THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. 'TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1928.
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FOOTBALL FORECAST
COMPETITION.
“TELEĠRAPH" OFFERS PRIZE OF $50 WEEKLY.
RECORDER ON “LEGAL AID."
SOCIETY'S ACTIVITIES AT ACCIDENTS.
Criticism of a legal aid socioty which, a detective had stated, em-a ployed agents to wait about hoa pitals and ambulance stations in order to pick up work, was made by the Recorder (Sir Ernest Wild,
K.C.) at the Old Balley.
POLICE EJECT COUNCILLOR.
SCENE IN MANCHESTER CHAMBER.
Manchester, Mar. 8: A remarkable scone occurred at meeting of the Manchester City Council, to-day, when Mr. George Hall, a Socialist, who has made him- self notorious by the usɑ he makes, of a powerful voice, was ejected by the polite, while Socialist and Com munist members sang the "Red ring."
Mr. Hall had put forward a de- mand for an inquiry into the alleged leakage of secret information to certain newspapers.
After considerable dispute and
Richard Ashton, aged 18, son of a costermonger, pleaded guilty to committing porjury at Bow County Councillor Hallows, another TEN GOALS AGAINST
Court/
Socialist member, protested so Mr. Gerald Dudson, for the vigorously that he too was request- CHINESE.
prosecution, explained that Ash-ed to retire, and on the appearance Having regard to the fact that The "Hongkong Telegraph" ton met with a slight nccident in of the police he quietly left the the Chinese managed to draw with offers a prize of $50 to the readers Essex-road, Islington, in May. Chamber. the Army on Saturday in the semi-who send in twelve correct force was taken to hospital, but was final of the Lai Wah Cup competi-casts of the results of the English back at work in two days. A legal tion the victory of the latter by and Scottish League matches aid society heard about the acci- ten goals to nil yesterday must be (to be played on Saturday next, dont, got in touch with the boy, regarded as something sensational. April 14th) set out in the and a firm of solicitors put for- The result did not exaggerate the Coupon below. No goal scores ward a claim for personal injuries. argument with the Lord Mayor, Army's superiority, and the Chin-are required; only forecasts show Ashton went into the witness-box Councillor W. Davy, who is him at Bow County. Court and said self a Socialist, Mr. Hall adopted ese might have suffered an evening wins or draws. heavier defeat but for the fine In the event of no reader fore-that he had been provented from such an uncivil attitude that he goalkeeping of Yik Chan-pong, casting all twelve matches, a prize working since the necident. The was requested to leave the Cham- The soldiers settled down about of $25 will be given to the reader truth came out, and Ashton lost her. He replied that if he left the a quarter of an hour after the kick who sends in the greatest number the case. The solicitors were or Chamber at all it would only be by off and then attacked strongly of correct forecasts; and in the dered to attend before His Honour the application of force. Alexander opened the scoring with event of two or more readers send-Judge Hargreaves, and were ex- a good cross shot, and he repeat-ing in an equal high number, the ed his success a few minutes later. prize of $25 will be divided. Leach headed a third, and after a The competition is in accordance struggle in the Chinese goal he with the rules published" in the beat L Ping-pip with a fine shot Telegraph during the weeks August
29-September 24..
from close range.
With four goals up the Army proceeded to add to their score, Alexander scoring a fifth goal be- fore the interval from a centro by Campbell.
In the second half Campbell, Aird, Sims and Leach (2) scored the other goals while two penalties against the Chinese were missed.
Portuguese Interport. Portuguese teams, representa- tive of Shanghai and Macao res- Legend dies hard, and the legendpectively played on the Recreio's that a reward would be offered to ground yesterday, Shanghai win- ning by three goals to ono. Ma- anyone spending a night alone in cao had slightly the better of the the Chamber of Horrors at Madame play prior to the interval, but after Tussaud's is more than usually per- Luis Badarraco had given them the lead, Gonsalves burst through sistent..
and equalised, the sides being
I
The Manager of the new build-level at half-time. ing in the Marylebone road knew
The Shanghai team was slightly
this added to their effectiveness. Some very fine play was seen, though both sets of forwards were weak in front of goal.
of no such reward, though he saldre-arranged in the second half and he had received many letters from people offering to spend the night In the new Chamber of Horrors. These came chiefly from ex-Service men, who feared nothing after the horrors of the battlefields,
Mr. Bernard Tussaud, the repre- scatative of the sixth generation of the family to become one of the firm's famous modellers, stated that no reward had ever been offer- ed by them. "What gave rise to the legend," he said, "was a joko made many years ago by Mr.. George R. Sims in 'Mustard and Cress. Not long before the fire occurred in 1925 w girl hid herself
Ghostly Light.
