points.
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS,
(Oontinued from Page 13
LATEST SUCCESSES: ON WESTERN FRONT.
The Successes Summarised.
eight to 16 kilometres.
Wirdeas.
THE U. S. ARMY.
Lyona, November 2.
Reaching the Four Million Mark,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1918.
CRIMINALS REFORMED BY WAR.
M. C. L. BAZAAR,
Y, M. C. A. IN FRANCE. BIG JEWELLERY THEFT, SCHOOL FEES
ABOLISHED.
A Promoter of Internationalism.
A Chinese Girl in Trouble. ·
Education Bill Makes Rapid Progress.
Prisons Depopulated.
Successful Fonction at Government House.
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The following article was writ- The annual baxaar held in ten on behalf of the American at the Polios Cons this morning, A story of ingratitude was told connection with the, Hongkong United War Work Campaign to Mr. J. R. Wood, when Inspector branch of the Ministering Chil. which will open on November 11: Grant prosecuted a Chinese girl, out of the way repid progress wassioners and Director of Convict Sir. Evalyn Baggles Brise, With the controversial clauses Chairmen of the Prison Commie- On Friday, General Gouraud's forces took the offensive on either dren's League took place at the
Service with the . M. O. Aged eighteen years for the wads in the Committee Stage of Prisons and founder of the Baratal side of Vousiers and progressed on a front of 20 kilometres and grounds of Government House on Foyer du Soldat in France in a larceny of jewellery and money attained their objectives. They passed the Aiene and occupied the Saturday afternoon and was great promoter of interationalism. to the extent of over $2,000 the the Education Bill recently, system, addressed a conference of villages of Semay-and Youeq, and pushed up to the platesu.
generally voted sa being the The American busineen or pro property of her mistress, Mrs. Clause 22, which provides for the overses joernaliste at the Prese The American Army advanced west of Grandpre and conquered most successful yet held. In the feesional man who puts on a Red Kwan,
abolition of fees in elementary Centre, Norfolk street, recently, several villages and advanced more than three kilometres at certain absence of Lady May, Mre, Garner Triangle aciform and goes into
In relating the facts of the schools, was agreed to after on "Prisca Welfare in Belation was in obarge, while among those this branch of the work is sub case, Inspector Grant said that the opposition had been expressed to the Wer." In Belgium, the armies operating in Flanders obtained import who attended Was B. Ejected to a broadening influence defendant came from the eame by Mr. Bigland, Mr. Marriot, sad Inmates of prisons, be said, bed ant success29. North of Audenarde, the French and Americans the Officer Administering that soon irone out any dresses in village as Mre. Kwan, with whom chtere. Mr. Bigland moved an not only responded to the call conquered the heights on the Lys and Escant, and took Audenarde the Government (the Hon. Mr. bis perspective. He sees so much she had been employed for thresses in schools of a higher grade manufacturing output, bas many` amendment designed to continue mode' apop them for inarssend and 10 villages: The advance in two daya resched a depth of from Olsud Severn, O.M.G.). The to admire in so many different years and daring her employ-
grounds were very prettily de-nationalities that he CarDot mant she was treated with the type in which fees of not less on release bed "made good" by The British troope on & front of 10 kilometres took Maresches corsted for the occasion, thanks to possibly harbour any prejudice for kindest consideration, Several than 3d a week had been enlistment in combatant or labour. and Aulnoy. Valenciennes is entirely in their power. French the good offices of a number of long, por aling to the by no meane larcencias occurred at the house charged. He assumed that the unita Thera were many "18".
