1923-10-24 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 1928

COOLIE WOMAN'S DEATH. CASE DISMISSED. :

PRAYA

EAST--ACCIDENT. |_ CHINESE COP CHARGED

"CUTTING IT TOO FINE."

The death of a coolie woman, who was killed by-a-motor lorry while pushing a truck along the Praya East, was investigated at the criminal sessions to-day when a named Tang Ming-leung pleaded not guilty-to-a-charge of manslaughter.

man

WITH BRIBERY.

A Chiresc constable, attached to the Water Police, was charged this morning before Mr. J. R. Wood, at the Magistracy, with receiving a bribe at Yaumati.

Inspector Lanigan said that at 3.45 p.m. yesterday a Chinese constable ou duty saw the defendant talking to a woman in an alleyway at the "I think," said the Attorney Gen-back of the market. He saw the eral (the Hon. Mr. J. H. Kemp K.C.) woman hand something to the in outlining the Crown case to the defendant. After the defendant jury. "that many of these motor had walked away the constable to the woman vehicular accidents which occur walked, up are due to a presumption on the part of the driver of the motor, which causes the accident, that the other person will do the correct thing at the last moment. think that sometimes accidents are due to the driver of the vehicle cutting it too fine and it seems from the evidence that the latter was the of this particular accident. The prisoner thought he had room to pass and unfor- tunately he didn't."

main

Cause

With the help of plans and models, Mr. Kemp explained to the jury how the accident occurred. The woman, he said, was helping with to push a truck loaded

the

was

aad asked what had happened. The woman said she had been hawking vegetables and the de- fendant had accepted a bribe of 40 cents from her.

In support of Inspector Lanigan's statement, evidence was given by two constables and the woman.

The Magistrate said he did not believe the evidence. He thought the case had been brought because the defendant did not belong to their "ring" To bolster up a case against the constable they had pro- cured the woman to give evidence.

MISSING HEIR.

MONEY LEFT BY GENTLE- MAN IN AUSTRALIA.

old

bamboos along the Praya East in a westerly direction on the left; hand side of the road. A four-ton Sandford lorry, driven by the prisoner and belonging to Kwong Sang Hong, was following the truck and a

In December, 1921, an tramcar approaching from the opposite gentleman named Anthony Carr

have Scott died at Warriber,

Melbourne, Australia, at the ripe age of 90 years. This old gentle- aian left a considerable sum of money, and search is being made for his next-of-skin, who is be- somewhere in lieved to live England.

What

must

direction. happened, the Attorney General suggested, was that the lorry was endeavouring to overtake and pass the truck and in doing so it struck the truck and knocked down the woman and ran over her. The fact that the accident occurred at all, in view of the road space at the driver's disposal, was con- sidered by Mr. Kemp to be at least prima facie evidence of negligence. The evidence seemed to show that he failed to take ordinary and reasonable care and was therefore The guilty of manslaughter. prisoner had only had a licence for about a fortnight so that it was, the Attorney General thought, a little dangerous to put him in charge of a four-ton lorry.

(Case proceeding.)

DUTY FREE.

near

The old-established firm of New- castle solicitors, Messrs. Decs and Thompson, are advertising for this missing heir.

i The late Mr. Scott was a native of Easington, Durham, where he was born in 1831, his parents being His John and Eleanor Scott. mother's maiden name was Carr,

It is believed that Mr. Scott work- edin Newcastle as a sawyer before going to Australia in search of fortune, while still in his teens.

It is stated that a considerable sum of money is involved. In his will, Mr. Scott has made a large number of bequests to Australian charities and benevolent societies,

BUT GIN CONFISCATED BY He has also left an endowment for

COURT,

An Indian constable, named Sunder Singh, No. B. 172, was charged at the Magistracy, before Mr. C. D. Melbourne, this morning, with having one bottle of gin in his possession on which duty had not been paid.

to

The constable admitted posses- sion but said he did not know that duty had not been paid. In reply

further

the questions by Magistrate, he said the gin was given to him by a watchman named Chanda Singh employed on one of the Canton-Macao steamers, the s.s."Chuen Chau."

Sub-Inspector Macdonald said a Chinese Revenue Officer saw the defendant leave the Canton wharf carrying something under his cost. As soon as the defendant saw the Revenue Officer he tried to get rid of the bottle,

Revenue Officer Grimmett said

the benefit of Australian ex-service men who were incapacitated on active service during the Great War.

