HOTEL LISTS.
HANGKANG HOTEL
Corrented to mh August, 18X
Q. W. Anderson B M. F. Khan Mr. And Mr. Barchar
J. Barr
J. Hans
H. Bekman . Aodama E. D. Rathiwalla
H. D. Batliwala 4. Bari
MER.
and Mr. G. Lankamp Dr. M. C. Lashes HL. R. Bascoma Mr. and M. Mr. and Mrs C. Lauritsen
Mrs. Legita Mrs. E. R. Belibios Dr. A. Legendre Mr. and Mrs. T. Leiser
Bechera
Q. H. Benson Aladam J. Mrs M. Bidart Leiris Miss Y. Bidart
Miss H. LiNi
Mr. and Mrs. H. Luninga
B. Rimey
A G. Bohaman
Mra G. Bon
pardel
JA. H. Lati
J.
D. H. Macdonald
Dr. O. Marriots
C. W. Martyr
PLAX HOTEL
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
Cortested to 3rd August,, 18M0.
E. S. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. R. Caps Archer Hunter Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and
3. Ashton J. K. Jally RE. O. Bird FR. W. Lee Janoe R. Blacking Bir Bir Kadoorie Mr. and Mrs D./R. C. Kasparser
La King MH.H. Kleinmiedo Mr. Kankolovsky: G. G. Bridger 2. A. Lainee J. G. Bridger J. B. Lambar Capt. and Mrs. D. Llord
Carson
E. Blair Mr. and
Booth
R. 8. Lozan
Maj. and Mrs. JH. C. Macnamara L. Carter IP. J. Maitland
1G. F. Cavillo
Mr. and Mrs.
W. Charch 3. N. Clark
Mr. and Mrs
Cockbura
C. R. Cola
Mr. and Mr. P. McKinstry C. F. Cooper
J. M. Brady
F. P. Brady
Mrs. W. Brady
Metirail
M:. and Mr. Coron
Mreban
Phya Medba
A B Campbell G. Miller A. C. CarraKO S. Morris
Mrs. Cormach
child
J. F. MeKcon Captain C. B.
B. Crowley
D. C. F. Cally
J. F. Bromfeld
D. F. Cathill
J. Q. Badd
blr.
W. H. Burgess
and Mrs.
L J. Davina ED.
Com Dawson
N. R. Diek
Capt. 1 S. Can
Mr.
and
Mrs.
via
F. J. Dickie
R. J. Moore
P. D. Chandler
Mr.
3. Coin
N. E. Mallen
S. B. Davi
Mr.
P. Decas
J. Dewar
Mr.
and
N. Crouche:
S. G. Down
Misa M. Downs
Mr R L Elles
A. W. Eates S. Evana
Engr. Capt. 5. P.
Ferguson
A. Fischbackar C. G. Fry
J. S. Gardiner
Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
F. H. Myres
Mr. and
and
Mrs Mekinah
G. McGregor
Miss K. McGregor
Mrs. Meluso
Cap H. 8. Milh Miss M. Moninger [Capt Monteith
MA and Hr
G. Morgan Cal L A. Nichol
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H. H. Natt Mrs. Proton EB. Potter 5. S. Robinson
a. W. RozTY Mai. and Mrs.
Mrs. Sanders
10. E Sandstrom
O. F. Savage
W. F. Daggett T. P. Shannon Mr. & Mr John
¡R. P. Shaw Duncan
and MA F. Eastman A. Findley Smith
W. P. Nelson
Mrs. Noble Mr.
G. E. Elams Q. Ereleigh AV. Farmer
and Farmer J. Farmer
and Mra ER Palmtagra Lee Parker
Capt. 1. F. Pea
cock
Miss N. E. Pep
pere
S. S. Perry
V. G. Philpells Capt. A. H. Por
ter
Mr. de is Rama
H.B.C. Geben
Misa Gieben
Mr.
R. H. Raphael
E. H. Bay
Misa I Reichert
¡H. Spicer
Mrs and Miss Beabbings
Miss J. F. Swindella
Mr. and
S. J. Strett La-Col. Y. Greer Miss Taylor
Mr. and Mr. B. Mai - Gen.
