HOTEL LISTS
Hamakona Hotel
Corrected to an
0. A. Albort
N. Alferies
D. Abraham
September. 1919 Mr. and Mrs. C.
Lauritsen.
G. Ludin
M. M. Abraham Mme. Mistrom H. & Mrs. R. GMr. and Mrs.
Andersón
Miss C. Brook
a. H. Benwell
C. H. Bruns
Mycock
C. R. More
Dr. O. Marriott
H. E Maalin
KING EDWARD: HOTIL
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 1919,
VALUE OF SWIMMING.
DYESTUFES
(Capt K. Larsson, THE NEED FOR CHILDREN.
IN PEACE AND WAR,
Corrected to 90th: September, 1810.
M. Anscham
B. O. Augustine
G. A. Allam
| Mrs. R. Aband'
Mr. and Bense
Mr. and CW. Budge
Mr. & Mrs. C. 4- Dr. G. W. McKean
Benson
Mr. & Mr. B. E
Bergeron
H. Nolasco
W. A. Morcom
W. Mordey Mits Miller Mr. J. E. N. Mody
M. Manuk
F. G. Backs G. P. Curry E. G. Coomes
Chai Bhing & son T. Dallin
J. D. Danby
B. Dhamasakd
J. G. Nanning &
child
S. W. Farrer
ER Boaricks J. E. Nathan
Mrs. R. R. Balilios W. P. Neeson
Hà Xm
Bisney
W. G. Browall
A Bari
Mrs. Christie
F. W. Chapple
5s. H. Peek
F. W. Planner
BL Passegnat
J. Pais
¡S. S. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. S.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rahamin
P. Chandler
Mr. and Mrs.
Colquhoun
N. Croucher
Mme. Duffand
chad
Mr. and Mrs.
H. Daniels
H. Dent
E. van Dijk
W. Dreymann
Mrs. B. J. Rice
BV. J. S. Rumble
Capt. & Mrs. C
A Richmond & 2 children Mr. and Mrs. G.
HD. Riedel.
E Ros
EH Ray-
T. G. Smeaton
Capt. . P. Sur-
Mr. J. A. Dome rey
G. C. Blam
Mr. & Mrs. E. M.
Epstein
Eng. Com. & Mrs.
J. L. Sand
A. L. Fry
P. T. Farrell
P. Hocken
J. Haynes
Master C Ham
TGS
Mr. & Mr. C. J.
Hamme
Miss F. Hammes A. Harrison
Min M. Manuk Mr. and Mrs.
Molino
¡J. Naerebout Mrs L. ML Peace frs W. C. Pass
more
T. J. Renton E. Rush Mr. A.
100
Mr. & Mrs. & Richardson
K. K. Staple S. Sirisook Dr. L. O. Spillane (Dr. A. B. Sours Mr. and
Stewart family
A writer to the London Morning. Post says
BREVITIES.
A 30-pound gold coin, made in a brick valued at $7,200, (gold) is the largest now made in the United States,
Kansas City is the world's larg est hay market. Dr. Herbert Levinstein, techni-Hindoo word "bangla," which Bungalow is derived from the cal director of the British Dya- Every year we pay the penalty stuffs Corporation, in a recent
means a thatched hut. for the widespread ignorance of address to the Society of Chemical
In Egypt buttons have been swimming which is quite inex Industry, laid stress on the found whose material indicates ousable in a nation of islanders. military aspect of the manufacthey were made about 2500 B, C. Every day we read accounts of lure of dyestuffs. We are now Teneriffe, a mountain peak in seaside casualties in which par familiar with the commercial tha Canary Islands, throws a sona are seen to be "in difficulties" side of the question. England shadow of 50 miles across the
sės. (the ominous phrase recurs per had allowed a "kay” industry to petually), and are then seen no pass into German hands. When Japanese coolies refine crude Robertmore until their inanimate bodies the war osme, British manufac-pil in their homes and peddle
are recovered. Fet in almost all turers were deprived of the kerosene from house to house. such cases there would be time, dyes on which our textiles Champagne was invented in to save these unfortunate victims, depend, not only cottons 1668 by a Benedictine monk by even when carried away by some and wools, but lace, silk, long experiment in combining knew how to swift unseen current, if they only carpets, linoleum, and a host of wines
trust in the minor industries Mr. Runcimanı Mbuoyancy of sea waves and keep formed the British Dyestuffs and themselves afloat. in the right Corporation to relieve the
position for a short time.
