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TIME-TABLE. UP TRAINS
STATIONS No. ↑ X+. # NG7C Na's No. 13, No. 14 206, 25
Kowloon
Yaumati
...Dep. 6.49
Skatin
Dep. 7.01
Taipa Market Dep. 7,18
Tadpo
...Pap. 7.90
Failing Dep. 2.90
Dep. 8.40 8.05 8.80 9.10/10.00 19.00 1.15 £15.2.85
Shanghai Dep, 7.35
9.20.10.08 12.03. 12
$3310,00 12.30
1,84
9.48 10.93 12.34 177
4,80 5,49 7.39
4.58 8.50 7.40
4.50 6.0 7.55
10.05-10.47 12.48) 2,01 — — 9.07 10,10,10.52 1239 2,069,74
5,04 4.15 8.03 B.09 6.19 8.10 5.18 6.30 8.30 8.23 8.35 8.24
-9.53 10.87 1938 1.31-i
Ekumahan Art. 7,41 8.43 9,13,10.15.10.58 11.59 2.12 2.65.3.30 6.9 6.41 8.30
Carton ...AJT.
5.57 1.03-
DOWN TRAINS
STATIONS
No. 2
AN. AM AX.
No.14 1. & AM. AM.
Canton...Dep.
Bhumaban ...Dep.
Shengshui Dep
7.18
25
8.05
8.05 10.25 11,40 12.18 8.12 10.41 11.47 Tsaling Dep 7,30 8.16 10.47 11.81 Taipo Market Dep. 7,40 8.28 10.57 12.09 ...Dep, 7.44 8.31 11.01 18.00 Bhatin
1,578,44 11.14 12.20 ...Dap Termat Dep, 8.11 5.56 11.28 12.33 Kowloon...AFT. 8.17 9,03 11.32 1238 19,58
7.03
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8.30
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6.56 6.52 4.40 8.10 4.50 6.00
‹-8,26 | 5,04 | 6,15
8.21 5.00 6.10
3,89 6.17 6.28
8,31629 | 6.40
3.57 6,86 6.46 7.98
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THE MAN WHO ESCAPES.
POLICE ELUDED THREE TIMES.
ADMIRATION OF A DETECTIVE.
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The story of a man's three escapes from custody was told at London Sessions. Clifford Johnstone, aged 31, a dealer, and Edward Durant, aged 29. an engineer, were found guilty of attempting to steal a motor-car in Old Bond-street on July 14th.
Detective Inspector Gooch, of the Flying Squad, said Durant was re- leased on licence from prison on May 8th last. In June goods valued at £40 were stolen from a shop at Welwyn Garden City, Hertfort- shire, by three men in a motor-car.
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A few dayi Enter the car Was stopped near Harperden by the police. Durant, who was driving, offered to take the officers to the police station. They entered the car, but Durant drove towards Luton. In a struggle the car ran up & bank. Finally the three men were arrested.
DIPLOMAS IN LOVE MAKING?
PROFESSOR SAND
NEGLECTED
CAMBRIDOR, Art, Ic
The need for a better knowledge
DIARY OF
Golf Caplain's
Lawn Bowls 2- even * Crai gehgower v. Police, Kowloon Bowl
of the art of loveisking was urged by Professor A. Heath-ining G.C. v. Kowloon C:C., Taikoo v. Kowloon – Docks. (Division II.: his last lecture to the Pilah Social Civil Service Craigengower, East Hygiene Council Sur School, Point v. Taikoo, Kowloon C.C which ended at Cambe today. Kowloon Bowling G., Recrete The Professor had given course
"A. Recreio B. of lectures on the foundations of psychology, and to-day he touched on the sthetic side of Teaching in hygiene.
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We should not dare to play a violin at a concert without know- ing anything about it be said, "and yet we do not sechs to think it necessary to learn this important art of love-making." There would be more hope if they appealed to the younger folk on esthetic rather than moral grounds. Im quite convinced that if you could once get rid of that horrible mixture of fascination and fear about sex and other subjects, so that they would be easier to talk about, then a great
Black Marla Escape. While waiting to be taken to Beday of our dificulties would ford Prison Durant escaped through
simply disappear.” a lavatory window. He was noxt arrested in Old Bond-street.
After being remanded at Marl borough-street police court on a
The time of adolescence bundes being a time of storm and stres, was a time of useful ideal that was charge of attempting to steal a often forgotten. It should be re motor car, Dafant and Johnstone membered that part, at any rate, were placed in & prison van. On of this useful idealism case from the way to sixton Prison the van the fact that youth wa stoppeil Bochester-row Police
few minutes. Durant thirsting for adventure the floor boards and got
on July 15th Durant was arrested after a struggle at the house where his wife lives. He tried to escape by a window in his Pyjamas with a suit in his arms.
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8. Peter's Church Young Men's Club, Bathing picnic, 8 p.m.
Queen's Thostre:- Steamboat Bill J7 N
World Theatres "La Bohémie.”
Star Theatre:" The Telephone Girl"
Dinner Dance:St. Francia Hotel. Tea Dances?, H.K. Hotel, :'4.30 p.m.; King Edward Hotel, & p.m
Principal Malls:-Outward: Europe vid Hargilles (Waldera), 10.30am.; Europe vid Siberia (Glengarry), 4 p.m.
Sunday.
(September 2nd.)
Golf: Captain's Cup, Fanling 13th Sunday After Trinity,
Baseball:-Junior Division: South China Scouts. Kieras, 9 p.m. Senior Division: Hong Kong Braeball Club e. South China Dragons, p.m.....
Queen Theatre: A Kiss d Taxi."
