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MENTHOLATUM

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FAMINE IN KWEICHOW.

THE CHINA. MAIL.'

THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE

An appeal has been made by the Educational Association of Kweichow to the Caston Government for con- tributions to relieve the suffering: of the people in Kweichow who are While Parliament is discussing the now starving on account of crop? addition to the Dentists' Register off failures through drought and subse a rumber of ur qualified dentists, ead❘quent hailstorms. The crops in the a scheme appears in be on foot to farming regions of the province were epend millions in ferming a National destroyed mostly by drought and Dental Service, a great part of the locusts. Hundreds of thousands of: nation goes on serenely neglecting people are suffering from want of food while many others are forced its eceth.

out of employment.

This was the view expressed to a reporter by Sir Frank Colyer, the great dentist, who stated that millions of poends could be saved to

the nation alone by the tooth-brush. LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

Visitors from the United States at tending our summer functions have. been greatly surprised by the bad con- dition of the teeth of English men and women which spoil beauty and good Jacks "our horrible teeth," was the remark of one candid critic.

"It is not that the dentists of the United States are more skilled than our own," said Sir Frank Colyer.

ARRIVILA.

The s.s. "Jacox" Capt. W. Appel, 1,621 tons, arrived this morning at 6 am. from Singapore with 634 tops) of general cargo.

The .. "Kitano Maru," Capt. M. Nakamura, 4,930 tons, arrived

They would be the first to confess this morning at 7 am from Singa- that they learned a great deal from pore with 860 tons of general cargo.

the English school, but the people of;

the United States are themselves far

ahead of us in the care of their teeth.

With us be neglect of the teeth has become almost a crime,

-ENSIDIOUS DISEASE.

DEPARTURES.

The 3.5.

"Kwangtah," Capt Stewart, sailed for Shanghai at 4 p.m.

The na "Lake Fielding," Capt. Udby, sailed for Penang via Singapore | at 4 pm. to-day with 700 tons of general cargo.

*No elaborate dental service will ) to-day with 600 tons of general and ever teach people to look after their through carya Tueth or markers and parents to book' after their children's teeth. It is a hard lesson to teach because dental disease is an insidious sart of busi ness. There may be no pain at all in the beginning, and where there is no pain or cutward show of disease there is apathy.

CLAMARENCES,

Pyorrhea, which starts with poison collecting in around the gums and later -spreads through the system, slowly but surely gains a bold in youth, and -in middle-age or when other illness

occurs it takes its toll. It is also a Dogs numbering 2,772 were contributory cause of many diseases, licensed during 1920, nine watch dogs "If every person could be educated free of charge. Of 185 stray dogs up to the viral necessity of dental imfounded 108 were destroyed, 37 hygiene the nation would be saved claimed, and 32 sold, leaving eight in millions of pounds and countless lives. the Home for the year 1920. And the tooth-brush can assist to a very large degree if it is

used thoroughly, not only night and morning but also after meals."

Thess. "Kaifong." British, cleared layers to-day and will sail for Haiphong via Beihow at 9 am. to-morrow.

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"GHOST MOON."

AGE OLD RITUAL.

CHANGING CHINA-

China continues to change, with chameleon facility-having in mind a sort of worn and leisurely chame-

The kinema, chewing gum, cigar ettes and Paris garters and many another alien Innovation have been adopted with such speed and lack of dissent that they are no longer re garded as startling. Now, however, comes a determined attack from within upon an age old institution of the country.

Three local organisations have come forward with a proposal for the abolition of the sacrifices and ceremonies held annually during the seventh moon to appease the appetites and anger of the "hungry spirits," says the China Press. During

the seventh moon which is the next moon it is the practice of the various watchmen and other dictators of the districts to go about the various alleyways and section of | street coming under their jurisdiction and collect funds from shopkeepers and householders. The funds, or a part of them, go toward the furnish- ing of feasts and the engagement of priests and their assistants, who organise procession, chant and burn much josspaper in the streets and run barriers of prayer festooned ropes about the blocks of buildings i this rendered immune to ghostly Į depredation. The spirits command- ing this attention are those forlorn and restless ones which boast no į posterity to render them the custo

mary family rites.

The organisations which have moved against the practice are the | amalgamated street unions of Chapel. Mhe Haining Road Street Union and the National Products Lecture Bereau. At a meeting held on a Sun- day, respresentatives of these bodies decided to attack the superstition by circulating handbills among the shop- keepers asking thest not to give money for the ceremonies, by reques- ting the local authorities to probibit the rites and by writing the various- guilds and suggesting that the money ordinarily set apart for the ghost festival be devoted to some industrial development.

THIEVES PUT TO FLIGHT.

Near an isolated piece of waste ground in Shanghai Street yesterday afternoon, an Indian was set upon by three men one of whom snatched a $10 note from his pocket, The Indian grabbed the note back, tearing it in two. When he showed fight the } thieves made off taking with them' half the note. The Indian gave chase, but did not manage to catch the thieves.

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The Southerners are also busy tean- sporting troops. The Wachang-Red- Cress has been ordered to hold Raelf in readiness to deal with 2,080 woticed- ed at any time. `-.

There is still no news of any actual fighting, although a clash appears to be inevitable. The price of rice is rising locally, The people of Hankow continue to regard the situation placidly, and the influx from Wa chang has abated.

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