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THE CHINA MAIL

BUSINESS DIRECTORY POLICE AT DINNER

Dentist

arry Fong, Dondist.

La foor, No. 74. Queen's Central. Tel. Central No. 1355.

-gineers & Shipbuilders

#. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Engineer and Shipbuilder

Kowloon Bay OBI Fing "L'

New Work and Repairs

Importers & Exporters

Photographers....

Rodeo Cheung, Fotographer

23. Ice House Street.

Kwong Sun & Co., 58, Queen a Hond

Central, Ka Ohi Chang (Manager), wong Blog Him (Asst.) Tal. Öen. $189.

Land & Estate Agents Pan Tior "ho, Land & Extase. eo te

Tel. Central 11-1987)

28, Queen's Road Central.

Modistes

Madame Flint

(istot Parisian models).

BosconaBeld Arcade Branch, Developing & Printing andariakum

Printers

"The China Ma!)," General Printers,

Publihers and Bookbinders.

6, Wham Street. Tal 0.21.

Ship Chandlers

E. Bing & Co..

So Wing Woo Street. Tel Centrs: 1118 Metal Merch & Ship Chandlers. "Mansging Direct Mr. H. 8. Chin,

Crepe Rub, sole Camas Saves $ 7 $1

Buckskin „

11, Queen's Road Con. 1o. Cen. 188. Repairing & Soling a Specialty

WONG SIĘ WOGN 21 Pottinger St

Optician

The Hongkong Optical Co. Phone 113%.

BS. Queen's Bond Central.

ALLEGED DISGUISE AS

WAITERS...

In the House of Commons of June 29 Miss Wilkinson (Lubi- Soc., Middlesbrough, E.) asked the Home Secretary if he would state on whose authority and for what reason two police officers disguised is waitors, attended a private dinner given to an Cabinet Minister and several other honourable members, of that House at the Boulogne Restaur arit, Soho, on May 14.

ex-

Sir W. Joynson-Hicks: Two police officers dined in a public room of the Boulogne Restaurant on the night in question. They did not attend the hon. members' dinner disguised s waiters. (Laughter.)

Miss Wilkinson: Has the Home office been supplied with any notes from these two police officers as to any speeches that were made in that restaurant?

Sir W. Joynson-Hicks: 1 cer Phone 1474 tainly am not going to give any answer as to any tes of any Kind supplied to the Department over which I have the honour to preside. (Hear, hear, and Lab.- Soc. cries of "Why not?""}

RELINQUISHING

BUSINESS

MADAME LILY

Last Week of Sale

this

Ladies should not lose opportunity of buying High Class Goods at Bargain Prices. As everything must be cleared regardless of cost, able offer refused.

по reason-

Madame Lily is retiring from business owing to ill heath.

Tel. C. 2336.

Treins

Tel. C. 2336.

Hillsbore

LEAC

Valley

gming

FIERCE FOREST FIRE~One of the most disastrous forest fires in the history of the Southwest has swept through the Gila National Purust. More than 10,000 acres were devastated, and further spread of The flames was checked only by the arts of hundreds of mark

THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE,

KOREA FLOODS.

DEATHS AND BRIDGE CASUALTIES.

(Reuter'a Service.)

Tokyo, August 13. Disastrous floods are reported In West Korea consequent on rain that has been falling since August $510, reaulting in twenty-one

deaths.

The railway service: to Chinam- pe and other places is crippled and nine Ironbridges collapsed.

have

WAR SEIZURES..

GERMANY WANT & PROPERTY RETURNED.

(Reuters Service.) Washington, August 18. The German-Ambassador has resented Mr. F. B. Kellogg,

retary of State, with a memor ndum urging the return of Ger- han property seized in war time.

GOLD LOAN:

IPTION

FOOD RIOTS.

SHANGHAI CHINESE CITY OVER-RUN.

(Reuter's Sérvice.)`

.

Miss Wilkinson: I did not ask for the contents of these notes, I simply asked whether it was a fact the any such notes were supplied. A 3min » BELL

Sir W. Joynson-Hicks: I told the hon. lady that the two policeļi officers dined in the public

knew

THE

BLUE FUNNEL

LINE

FAST

REGULARYAND

FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES

LONDON SERVICE.