immediate necessities, and the Every child ought to be taught British Government have sub- this simple lesson of self-prescribed nearly two millions of the gervation. It is not sinking capital. It has prospered greatly. which is to be feared but It now employs close on 7,000
and the fear of sinking, the deadly hands 300 academically delusion which can be exercised trained chemists, and its works in many ways and in no better cover more than a thousand way than by the use of an egg, as. acres. It has not yet dis prescribed by Benjamin Frhe ar,a covered or replaced all the who rightly thought that taklint German
processes,
but it of swimming should be included in every educational curriculum. J. Biggin Franklin advised a friend who botham
was afraid of the water to wade RE. Hoare out till it reached his armpits, Mrs. F. E. Hami and turn and face the shore and toss his egg a few feet in front of him. and Now. said Franklin. try to get that egg. In this way the difficulty of deliberately sink ing is brought home to the beginner, and it is not long before Matthe proper balance of the body in
floating is acquired."
A. Johnston IF. Taylor" P. Jayamangala F. C. Todd Mr. J. John-Mr. and Mrs.
stone
B. James
Underwood
P. J. de Kant Me. and
G. E. Wetton. ¡S. Saing Xuto Mr. J. Ziegler
Krygsman
STATION HOTEL
Corrected to 27th Sept., 1919.
M. L. Stander-SE Pope Ar-C.
R. 8. Ericson” mann
Kiss K. Eunason F. A. Sindeband
F. X. Fording
J. Furer
Mr. and Mrs.
Felix
Miss P. Felix
Miss C. Felix
C. D. Gilroy P. D. G. Gain
E. B. Gallop
N. G. Galuzzi
ridge
Miss E. Best
A. Sieglitz
G. Boissevain
D. Surings
G.
1. Mrs.
7. 8. E. Gardiner |
W. J. Hansen
Lee Hagood
A. J. Hilbert:
R. B. Howell
H. Holgersen Mrs.
McConnell
Hussey
Capt. P. Hall
G. Harper
Stevenson
G. C. Skinner
Mr. and Mrs.
H. Van Sant
IV. Steensby
Mrs. J. Stewart
Browz
A. Coenraad J. D. Carriere
R.W.. O. Cockram
H. H. The Begum
Mrs. J. R. Capell
and children A. Coghill
ton
W.
T. P. Haverkamp Mr. and Mrs. G.
Ireland
Mr. and Mrs. F.
Karl
F. Lazac Capt. L. A.
of Jangers and W. J. Edwards thews
Miss Zanra Be- | gum Trzee RH. Tyler Jr. Mrs. J. A. L
Tavior.
and
child Mr. & Mrs. C. E
Templeton
Capt T. Under
Wood
J. Velasco
A. Shelton Hooper. P. de Veyra.
K. Ikhi
Ines
Thos. Vint
Mr. & Mrs. B. D. Mrs. E. Ramirez
Evans
and son S. Wm. Stewart and Miss L. W. Tre
gillus
Mr. & Mrs. Grassell child Miss M. Gage
Wm. Them C. H. Zabel
KINGACHERE FOTEL. Alabaster C G Bitting T Battcombe HG Bardia M-
C
R.
C.
Capt. & Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C.
D. Willits
Capt. E. L. Jones Master
J. W. Jay
Willits Mr. F. E. John-Mr. and Mrs. G.
C. Winters son E. H. Joseph Dr. S. B. Wake- Mr. and Mrs. feid
Kradyetbrink & Mr. and Mrs. L
C. Winter.
child
H. Kubn
Clayton Mr MCPnuathay H Prinsbem Conan'Q Irk Capt Tw
& Mr J J
Robinson LC Cobb Ab
Farben M (A Dineman Mr & Mrs Santt. Folwar
EC
Singer Mr♬ \»« J'
of
Practically all the anthracite. coal in the world is found in the anthracite coal fields surrounding Scranton Pennsylvania.