willing naval men," while the uncommon idea that Americane No. 40, Caine Road and the object of the clause as to markable examples of men with comerous stalls were very attie have a corner on all the virtuse. ruatter was reported to the Police after the period of five years forming acts of eeorifice and extinguish non-provided schools the gravest penal histories per tically arranged. Besides the The Foyer du Soldat works On November 1, a cash-box con- daring which, the clause provides, gallantry. Some had been promot stalle there were numerous side with the French army and the taining $405 in money and twenty the managers of the schools shall ed or decorated; eone had made attractions for the purpose of
French army has
camerons bine pieces of jewellery, worth be recanped for their loss by the supreme ssorifice. One securing funds, while refles were divisione mede op of colonial over $1,000, was missing and quite a festure. The Tamar
Tressary grants. There are Anaamilies, the fact as ecmmunicated to therefore, that the troops. dip was very effectively arrang: Moroccans,
He suggested, who bad received three sentences Senegaleee, ed, thie consisting of a splendid Polonnais among there coloniale. the
and the Police, with the result controversy would be reopened, whole history showed him religions of pens! servitude, and whose
Beuter's correspondent at Washington esys General Crowder model of the receiving ship. There also are Italian troops, some to the place. He (Inspector Grant); schools would remove the only character," embittered against
paid because the extinction of there to
be a man of violent kaa supourced Draft calls for the mobilisation of 291,000 m80 tickets covered in sawdust, those of the labour battalions, attached searched the place and made e bulwark against secular education. ] society, enlisted on bis release in
ia which were numbered before November 21, bringing the total United States Army to over
to the Tricolor. So the Red quiries, and his suspicions fell entitled to prize. The "ghie Triangle man in the course of a upon the girl. He told the people Hanse not to endanger the Bill by the fighting line, he volunteered drawing lucky numerals being
Mr. Runciman appealed to the 1918 Invalided after service in to search the at which effigies of the Kaiter mouth comes in contact with of the house
hoass thoroughly and to watch the allowing the religions issue to be 10 837 another man'a life by and his underlings were the many men of many creede,
reopened, and he warned Mr. Big-giving his blood for transfusion. TO-DAY'S PEKING NEWS. targets, and the Chute, both
Every one of these astionslities defendant cely. On Saturday, land and his fupporters that if Daring the operation he contract- proved a big draw and didban proved itself possessed of good Dr. Kwan's son was sesching the they did raise it the right of theed blood poisoning and wae sent eplendid business. The fall list qualities. Courage snd tenacity place and a retaining well and adenominational' schools to exist at to England very ill of stall-bolders ia sa follows are found among the black, pipe aeght his eye. He peeped sit must be chilleased.
recovery he obtained a first-clasa Naval Stall-Mrs. Garner, brown, and yellow men se well down the pipe and saw a lot of
Mr. Percy Earris contended certificate se bombing instructor Mrs. Anderson, Mra, Dreaper, 08 among the white, and the paper there. He fetched a stick Mrs. Marryat, Mies Garner, Mies secretary, if he had had any and gradually contrived to conditions in a truly national he won the Military Made? and that there must be uniformity of and returned to the front, where A Chinese as charged on A Peking telegram received Pereton, Misa Lillie, Miss Cresse, mistaken opinions regarding get some of the paper, ont. remand at the Police Court this to-day states :-
In one of the papere there was eyetem of education, and he the Detinguished Conduct Medal, Misees F. Rodney and M. Wright, inferior races," BUGA
|arged Mr. Fisher to stand firm. His officer reported." He is one afternoon, before Mr. J. B. Wood,¦ A' Nota baz been presented to with receiving about 7,000 corks, he, Government from the Allied Misses Pile, P. O. Styles, P. O. are regarded as among the fiercest opening it he found a pair of the amendment on the ground that rendered splendid service
H.M.S. Tamar's Dip. The them. The Moroccans, for example, wrapped a email sin box and on
Mr. Fisher declined to secept of cur bist N.0.0.'s and has knowing the eme to have Powers. complaining that the Bridgeman.
fighters in the world and ine diamond ear-zings valued at where education is compulsory throughout, and that after three been stolen from Mesere. Gonde, Bozer Indemnity and alt earplus
Sliding Chate-Master at-arma Deve. earned the respect of the $646. Just then a Police party it should be free, and that where months in the hottest part of the Prine and Co. Sergt. Ingham fande have been used for internal Beal, Mr. Ashton, and Mr. Robin. Boche whenever opposed to Von arrived to make further searches is is voluntary, as in the secondary prosecuted and Mr. A. E. Hall military expenses; the regala son.
Bindenburg's legions. The Sens. and the ycath told the Police what schools, parents should be at defended, whilst Mr. C. Bondtions for the prohibition of trade
The Shy."-P. O. Steiling,gelese, also, big, coal-black he had found. They then con: liberty to pay fees, appeared to watch the proceed with the eremy and for closing Cpl. Lascombe, Mr. Smith, Hr.isllows, are able to give a splendid inued to search the pipe, aud
The amendment was rejected ap their concerns in China have J, Smart and Mr. A. B. Love account of themselves in combat, found a bunch of kaya. On by 1:7 votes to 51, sad after Mr. establishments for this year and man got been strictly carried out,("Charlie Chaplin ").
With knife or bayones they sok eearching anciber pipe; A King had tried assuccessfully to the year before the war.
four milliona
STOLEN CORKS.
A Charge of Receiving,
inge on behalf of the firm.
Leadon, November, 3.