"KUMA BUS"

1441. Sepi. Marneill, London, Rotterdam & Hraburg

* HELENUS * 0th Oct. Marseilles, London, Rotterdam & Hamburg.

LIVERPOOL SERVICE.

"TEAMER"

"TALTHYBIUS",

F

20th Aug. Genoa, Havre, J/yool & Glasgow,

2nd Aug. Marolles, Havre, Lipoo) & G1gow

PACIFIC SERVICE,

1⁄2 KOBE & TOKOHAMA),

"TINDAREUS *** 10th Augu" Victoria, Vancouver & Bottle. NEW YORK SERVICE.

(via SU1% or PANAMAĻ..., *

TEUCER"

28th Sept. Boston, New York & Baltimore vis Bues

PASSENGER SERVICE.

nothing i

26th Ang. "ANTENOR" when I

"HECTOR" 11 Oct. "BARPEDON"

18th Nov. PATROCLUB" 18th Dec. "ANTENOR"

restaurant. about it till recently, made inquiries. They were not disguised as waiters, and did not attend the hon. lady's dinner. What they went there for it is not my duty to tell the House. (Ministerial cheers.).

Mr. W. Thorne (Lab.-Soc., Plaistow) They went there to spy.

Miss wilkinson: Is it the policy of the Government to exercise surveillance over their political opponents?

No.

Sir W. Joynson-Hicks: Had I known the hon. lady and her friends were dining there these police officers would not have been allowed to go, and they will not be allowed to go.

Mian Wilkinson: Thank you.. Captain Brass (U., Clitheroe) asked if this was not a Russian restaurant.

Mr. Short (Lab.-Soc., Wednes- bury): A Ministerialist member has spoken on the supposition] that this is a Russian restaurant. It is well understood that all ques- tions put in this House should be founded on sound information: The statement is likely to do Italian injury, as this is an restaurant.

The Speaker: I cannot say I have even been there. (Laugh- ter.) I must deprecate hon. members putting questions which are likely to damage other per Bons ΟΣ countries. (Socialist cries of "Withdraw.")

Captain Brass: 1 understood this was a Russian restaurant. If it is not I withdraw.

Mr...W...Thorne: It is more respectable than the club you go!

to.

Captain Brass: I said I under-

stood it was Russian, and that if

if it is not I withdraw.

HECTOR"

13th Jun. Sal Ma..

Singapore, Marsailles & London. Singapore Marsellies, & London Singapore, Marvel & London, Singapore, Marseilles & London. Singapore, Marsailles, & London, Bingoro, Barseilles & "andon.

Also cargo sleazers with limited fasenger accommodation at pecially reduced fare

For freight and page rates and information apply toon

Butterfield & Swire.

Agents.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Radio Trafic with Canton is sos; ended until further notice

Interport Radio Telegrans are subject to delay of 1 hours.

The Radio (fice will be closed from 8 pm, to Fam. vntil farther notice. Messages in code must have name of code used included in taxt.

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INWARD MAILS.

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AUGUST 18 Shanghai & Europe via Siberis. London 14th July)...Katori Maru MONDAY, AUGUST 17.

Japan.......onomi

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Miablo Haru EUROPE Tis Negapatam, Papers only, London 19th July..Alaska Marc

Amboise Saigon....babran

Japan

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Australia and Manila Joani

SATURDAY. AUGU 3T U.S.à. Canada, Japan and Shanghai',

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OUTWARD MAILS.

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FRIDAY. AUGUST 14

Mr. W. Thorne: Some of youton

Pakkoi and Baiphong van fellows have red-heads..

Tango Maro

Pres. Lincola

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Limehow.imes & PDA Tong On & p Fort Bayard, Hoihow & Bui bong........................... Bong Bosmererafira, ki þett This remark was received with

16. "AUGUST SATURDAY, loud laughter, as seated next but swatow, Amoy and Formosa

-Tsikwa Mazu...................10,80 % vi.