A. Hale
Ventri
B. C. Hale
¡Mr. and
Mr. Hansen
D. Hall
teres
TILDEN.
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A FAMOUS TENNIS PLAYER
The following sketch of Tilden, the famous tennis player, is from the New York Evening Post
Although William T. Tilden has played tennis most of his life, he did not rise to national pro. minence until 1918, when he won the national clay-court ohampion ship and was ranked No. 2 in the Gratton. That year Tilden went to the finals in the all-comars at Forest Hills but beaten by R. Lindly Murray for the title. Murray was rated No. T'as the result of his victory.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 1920,
NEW · ADVÄRTISEMENTS.
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In a season of the Latest and Greatest of London and New York Successes
TO-NIGHT
at 9.15 p.m.
This year is the first time that A PAIR OF QUEENS"
Unhed States in the Davis Cop Tilden has ever represented the
team. Since 1914 there have been na matches played for this trophy, and at that time Tilden was unknown as a tennis player except ia Philadelphia and vicinity.
One of the reasons why Tilden did not leap into higher ranks earlier is because he was trying to develop the game, not his game, in Philadelphia. He is a member of the Germantown Cricket Club, j a native of Philadelphia and has always wanted to see the Quaker City stand high in tennis rating. He believed that the best way to
| accomplish this was to instruct the young. Consequently he has done
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Booking at MOUTRIE'S.
SLESVIG LEGISLATION.
UP.
more than any other man about) BILINGUAL SCHOOLS SET Philadelphia to help young players. He made Carl Fischer,
Copenhagen. the flashy left-handed captain of Parliamentary the University of Pennsylvania; yesterday, and the Rigsdag will FCharles Watson and many other be dissolved on July 3
Mrs
My
Maj. Harding A. EL Webster C. J. B. Helstrom Mr. and Mr. Dr. and Mr GE Wiel
Haidert
A. Willeinson
June 27.-The session closed
The
boys who have developed into elections, which will give the J. Van der Tennis stars. He also put Vincent people an opportunity to express Richards on the road to fame and their viewa upon the question of last year they represented the
alterations to the Constitution, United States in the doubles at will take place on July 6 for the Newport, but were beaten by Folketing and for the Landsting Norman F. Brookes and Gerald
on July 30. Patterson, the Australians, for
On Friday and Saturday.. a the American doubles title.
whole batch of Bills relating to In 1913 Tilden and Richards the Slesvig districts was passed. won the doubles championship.
Of the two most important of playing through the tournament these Bills one provides that and defeating Frederick B. Alex-German as well as Danish may ander and Beals C. Wright in the be used in parish, town, and finals.
A. H Balings H. P. Williams
worth
C. H. Galle
and Mra
R. Rodenfuser
A Gomez
J. D. Rossolymos
Mr.. and
Mrs-
Vr
and WinSeld
E. Hazard
A Gornitzkad
T. Sakural
Capt. Griemon- J. T. King-Salter
J. P. H
D. M. Ham
J. Sidebotham
Mr. and MIL
C. W. Hamilton C Simple Mrs. and Miss Mr. sad Mrt.
Hanta
P. W. Simms
Mr.
and Mrs R. H. Smith W. A. Hannibal. Ross Smith Mr. and Mrs.D. R. Sparks
R. P. Haydock Capt. J. Speed H. H. Hiers M. L. Diewart
Stop
F. R. Hill
A Flipspman
Miss M. Stöst
H. K. Hockschild T. Tamura
Mr.
and Mrs. Van Teese
F. Hoppe
W. H. Howe
lip:
C. P. Tur-le-
A W. Hughes ten
C. F. Hutchinsen. Thiebast
ST. GEORGE's BOUIL
Corrented to 9th July, 1920
Mr W. N. Bar. E. G. Kniper
Mrs.
MANY TIMES WINNER.
country councils, and the other contains a scheme of education.
St. John's Cathedral,
Monday Aug. 16th,
at 9.15 p.m.