The first aviator to cross the Alps was George Chavez, a Peru- vian, who was killed in a crash at landing after he completed the flight.
The largest butterfly known is a native of British New Guinea, measuring eleven inches across the wings. Specimens sell for £39.
The largest cake ever baked was made for Frederick William of Prussia. It was 18 yards long, 8 yards wide and I and 1-2
feet thick.
The national debt of the United States at the end of the Civil War was $2,750,000,000 as compared with $21,000,000,000 at the close of the world war.
Detroit and Cleveland bath claim fourth place among Ameri- can cities in the next census, having admittedly displaced St. Louis, which was fourth, and Boston, which was fifth.
The sting of a bee is useful for certain forms of rheumatism.
Girl babies have more "vitality than boy babies,
it has made substantial progress and is in 'a fair way to success. But there is much more involved than the creation of a vital indus- try to break a German monopoly. The huge German combines known as the LG, completed in, 1915 not a by product of the war, but in continuation of a pre- arranged policy, was not only a stupendous machinery for the industries of peace, but a centre of war industries. It produced all the synthetic ammonia re- "It is surprising how soon very quired for the production of young "children learn the rudi- explosives, Fast quantities of ments of swimming. That is explosives themselves, and prac because swimming is more deeply tically the whole of the chemical wrought into the fabric and nature warfare products used by of man than any form of progres Germany. The dyestuff plaats sion-for he can trace his descent," were extraordinarily adaptable,
If a theft takes place in a scientists tell us, far beyond the and nearly every organic product Japanese household all the Darwinian family tree to a could be manufactured in them. servants are required to write a mudbank on a much more remote
word with the Not only could the normal plant certain Tanesten Mr & Mrs
same SH
geological horizon.
brush. The conscience is suppos. It is aot be transformed to the purposes Logan W
necessary, however, to call in of war, but most of the expended to betray its workings in the Mrs RVeVicoll Mr & Mrs the theory of man's descent-or ture was on special war plant waves of the the ideographs
rather ascent-from an ambitious of a permanent character erected written. mudfish, who went in for amphibi- with a view to commercial "war ous living, to explain the fact that after the war." Similarly the tiny children have a natural bent trained staffs
research for the water, and as in the isles chemists were adapted to direct Drollete. Mr Mrs Fleigh Mr & Mr E of the Southern Pacific, learn to and improve either the products
swim as soon as they can toddle. of
war Or the products Every English child could be, and of peace. Unfortunately, there Thomson Mr & Mrafehould be, taught to 'swim long has been less co-ordination in before it yeare run into double England Much of the plant figures. And it is not merely as created for the purposes of the a means of self-preservation in war is not susceptible of trans- case of need that swimming, formation. There was a tendency should be made a universal ac- to keep separate the industrials complishment. Is has other chemists engaged on dyestuffs INDIA AND THE WAR.
superlative merits.
from the distinguished academic **India and the War," a publi- Swimming is one of the finest chemists who worked on poison cation'devoted to publishing a full forms of physical culture, for it gases and other special devices. account of India's glorious part develops the muscular system, ÖObjection was taken to the manu- in the War is making progress harmoniously, necessitates deep; facture of substances used in towards success. Hundreds of breathing and teaches the control; chemical warfare by the ex- photographs, J. I. A Laing
showing Indian thereof, and is the most exhilarat perienced staff of the makers of Forces at various Fronts, have ing of tonic exercises. The man dyes. Great and unnecessary been secured at enormous who has not given himself wholly dangers were incurred by this cost. .The Central Publicity to the sun and wind and hearten- lack of co-operation. The
has presented most ing of sea waves does not know situation must be faced. of their publications dealing the full, blithe significance of his have reduced the armaments of
We the subject, along with manhood.".
