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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929.
LEAGUE CRICKET.
THE ROYAL ENGINEERS
· IMPROVE POSITION.
The Royal Engineers improved their position in the cricket League yesterday, when they met the R.A.S.G. at Sookunpoo and won by over 100 runs, after knocking up 178 for nine wickets, declared. The Service Corps replied with 72, Durand taking six. wickels for 16 runs.
The full scores were:
Royal Engineers."
Sig. Waters, b Simpson *.
Q. M. S. Leppard, e MeIntyre, b
Bimpson
L/C Penny, c and b Fey
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Harrison, e Lyons, & Simpson
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b Fry ...
Sig. Warwick, e Simpson, b Me.
Intyre
C. 8. M. Kennard, b Melniyro
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CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
.LATEST PROMOTIONS AND
TRANSFERS.
Captain W. Shaw, of the Luchów, has gone master, Nanchang. Captain B. Umploby, of the Nanchang, has gone master, Luchow.
Mr. Y. N. Campbell, chief officer, Shuntien, has gone acting master,
BARRICADES OUTSIDE POLICE COURT.
CHARGE AGAINST A STEPMOTHER.
London, Dec. 12. Dramatic scenes woro-witheased at the police-court at Rovorley, Yorkshire, when little Jean Stator, aged 7, made her first appearance
IS IT CATCHING?
A Theory and Somo Proven Facts About Rheumatism,
A now theory of medical science about rheumatism is that it is contagious and may be passed os by one person to another sleep. ing in the same room. But this has not yet been definitely provon. One of the few certain items of knowledge about rheumatism is
Cheklang. Captain S. M. Barling, of in publle since she was found lying that in many thousands of case
the Chekiang, in on reservo.
Captain A. Cook, of the Chenan, has gono master, Naghai. Captain N. Hardie, of the Ninghai, has gone master, Chenan.
Captain J. E. Richards, from re- 10 Berve, has gone master, Fatahan, Captain R. Mitchell, of the Fatahan, 40 in on Homo leave,
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L/C Durand,c Tavlin, b'Simpson.
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Col. Skinner, not out
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Licut, Osborne, b McIntyre
Lieut. McDonald, not out
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Extras Ava
Fry
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McIntyre
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Total (for 9 wkts, dec.). 178 - Bowling Analysis.
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Cpl. Croweroft, run out L/C Fennell, b Durand
Pie. Wingfield, & Durand Ptc.
Lyons, c Durand,
1./C Tavlin, b Osborne
Pte. Fry, b Darand
Pte. Andrews, not out
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Pte. Simpson, b Durand
Capt. Williams, b Durand
L/C MeIntyre, b Durand
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Captain D. Lupton, from reserve, has gone master, Kwangchow. Cap
nin J. D. Milne, of the Kwangchow, has gone master, Antung. Captain G.. A. G. Morse, of tha. Auking, is on TEBUTVC.
Mr. P. McAlister, chief officer, Tatung, has gona chief officer, Ichang.
Mr. J. R. Llley, from reserve has gone chief officer, Ninghai. Mr. E. L. Hurley, chief oflicor, Ninghai, has Kone chief officer, Hain Peking. Mr. T. Gofton, chief officer, Hisin Peking, bas gone chief officer, Tatung,
Mr. W. P. Bruce, from reserve, has gono chief officer, Luchow, Mr. 3. Atkins, chief officer, Luchow, has gone chief officer, Shuntien.
Mr. J. N. Daniel, extra second officer, Hsin Peking, has gone second 12 officer, Tungling.
Mr. W. B. Paul, chief officer, Wan- thaien, is on reserve.
Mr. D. C. Cameron, extra second oficer, Ttaung, has gone acting chief oolleer, Linan.
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Mr. J. S. Anderson, chief officer, Linan, has gone extra chief oficer, 72 sin Peking.
Mr. C. W. Rendall, second officer, Wantung, has gone extra second w.allicer, Wanhaien,
Total
Bowling Analysis.
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the
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Skinner Oaborne
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KOWLOON TEAMS FOR SATURDAY.
Mr. F. II. W. Graybrook, chief officer, Tatung, has gone chief officer, Fengtien. Mr. S. C. Smith, chlef officer, Fengtier, has resigned.