Gonsalves eventually gave the visitors the lead, and before the end Favacho put them further ahead with the finest shot of the match.
"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" FORECAST COMPETITION.
Matches to be played on April 14th:
Arsenal
DIVISION L.
Huddersfield. Everton. Blackburn,
Sheffield U. Sunderland
V
Y
+
DIVISION IL
I
Oldham. Chelsen, Reading.
III.
Fulham South Shields ▼ Wolves
DIVISION Q. P. R.
V Northants. Watford
Southend, Doncaster V Stockport.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Aberdeen
Dundee
Raith
V
*
▾ Cowdenbeath. Rongers. Hibernians.
Name
Address
.......
No. 33.
Date
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SACRED HEART COLLEGE TEAM IN CANTON.
ALL MATCHES WON.
Strike out the teams which you The football team of the Sacred think will lose, but make
no
Pólico Called.
The Chief Constable of the City
onerated after giving an explana- tion that they had been misled by the boy.
Detective Inspector Lewla stated was then called in, being accom- quested to leave, Mr. Hall declined that the legal aid society had panied by a detective. Again ro offices in Holborn, and employed to do any such thing. Thereupon agents at hospitals, ambulance two uniformed men were called in. stations, and other places to
Alderman Walker intervened furnish them with the names and addresses of parties interested, with the request that Mr. Hall; if immediately an accident occurred. only to preserve the dignity of the Une of the agents would then walt Council, should, after what had on the injured party, even going happened, leave quietly. to the hospital, claiming ad- mission, and interviewing a per- son in a serious condition. In this way they would get permis- sion to take a case up. One par- tlcular firm of solleitora got a considerable amount of work from the society.
Risk of "Bogus Claims."
Mr. Hall-1 am in the right, and I deliberately refuse to leave the Council,
Councillor Miss Annio Leo then rose amid a babel of shouts and protested against the indignity which, sho contended, was being placed upon one of their members.
For a time pandemonium reigned, some mumbers appealing to Mr. Hall to leave the Chumber without the Indignity of the application of
A clerk to the solicitors who had acted for Ashton in the Coun-force, and some apparently advis ty Court action, agreed that the ing him to "stand to his colour." case had been sent to them by a legal aid society.
Councillor Adams asked whether
the standing orders might not be
The Recorder-What is their suspended and the incident be al- name and where do they live?-lowed to drop, so as to preserve I don't know their name and ad-the Council's dignity.. dress.
The Recorder to counsel "Is the Director of Public Prosecu-
A Struggle.
The Lord Mayor replied that he
tions pursuing his inquiries into had given Councillor Hall every the activities of this legal aid latitude and every opportunity to leave quietly. "I am not going," soclety.
he added, "to accept the ignomini- ous position in which this conduct of Mr. Hall has placed me,"
Mr. Dodson-I have no informa- tion in regard to that.
The Recorder continued that it
As Councillor Hall still declined had been represented to him that what was being done by the legal to leave, the policemen were in- aid society was a pernicious state structed to remove him. He is a of things. "Probably it is," he tall, powerful man, and the Council said, "becausó it may moan if had the experience of witnessing these things are not properly a physical contest between one of managed bogus claims may be put ita members and the police con- forward. With regard to the stables.