Subject to these bequests, he has left the residue of his estate to his next-of-kin, with a proviso that no Roman Catholic shall benefit there- under.

It is believed that Mr. Scott was a bachelor.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICTOE SHIPPERS AND

PASSENGERS.

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Nor.

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HAFAN PRETE.

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Pros. Grant

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Empress of Canada.

Kalbar I-Ifind.

11-Nango Y.K. Charibon Maru.

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17.-O.P.S. 17.-B. I. 17.-N.Y.K. 17.-N.Y.K. 18.-A. O. L 20.-N.Y,K. 21..-0.8.K. 91.-P. M. 22.-N.T.K. 93.-E. L. 28.-T.K.K. 20.-O.P.8. 30.A.0.L

Alauta Maru

Penang Mara. Fres. Madison. Shidzuoka Mara. Alabama Maru. Pres. Lincoln. Tango Maru. City of Paris. Biberia Maru. Empress of Russia.

8.-A.D.L Archer 19.-D. & C. Balton Castle. 14.-D. Let Stanley Dollar. 15-P.L.Eastern Prince. 15.-B. FAN Femour.

-B.FB. Dollar. Dao. 1.-D. L

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Oity of Corinth. City of Albons,

Calchas

Robert Dollar. Btuart Dollar,

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTO.

DURBAN AND CAPETOWN.

(VIA SINGAPORE, Busnes Atas, Rig DE JANEIRO, SANTOS AND Mauritius.) Oct. 87.-N.Y.E Kanagawa Maru. Nov. 1-0.8.K. Canada Maru

BARCELONA & VALENCIA

Nov. B 8.

24.-H.A.L.

Legazpi. Havelland. Ermland.

D. Lopez Y Lopez.

Dot. 1.-H. L..

18.-B. B. RINDISI VENICE & TRIESTE

Nov. 6.-L. T.

Tánczia.

Pres. McKinley,

GENOA

1.-B. B.

1.---P, &0.

U. Lopez Y Lopez. Khirs

Oct. 30.-B. F.

12.-A. O. L

Prea. Jackson...Nov. B.-G. L.

Memnon.

Glenogle.

Macedonis.

Empress of Alla. Empress of Asia.

20.-B. F. 12-N. L. 20.---0. L. Dec. 10.-G. L.

16-P. &0 $1.-O.P.8 Jau. 10.-OP B Feb. 7.-O.P.S. 22.-O.P.S.

Mar. 13.-0.2.8.

Empress of Ranela. Empress of A'lis. Exprese of Asia.

HONOLULU.

Oct. 27.-T.K.K. Nov 6.K.K.

7.-P. M. 16-T.K.K. 11.-P. M.

8.-T.K.X.

Tenyo Mara. Korea Marn. Pros. Pirros.

AMERICAN PORTO.

Caple Piniz. Glenamoy. Glengarry.

MARSEILLES.

Oct. 30.-B. F. Nov, 1.-R. F.

1.-N.Y K. 2. P. & D. G.-E. A. B.-P. D. 20.-B. P. 24.-P. & 0. 25.-E, A. 30.-P. & 0.

Shingo Maru,

Pre Linosta.

Siberia Maru.

Dec. 1.-B. F.

4.-E.

IL.-B. F.

16.-E. A.

17.-B. F.

31.-B. F.

- VANCOUVER, ETC.

Oct. 25.-O.P.8.

27.-B. F. Nov. 4.N.V.K.

17.-O.P.S. 29.-C.P.8. 30.-B. F. 20.-N.Y.K. $1.-0.8.E. 30.-A.0.1. Dec. 18.-B. F.

91.-C.P.S. Jan. 8.-B. F. Feb. 18.-B. X.

Empress of Asia, Tyndarous.

. Iso Maru.

Empress of Canada. Empresa of Russia Protesilaus

Shidzooka Mard. Alabama Maru. Pros. McKinley. Achilles. Empress of Alia. Philoctetes Protesilaus.

VICTORIA..

Oct. 25.-AO.L.

17.-F. Nov. 4.-N.Y.K.

Prea. Jefferson. Tyndaraus. Iyo Mara. Fres. Grant Pros. Madison. Protesilaus. Shidzsoka Maru Alabama Maru. Pres. McKinley. Pros. Jackson. Achillur. Philoctetes Empres of Asia. Empress of Russia. ...Pratesilaus.