ORGAN RECITAL
Vocalists-
Mr. E. T. Crocke,
Mr. Howard Freeborn
In the country the language used PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE, In the last few years Tilden in schools will depend upon the
Won many tournaments, language spoken in the district.[ including the Pennsylvania State, but if 20 per cent. of the popula Delaware State, North and South tion demands that teaching bel and other important meets. carried out in the other language.
on leather Plisses (9) Kmperbas Dr. C. G. S. Bar-Mrs. K. G. Kaiper
3. R. Lloyd Mrs. E. G. 5 Ber-1. J. Lossius
Dasfeather 6. M. Madden
ensfeather
Master & Miss (2) Mr. and Mrs
Barossfeather H. McHugh & Master Hopper. Ed Mrs. Blackett
daughters Mr. & Mrs R. P.W. McKenzie
Boyce
G. Mellis Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchell
-Brockhins #C. L Packe
Mr. Peters Mrs. A. Bryan z
2 children
Mrs. Peters List J. J. Miss Peters
Bryant, P.. Thos. Rennett Mr. & Mrs. Ben Arthur
W. berts ton C. Byrd
R. H. Hyman A. Tatundian
E S. Jaccard
Mrs E Jack
M. B. Java
Min A Jones
F. de D. Vial
. H. William Este
and 387x
CH.C. Williams
Mrs. A. R. June Mr. and Mr
Mr. E. Jones ( H. Wyl
E M. Jowph Mis 1. Weinber Consal A. E. Car-
Mr. ant Mrs. Her
E. E. Juidd
"
Mr. and Mr.
B. J. Weir
R..Julien
N. B. Karanjia
Jeton
nations
L. S. CONGRESSMAN'S
• VIEWS.
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THE BLACK CATS.
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5
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PUBLIC AUCTIONS.
THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction on
Wednesday, the 18th August,
1930.
commencing si 2.45 p.m.
at No. 2 Has: Avenue, Kowloon. A Quantity of Valuable Household Foraiture
(Full particulars from catalogue) Oa view from Tuesday, the
Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.
Auctioneers,
Tilden is not as good as he is on Lessons in Danish will, how-Wadesboro, North Carolina, the Indoors and on bard courts special schools will be established. Congressman L.D. Robinson, of turf. He was besten in 1919 in ever, always be given in German only member of the house come the indoor nationale by Vincent schools. A similar arrangement mittee on insular affairs in the 17th. inst. Richards but he had not as much will exist in the towns. On Fri-congressional party which recent- practice at that time 43 bis day the Prime Minister also ly visited Manila, has become | protege.
introduced & Bill sanctioning the convinced since his arrival in Last August, in the
incorporation in Danish territory Manila that, solely for the benefit at Forest Hills, Tilden achieved of the North Slesvig districts. of the Filipinos and entailing, 4* bis greatest tournament success During the debates represent it will, international responsibili- He defeated Norman E. Brookes atives of all parties expressed ties that might easily by contrary Roand also put out R. F. Williams gratitude to the Allies and action be thrown off, the question THEUndersigned have received
and Tehiya Komagas. In bis sympathy with the Danes who of Philippine independence should E. Rudy matches against Brookes and have been left south of the new be pnt aside for some years; that todian of Eery Property to sell Dr. and Mrs. Williams there is no doub: tha: border.
A. Scott
the islands are not ready for by Public Auction un Tilden's game reached a height Mr. J. 5. Smith
It is reported from Sonderborg independence and probably could country has ever surpassed. That ready began to which no other player in this that Flensborg Danes have al-not maintain their independence Monday, the 16th. August. 1930.
to the if it were granted them. the lost in the finals to William northern side of the new frontier.
3. Johnson was due to several
Mrs. A. E. Carle,
tet.
16 A. Stewart
A. H. Multiaroling E. A. Chiris.
and Mrs Wood
R Kerley
JW Well
L Vatra
M. F. Khan
Eixo EDWARD HOTEL
Corrected to 2nd August, 192) Mr. R. Almond Mrs Kelman Mr. Rod Mrs. Mr.
and Artoon
W. Ke Dr. M. E. Asger Mrs. J. Kilbee & R. Beavan
Mr.
child
and Mr. Loo
W. Badge
Mrs. Lavegrove
Master Choi Sbing Mr. Mank
Choi Shing
E. G. Coomes
D. R. Dasies
A B Easton
P. T. Farrell
Hiss Farrel
R. H. Felgate
Miss Manuk
C. W. Mattinson
Capt. T. Medina
la Morris
Mr. J. F. Nichol T. Pais
Mrs. Passmore
J. D. Forest J. W. Pritchard
Mr.
and Mrs Mrs. A. Robertson
A. Fotbergill
Mr. Hobschect
Bad Mrs. R Seatherten
Mr.