Mr. J. W. Bennelt, second officer,
Antung, is on reserve. Mr. R. C. B. Lee, second officer, Ningpo, has gone second officer, Antung.
Mr.. E. Michelmore, second officer, Fatshan, is on reservo.
officer,
Mr. A. McVean, from Home leave, has gone chief engineer ofleer, Shast. Mr. J. Symington, from Home leave, has
chief engineer Kune Tatung,
Mr. A. Puddephat, on arrival from Home, has gone extra third engineer officer, Shasi,
The following have been select ed to represent the Kowloon 1st XI v. Queen's on Kowloon Football Club ground, on Saturday, kick of at 4 p.m.-Angus; Guest, Pile;
Mr. W. H. 9. Ward, third engineer Hedley.. Easterbrook, Robson; Clemo, Davies, Spary, Miles and oficer, Wachang, has resigned.
Mr. R. L. Ingledew, third engineer Baldwin, Reservo-Hast,
officer, Sunning, has gone second The following have been selected engineer affleur, lehang. Mr. E. C. to represent the Kowloon 2nd XI razpatrick, second engineer officer, v. Pollce 2nd XI in the Shield | Ichang, bus gone extra second match on St. Joseph's ground, opisngineer.offeer, Hsin Peking. Saturday, kick off at 230 p.m.: Mr. A. B. Sinclair, third engineer Angus; Moore, Hast; Canipbell, officer, Hsin Peking, has gone third Nicholls, Blacklock; Hannah, Wad-engineer officer, Sunning, dington, Moss, Dunnett and Enst-
Reserve-Seddon,
MAR.
LAWN TENNIS.
Mr. J. A. Anderson, from reserve, has gone extra second engineer olieer, Tatung.
Mr. J. M. Brackenridge, second engineer officer, Chekiang, is on re- Berve. Mr. H. S. Luscombo, from reserve, has gone acting second eagineer officer, Cheklang.
Mr. J. W. S. Hood, extra second
UNIVERSITY PAST STUDENTS engineer officer, Kwangehow, has gone
BEAT THE PRESENT,
unconscious, seriously injured, acar the Beverley racecourse early on November 16,
Her stepmother, Mrs. May Slator, was charged with the at tempted murder of the girl."
Owing to the behaviour of the public on the last two occasions, when Mrs. Slator had been brought to the court, the police to-day took exceptional precautions to deal with them.
They put barricades in front of the public court and lined the people up in ranks.
Whispered Replies. Jean was first questioned by Mr. Basil Barton, who prosecuted. She the questions in a replied to whisper.
She said she was with her mother on Westwood Common on the day alio was hurt. Her mother had a
basket,
in the basket?-Some string, which Mr. Barton: Had aho anything my mother put there.
Tell me what happened-Jean? Mummle put some string round my neck.
Jean added that she did not know what happened next. Waking up in Hulk Royal Infirmary was the first thing she remembered.
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Captain Foster, the ty, analyst, said 1 corner
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of ♫ brick found the apot where Jean was discovered was stained with human blood and had a fine flaxen hair attached to one corner. On a pair of gloves be- longing to prisoner he also found a spot of human blood.
In his opening statement Mr. Barton stated that near the spot. where Jean was found there was half a brick. It was quite dry, nl- though there had been heavy rain the previous day.
Mr. Slator, he said made a state- ment which ran to 20 closely-typed foolscap folies. It took 74 heure to make, hut Mrs. Slator had rest and food during that period.
Mr. Barton read an extract from the statement
ordinary girl. She did not laugh She (Jean) never played ko an and was a dreadful child. She was very, destructive, and when asked why she had done certain things al- ways replied, "I did it to vox you, mummie."
The hearing was adjourned.
POWERFUL FILM AT THE QUEEN'S.
EMIL, JANNINGS' FINE ACTING.
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There can be no questioning the dramatic power of "The Way of All Flesh," the Paramount film at present being screened at the Queen's Theatre. In it, Emil Jannings Scores another big
extra second engineer officer, Tean. Mr. H. S. Myler, from reserve, has The University "Present" entertain-gone extra third engineer officer, Tean. ed a team of the "Past" yesterday at Mr. K. McDonald, extra third Pokfulum, and lost by the narrow engineer officer, Kwangchow, has gone triumph, for, above all else, the margin of one game. Scores were extra third engineer officer, Anhui, as follow:
Ng Sze-kwong and C. Chon beat G. de Souza and T. K. Tan 6-5; beat K. T. San and T. W. Chong 6-5; beat I. C. Lim and H. T. Les 6-5.