B.A. U. IL 18.-A. O. L. 20.-B. F. 10. -N.Y.K. 21.-0.9.K. 30.A.0.L. Dec. 19.-A. O. L.

18.-D. F. Jan. 8.-B. F.

13.-C PS. Feb. 7.-C.P.S

16. B. F. 22.-0.P.4.

Mar. 13.-0.P.S.

S

Empress of A'ia. Empress of A is.

SEATTLE.

Oct, 25.A.0.£. Nov. 4.-N.Y.K.

6.-~A.O.. 18.-A. O. LL. 2.-B. F. 10.-N.Y.K. 21.--0.8 K. Dec. 12-A. O. L.

18.-R. K

Jan. 8-B. F.

16.-B. F.

Pros. Jefferson.

Ivo Maru. Pros. Grant. Free. MadisoD. Protesilaus. Shidzacka Maru. Alabaina Maru. Pres. Jackson. Achillos.

Philoctates. Tyndareus.

LOS ANGELES.

Lord Leverhulme's offer of the island of Lewis to the people con- tinues to be the chief topic of local conversation. Several meet- Nov. · 1.-U.S.8.B. ings have been held by the public bodies concerned for the purpose of considering the offer which on

it was quite possible the defendant did not know that duty had not to be held. been paid on the bottle. The

7.-U.8.8.B.

Mursa. West Usckus.

SAN FRANCISCO.

27.-T.K.K

all hands is agreed to be most Oct 16-TEE generous, and further meetings are

Nor. 1.-US.S.B.

L.-T.K.K. 7.-U.S.S.B. 18.-T.K.K. 28.-T.K.K

The popular feeling is in favour

watchmen on these steamers were of acceptance, but some little time the men responsible for all the will be required before a final de- snuggling. They were not press-cision can be reached. ing the case against the policeman. The general opinion is that that The Magistrate: I suppose these part of the Offer relating to the Stor noway area, within a radius of

Indians Rke gin?

Taiyo Marn. Tonyo Maru.

· Mursa Forea Maru. West Cactus. Shinyo Mara. Siberia Maru.

Jan. 15.-D. L.

Stuart Dollar.

RIO DE JANEIRO.

Jan. 2.-E. L.

6.-E. A

8.-B. F 10.-P. &.0. 28-B. I. Feb. 8.-P. & 0.

10.-E. A.

18.-E. A. 81.-EL. 22.-P. & O. Mar. 7.-P. & 0.

9.-E. . 21.-P. & 0. 30.-E. L. Apr. 4.-P. &.0.

10.-E. A. 18.-E. J. 18.-P. & 0. May 16.-P. & 0.

Momnon. Kurynylus Kitano Maru. Caledonio. Chilo. Nellore.

Dani Nyanza:

Peru. Kalyan.

Keemun.

City of Kanchi. Fat pedon. Afrika. Yingchow. Diomed.

City of Paris. Malaya. Patroclus "Macedonia. Kainer-I-Hind. Kashgar, Asin. Annani. City of O'terbury Morca.

Karmala. Java.

Naldera.

City of York. Delta.

Obilo. City of Cairo Chine. Kashmir.

GIBRALTAR..

NOT. 2.-P. 40. 3.-P. &O, $4.-P. & Q 30.-P.&O. Dec. 28-B. I.

Caladonis. Nallars. Nyanza Kalyan Kaiser-I-Hind.

- LONDON.

Oct. 25.-C.P.A.

Jo.-B. F. Nov. 1.-N.Y.K. .2.-P. & 0, 3-0, 8, K. 5.-G. I. 6.-E. A. 6.-P. & 0. Q.-B. F. 7.-N.Y.E. 10.-B. L 11.-G. L 12.--E. L. 13.-E.F. 18.-P. 40. 17.---0.P.8. YO.-B. F. 24.-F. & 0. 21.-P. & 0. 24. B. F. 25.-E. A 30.-C.P.8. 29.-G. L. 30. P. & D. Dac. 4-E L

10.-E. A. 11.-B. F. 14.-P. & O. 15.-E. A. 18.-B. F. 21.-O.P.8. 24.-B. F.: 28.-P. & O.

31:-B, F.