World Theatre. Painted
Ronier
Str Theatre The Mysterious Bider."
Tea Dance: H.. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.
(September 3rd.)
not mind doing difficult job, if it were worth while. Uneventful en-Sale of "Crown Land New Kow- vironment meant stagnation, hence land Lot Nos, 1163 and 1154 and the forming of gangs and the read- Kowlond Inland Lot No. 2135, 2 ing of bloodthirsty literature.
At this court last sessions," The foreign delegates attending said Detective-Inspector Gooch, the School all said that they had "while he was waiting in the cell learned a lot to take back to their passage downstairs he climbed up own countries. Mr. C. N. Christo- one of the ventilating rods and got doulides, of Cyprus, an inspector out of a window on to the top of the of schools, who had been sent over court, but was recaptured. He in-by his Government, and who had jured his ankle jumping from one been in this country two years studying conditions in all types of wall to another,"
schools, said that he had many ideas to suggest when he got back to Cyprus. "I think the "methods here are wonderful. There is so much practica! work done, which is not done in my country," he said.
"I Admire Him." Inspector Gooch continued:'!! He is a most courageous man, and it is a pity that be tarned to crime. He is absolutely without fear."
Mr. Harcourt (for Durant); You would not reproach him for his love. of liberty 7
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Lecturers "Ragzed."
p.m.
Annual General Meeting, Hung Kong Hockey Club,
Annual Meeting, E.K., Cricket League, 5.15 p.m.
Water Polo: K.O.S.B. v. Navy. Queen's Theatre: A Kiss in a
Taxi."
World Theatre: "Painted Ponies."
Star Theatre. "The Mysterious Rider."
Tes Dance: HK. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.
Tuesday. (September 4th.)
ri
Sanitary Board Meeting, 4.15 p.m.
Queen's Theatre; "Stop that
World Theatre:"." Butterflies in the Rain."
Star Theatre: "Lady "Winder mere's Fan."
The lecturers, particularly Pro- Inspector Gooch: Oh, no.
fessor Heath and Mr. Ward Cutler, Man." I
the biologist enjoyed a “tag” on admire some of his characteristics.
Johnstone, who had not been con-themselves that marked the end of victed for several years, and who the School. It took the form of a "Hullo, had been living an honest life for revue, with the title
Tea Dance: H.K, Hotel, 4.30 p.m. seme time, was sentenced by Mr. Hygiene." The stars were charac
Principal Mail-Outward Cecil Whiteley, K.C., the deputy ters created in addresses by various
the girl who Europe "vid Marseilles (Aeneas), chairman, to nine months' hard speakers. "Bobbie,"
2.30 p.m.; Europe vid Victoria, ought to have been a boy-a case labour.
described by Dr. Crichton Miller B.C., and Europe vid Siberia (Pre- last week-made a great hit from sident. Taft), 9.30 B.m.. her first bow. The red-haired abnormalities were another popu-. lar turn, and they certainly did not seem to be suffering from the warp- ed outlook on life which Dr. Miller said was possessed by young people with Haming locks. In the back- ground were the beauty chorus, Man."
The Danger Girl"
Mr. Whiteley then passed sentence of 18 months', hard labour Durant.
on
Before leaving the dock Durant said: “I consider you have 'given.
a chance.
Thank you very
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GOOD "BOY" BUT BAD GIRL.
A PROBLEM FOR THE PSYCHOLOGIST.
BUDAPEST, August 1st.
A little story which holds points of intereat for the psychologists
comes from the police courts.
MRS. TOM MIX.
VISIT TO PARIS TO OBTAIN A DIVORCE.
NEW YORK. A girl named Mari Koch, who The probable divorce. of Mr. had distressed her well-to-do, mid. Tom Mix, the film actor, is report- dle-class parents by her fighty beed from Los Angeles. It is haviour, disappeared from her rumoured that Mrs. Mix, who left home. Unknown to her parenta a month ago for Europe, intends and friends the disguised herself
to obtain a divorce in Paris
as a young man. and took a situa- Mr. Mix was questioned and the tion as a farm servant, giving com- | Lia Angeles Examiner quotes him plete satisfaction to her employer as saying:—
by her capacity for work and her When she went away I told her satisfactory behavour, In her mas: I would agree to anything she culine disguise Mari also joined wanted to do. Her happiness and the local branch of the Levents that of our baby is mine. (compulsory sports clubs) and be But every night I pray that came distinguished for her prowess she and Tomasina will come back in sport:
to-me.--This-house-is-always-open After three years of exemplary to them. It would dot make any conduct as a young man Mari was difference if I were "living in a observed bathing in the river, one tent." day, and her sex was intimated to the local gendarmes, who arrested her and compelled her to resume feminine attire,·
Since bér reversion to her- real sex Mari is reported to have taken part in numerous shady affairs she has now been arrested for dishonest dealings and obtaining money on false pretences.
Mr. Mix had been married "ten years in the days before he won fame and when he was literally living in a tent,
Wednesday.
(September 5th.)
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Queen's Theatre: "Stop that GRACA & CO.,
World Theatre: "Butterflies in the Rain."
Star Theatre: "Lady Winder- mere's Fan." s
Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.,
Thursday.
(September 8th.} Annual Meeting Mid-Levels Beai-
dents Association, Ladies Recrea- tion Club, & p.m.
Queen's Theatre: "Titanic."
World Theatre: A Woman of
Paris."
Star Theatre: Trish Hearts."
Ten Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.20 p.m.
"Friday.
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Star Theatre: "Irish Hearts." Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.
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His bride, Miss Victoria Forde, was herself a film actress.
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