-
Allied Complaints Against Chias
realises
visit wes
Was
After
line."
Sir E. Buggles. Brise gave the following figures of the daily average papalation of the prison.
8tste inebriata re="
formatories
1913, 1018. 2,704 1:393 14,352 7,335
since the
3
explained to a great extent by The tall in the prison population
the call upon the manhood of the war was, he said,
astion, thus directing méry from an idle and unprofitable life, sad
Au King-foon," the who W69 Convicted for while German activities in Tigat- Baz-el-das. Mesare. W. Henke oodde of anyone, and in a hand-silver puras wrapped up in a
found.eecute the elimination of the Etealing the corks, said be sind Shanghai and, secret ("Wizard"), Barclay, Twine and to hand encounter they are handkerchief
provision to pay to managers, for | Convict prisoDE Under the defendant's washstand five years a eam equal to that Local prisons etarted stealing corks this intrigues in China have not been Foley.
thoroughly happy.
a pair of scissors was found, year. He stole from reverslohecked.
Military Stall-Mrs. Robertson, The French soldier is deeply newly broken, also an implement received by them from fees, the Boretal institusione 928 720 haadrede to a thousand a month, The Note also says a high Mrs Litt, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. appreciative of Buy Ecrvice end sold them all to the Tai Soy official bus been allowed to act as Rawozib, Mrs. Milzet Jones, Mrs. rendered him by the Fayer dared in an allegipt to wreach oper shop in Chai Loong Street.
He a spy for the enemy and no foreign Neville, Mrs. Walmsley, Captain Soldat, as are his dark skinned daw this she confessed where the cash box. When defendant sold the oczke for about $30 to representatives have been allowed and Mr. Brett, the Misses Nellie oplonial comrades. The service she had hidden the cash-bas, $40. He recognised the defen to sttend the trial in the forged and Cissie Reynolds, Norsh makes him a better eoldier by which was subsequently found on dant, to whom he sold the passport os68. Therefore the Howell, Betty Hammond, and maintaining his morale. Some the top of Mrs. Kwan's wardrobe, corks. The defendant might have Allies consider that. Obins has Leah Lintott.
Itimes the Y.M.U.A. is able to be been the manager of the the shop. (act carried out her duty of
Gold Fish Stall-Mis Ventrie, of great aid to the army in other wrapped in paper. One opening He was paid about, $10 to $20 participating in the European Miss Robertson. Miss Robinson, ways then amasing the men and it, all the contents of the box Captain Back, Licata. McConnell providing them comforte. During wrenched by the defendant in an and Campbell.
Diccesan Schrol Stall,-Mine on the Soissons front, for example, attempt to open it, but she could
not sacceed. did not ask him where be got INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. Skipton, Miss J. ffries, Mias Allen band of 700 poilas descended
After corroborative evidence and Misa Poon Wie..
apon s emall Foyer after riding had been given, his Worship re Boores of miles over unspeakablemanded the case until Wednes ronde in camions. These men day.
by the defendant. The corks war. had the name of Gande Price and Co., Ltd., on them. Defendant
the corka
frcin. The corks
had not been used at all,
the height of the big. Jaly push
a
witness said he bad never done Canton Medical Officer's Advice. Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Gerrard, re.utran their commissary and were
Cross-examined by Mr. Hall,
business before with the defend-1
|
ant. They bad regular dealinge "with Gande, Price and Co., Ltd.
The following letter has been
in selling bottles to them. He
denied that he told the defendant teened by the Medical Officer of Health of the Shameen Municipal Council
the corks ад Was made
that the corks cost 34 eseh each.
Mr. O. Bond, in giving evidence Baid that at present the value of
In view of the dangers of the cork was about five cents each. epidemic of influenze, which has Boms of the corks were stamped already commenced, spreading and some were unstamped.
On throughout Shameen and the for Bome of
eign residents in Canton, it is attempt
to extremely necessary that some obliterate, the firm's amp on great precautions be taken. them. He saw the corks in the suggest the following:- defendant's shop; they were
(1) Early report of came to the doctor. mixed up in bage. His firm did not sell corks. At about 3.30 (2) Rigid isolation of each case, p.m. last Monday, Mr. Smith especially when there are children came to his office and asked him if in the house.
W
I
were found intact. The bar. WAS
Police Stall-Mrs. Megger, Mrs. King, Mrs. Kerr, Hra. Caygill, O'Sulliv∙n and Mrs. Floyd. hungry, thirsty, and tired.
Victoria Stall (Eset Point), No.