Germany, but we have left untouched the greatest source of armaments. Unless the dyestuff industry in Great Britain is developed on the widest possible. basis, we shall have to face in future not only a continuance of the efforts of a huge German commercial monopoly, but the perretual menace sudden assault on the peace of the world-Times.
Mr. & Mrs. J. H
J. W. Korteweg Williams
J. T. Kida
Leesberg
Mine. Leiria
IR. Weil
H. L. Wilkinson
C. A. L. William
PRAK HOTEL.
Corrected to 30th Sept., 1919.
Capt. Archet
F. P. J. Adams
C. B. Bird
P. Beckett
Mr. and Mrs. C. Knox & maid Sir Ellis Kado.
orie
Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr. & Mrs. R
K. Blair Мајог
F.
Bowen
Mr. & Mrs. O. T.
Brent-spear
Mrs. C. Ball Bev.
B.
Bundle, c.r.
A.
W. A Butterfield
4. Button
Mrs. Charlton
Mrs Cheshire
A. A. Claxton
P. H. Cobb
Lt. Col
Coles
E.
R. C. Comrie Mrs. Cormack
R C. Bixson
Capt.
Baries
&
L. J. Davies
Kewley
Mr. & Mrs. A
Lane
J. D. Lloyd
"urr chmidt H C Eliot Ga
Hoe Miss D Sanat F- nd T. E 8 Los EN
Mr. & Mrs. J. LBoard
Martin
Mr. and Mrs J. with
Martin
G. Marseille
Mr.
and Mra Melrose
J. Finlay Miller Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. J. Milne
Capt. Monteith IP. S. Newcombe Capt. and Mrs Olliver & maid Mrs. Miss Pitman Parsons
C. G. EL Druitt Mr. & Mr. John
Duncan Mrs. Eaton Mr. & Mrs
Eager
S. Evans, M.
E.
Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Thursby
haz
Pel-
T. L. Perkins Miss Phillips O.Mr. and Mrs. Pilger B.E A. Ram
W. E. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. T.F. Shad
Fasse
Stearasion DV
Srze Tods A L Webb R W Willams E A
numerous photos and maps. A section of the book is reserved! for photographs and biographies
A STRANGE COMPARISON.
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of Their Majesties the King- Emperor and Queen Empress, Their Excellencies the Vicerary Truth prints the following: and Commander-in-Chief, High Here is a glaring example of the Personages, Ruling Chiefs, way the staff are favoured in Generals, Princes, Zamindars, comparison with their regimental Members of Councils, Talukdars, bretbern. A substantive Major and other peeple who have render of the Territorial Force was com ed distinguished services either missioned in 1906 served through- as soldier at the Front or as out the war with his regiment, patriotic citizens by supplying and was demobilised last April recruits and money. A section with a gratuity of £334. His
is also reserved for Commercial young brother, a boy of 18 who
of another
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One pound of phosphorus will supply beads of 1,000,000 matches. A large number of German bel- mets, as souvenirs, are being made in Paris.
The war caused damage of The scrap value of the German. It is estimated that the mones nearly $2,000,000,000 to Belgian submarines being being broken spent by Uncle Sam on munitions industries.
up in England is estimated at during the war would be sufficiens More than a million Polish $12,166. It will take ten weeks to rebuild New York city twice children were fed by Americans to scrap each boat.
It is claimed that one of the during the last year and a half. The skin of an elephant when new emergency brakes for auto- In Japan and parts of China, tanned is very expensive, the mobiles can be applied with the sea birds do the fishing for the tanning taking about six months pressure of a finger. inhabitants.
Java has taken the leadership The new Commonwealth Dry-in the cultivation of quinine away their horns, the horns being cut Stags are bred in China for dock at South Boston is the from Peru.
while soft each year and used in largest of its type in the world. No picture is hung in the the manufacture of medicine.
Louvre, in Paris, until the artist has been dead ten years...
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Aristocratic Oxford is at last coming down from the clouds. It's going to have a "working. class" college.
The city of London's rent for certain property off the Strand consists of two knives, six horse- shoes and 61 nails.