R. O. Grimmett (holding up seven miles from the post office, VIA SAISON, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, JAD. the bottle): This is the only gin will be accepted; but the landward they drink. Naturally as soon as part of the offer, which is every-

he was seen he would try and dis- thing outside the town radius, is pose of the bottle,

more difficult to deal with, em-

The Magistrate: Oh yes, he would probably think I am in the Police Force and iflam caught with this bottle of gin in my posses sion it will be a serious matter for me.".

The

DURBAN & CAfetown).

VALPARAISU,

bracing as it does a very large number of crofts, as well as valu- VIA JASAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO

able salmon fishings, shooting

perties.

SAN PEDRO, BALING ÜBUZ, BALBA CALLAO, ARLOA & Iquique), Ango Maru. H-Aron

Beiro Maru. Rekuyo Maru. Stuart Dollar.

lodges, and other important prot. 3.-T.K.K.

Nov. 10.-T.LO. In certain of the landward parts Dec. 4-T.H.K. Magistrate discharged

16.-D. L. defendant and told bin that he the rates are over 20s. in the Jao. 13.-.T.K.K. would have to be more careful in how they would be benefited if pound, and the crofters do not see future. The bottle of gin was con- they have to shoulder this burden. fiscated by order of the Court..

Nov. 19.-18.B. The question may have to be put

$4

ARETHUSA."

1922 STATISTICS,

G6 Bore sent to the Royal Navy,

9 Borg passed Advanced Navy

tinas (part of the 66 boys). 32 Boys sent to the Mercantile

Marine.

192 Average number on

throughout the year.

board

PORTLAND,

to the people, and something in the Deo. 2.-U.8.&B.

West Kader. West Jessup.

NEW YORK,

''

nature of a plebiscite taken.

Lord Leverhulme bought the island five years ago, hoping to develop It, but he has been

Nov. 1-N.V.K.

10.-T.LO

hampered by all sorts of difficulties, 8.-A.O.LL Archer and his decision to give the island

to the people means a sacrifice by Dec. 27.-8.8.L. him of nearly a million sterling.

The case in which an old woman, a man and a girl were

106 Boya admitted during the year. charged with having murdered 182 Boys discharged during the an old man at Aberdeen ended

yesterday afternoon. The

year.

old

101 Letters received fram Old Boys, woman and the man were found ' guilty and sentenced to death and 105 Visits paid by Old Boys.

the girl was acquitted.

80 Clood Conduct Medals Awarded.,

68 Boya passed First Aid.

69 Boys Confirmed.

10-Boys-60ured Award of Merit

for Bwimming.

62 Boyn nocured Bronze Medal-:

lions for Swimming:

68 Boys Recured Life Saving Certin

ficates.

"All Bove taught in the Swim. ming Bath throughout the year.

MONIA SAVENG

BARGAINS,

SENCERE

(Via Panama.)'

Takatoro Maru.

Helimin. Elkton. (VIA BURL.)

Aldinous. Legazpi.

London Maru, Slavio Prince... City of Oran. Bolton Castle Stanley Dollar- Tavoer. Ajax. Eastern Princo H. S. Dollar. City of Corinth. City of Athens. a. Lopez X Loped.

Ont. 28.-B. F. Nov. 1.-B. B.

3.-0.8.6. 4.-P. L. B.F 12D. & Co. 14.-D. L 15.-8. T. 25.-B. F. 15.-P. L. Doo. 2.-D. L. B. F. In-B. F. .10.-B. B.

$4-B. FCalchis. 29.-D...

Ecbert Dollar. Stuart Dollar.

BOSTON....

-Out 28.-B. F. Nov. 1. -N.Y.K/

دو

Aleinods, Taketoyo Bara: Friuca Blavis. City of Oran.

B.-E. A

8.-B. F. 11.-P. & O. 11.-B. F.

16.-E, A. 20.-P. & 0. Feb. 8-P. & 0.

Empress of Asix. Atreus,

Kitano Maru. Calodonia. London M.ru. Glonogle.

HEN'S CHANGED SEX.

LAID EGGS AND AFTER WARDS BECAME A FATHER

A remarkable story of a Buff Orpington hen which, after leading a-respectable family life for three and a half years, producing eggs and rearing chickens, turned into a cockerel and became the father of a family was described by a young Edinburgh zoologist, Dr. F. A.E. Crewc.

Dr. Crewe said at 34 years the hen's plumage began to take on the attributes of a cockerel and she began to crow, "at first with an effort, as though practising," Later the comb and wattles were The-bird increasingly marked.

passed through the regular moult- ing stage, and as the feathers were replaced it was found they were entirely cockerel's plumage.