There was nothing to eat or re. Shaw, Mrs. Young and drink to be had in the village stores but the Y. M.O. A. pitched Miss Cooper.
Victoria Stall, No. 2.-Mrs.in and for fifteen consecutive Middleton Warren, Mrs. Holl hours served drinks, hot and cold. way, Mrs. Nicol, Mrs. Franklin, In this time 3,000 cups of vations re. Coleman and Miss Wallace, beverages were dispensed and the Dollar Stall-re, Paine, Mrs, men were able to resume their kin, Harrie Walker, Hra. Dise, Mrs, journey toward the front refresh- ed and besztened, ready to tackle Weill.
the Hans with confidence and enthusiasm.
.
Kowloon Stall-Mr. Aitken, Mre. Harris Gill, Mrs. Le Breton, Mre, Young, Mrs. White, Mra Robinson, Mrs. Kennedy and
Mies Thom.
Ritchie and Woodcock.
POLICE RESERVE ORDERS.
Winter Uniform.
All ranke are ordered to parade at Headquarters Club as detailed below. Blue Uniform, Belt, Cap and Cover. No other equipment need be carried.
clause was added to the Bill,
Sir S. Casta resisted Cluase 25. teachere may be drafted into non- provided schools, but after Mr. ander which pupil and student
Fisher had "explained that this necessary on sccount of the dearth of teachers the clause was agreed to, Bill, with no material amendment, The remaining clauses of the were disposed of speedily.
ROOM" IN PALESTINE.
Lord Bryce's Estimate:
by the incressed opportunities for ordinary times would not be employment to those who ja
eligible for want of necessary qualifications.
To this might
men and.
be added the intense spirit prevading all "classes, leading women to abstain from doing evil, and to help.. the common weal by work or In the Menorah Journal of example: Bat apart from the New York, Viscount Bryce, writ special conditione arising out of ing on the economic aspects of the war, the great army of the Jewish settlement in Pales offenders, against the law was tine, suggests fast room can ba found in the country as it stands the policy which had been actively being gradually diminished by Orders issued by Mr. F. C. Jen. for about 300,000 additional
C.B.E., state-
immigrants. If," he adde, the attention on the young offender parsaed for years of concentrating middle and lower Jordan Valley between 16 and 21. Twenty were irrigated, it reservoirs of years ago nearly 20,000 of those water from the winter and spring lads were sent to prison. The rains were provided, if the ancient number now was about 4,000, cisterns were repaired, if the
The effect of the war on the terrace cultivation on the alopas Tuesday, November 5th-5.30 of the bills were replanted with output of prison labour was also remarkable. The average valus.cl p.m. No. 3 Platoon and Band. 6 trees, for the land is now terribly prison Isbour, was now nearly 29 Sweet Stall-The Missea Le-Mrs. Lowe (assisted by five young. No. 4 Platoon,
here, it would be possible to head greater than it had been cable, V. Butterfield, A. Ormis ladies), Mre, Wakeman, Mra. ton, Helga and Lar de Journel. Bowley, Mrs. Marray-Scott, Mrs. 5.30 p.m. No. 5 Platoon and Arp-many more perhaps for snoiber The appeal to patriotism had met Weancaday, November 6th.-provide work and sustenance for for the five years before the wać. he sold oorke. Witness said “No.”/ (3) The washing of all floors of
Peak Stall.-Hra. Ritchie, Mrs. Gordon, Mra. B A. Lammert, onlance. 8 p.m. No. 6 Platoon. 300,000 or an
even larger with a splendid response from Mr. Smith then asked him if he dwellings and offices with dis. Lewis, Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Mac Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Mrs. Danby, Thursday, November 7th number. For these purposes prison workers Since, August, had lately sold corks in Chinese infectant which should be allowed Donald, the Misie Wilkinson, Mra. Black, Mrs. Matheson, Mre. 5.30 p.m. No. 2 Poon, 6 p.m. capital would be required, but the 1914, more than 17 million articles compradore, and witness replied to dry, not washed off.
Milner-Jones, Mies Eastinge, Miss Buglers and Drummers.
liberality of those wealthy men had been distributed to "No." Mr. Smith then produced a (4) No overcrowding of bad.
Lander, Miss Robinson, Miss A. Friday, November 8th-5,30 who, both in Europe and America,
ment sample cork and said that he was roome, living rooms, or offices,
Gordon, Miss V. Gordon, Lies
shown their p.m. No. 1 Platoon: 6 pm. have already (5) Open windows.
