment permit would be dificult to to a horisontal position for leading, while Council. obtain. Leave that to me," said the a second pressure on the trigger will make the gus assume precisely the same high knowing one.
Somewhat to the surprise of the Engle at which it stood when fred, and if makers the stranger obtained his ship the first range was accurate the howitzer ment permit, and, having settled the will not have to be relaid, The railway question of payment on a hasis higher engineers are proud to have to do this than the War Office contract, the makera work-and they are doing a great deal of were glad to see the cars finally care the it but the men engaged in repairing the used "feld-gun shell-onses which reach the works
Chapter three began with this arrival works from France every week are just as head of the buresu a man whom they knew of the cars at the port of shipment. A happy at their job. So are those painting to be in touch with labour. Mon secking was the shells for makers who have not room employment consult him, and foremen te on the spot,
* What!'” said he,. useful motor-lorries about to be shipped send them on to the railway depot, where the labour bureau, which allocates the man out of the country when the War Office men are glad to do any job, however small to the post he is best fitted to fill,
Impossible!" is begging for them?"
for the common cause. It is comforting to system has been found to work extremely Armed with plenary powers, the inspect be able to say that is these railway-engine well. The shifts thange every week, and ter laid his hand on the cars and notified shops, employing thousands of hande, in order that a night shift one week ahali the War Office of the capture.
The motion was carried TUOTA with acclammation.
vigilent Board of Trade insp afty for a paint shop. The makers are told to quiring lagds put, their applications into
Great pleasure in Whitehall Splendid there is no one machine idio day or night, justification of an admirable system, and when any work is completed it is See how beautifully the great Depart passed on to great armament establish ments of State are co-ordinated these men's by goods trains running at express wicked makers of cars ready to sell to speed. anyone but their own Government. There
was no end to the song of praise until
CONCENTRATION OF ENERGY.
it was discovered that the price to be The armament firms, too, have responded paid for the commandered cars was the magnificently. I wont over the premise of original War Office contract price, plus the largest projectile manufactory in the the makers profit to the shipper, plus world to-day and saw a marvellous concen the shippers profit to the over-seastration of energy which results in the buyer.
The
be the day shift the next there is as eighteen-hour shift, a sort of dog watch, on Bundays,
A SPLENDID RECORD,
. In the
the whole history of the armament firmas of Sheffield there never was a time when they wore so completely occupied with war materisi as now, I have spent several hours in one of the most important establishments in the district, and in all the vast shops there, is not a single article Allied armies being furnished with an as being made which does not directly or in- tounding number of sholte per week. I must directly serve a war purpose, Besider guns Then the War Office rose in its might not give the total Here, too, the output of overy calibro, sheils, and armour-plate, Mra W. W. Martin
and having pait all those pronts de Mr R. Patezeon
mended from the wakers the differences increasing by tremendous leaps each a good deal is being done to make stamp Mr T L Parkins
between the price now paid and the week, but in three months' time the numberings for motor-ears, and the weird-looking Mr C. Skott
original contract price. The makers tool which appears marvellous to day will seem crankshaft for the twelve cylinder aaro Mr&
Mrs Groot legal advice, and told the War Office to insigaficant. The departments in these plane engine is certainly an article which Salih
look elsewhere for recoupment of the works formerly making mining machinery, falls into the category of war-material. The Mr & Mrs A. Findlay nation's loss.
V
rails, and wheels are solely occupied with management of this firm are accustomed to Smith?
This little affair of the rims is chiefly shells. Since November last over 1,000 new work at the highest pressure on the short interesting for the tight it throws upon thes have been installed and only one of est notico, but they certainly have nothing tho
When ever, them came from the United States. Twelve to equal the recond they set up this year.
Mr & Me A. S.
Sorenson,"
£
Mr G. E. Stewart Maj. Gen. Ventrín. Mr&Mrs David Woo
Aabenraa GRAND HOTEL
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by Mr James Morrow
P.S. Owen
Mr P, Philipp
Mr. B. W. Ray
Mr C. W. Reynolds
MEH. Rogers Mr Byst
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FORTHCOMING, EVENTS.
TO:DAY
Boxing Day
::
| Monday, sed JaBA
3p.m-Auction of Crown Land at Pubije
Works Dept
purchasing tez is fully thousand workmen keep the machines There was an urgent, demand for
the story of the
for transport.
pleaded for at least twenty given no war economy is more useful than the creation of these memmoth weapons is
delay. Not a moment would
told the world wit gasp with amazement. running wook, weak out, and there will supply of field gune. A new shop had to The stories told of the manner in which presently he added to their strength 2,200 be erected, and three weeks after tile order ships have been taken for traseport work more who will come into a national factory for the building was given machines were and the price paid for them go some way being rected in the district, to be worked installed and were working on the guns. towards
sexplaining the cost of the sat under the supervision of the firm which That was some time ago, and the order for The latest yarn concerns shiptonal has spmalised in shells and has added to so many batteries has long since been exe of 100,000 instruments loaded in the Shaled's reputation for thoroughnews.
cuted, Still the work goes on, and anyone United States and delivered safely at a
who counted fu scores the field-guns being certain
dock. Total value of the
Cargo The equipment of the factory is wonder made in these works would convey to the was estimated at 300,000. The ship betul. The steel foundry, covers eight acres blis too small on impression of the out- gan unloading; 20,000 of these were of ground, the one building is 400 yards put. There are being made smaller guns landed on the dockside. Down came a
long, ansi here the management have than these, and at the other end of the mandate from 2
We want this ship Depas adopted a new system of making ingots, orduanes senle are 12in, and even langer Shippens wabits, everyone concerned Naturally, the avoidance of warts in time guns, for one of our Allies, 15in, guns for hours of war is of the highest importance, and his Majesty's. Navy Everything in the Department apparently asleep, in a saving of metals for munitions: In new done at the works Iron ore is made into crisis was determined the works started last November there are now pig-iron, the pir-iron becomes molten steel, moment of - to gres Bateries of machines making shells this in turn is formed into a huge, ugly
anything that it had not arranged for a forcscon for the Army ranging from projeoiles for ingot, which is pressat into shapes and contingency Not another ass
was field guns to shells for the largest howit lengthened by colossal machines squeezing landed, and the bulk of this valuable zers. The latter are going forward with it. Then the mess is heated and hardened, cargo is now ballasting a transport commendable regularity. The Admiralty just as Sheffield tempers knife steel, and somewhere-Eas
shopy make narad shels of every type, and then the long and intricate processes begin ng current in City Buch are the yarns" current in
size, and the qualite of the work may be of boring and rifling. There is much of circles No one expresses anything but seen in an exhiksi gamples up to 15in this work being done just now. In these amusement in listening to them,
Like the members of the House of Com-shells. In one shop built in less than same works there is a new installation for mons, who laughed so heartily over Mr. five months there were thousands of high shell making, and the only place in the vast Leif Jones's story the three priced explosive shells being forged, machined, establishment where war work is not wheelbarrow, they laugh indulgently and and finished, yet not a stroke of work was greater than during peace is in the Bay, Good story if it isn't true I can done in this place before last May Armour-plate plaging and rolling mills. The labour question, a vital matter in You ask the reason and get the answer well believe it. Have you heard, what
bese days, has been solved by the opening you expected if is is because, the Cerasor they did with Seand-so-f
And another round of contract závás potaxitabodr bureau in the work, trade fleet has not come out of its bole Dost
unions recommending for appointment as Chronicle. -begins-Daily Mail,