Keep Clear
of CHEST
TROUBLES
you suffer with sudden chits,
A coughs or kung-weakening colds, makeita regular habit to take Pepa me the least sign of trouble.
A Peps dissolved in your mouth dives off rich, medicinal essences. which pane trate deep into chest and g. Thus, in this direct way, Peps search out and overcome. They allay harmful ferme.
inflammation and congestion in the air-tubes and soon and coughs, colds and throat troubles. For
bronchitis, asthma, ‘Nu and other chest and lung Worknesses Pepa are your surest remedy.
Take
To prove the concentrual serenent nabich Popu conletą every tabiat de wrapped in zidove paper, i They met mehed sin sabed glass butthay, along with
al say maltene
PEPS
Breatheable Tablets
Agents :-Moon, Gillman & Co., Ltd., flour Xong.
USE OUR SPECIAL
AEROMAIL
LETTER PAPER & ENVELOPE.
AND
筛
PAY LESS ON POSTAGE
Letter Paper Envelopes
$1.50 per 100 Sheets $1.75 per 100
ON SALE AT
HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
35-19, Queen's Road, Central.
..:
Telephone 30251,
· No more nerves?
Not since I started with SANATOGEN
Nervousness, fatigue, forgetfulness and many, other symptoms often hamper the full enjoy- ment of life. You can become fit and healthy again with a course of Sanatogen. Sanatogen contains just those elements which give new health and energy to the run-down organism in a very digestible form. It strength- ens the nerves, renews the red blood cells" and thus gives new strength and stamina to the whole system.
Prof. Tobold, a well-known
European, authority, wrote:
"Those who arë suffering from nETUOUS weakness will soon regain their formar strength and joy of Ufe"
Try Sanatogen at once. Buy it today and
see how quickly Health and Vitality return.
SANATOGEN
The True Tonic Food
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1937.
CENTRAL COURT JUNK ROBBERY
CASES
Demanding Money With Menaces
Appearing before Mr. K. Keen yesterday. Lo Kau, was charged with demanding money with
Sergeant Cashman In menaces. outlining the case stated that on August 1. at' about 5 p.m. the com- plainant was walking along Con- naught Road add when he reached the Tai Ping Wharf, a man came up to him and said "Younger bro- ther, you have received your salary so you should give me some."
The complainant is reply, said that he had not received his salary yet but promised to give him a portion when he did. The com- plainant met" the same two men again the following day and they demanded $2.80 but complainant still informed them that, he had not been paid yet, so he promised to pay them that night.
On August 3, he met them again and this time they pulled him aside Into Cochrane Street and told him that if he did not show up that night with the money, he would be beaten to the extent that medi- cal attention would not help him very much. At this stage the de- fendant came to him and told him that it would be advisable to pay. The complainant made arrange- ments to meet him at the Queen's Theatre at 10.45 p.m. that evening. The complainant meanwhile re- ported the matter to the police and when he met the defendant they arrested him..
Evidence was "given by Leung Kwck-wah, complainant, who corrobrated Sergeant Cashman's opening.
His Worship sentenced defendant to four months' imprisonment and recommended him for banishment.
PARKING OVERTIME Appearing before Mr. Schofield yesterday. G. L. Grome was sum- moned for parking in Connaught Road car-park over the time limit: His Worship fined the defendant
$3.
CARELESS DRIVER
Lam Fat, public driver, was sum moned before Mr. Schofeld yes- terday for falling to keep.close to the left side of the road while driving near Shek-D.
HEARING
BOATWOMAN'S EVIDENCE
Further evidence in support of prosecution the case for the against two Chinese Revenue Om- cers, who, with three others, were alleged to have used a service re- volver and a pair of handcuffs to commit an armed robbery aboard a funk was heard before Mr. G. 8. Kennedy-Skipton, District Om- cer South, at the District Office South yesterday afternoon.
TROUBLE OVER "A DOLLAR
Demanded With Menaces
TAMI
THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION,
ATAMI HOTEL MENTI HOTEL BEPPU (Kyuabu):-. KANOI HOTEL QBUZENJI Nikko
Lazaro Bott. FUJIFIVE LAKES
DISTRICT:- Fun NY GRAND
HOTIL
Taking advantage of a "man's age. Hui Chi-cheung, aged 27, WAS brought before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy yesterday charged with demanding a dollar with menaces from Lam Yee-tak, aged 67, master of Wing Lee Fut piece goods firm at No. 11. CentreFUKUOKA
Street
Giving evidence Lama, Yee-tak said that on July 30 about 7.30 Ka So, boatwoman, who rowed
p.m. the defendant went to his one of the two boats which cou-shop and demanded a dollar. Wit- veyed the five accused to the Junk was the first witness at yesterday's
hearing.
She said that there were three men or board her boat and after rowing them to the junk she was asked to wall. After about one hour she rowed them back to shore and on the way she was given $1 as fare.
