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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1921.

sudden WEALTH.

A CHARMING ROMANCE OF

YOUTH,

A picture with all the elementa of charming romance, delightini adventure, and youthful freshness, is Foss and Feathers," the entertain- ing Paramount feature showing at Kowloon Theatre this evening. A glimpse at the interesting story gives some small indication of the pleasure) this tale of a sudden change from life in a aback to the extravagance of affluence offers.

When Peter Baldwin atrikes it rich, after prospecting for gold all his life, he locks up the old shack and with Susie, his daughter, storis for San Fraurieco, where Martin Ledyard, a wealthy mining investor, gives him $200 000 for his find.

Expelled from college, Ledyard's 80 Robert returns home but is promptly cast forth by a stern parent to ear his own living or go hungry. Robert accepts the situa tion, but with the little money ho has, when he is ejected takes to drink.

Sne, anxious to become a lady, induces her father to engage plausible couple named Stanton t› teach manners and deportment. The new teachers are crooks. They are spalily jerted when the man in- sults old l'eter,

Stanton later meets Robert, gets | him drunk, and robs him. Lying by the roud, Robert is rescued by Susie. and taken to her home. Peter en gages the boy as Susie's etiquitte teacher and the young people fall in love. The Ledyards object, but an unexpected and startling incident changes their minds, Stanton incident. ally falling into police hands.

With Enid Bonnet a vivacious Susie and Douglas MacLean a boyish Robert, "Fuzes and Feathers "is

a picture most pleasing.

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Rowing, sculling and sailing races ed for the Colony yesterday.

A clean bill of health was return- will make up an attractive programme for the scratch regatta which the Victoria Recreation Club are holding advertises that ladies are not allowed The Royal Hongkong Golf Club at Black Boulder Point on Sunday. to play over Happy Valley course The sailing race is open to all boats of before 1 p.m. on Sundays. 16 feet and under post entries and in- tending competitors can have their boats towed out if they wish.

Select's film version of Margaret Prescott-Montague's convincing story of the Virginian hill, "The Seeds of Mr. Leo d'Almada, for the defence, Vengeance," intensely dramatic and placed three

accused sentimental, was shown for the first in the witness box to prove that time last night at the World Theatre. that they did not have anything to Hate, kindled by a solemn oath to du with the documents and literature kill, nearly trought David Cree A launch to convey members will

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(Bernard Darning) to the brink of leave Murray Pier at 10 a.m. and an Mr. d'Almada said that the first murder. His only child whom he invitation is extended to all interest accused had applied to the Secretary fondly loved, Alderson Cree, heed. Tiffin tickets, costing $1.50, must for Chinese Affairs for the registration fore be died, made David be obtained at the Club house before

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HONGKONG 4TH DECEMBER, 1921:

2ND SUNDAY IN ADVENT.

Holy Communion at 7.50 a.m. Children's Service 10 aim. Matins at 11 a.m.

Responses. Ferial; Vonite, No. 2; Psalms, Oakley. 11 Stainer; Te Deno. Nos. 10, 8, 5; Benedictus, No. 12: Anthem, Lift up your Heads,' Coleridge Taylor; Hymo, 48. So enfold Acoen.

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Manila.-North Point:

Borelis, (A.P.C.) from Balekpappan, Fraya East reclamation works. It special article by "H. C.", about our Nam Wah, (Sik Hing) from Kwong numerous photographs, and a good Responses, Ferial; Psalms, 50, 81. gives a large, full-page plan, and Wa Sun, (Pak Hong) from Shanmi. deal of information en Hongkong's growth and need for more elbow- room. We congratulate our contem- porary on a fine bit of journalism.

chowan.-Wharf.

Wah Hang, (Wing Hing), from Fort A Bayard, Macao.-Wharf,

celebration, a concert will be held in

In connection with the Dante | ~Whaff. the Theatre Koyal on Monday. lecture on Dante will be delivered by Mr. G. P. de Martin, M.B.E., B.A.