T. C. Iu and Horace Lo lost to Souza and Tan 4-7; lost to Sun and Chong 4-7; beat Lim and Lee 10-1,
A. II. Rumjahn and T. L. Iu lost to Souza and Tan 4-7; lost to San and Chong 4-7; beat Lim and Leo 6-5. Total: Tast" 60, "Present" 49.
GUARDS' CRICKET.
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Captain H. S. Allison, from Home picture stands forth as an example leave, has gone
this master, Luenho. of the forceful acting of Captain A. Sinclair, of the Luento, talented screen star. is on reserve.
Captain A. Dockwrey, of the Foo- shing, is on reserve. Captain W. A. Balch, from reserve, has gono master, Fooshing.
The story is simply told, without the aid of many sub-titics. The first part shows a day in the well- regulated life of August Schiller, Captain W, J. Booker, of the Hop-the cashier of a German bank in sang, is on reserve. Mr. E. L. M. America, and this is in some Merrett, chief officer, Leesang, has respects quite the best part of the gone master, Hopsang,
film. Schiller is then sent to Mr. J. Shiel, from reserve, has gone Chicago for the purpose of effect- second officer, Tingsang.
Mr. C. R. Harris, second officer,ing the sale of cortain bonds, and Kunwgo, le on reserve.
on the railway trip ho falls in
The Guards' Association of Hong- Mr. J. Tolmie, third officer, Cheong with a woman of the world, who kong and South China, at a meeting shing, han resigned. Mr. II. J. Cairns, soon has him in her grip-too held in Lane, Crawford's on Tues-from reserve, has gond third officer, soun, perhaps, to be really con- day, discussed the possibility of Cheongshing,
vincing. Then follows a series raising cricket team
Mr. J. D. Palmer, from reserve, has of disasters, culminating in the amongst their members to play gone third officer, Chaksang. other clubs in the Colony. The at- Mr. R. Clark, from reserve, has loss of the bonds and erroneous tendance was not very large, but Mr. B. L. Barcus, third engineer willing to bring shame on his gono third engineer ufficer, Pingwo, reports of his tragic death. Un- the hope was expressed that mem- oficer Pingwo, hus gone third engineer family by a revelation of the truth,, bera who were not present and who officer, Kwalaang.
Schiller, now a broken man, be wished to play cricket would_com-
Captain J. B. Bruce of the Ichang, comes u "down and out! Ho municate with the Honorary Secre- has gone master, Chekiang
finally braces his family, now risen Mr. W. L. Thomas, chief officer, to afluence as a result of the Szechuen, has gone acting master, musical genius of one of his sons, Ichang
eventually slinks away into the but fears to reveal his identity and great city. The pathos of the situation le rather too drawn out, but the temptation to give a happy ending to the story has been re- sisted, and for this reason the film is all the more effective,,
tary,
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Berlin, Jan. 9.
king.
Mr. F. N. Booth, chief oflicor, Sheng- king, has gone chief offeer, Szechuen. Mr. J. R. Forster, second officer, Chenan, has gone chief officer, Sheng Mr. R. W. Forster, from reserve, has gone second officer, Chenan.
Mr. R. J. Powrie, from reserve, has gong supernumerary chief officer, Hein Peking,
As we say, Emil Jannings is Herr Schact, president of the Mr J. 8. Anderson, aupernumerary responsible for some fine acting, Reichsbank, and Herr Albert second officer, Hain Peking, Is on and a word must also be added of Voegler, the steel magnate of Home leave
the work of Phyllis Haver as tho Dusseldorf, have been appointed Mr. J. W. E. Warrior has been "vamp." The flm is somewhat German representatives on the Re-appointed supernumerary second morbid, but of its emotional power parations Committee of Experts.
Doctor Melchior, the Hamburg Ichang, has gone chief officer, Shun- Mr. Y, N. Campbell, acting manter, banker, and Herr Ludwig Kastl, of tien."
ofleer, Hain, Peking.
there can be no question..
the League of German Industrial- Mr. J. Atkins, chief officer, Shud- ists, are substitute delegates-Won, has gone supernumerary chief in the world," anid Dr.
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