Gordon, Miss Boris Grimble, Mounted Palice. offered 400 gross of these corks
sympathy with the Zonist move an average daily output of nearly
purposes.
represented by Tai Loy. Mr. Bond examined (6) Personal Hygiene, eg. It
St. Paul's Girls School Stall Miss Vide Grimble, Man Gill, Stores Officers will attend these ment would doubtless provide them and found them to the Com-sweating occurs at night all the The Misces F. O. Woo, Eliot, Mize Stone, Miss Robertson, the Parades.
what capital was needed; and the
12,000 articles, Over 70 par pany's property. He then inform-clothing must be changed. No E. Lo and Kwok-
Misses Holyoak and Miss. Mayne. Members not in possession of returns from the irrigated lands had been allocated entirely to cent of the immates of prisons excesses, open air and exercise, Thirty-cente Stil-Popils of
In the evening a large sadiense Winter Uniform need not attend. would before long be satie St Paul's Girls' School. Cross-examined by Mr. Hall, plain food."
gathered in the Ballroom at
war work. In former years, St. Stephen's Girl's Collage Government House, where a mont plication through their Unit Com-
They will masks written apfactory." witness said that s man Chan
(7) It a friend "has a cold”,
Other improvements which owing to the diffeally of provid
ingeaitable -employment in land, Mira Sella and Miss Higgins. The first part consisted of ame Band Practices 6 pm.
roads and more of them. Vis- Belilios Girls', School-Miss really beautiful danoss by pupils Friasys, 8th, 15th and 22nd ouunt Bryce states, "Some few grade industries, such as pinking prisoners were employed on low- Clark and staff.
of Mrs. Harrin Walker, November; Tosadays, 12th and light, narrow-gange zailway: uskum, cotton, and wool. Now Fan Oi Stall-Miss Ho, Mies whoss admirable training 19th November.
might also be constrasted, and only 2 per cant, Winnie Les and Friendä.
was demonstrated in all that||: Tes and Refreshment Stall the girls did, Mrs. Rose being at
better ports provided. Haifa is at present the only fairly good one. Managed by Mrs. Boss Thomson the piano. The second part com-
Jaffa, the next beet, might bow A feature of the celebration at and Mr. Montega Harston, prised a pretty children's play,
ever, be rendered mors secura A The first of a new series of Omabs of the birthday of Gen, sasiated by ra.- Ormiston, Mra. Cissis in Toyland,” which was
Buch improvement would be so organ recitala will be given in John J. Pershing was the ssle of Mansfield, Mrs. Dennison, Mrs. most creditably presented by Kent Teachers' Salaries Raised, beneficial to the existing inha Welsh Island for the Church. St. John's Cathedral on Monday a cake weighing 1,000 pounds. It Knight, Mrs. Adams, re children from Quarry Bay, these The Kent County Council has tants as to reconcile them to any consecrated for public baris! the The Bishop of Bangor has next at 6 pm. by Mr. Denman was cut into small pieces and Butterfield, Mr. Nesbit, M. heving been taught by Mra raised the maximum-estarice of new regime that might be estab Faller. The programme will sold for the benefit of the Salva Mouregories Tarner, Miss Mitchell. For this item, Mis napertifiested teachers who quali-lished, and I believe (from what I Leland, Mersi Beiden, The
remsining
ing portion of Llandysil include several prices which have tion Army war fund, $1,300 be Johnson, Miss Crowe and Gannez Rose Mitchell was pianist, while fed for recognition in or before could learn when I visited the of the farm not been played here before and ing realised. Soozes of towns in Hammond. The Isdice acting as Mr. Grimshaw was responsible 1908 from 100 to 8120 in the country in 1914) that they collection will be made in aid Nebraska and Lowe joined in the waitresses at the stall were: Mrs for the seenery and fighting Case of men and from 400 to welcome say change frot
Bird, Mrs. Clarks, Mix, Brown,
ed the Police.
Quarry Bay Stall-Mrs. Tem pleton, Mre, Chapman and Hra. Drummond,
Departments for over
This
Chee was employed to buy bottles advise him to see the doctor at Stall-Miss Griffin, Mias Haze-enjoyable entertainment was held.manders for an isans of uniformi: Palestine sorely needs are better prisons, 6 large percentage of
for the firm. He identified some of one.
(8) The use of a mild gargle for
the corke, ez the firm's property the throat night and morning.
Farther evidence was called, and the case is proceeding.
Organ Recital.
of the Organ Tunda
1,000-LB. Pershing Cake.
Toole kention.
Dismissed.
P. C. 168 Leung Kam-tong.
4110 in 19
employed.
Conroyed to thY
ware thus