It was only after a considerable solicitors, I have nothing to say against them except that in this struggle that the officers succeeded to have taken sufficient care in as-cil Chamber. During the process of this ejection Councillor Egan start- particular case they do not seem in getting Mr. Hall out of the Coun ed. singing the "Red Flag" which certaining their facts."
was taken up by Communist mem- ber
The Recorder postponed sen- teneo on Ashton until the next sessions,
OUR DAILY TALK ON HEALTH
DOGS IN MOTOR CARS,
CORONER ON A DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
in the building and made an at-Heart College, Nathan Road, Kow-marks in respect of matches which All claims must reach this office tempt to spend the night in the loon, paid a visit to Canton during you think will be drawn. Chamber of Horrors." "She had to the week end:
The first match was played with not later than Wednesday follow- be revived with brandy," ho re- marked, adding "It was some time the Ling Nam University in fine, ing the date on which the matches sunny weather. The high goal-are played. No prize will be before she recovered."
posts and the uneven ground did awarded for which a claim has not not tend to good football, bat both been made.
Bofore sending In your coupon, teams showed good form. Ling mark your, forecasts on the dupli- The new Chamber is likely to be Nam lost by three goals to nil. much more terrifying than the old
A second match was played on cate list given below. Keep your one. It is an underground cham-Sunday with the Chung San Uni-dulpicate lists and compare them but with massive looking stone versity, the Sacred Heart team the matches and if you find that later with the published results of pillars and arched recesses, and winning by four goals to nil in a modern developments in lighting fast game. Admiral Chan Chak you have eight or more correct Mark your envelopes, "Football" are to be used to throw weird was present at a match played send in a claim for the prize. shadows or ghostly light on baleful later in the day with the Shameen on the front and write your name faces in this gallery of departed Army combined. This team has sccundrels. And that ghostly light an excellent reputation and pos-(without address) on the back of It yields more gelatin than other Miss Lucy Broadhurst, aged 66, of
the envelope. will twinkle on the shining original
Resses the distinction of having MARK AND KEEP THIS DUPLICATE lesa of the red colouring matter Paddington, who died from bindo of the guillotine that ac- beaten Canton Combined by nine LIST, DO NOT FORWARD IT TO US. of the blood. counted for several hundred heads
goals to one. The College players 18 PRINTED FOR YOUR CONVENI- In a single day during the French were a little tired when they took ENCE SO THAT YOU MAY KEEP A Revolution a gruesome relic to the field, but they played a fast RECORD OF THE FORECASTS YOU HAVE
combined game. Lau SENT IN. stir the imagination of others be- and well aldes the timorous.
Mau acored after there minutos' Arsenal In the old days, the figures, apart play and again in the early stages Sheffield U. from the "Horrors," were.grouped of the game,
Sunderland
J
v. Huddersfield.
v. Everton.
THE QUALITIES OF DIFFERENT FISH.
The meat of fish is essentially the same as that of other specios.
meats and has less extractives and
motor-cars.
"
Mr: Ingleby Oddie, the West- minster Coroner, recently referred to the danger of taking dogs in He was holding an inquest on Pembridge-mansions, Moscow-road, Fish is digestible according to fractured skull after being thrown 22nd a motor-car on the out of the amount of fat that it contains, February and this varies greatly in different
Mrs. Margaret Tovey, of Clive- #pecies. For example, salmon,
court, Maida Vale, stated that she which is rather rich in fat, is not was driving her mother and Miss so digestible as oysters, trout, bass Broadhurst along Bird Cage Walk and blue-fish.
when her fok terrier, which was on the driving seat, became fidgety and came against her arm. She The mackerel, the pompano, the was going 10 or 15 miles an hour. shad are about between the salmon She pushed the animal- away with and the codfish in their content of her left hand. Suddenly, the car fat Oysters and 'sliell-fish are an went down the camber of the road excellent food, since they contain and came into collision with net nearly so much fat as other lamp-post. Her mother and Miss Ash but are somewhat richer in Broadhurst were thrown out. carbohydrate,
The Coroner-If you had not look- The occupants of No. 28, Robin- group, sports group, a religionis Sacred Heart. Admiral Chan Chak son Road have reported to the shrimp are similar to oysters in you were drawing into the kerb? Clams, crabs, lobsters and ed at the dog you must have known group, and many now figures will was again present at the last two Police that jewellery to the value their eating qualities. However, Yes.
on the one fobr.. In the now build-
At half time the College lead by Fulham
ing there will be four floors, served two goals to one and shortly after South Shields by lifts, tenanted by different the restart added further to their Wolve groups. There will be a Hall of score. In the closing stages of Q. P. L Kings, showing the Kings of Eng- and from William the Conqueror to King George and Queen Mary. The throne will be a replica of the one in Buckingham Palace,
the game Sergeant Cooper, scored [Doncaster
twice for the Army.