No. 2. Mixed Pairs (Dingy

Rev. J. Kirk Maconachie is to Race) Mile (Oper). give a lantern lecture on "The Solar No. 3. Tub Sculling Mile System" at the Helena May Institute

Members (Beginners),

on Monday next, December 5 at No. 4. Open Fours (Opsn to 5.30 p.m. This lecture is open to the

all Oarsmen) 1 Mile, public. Crews will be picked from entries before the 3rd Race.

of the society. Some of the rules were promise if the law did not kill Kip to-morrow. Race will start at 11 not approved and the application was Ryerson, his murderer, that he would o'clock at Black Boulder Point. .refused. The men were engaged in do it when he reached manhood. drawing up a new set of rules-which David promised and then ran for would no doubt have been approved help, little knowing that his father at Event No. 1. Members Fours 1 Mile

when the police arrived." With the last moment repented and wished regard to the triad society book found him to retract his promise, Martha, in the basket, Mr. d'Almada said that Ryerson's wife overheard this, but the third accused, who was

an determined nut to disclose it as she ignorant little fool" bad found it hated her husband. At the age in a train, and because it contained of twenty-one, the

desire for some interesting pictures, had kept it. vengeance

still lurked in The Magistrate said that the the heart of young Cree, but love evidence for the prosecution was clear intervened. Mary pleaded with David and he must record a conviction. not to curry out his oath to kill First accused would be fined $100 for Ryerson. He eventually gave in to being concerned in the management her but his mother finally persuaded of the society, and $1 for being him to keep it as a son's duty to his member. The others would be fired father. A terrific thunderstorm, bow- $50 each for being members of the ever, frightened Martha Ryerson and society.

made her disclose her secret to Mary who in turn communicated the happy news to her lover.

DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

TRAM LINE OBSTRUCTION PROVED.

Emmanuel Henry, the African

FOOTBALL.

ARMY TRIAL MATCH.

RED v. WHITE..

chauffeur employed by the Eastern The following have been selected to Garage summoned on a charge of play in a trial match at Sockumpoo having put an obstruction on the on Monday, Decembr 6. Kick off 4 tram lines at Praye East, was again P..

Before Magistrats Lindsell this mor- Red (Wilts. colours)-Bar. Woods,

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(R.G.A.,): Sgt. Walker, (RG.A.,) Defendant's employer said that on and Cpl. Hopper, (R.A.S.C.,): Lieut. the evening of November 22, he was. Farmor, (Wilts. Capt.), Gur. Her sitting in the garage when he saw the wood, (R.G.A.) and Dr. Lansley, defendant playing with some children. (B.A.SC.); Pte. Warren, (Wilts.,) Defendant kicked a piece of battery Sgt. Evans, (Wilts.,) Gor. Lelliott, lying on the road, and it went into (R.G.A..) Gar. Harris, (R.G.A.) and the groove of one of the tram lines. Gur. Couzens, (R.G.A.) Defendant was trying to remove it White (R.G.A.'s colours).-Pte. with his foot when Mr. Hammond, of Turner, (Wilts.): Cpl. Trivett, (Wilts.) the Tamway Compury arrived and and Capt. A. Mo D. Hewitt. (R.G.A. Capt.): Pte. Sawyer, (Wilts.,) Cpl.

Seventeen defendants were fined at the Marine Court to-day for No. 5. Ladies Dingy Race mooring their cargo boats too close (Open) Mile. Gentle-shore. Three others had to pay $5 each for failure to show the regula- tion lights.

Coxswains, Sailing.

ILLICIT ARMS.

EXPENSIVE AMERICAN

PRESENT.

A Chinese who arrived from America by the "Empress of Russia" was charged before Magistrate Wood this morning with the unlawful possession of a "Colt" automatic pistol.

Inspector Spear said that the weapon was concealed in a bag among some raga.

Defendant said that the weapon was given him by a friend as a present before he left America. He did not declare it because he did not know local regulations,

Defendant was fined $200, and the pistol was confiscated.

While the chief officer of the Danish motorship "Yangtez," lying alongside Holt's wharf, was on duty between 9.30 and 10.30 yesterday morning, his cabin was entered. A looked drawer was forced open and $340 stolen.

door of Tungshing Street reports the A Chinese living on the second theft yesterday morning from a peg gold watch worth $40, a gold chain in his cubicle of a jacket containing a worth $60, a half sovereign and a jade in notes... pendant worth together $11, and $100

at the Helena May Institute on There will be an evening dance Thursday, December 29, from 8.30 p.m. to 11.15 pm. Tickets will be from the Matron. The dance is only $1.00 each, and should be obtained for ladies who are members of the Institute and for their men friends.