H. L French
A. L Fry
Mr.
chill fl. Day
B. F. Farthing
Miss Foster
Miss Garrison Mr.
Fait
R Stock
Mrs H. Tarby
Mix Tonkin
Miss Turley
and Mas Bishop Warne I. L Hess
Mrs. Warne
Mis S. E. Fenca Miss Warne
B. Je Kat
H. A de Kas
John Wilkin
Leslie Wolfe
Ste
mova
unfortunate circumstances. To would be the best stroke under a the first place, Tilden was all set given condition. and had a lot of confidence the
Mr. M. de Kat fra, Leslie Wolfe least.
& 3 children Miss Wolle
MA D. P. de
Kap
A Kirk
I. P. Wolters
STATION HOTEL
Corrected to Del August, 1929.
T. Ben
¡P. J. de Kapt Miss E. Best FI. T. Krull Mrs J. Stewart J. Macdonald
PoT-
L. J. Marley
A. Byrnes
F. H. Olsen
J. D. Carriero
E. Rris
Dr. A. B. Sonza JH. Elia Mr. and Mrs. J. Endert
ATTACK OF NERVES**
-1
instructions from the Cua
commencing at 11 am.
at thei: Sales Rooms, Dudell
Street
Also
favour of Philippine independence Congressman Robinson is in
ultimately; in principle his views Eave not been altered; they bave ments. Medical Books. Drugs, A Quantity of Surgical Instru- merely been affected by what he etc. etc. has learned of the international sitnation in the east and the development of education and other influences still required in the islands themselves. He is a staunch believer in the Filipino race and believes that America's work here has been appreciated by them.
1 Microscope 2 Operating Tables Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.
Tilden's service is the most day the match was to have been severe seen on American courts played. A light shower came since the days when Maurice down in the morning, but the McLoughliu was at the height of courts were not slowed up in the his
game. There is nothing Later in the day the freakish about his delivery. His match was postponed.
height and natural hitting ability give him speed that often knocks the receiver's racquet from bis The following day i really hand in attempting a return. rained and the rourts were soaked when he misses his first service so that it was impossible to play.be sometimes sends his second Daring this period of waiting with the same blinding speed, but On the other band, Congress- Tilden kept getting more nervous each hour and finally on the morn-more often he slows it up and this man Robinson believes that when THE Undersignedhave received ing when the match was finally Once Tilden's service was being islands everybody in the United Auction on
delivery has a big, baffling break.it is possible to relinquish the instructions to sell by Public played he was almost a nervous discussed in bis presence and he States will be pleased, because of wreck was walking around
the Vanderbilt Hotel lobby like was finally asked how he did it. the diplomatic responsibility of All I know is that I hit the ball holding the islands is of con- a caged an
He was not only nervous when at a point back of my head as I siderable weight.
look up. That's all I can say," be stepped on the court against G. Ringralda Johnston, but be lost all his con-
was the answer. Mrs. P.M. Hotastfidence. He said that morning W. B. Haslett AL. Sieling and Mr. P. Haverkam G. Swan Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and 0. J. Higgio Wo Tho
Miss H. J. M.
Tiechersins
and Mrs. Vander Steur
J. M. Gillivay Mr.
Gregory
Mr.
And Hammand
Mrs. P. Taylor
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. A.
Harrison
batbam
J. J. Wierink-de
Hoog
Family
and Mrs Underwood
W. E. Des
G. E. WettoD
Mrs. J. JohnstoneL. Young
ÜAKITON HOTEL.
Corrected to 10th August, 1920.