Watford
Aberdeen
On Easter Monday the College Dundee - team mot the Shameen Civilians a and Army Combined and won by two goals to one, Lat Tin-choi und
There w be a statesmen's Wong Mee being the scorers for
7.
Blackburn Oldham. Chelsea.
v. Reading
V., Northants.
v. Southend, Stockport,
V. Cowdenbeath. V. Rangers. v. Hibernians.
Content of Fate
appear with the old friends, includ-matches, and after the games the of $1,550, was stolen from the many persons are likely to be sop-: And if you had not had the dog ing Lindbergh, Rudolph Valentino, College team took a motor drive house between the hours of 11 live to the protein substances of in the car this accident would not Dempsey, Buzanne Lengler, Mus- around the city. Bolini, Thomas Hardy, Bir Oliver Lodge, and many others,"
Bournemouth Borough Council has received a report from the chief sanitary inspector as to the Jonforcement of proper ventilation in bath-rooms provided with gey- aers, and decided to make the necessary by-laws. -
LAWN TENNIS.
PROGRAMME OF MATCHES FOR TO-DAY,
pan. on Saturday evening and these shell-fish who are not sensi- have happened? No. am, on the following morning.
In summing-up, the Coronor re- tivo to the eyator proteina.
Oyators and lean fish are digest-marked: "It is very unwise to The engagement is announceded and leave the stomach about as take doga in motor-cars and yet it between Lieut. Comdr. Irvine rapidly as poultry and lean beef. is a very common practice. Every Glennio, R.N., of H.M.S. Wishart On the other hand, fat fieb, one should realise that driving and Miss Gwendolino Evans, of lobsters and crabs may be commotor-cars in these days is a the Victoria. Hospital.
pared with goose and pork in their Indigestibility.
women
dangerous occupation, and one re quiring concentration and left- ness. Drivers should always look The most interesting match down. J. Remedios and J. M. de Silva v
ahend, watching the road, and Supply Iodiac. for decision this afternoon is that Y, Bajlkt and T. Isomura.
should neither smoke, nor talk, nor bolwoon. S. E. Green and E. C. Fin-
Shell-fish, auch na oysters and have dogs in their car" Club Championship-E. D. Law.
One clams, provido the diet with Sir Thomas Lipton, who has recher in the Open Singles event. An ronca v G. W.
frequently saw ather
Sewell attractive game will bo
"A"D. 8. Green liberal supply of lodine. All of drivers amoking and fondling, dogs, fturned to London after an absence
the doublos match between the Handicap of five months in New York, do- Rumjaha cousins and Honda and Bichar y C. O. Stark.
Prader-Wilson. O the ash olls are relatively rich in added the Coroner, but in this caso
vitamin D. make the thought it was an act of inad"". Akiyama. Quietly ploughing in a field at clared that he should say nothing
The full programme is as follows: y Lieut. R. P. Lonsdale.
Handicap Singles. "B" Barrow Since all of the oyster or clam vertence on the part of Mrs. Tovey, Sherburn Hill (Durham), a farm about his plans for challenging
Open Singles 9. E. Green v E, G. Handicap Doubles G. C. Grove eaten, except the shell, the con- who had an excellent character is. bed was amazed to see his horse for the America yachting cup until
sumer gets much more vitaminie a driver. hefasued his challenge: thie Fincher.
and J. G. Lawrie v W. B. Cornaby material then when he eats the The jury returned a verdict of disappear into a 20ft, Assure."
Open Doubles, A. and H. D. and A: Piercy.. year.
Ramjahn y T. Honda and T. Aldyama;
muscle meats of animals.
"Accidental Death."