After recovering from an illness in the winter the bird was mated in the spring with a virginal hen of the same breed. The eggs were incubated but for three months there was no result. Then there were evidences of fertilisation. Two chickens were hatched alive, and were reared.

The father sickened and died, and a post-mortem examination showed that the bird had suffered from severe abdominal tuber culosis. The effect of this had been

the gradual removal of the ovary tissue and the subsequent forma tion of tissue of the opposite sex.

***Hen pheasants, which in their old age had developed the charact cristics of the cock bird, were exhibited at an exhibition at the Royal College of Surgeons in 1914. As reported recently, the bird to which Dr. Crewe referred, with all the plumage of a cock and posses ing a lusty crow, laid an egg in its pen at the National Utility Poultry Show at the Royal Horticultural Hall in December 1921.

Feb. 10-E. A. Mar. 9.-E. A. Apr. 10-E A.

Asia. JAYS.

Chi o

ROTTERDAM.

Oct. 24.-N. L. 26.-B. F. 3.-B. F.

Nr. 3-0 S.K.

5.-B. P. 5.-G. L. D.-E. A. 6.-B. F. 7.-N.Y.E 10.-E. L 13.-B. F. 10--B, F. $0.- 8.L 94.-P. & U. 24.-B. F.. 25.-R. A

21. G. L Deo. 7.Q.J. Lu

8.- H.A.L 10.-G. I

Weser. Elpenor.

Atrous.

London Xra.

Eamour

Glenogle.

Chile.

Tairasias.

Matsumoto Mara,

Peru-

Gle amoy Ouda kork Havelland.

-Glengarry

*Afrika.

VOTING CONTEST.

OUR $50 PRIZE.

POPULAR CINEMA ACTRESSES.

CHINA MAIL'S 8TH BIG FREE EVENT.

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This week's China Mail voting contest is similar to the previous one, Who are the ten most popular cinema actresses in the list given below? Name them in their order and win our $50 prize.

Twosiy different cinema actresses are named below, Belect the ten you consider the most popular and write them out in the order of your chalos. Than out the form dat and send it to the "China Mall” offoa marked **Vota.”

The Hat which comes nearest the correct solution will win the prize. The correct solution will be decided by the general vote, the item polling the most votes being placed first, the one coming next being placed second and so on unti the list of fan la completed.

Therefore the secret of the contest is Not to select the ten most popular Boms in alphabetical order from our J, But to select the ten most popular names from our list and judge what place each individually will occupy-which will come first, which second, and so on until all ten have been placed.

The contest lasts from Monday to Saturday. The result will be annoutoad in the "China Mail" on the agcoeading Wednesday, when the winner's name will be published along with the correct list.

Evary copy of the "China Mail" contains one for giring the reader one try for the prize. Regalar readers than have not less than six tries in ons week. Competitors may sand in as many-fornis as they like.

Forms should be sent in to reach the "China Mail" by Monday. Any forms resolved by the "Chias Mali" istor ihan Monday will be discounted.

Any forms When making your choice use only the words given belom. wrongly marked, mutilated, or indistinctly written will be ruled out,

The decision of the Editor upon sny polnts which may arise shail ba Onal.

Members of the “China Maif” stan are dobarred from entering the contest.

MAKE YOUR CHOICE HERE

Below we name twenty cinema actresses, Select the ten you think the most popular,

Mildred Harris Chaplin

Betty Compson

Viola Dana

Bebe Daniels

Priscilla Dean

Lilian Gish

...Louise Glaum Alice Joyce

Katherine Macdonald

Nazimova

City of Hankow.

I...

2...

{..

Adreatus.

3...

Bachsen.

Adolf von Bayer.

4...

Nyar 2.

Glaucos.

5...

6....

7...

8...

--U. P.

Sarpedoa.

13.-B. F.

Laomedon.

9...

13. B. F.

Adra to.

I.-H.A.L.

E-mland.

10....

11...

21.-Y L.

12...

Mabel Normand

thalz

21.-B. F.

Autolscus

13...

Dorothy Phillips

27.-B. F.

Gl ucua.

29.-B. A. T

Preossen.

14...

...Mary Pickford

Malaya

8.-B. F.

Patroclun,

15...

11.-H. A. L.