(Laka Yamanaka) For View HOTEL
Lake Kawaguchi)
MEMBER HOTELS
-(54 MamaxaS IN ALL)' IN JAPAN pos
KARATŠU (rear
Fukuoka)
{MIYAJIMAI-
MITLUKA HOT
KARATSU SEASIDE MIYANOSHITA TAKABAZUKA
HOTEL
KABUIZAWA.
Roc
*MIKASA HOTEL KAWANAM
KAWANA HOTEL
SHIMONOSEKI ŞAXTO HOTEL
(Hakané)(~
(near Kobe) TAKAKAKUKA
HOTEL!
· FUJIYA HOTEL NAGOYA —
NJOOTA HOTEL
NAGOTA KANTO
་
NARA ——.
TOKYO,-
HOTELARIAL HOTHI
KOSHIEN (Midway NAMA HOTEL
between Ucaka NIKKO →→
" and Kobe)
Konny HOTEL
KYOBRINTEI HOTEL KOBE
ORIENTAL HOTEL GAMAGORI
HAMAGORT HOTEL Tom Hotel GIFÜ -
NABABAGAY BOTEL KAMAKURA -
KATRIN HOTEL
KAMIKOCHI
(Japan Alpe); *KAMIKOCHIL
IKFIXIAL HOTEL
ness told him that his business was had so he could not afford to give the amount asked. The de- fendant threatened to strike wit- ness, Lam, on hearing the threat, became afraid and blew a whistle which attracted a policeman who | IN CHOSEN ;- ' was in the vicinity and the decused HELJO was arrested.
The defendant made a statement arming that be asked Lam for a dollar but denied using force and stated that Lath pressed the charge after the police had prefered to withdraw.
The accused were identified by Mak Chik-yun, the next witness called, as the Ave men who search ed the lank on the day in question..
Witness went on to say that he saw his father, the complainant, being handcuffed by the first ac- cused. Having witness's father handcuffed by the right hand, first accused held the other cuff with his hand and pointed his revolver Inspector. at complainant with his right・・ After reading the petition; his hand. He first accused) then de- | Worship sentenced the defendant manded $2,000. Complainant, Wit- to three months' hard labour and ness sald, did not have that recommended him for banishment.
amount so he offered $1,000. After the money was handed over the five accused left the junk.
The hearing was adjourned un: 2.15 p.m. on Wednesday,
The accused are Yuen Fuk and Ho Fuk-sin (Chinese Revenue Officers), and Leung Tsat, Leung Hul and Chan, Yau-hing and they are charged with having on June 26, 1937, armed with a revolver. boarded a fishing junk whilst it was lying in Cheung Chau Harbour and robbed Mak Fook Wah, master
of the junk, of $1.000.
The Crown case is conducted by Mr. John Whyatt, acting Assistant | Attorney General, while the ac- cused are represented by Mr. H. A. de Barros Botelho. Chief Pre- ventive Office W. J. Buller was also present in Court ̈
Lt. Col. Haycroft, the complain- ant, stated that about 7.48 a.m. he was driving to Shek O and when he was a mile away from Windy Gap defendant came round a left COMING ART
hand corner. He was more than half way across the road and he managed to pull his car a little" to the left but collided with the com- plainant. The defendant stopped and drove him to Major Churcher's house and returned to the scene. where they took measurements of the tyre marks. His Worship fined the defendant $15.
CAUGHT RED-HANDED Appearing before Mr. Schoñeld yesterday Weng Sun, aged 25 and Lam Kwai, aged 24, were charged with entering the basement of No. 103 Queen's Road with intention to steal.
EXHIBITION
Det.-Sergt. Mottram affirmed a part of the defendant's statement on the subject of the charge and went on to say that Lam brought a petition to the Chief Detective
TRAFFIC SUMMONSES
Capt. Moar of the R. A. M. C appeared before Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy yester- day on summonses for driving a vehicle at an excessive speed in a controlled area, and overfaking another car from the left.
Defendant pleaded guilty to the second charge saying that Mrs. Wagstaff, driver of the car in front. had put her hand out and he thought that she had intended to turn to the right.
The case was remanded for one week when Captain Moar pleaded not guilty to the first charge. Traffic Sergt. Appleton prosecut- ed...
FUNERAL OF MRS. K. SIMMONS
The funeral took place yester- The Hong Kong Working Artista'
day at the Roman Catholic Ceme- Guild announces "that before pre- senting the next Chinese Art Ex-tery of Mrs. Katherine Simmons, hibition to be held within the wife of Mr. J. H Simmons, traffic, month, they are
inspector of Hong Kong Tramways, to present F1 Joint Exhibition of the work of Ltd, whose death occurred at the Diosdado M. Lorenzo, painter, and French Hospital on Thursday at Oseo Acconcl, sculptor.
the age of 34.