Describing himself as an accountant at a restaurant in Yanmati, a Chinees was charged by Inspector Browne with the possession of a Baby Colt," a spare magazine and 23 rounds of ammunition,

It is interesting to note thas a now item appears on both sides of Dolendant said that the arms were the accounts of the British North Another chauffeur said that when Lancaster, (Wilts.) and Lieut. II. R. given to him by a policeman in Canton Borneo Co. This is railway hotels, the battery fell on the tram line, the Donovan: (R.G.A.): Bdr. Veale, to try and sell for him, Remarking there being a small balance of receipts defendant walked across the road to R.G.A.) C.S.H. Pearson, (RE) that be was liable to 12 months with over expenditure at £1,530 received, remove it. He had reached the first. Pte. Menham, (Wilts.) Bdsm. out the option of a fine, the Magistrate against £1,361, exponded. rail on the garage side of the road Swanborough, (Wilts.) and Cpl. Amor, said that as the police had nothing

made trouble.

when Mr. Hammond arrived.

Mr. M. H. Turner, for the proseci-

(Wilts.)

Reserves Bdam, Murrant, (Wilts,,) tion, pointed out the discrepancy in Bdem. Webb. (Wilts.) and Spr. the witnesses' ovidence and submitted Coupland (RE)

that Mr. Hammond would not come

to Court and say things he had;

not actuall seen. The defendant UNNECESSARY WORDS,

appeared to Mr. Hammond to be WHY Faste words and advertising

against him for previous mis demeanour, the defendant would bo fined $500 or tliree months.

The contraband was confiscated.

A GERM DESTROYER:

lock juw or blood poison venulting

Tung Shing, (Yue Wo S.S. Co.) from Haiphong, Hoihow.--0.35. Shanghai.-Wharf.

Kwanglec, (C.M.S.N. Co.) from

Kwah Kuo, (Lapicque & Co.) from Port Parceval. Kowloon Bay.

Hydrangea, (Chiu On 8.8. Co.) from Swatow-Wharf,

Choy Sang. (J. M. & Co.) for Shanghai, Swatow-Wharf.

CLEARANCES.

Tak Sang, (J.M. & Co.) for Hoihow, Haiphong,Dec. 3.

PEKING FINANCES.

P

RUMOURED LOAN OF

$30,000,000.

In a special wire to the China Press from Peking or November 24, Mr. Josef W. Hall saya:-Rumour which, my investigation shows, has grounds so nearly, approaching sub- stantiation that I am no longer justified in withholding publication, Seattle, Dec. 3.

Katori Maru. (N.Y.K.) for Manila, says that tho Finance Ministry on Tuesday signed a loan with Mr. John ton-Dec. 3.

Kwangles, (C.M.S.N. Co.) for Can-J. Abbott, and the American group

of the Consortium, for $80,000,000,

The loan is to be issued at 36, a discount of 14 percent, and bear

West Hamrod, (Admiral Line) for Manila, New York.-Deo, S.

Chip Shing, (3.M. & Co.) for Can-interest at the rate of 12 percent a ton-Deo. 3.

year. Its term is to be 20 years and the security will be the Wine aud Tobacco Tax revenues.

gay.-Dec. 3.

Mikesan Maru, (M.B.K.) for Hon-

Tsingtao.-Dec. 3.

Yingchow, (B. & S.) for Shanghai

Chow Wan.-Dec. 3.

Wah Hang, (Wing Hang) Kwong

The present secrecy is said to be due to the Peking Government's dread of popular hostility, especially on the part of the Chinese Bankers' Dec. 3.

Yum Sang, (J. M. & Co.) Manila.-Association which has manifested its opposition to the signing away of révenues involved.

Wuhu, (B. & S.) Canton.-Dec. 3. Swatow, Foachow. Doc, 4.

Shinshu Maru, (Fook. Chong) for

Keelung.-Dec. 4.

Amskuss Maru, (0.8.K.) for

But the bankers' power of opposi. tion is said to have been weakened by the flurry of the past week, which in turn, however, is seen by some to be a plot to force the Chinese Govern dment into signing.

Co.

Lake Farmingdale, (P.M.S.S. for Hongay.-Dec. 4..

Hawaii Marn, (0.8.K.) for Shang hai, Tacoma.-Dec. 4.

Wa Sun, (Pak Hong) for Shan-mi, Dec. 4. Bhansi (B. & 8.) for Swatow, Shanghai-Dec. 4

Choy Sang, (J.M. & Co.) for Can ton.-Deo; 4.

Hang Sang, (J, M. & Co.) for Swatow, Shanghai.-Dec. 4.