8. Arana
J. de Acuns
Capt. W. Bahr
[Mr. and
Liveridge
J. J. Mee
Dr. L. Boorgn IFL W. Mee Miss E. Bowman Dr. and Mrs “Mrs. Fr. Camerler
Noona
John L Digby P. Enochas Krz Fletcher and E. Baliary
2 [children -
3. Fredrique
B. Garcia
F. Garcia PO. Graves GW. Kraft *Loiuris ga
B. Jaimlchonjine
Miss B. Tiemer-
LEGO
PALACE HOTEL
Corrected to 4th August, 120.
Mra J. Aned
E. Harent
J. T Manir
A. Marky
Mr. Beacham Mr. C. 3. Bear Mr. and Mrs
tead
T. Matthew MilCapt. T. Brown 1 McCarty
Hr. and Mrs LAKM«Dougall 8. Chook E A. Neilson
R. Niebolle Mr. and Mra. E. Mr. and Kr. and Ma 6. Harley 1 J. H. Oxberry
Sullivans and 21. Jack
J. Robertson Family
Miss V. P. Kosloff. Searle Mr. and Mr. Mr. V. T. Kosloff L. BainBeld
Throne & Bon & child
A. 7. Starker 15. Tizlan
Mr. End Mrs. Capt. O.W. Wilke W. E. Wilson Jr. EL. P. L Leigh
Krs
"I also wish to say," said Con- HAS GREAT SPEED.
gressman Robinson in an intar- that he thought he could have with the best that ever played the Daily Bulletin, "that the Tilden can play the back court view with a representative of beaten Johnston two days before this style of game and at the net Philippines but that he feared he couldn't do
most ably Washington
Johnston
defeated. hím in
are st
Auctioneers.
Friday, the 37th. August, 1920,
at 12 o'clock (noon)
st their Sales Rooms, Daddell Street,
(for account of the concerned) The Wreck of the
S. 5. "CHIYO MARU"
as she now lies off the Lema Jelands
•
Terms: Cash on fall of hammer
it that day. That was the finish. equally well. He uses both the represented When he felt that he couldn't regular stroke and a fast chop by Commissioner De Veyra. win he couldn't win and he didn't. from the base line. He smashes Both he and Mrs. De Veyrs are lobs with the certainty and speed popular in Washington and both straight sets in a mateb in which of McLoughlin, and his volleying have done effective work there when the wreck will be at par- Tildea did not show balf the form is fast and well placed. He is It is a mistake for resident com-chaser's risk. he displayed against Brookes and particularly fond of blocking missioners at Washington to be Williams. A short time before drives at the net with a cross changed frequently. The longer the nationals Tilden beat Johnston court cut that is ingettable when an efficient representative, such at the invitation tournament at trokes Tilden is seemingly as
be hits it right. In all of his as Mr. De Veyra, is retained Newport.
1S TENNIS MASTER.
there the better it is for his people. good on his backhand as he is on A new man requires two years or his forehand. It his often been more in making soquaintances T Tilden is one of the greatest said that he can do anything learning methods of procedure.” players in the wor'd on his on "with a tennis and racquet, days. He is master of every | and that abouk falls the story, Representative Robinson is an stroke in teinis. Whether this
With all of Horseta it is attorney by profession. Although
•
, in the final szalysis, an asset not surprising that Tiklen has no would have been given the or a liability is & question. John-played the wonderful tennis, nomination without opposition, he ston has four strokes and he abroad that he has, and it will be is not a candidate for re-election. wins. Tilden has them all and is keeping with his reputation, if He will leave congress to devote he loser. Many believe that be it is due largely to his work that cause he has so many strokes the Davis Cup is retomed to the Tilden often lowers his game be United States after a visit of six osuse he hesitates as to which years to Australia.
LAMMERT. BROS.
Auctioneers.
Burglar & Fire-resisting SAFES Prevention is better
than Cure The Undersigned bare
himself to his law practice and received a new consignment his banking and plantation for Miloer's Bates, terests. His cotton crop avérég'us Fmore than 300 beles nydarz
Hudson
Sedan with air aprings
5 passenger
Sedad
3,300.00
Nash
2,800.00
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NOTICE.
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The Transic Books of the 14th to 21st August 1920, both Company will be closed from the
days inclusive.
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Hongkong, 10th August, 1920.
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