F
It will be recalled Mr. Lorenzo The Rev. Fr. Page officiated at made his debut at the Gloucester
the funeral. Besides the husband, Hotel last year. He was graduated who was the chief mourner, others in the School of Fine Arts, Univer-prent at the graveside were Mr. sity of the Philippine Islands, hay- and Mrs. LV. de Sooza, Mr. and ing won
several honours, after Mrs. J. R. Santos, Mrs. G. W. which he pursued post-graduate Coysn, Messrs. P. Fallon, A. E work at the Academia de 8an Coates, A. Gillard, Ho Man Kwong, Fernando, Madrid, for a year and Yeung Blu Ping. Sisters of the a half. From Madrid went to Precious Blood and French Con- Rome and studled in the Reale vent, Rev. Fr. Späda and many Accademia de Belle Arti, complet- others. ing the course in one year instead
Wreaths were sent by:
The prosecution said that 2 am. on August 8, the complainant, who was living above the basement heard a noise from below. On 80- ing to the basement he saw the two defendants." He then informed his master who at once made a at the usual five years. He has Mr. Leonard C. F. Bellamy, Mr. report to the police. Meanwhile a exhibited extensively in Madrid and Mrs. A. Gillard, Mr. and Mrs. constable who was patrolling the Rome, Manila, and Hong Kong. F. H. Glover, Mr. and Mrs. V. district.come along and made the Mr. Oseo Acconci is an Italian Walker, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Rodger. arrest. His Worship sentenced
sculptor of repute.
Mr. W. 8. Glendenning, Mr. and them to three months' imprison-
Mrs. Falrer, Mrs. Kwan Chunk, Mr. ment.
arid Mrs. I V. de Souza, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Santos, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Coysh Mr. Chan Kun, Mr. Cheng King T, Mr. Ko Wai. Cheung, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Long.
Hong Kong Tramways Limited Traffic Dept. Workmen's School, Hong Kong Tramways Ltd. Traffic
The Joint Exhibition is pre- liminary to the one which the artists contemplate ta put up in Macao in response to the re- quests of the Governor of Macso and friends.
LARCENY OF IRON Choi Sung-lal, aged 42, appeared before Mr. Schoffeld yesterday, charged with larceny of 19 pieces of iron at Des Voeux Road near Wilmer Street, property of the Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd. The defendant was further charged pected the defendant and arrested with possession of an unlawful In- the defendant. His Worship bound | Staff Benevolvent Fund, Hong the defendant over for $50 and Kong Tramways Ltd. Traffe Dept. Inspector Mair stated that on ordered him to be deported to Benevolent Fund, Hong Kong August 5, a constable on duty sua- Swalow.
Tramways Ltd. and others.
-strument.
ย
KYOTO --
KYOTO HOTEL MITAKO HOTEL KYOTO STATION
HOTEL
AEISHIHA PARK HOTEL
KARAYA HOTEL -
OSAKA
DEBELL HOTEL HOTEL NEW OLIA
OLAKA HOTEL OTSU (asar Lake
Biwa) HOTEL LAKE HIWA
SAPPORO
"
(Hokkaido) SAPPOED GRAND
Horat
IN TAIWAN (FOLKOA)➡ TAIHOKU-TAINOKU HALLWAY HOTEL
HELG RAILWAT
Horal
KELJO :-
OH HOTEL
1. DAIBEN:
MAKE HOTEL OKORI HOTEL TOXYGRAILWAT HOTEL
UNZEN-
KYUSHU HOTEI SHIN-TE HOTZL UNIEN HOTEL UNIEN KANKO
BoTzL
YURI HOTEL
YOKOHAMA
HOTEL New
IN MANCHUKUO;—
YAMATO HOTEL
HARBIN:-
Yamato EoTEX BOSHIGAURA:-
YAMATO HOTEL
*Open in Summer Only,
GRAND
HOPEN Muxdeni
YAMATO KUTEL
ESINKING -
YAMAN HOTEL BYOJUN Fors
Arthur)
YAMATO HOTEL
For information, please apply to Secretary, THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION Care of Tepic Boxzau, Department of Railwars, TOKYO,
THE
Get the world's good news daily through CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
An International Daily Newspaper
Published by
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING" SOCIETY One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Regular reading of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOв is Ita clean, considered by many a liberal education. unbiased news and well-rounded editorial' features, inclu ding the Weekly Magazine Section, make the MONITOR the ideal newspaper for the home. It is 15 cents & copy, or 10 celita a day on subscription delivered to your door, and is obtainabla at the following location:
IF
CHRISTIAN 'SCIENCE READING ROOM Room 806, Bank of East Asia Building 10, Des Voeux Road, Central
50 Cents
LOCAL DIRECTORY
OF
HONG KONG
(Including List of Factories)
MID-SUMMER EDITION
COMPREHENSIVE & UP-TO-DATË
A HANDY BOOK INVALUABLE FOR BUSINESSMEN IN HONG KONG
NOW ON SALE
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, LTD.
MARINA HOUSE
SED. FLOOR,
«19, QUEEN'S ROAD.
Tel. 80251.
Their
Injesties the, King and Queen enjoying six weeks' holiday at Balmor
and Margaret Boso
who are