1.30 .. one to the hon. member was Miss Java vis Batavia, memenan Tonkinier

31.80 P.. Wilkinson. Mr. Thorne rose and † Eaiphong VULLERESUOT YOUR ACTOR AP said: "Some of my hon. friends Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritius, E. 4 5 think I was referring to Miss Abrics, Herpt & EUROPE MAR. SHULLES de Marseille 19th Sept, Wilkinson. As a matter of fact,

Redistration 1st pm. Leiter 2.30 p.m. Kato Maru she has auburn, not red, hair."

Fhrumposh

On Wednesday night two more. bodies were recovered from the ruins Shanghai, August 13.

of Nc. 16, Po Hing Fong, where a Bands of striking wharf and number of houses collapsed ou godown coolies this morning over- July 17, after an abnormal rain ran the Chinese city creating a storm The bodies were those of a riot during which they looted the male, aged 24 and a female servant,

uged 51 foodshopa.

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Shanghal Japan Honolain, Canada, *UBA. "OʻZA, America EUROPE vis SAN FRANCISCO-due Bad Fran pico 8th Sept Parcels Moon. Be

istration 1.16 pm Lettera 5p.m. Free. Wilson Japan, "Canada"0.84, 012.8. America a "EUROPE via VIDTORIA, RG-- dae Victoria 8th Septem

Tyndarous BUNDAY, AUGUST

18. ***Hozan Marn. watow, Astoy and Formova

MONDAY, AUGUST -17

Baising Foocbow Walls, Strafts, Ceplous Indiaë klaxritina, The demonstrations were, the result of strike pay not being The Steamboat Co.'s Sui An-ES.Afri forthcoming.

spick and spun after overhaul-Shanghal and Japa The police were helpless. They will rophice the Sui Taito-morrow traite, Ceylon lodis. Ma and fired once, wounding one man. to go to Macio. Today the Sui Abrics and Boz qoy Be

The afternoon was quieter. A Tai, Sui On, and Paul Besu made AUSTRALIAN SENAT

Manila mob of a few hundreds started the double rue between Hongkong Thared land dog, Thursday Island for the Settlement and -demon- and Mecho. The s.s. Baterers has

/Mth: August strated at the Chinese Chamber cleared for Swatow.

of Commerce. They were pacified

by labour officiale. The muni- cipal police prevented trouble

STINNES PAPERS.

GOVERNMENT ACQUIRING

PUBLICATIONS.

Mr. G. J B. Hellstorm is Consul

for Sweden in Canton.

ROOR

AUGUST

11:30 am.

CUEEN S

FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,

Thursday, Friday, Saturday

at 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.15

CECIL DE MILLE

presents

THOMAS

MEIGHAN

in

His Greatest Triumph,

"MANSLAUGHTER"

Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

at 5.30 and 9.15 p.m.

TOM MIX

IN

A Western Comedy Riot SOFT BOILED

AND

THE PIPER

Sunshine Comedy

FUNERALS.

YESTERDAY'S HAPPY VALLEY SERVICES.

LATE MR WITCHELL.

STAR

& Master, Lammert Brothers, |E. D. Kotewall & Son, Lyson &

Hall.

Wu' Sing, Too Chat, Cheung Sam-yung, Loo Kam-chuen, Chan Yau. Tang Hok-ting, Tong Sau- man, Charlie Li Wong-sing, Choy Changchung. (Bermen King Kai-mi,

The funeral at Happy Valley Edward Hotel) yesterday afternoon of

Wu

Mr. Leung Ho-chiu, Chan, Cho-wan,

Job Witchell, one of the oldest Too Hung-to, Too Wan-tung, Chan

residents,

was

Kam-cheung, Lan Hoi, Leung largely very attended. The service at the Ping-ki, Tse Tsan-tai, Chan Yat- graveside was conducted by the fung, Tong Siu-yuen, Tong Siu-

sek, and Ah Young. Rev. T. B. Powell.

LATE MRS. A, P. CASTRO.