Electric apparatus has been in- vented by a Swiss, employing magnetism to pack nails in boxes in regular layers.
House-building is being hast- ened in London with the aid of a machine that turns out a solid concrete block 21x12x3 inches, each minute.
If America started to-morrow to conserve her lamber industry, she could have in 50 years, an an- nual production" of 60,000,000,000 | faet year without hurting her forests.
COIN FOR SIBERIA. J. Magnates who have helped with was a school boy till Christmas, Vladivostock-A shipment of
men, munitions and money. 1915, joined the Special Reserve 3,600,000,000 roubles, of the old To every child having a hun- Numerous photographs are being in Jan, 1916, as a second lieuten-Russian design, has just been re-dred freckles or more, a Rockford, received daily from all parts of ant, and was made an acting staffceived here from America. The IL, movie house is offering a free Indis and also from outside by captain in 1918. He was de coin was made in United States matinee ticket for a performance the publishers, The Imperial mobilised in February with a mints for the Siberian govern-of" Freckles," a dramatization of Publishing Company, Lahore. gratuity of £350.
Gene Stratton-Porter's novel
J.
Major 7. Rev. & Mrs W. Scantlebury
T Feather A. Findlay Smith
stone
J. Fletcher
A. D. Galloway
F. Gibbins
D. Hall
Maior D.
Harding
Mrs.
Grant Smith Major ! Leslie
Smith Mr. and Miss
Stabbings
LT. 8. Twigg
¡Mr. Taylor
Miss Maj. - Gen.
Holworthy Ventris
Lt. Col. J. Hum E. Walsh
phrey
P.
T. B. Waterman
H. da F. Hutchi-Majo- Wakeman
BO
L. Wilkinson
Mr E G. Jam-P. D. Wilson.
ieson
Rer. G. T. Wal
P W. Tee Jones degrave
W. A. Knight IP. Zwagers.
CARLTON HOTEL.
Corrected to 25th Sept., 1919. Mra-"Blankvian · (Litchfield
F. Lammert
J. Bommel
J. C. Brandon J. Kelley
eron
* Chín
F. Brostast A. Rakema Mr. E CamA. Bamatruy
Mrs Simpson
daughter
8.. Vellenga Masters Crocker B. Vink
Villaria
Me and MILE. Toussanit
Crocker
DT Danny.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Pop... oh, Pop!
TAG'S EATW'
• HIS CANDY.
!!
menti
It'll Be Juicy as Long as He Licks It.
SKILD
rissk
GLESP
I DIDAY EAT MINE YET, Pop!
Grasshoppers have their earse on their front legs,
Newfoundland is not a part of.
Bolshevism, although it was not named so, troubled the civil-Canada. ized world as far back as 73 B.C.
More women than can be had are wanted for farm work in England.
- Sy
The most poetically named. railroad is the Queen & Cresbenk Liberty Bonds za first payment on fur coats are quite popular.
Gold coin is
peppered with
There were in the U.S. service during the war 53,000 Johnsons, the mineral irdium to keep it 51,000 Smiths, 18,500 Walkers from being melted down add 47,000 Williamses. - It is estimated that 47
When opals are first taken planes took part in the German from the mine they are so soft raide on England. that they can be picked to pieces "Among the Finns and with the finger nail.
wegians there are many wom Prisoners in Morocco are com-sailors. pelled to pay the officers for their Disease germs in buffer 1 trouble in arresting and escorting fewer in number as Mate them to the police station. modity is stored,
Trees which grow on the north- In most Chinese citi ern side of a hill make more dur-finest shops are those able timber than those which the sale of coffins. grow on the southern side,
Peat is coming-lofo man Emperor in Berlin at one high prices of att The palace of the former Ger-usage due to
time kept 500 housemaids and
Carp are fatte 1800 liveried footmen in employ in flooded clov
many.
ment.
LOOK HERE! DIDN'T MOTHER TELL YOU NOT" TO EAT YOUR CANDY UNTIL AFTER SUPPER ?
1-AUST EATIN'- IT, POP ~I'M JUST
LICK
OFF!
P. James