Hwah Hain, (Kin Tye Hing) for Bangkok.-Deo. 4.

This afternoon at 4 o'clock there will be a tea party aboard the Messageries Maritimes s.s. "Angkor for which invitations have been issued A PERSONAL MATTER.

2

Hameling breath ia o dissdvantage

by the lo al agent, Mr. R. Rodenfuser. to either man or woman, maklog them The Angkor, which was formerly unwelcome companious even to their

Holy Communion 12 noon. Evens ng 6p.n.

Ma nifi at, No 7, Stainer: Nune Dimittis, Baraby. Hymns, 270, 49,.- 471.

Wesleyan Methodist Church, Quzon's Road,

OPPOSITE ROYAL NAVAL

HOSPITAL, WANCHAL

Sundi-y, 4th December 1921.

Divine Service ard Church Parade,.

10.15 8.. Subject:-Advent Ad dress." David, The King." Evening Service, & p.m. Subject: The Red Wins of Life Outpoured. Holy Communion at close of the servi'e

School at 3

pm. in the

Bailors' and Soldiers' Home, Sunday, 8.15 p.m. Chaplain's Meet fog and Social Hour, Wednesday at 8,15

p.m. Wesley Guild Sovial and Concert. Friday, 3 p.

Ladies' Working Party and Tea. Saturday, 8.15 p.m. Popular Concert arrangel by QMS. God lard, E. Church Faradh for 1st Wanchai Girl Guidos and Bodenuts os cunday at Wesleyan Church,

St. Peter's Church.

4th December 1921.

2nd Sunday in Advent.

8a.m.. Holy Communion. 11.m. Sung Eucbarist.

Intoit 49. Gradual 5, Offertory 236,

Communion 311 (Pt 2), Poat Com- munión 318; Pracher Rev. E du T. Pynor,

1, 2 and 3): Proactor: The Chaplain. 6 p.m. Evensong : 61, 27, 627, 463 (Pt. Subject: Death and Judgment.

First Church of Christ, Solentist, MacDonnell Road.

Sunday, 11.15 a.m. Wednesday, 5.45 p.m.

Supervision of the collection of this tax by Americans also is stated to have been a vital element in the con- clusion of the loan but this is vehemently denied by all parties that might be assumed to be interested: Nevertheless there are many indica- tions such as the agreement already brought near in which the Chinese] When the Canadian Pacifio liner. Government was willing to give Mr. "Empress of Russia" clears for the Abbott these terms, but at which Orient this wook, she will again have the officials balked when they dis aboard the small contingent of Gor covered he intended to turn over the mans that is now a regular feature of collecting powers to the Consortium. the railings of the big vessele, says The Daily Colonist (Vancouver) of November 9, Most of them

days, but happened to be

According of a telegram réosiyed, pray/China and Japan

cutirely re equipped tance" has been deasuption amico, a sunt cause by the Pacific Mall 9.8. Oo, from in the Fatherland when war war pressing the battery into the rail with points of morit in Chamberlain's tough Balm in promptly applied. It is an

space in describing the many from a would when Chamberlain's Pain torpedoed in the Mediterranean it and

ré since the was constipation. To remedy constipation, their Manis Office the Empire declared and are now drifting back to

breath, regulate the liver.

his foot.

swooton the

When the defendant. xo-Remedy The most fastidious aro antiseptic and destroys tile gornik which 1918, and she is now reckoned to be our bioperides and blok headaches: State," with the Ban Francisco trade their old bataty in the Far East. On turned to the garage, Mr. Hammond satisfied; when we state that it couro? «buuso” thees diseased. It ales, cabees, one of the finest vessels in the M. ketto are perfection? They spt as delegation'abpary) is due to arrive in every outcomg Empress during tho himself removed the battery and then colds and coughs from any cause, and wounds to beal without matur, tion feat. She has

gently sinature and form no habit. Hongkong at daylight remonstrated with the defendant.

that it contains absolutely no narcotics and in one third the time required

a-displacerant of Chemlata everywhore dell Finettes, or Duting their stay, here the Chemists and Storekcopers. or Injurious substar son. For sale by all the wall treatment. Fid me by a 11,000 tons and burns either coal or on top at of cent the vial from Dr.

Ohemists and Btörekeeperna

A fine of $5 was imposed.

oll funk

Willther Medicine 06 Read, Bhanghai,

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by the Chinese Chamber

months have been several going back to reopen their bandoned on the outbreak

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