Rheinland.

11-B, F. 15, E. &

Molanus Annam

16...

17...

Ania.

28-H. A. L Mar. 0.-E. A. Apr. 10.-E. A

Vogtland.

18...

Constance Talmadge

JAYA,

Cbile.

19...

20...

Empress of Russia,

Chile.

Nellore.

Tolresias. Matsumoto Maru.

City of Harkow. Glenluce.

City of Lincola.

Adrastoa.

Malwa

20.-B. F.

Jan. 1.-E. A

Empress of Canada, Feb. 10.-E A.

Machaon.

Boodan.

Nyatza Glancus. Teri.

Glenamoy. Kalyan. Olty of Karachi. Glengarry. Barpedon. Dovanka

Afrika. Helenus. Empress of A'la. Autölyena. Kaiser-I-Hind. Laomedon. City of Paris: Malays

Patroclue. Kalya Malanus.

Annam, Macedonia. Kashgar.

Asis.

Mentor.

10.-E. A. 18-B. F. JL-E L...

City of Canterbury, 11.-P. & O. Moren. Mar. 7.-F.&O. Kermals.

9. E. A YE

"Nalders 191-Per City of York.

30,EL

Apr.. .-P. & Ope Delta. 10.-E. A Chile.. 18.-E. L. City of Cairo.

China. 10.-P.&O. May S.-P. & U. Kalyan,

16.-P. & D.

Kashmir,

HAVRE

Nov. 1.-B. F.

10.-E. L

Eurypylus. City of Hankow.

LIVERPOOL

Oct. 30.-B. F. Nov. 1.-B. F. 2.-E. F.. Dec, 1.-B. F.

17.-B. F. 21.-R. F.

Mamnon. Eurypylus. Oanla.

Ecomun, Ningchow. Diomed.

FLASGOW.

Memnon.

Oct. 20-B. B. Nov. 1.-B.. Euryphylos.

Canta Кертип, Dec. 1.-B. F...

Diomed. I-B..

¡Dec.

ASSTERDAM..

Ooitkerk. Okljar Pera 'Onderkerk,

Laosedon Malays Annat.

Helonus.

Machaon.

ANTWERP.

Nov 1-N.Y.K.

2.- P&O. $-0. 8. K. 6.-P. &O.. 13.-B.-F.

20.-H.8.L.

24-P.&O.

24-H.A.L.

$0.-P. $0. 88.-R. I. Dec. 2.-H.A.L

14.-P. & O.

Kitano Mara. Caledonia. Lordon Maru. Nellore.

Admatus.

Adolf von Bayer. Nyanza.

Havelland.

Kalyan

Kaiser 1.Hind. Ermland. Deranha.

HAMBURG.

Oct. 30.-B. &. Nov. 3.-4. B. K.

3.-B. F. 8.-J.O.J.L. B.—G, L 5. A. 6.-B. F. 7.-N.Y.K. 10.-LLLL 20. H.6.1. 20.-R. F. -#---N. L.

24.-B.A.L 1.-B. F. 11.-G. L. Doc 7.-.0.3.

Atreus London Maru.

Exmaons.

Oostverk.

Glebogle

Okile.

Teirorise. Matsumoto Mara. City of Hankow. Adolf von Bayer. Machaon. Plaz Havellard

Anna Q. Nillson

...Miss du Pont

Anita Stewart

Gloria Swanson

Norma Talmadge

Alice Terry

CUT THIS OUT

To the Editor

China Mail,

Hongkong.

Sir,

Hongkong, Oct. 24, 1923.

most

I consider the following the ten popular cinema actresses placed in the order in which I think they are liked best-

Please write clearly in block letters.

8.BAL

Glanous. Glenamoy. Ouderkerk. Hatolland.

10.---C. L

Glengarry.

3.

18.-H. A. L

Ermland.

*

16.-E. A.

18.-B. F.

Afrika

Helenus. Autolycus. Paru. Preusson. Malaya Rheinland. Honelans. Annani, Ásla

5.

8...

Vogtland.

JATA.

Chile.

8

BREMEN.

24.-B. F. £8.-E. A. 18.-H. A. I Jan. 6.-EA.

11.-E. A. L 11.-B. F 15. A. Feb. 10.--E. A

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COPENHAGEN,

Name

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Chile.

-Port-

Afrika. Malays

Address

Aala

"Jáva:

Ohile