The chief mourners were: Messrs. R. C., J. H. and George Witchell (sons). Others present A large number of relatives were: Sir Claud Severn, W. S. and friends attended the Bailey, Rev. G. T. Waldegrave funeral. yesterday of Mrs. Duncan McNeill, Peter Grant, G. A. F. Castro. The cortege left Watt, M. Manuk, C. D. Melbourne, St. Paul's Hospital at p.m. and S. Paul, R. C. Pasa, G. Kynoch, the last rites were performed at L. Forster, L. J. Blackburn, M. F. the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Key, W. Anderson, R. C. Jorge, Happy Valley; a brief funeral ser- D. O. de Silva, F. C. Mow vice being read at the cemetery Fung, J. Smith, W. Seath and H. chapel by Father Rossi, Procura- Lowcock (St. John's Lodge, tor, assisted by Father Page. Murray and companions (St. Andrew's Lodge).

AS

Among those present were Mr. A. P. Castro, the husband, Floral tributes were sent by the Chief Mourner, Mrs. E. M. following: From His Widow, Castro, Mrs. A. L. Castro, Mra "Violet and Bob," "Lily and Ken," L. S. Hodge and Mrs. C. Logan. "Helen and Jim," "Dolly and (slaters), Dr. Graca: Ozorio, Mr. George," "Edith and Bob," Sir H. Silva Netto, Mr. A. G. Rocha, Claud Severn, Sir Henry Pollock, Mr. A. J. Shaw, Mr. H. C. Lady Pollock, the Hon. Mr. R. Durrachmidt, Mr. A. J. Osmund Kotewall, Rev. G. T.. Waldegrave, and others...

Maný beautiful wreaths were Rev. T. B. Powell, Messrs. W. Shewan, M. Manuk, W. L. Patten- sent among which were tributes den, J. Copland, C. M. MacDonald, from the following, Tony (hus W. Hall, H. M. Pinquet, Sam band), Mother, Bessie and Colin, Karnitzer, H. H. Taylor, G. P. and Angeline, Kathleen and Mina, and Chichi, Bebette, H., A. Lammert, Charles Klinck, Molly C. H. Lyson, G. C. Jorge, J. J. and Ronnie, Norman and Lucy, Henry A. J. Edgar, G. E. Wetton, Henry and Alda, Kitty, Teddy and Lowcock, G. W. C. Burnett, J. Norah, Father, brothers and Moss, W. E. Wilson and P. Grant, sisters-in-law, Uncle Jack, Little W. J. Hunter, M. F Key, Madame Lealle, Vi and Wodge, Evelyn and Lily, Miss M. Manuk, Miss Judah, Alfred, Nan Logan (From Mrs. Howies, Mrs. F. Edgar, Mr. Standard Oil Co.) Portuguese and Mrs. J. E. Hansen, Mr. and Stall, C. and M. Department Mrs. J. H. Oxberry, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. C. Durrschmidt, J. L Accounting Department, Mr. and W., Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Goldenberg, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. C. Edge Show, Man and Sze, A. Fron cumbe, Mr. and Mrs. W. Golden

Auctioneering and Brokering. berg, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poizat, Co., Tyeh and Co., M. A. Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs, C. Mancini, Mr. and and family, L. M. N. and Maria: Mrs. J. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs.

dos. Santos, Delminda, and JA. E Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. M. Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. LG. Minney Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hast Gutierrez, S. M. and D. P. J. da and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Silva Lopes, P. G. Mahr. Mra: C Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard and family, Miss 34 Kynoch, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Black- Ozorio, Mr. and Mra A burn, Mr. and Mrs V W. Brown, Mackenzie, H. Howard, H Mr and Mrs. W. J. Edwards, Mr O'Brien, D. H. Cameron, Mr. and and Mrs. Weller, Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. P. Xavier, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Anger, Capt. and Mrs. H S. Laurel, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Kote Hurley. Capt. and Mrs. Gudley wall and family, M. Er Nuttall, Klibee, Mr. and Mrs. J E. Robin E Remedios and family Cap son and daughter, Mra, Woolley Ffein Watson, Miss F Baker, and family Mr. R. Moses Kad Camilla and Filomena M. G Zamily Mr. and Misa Ezra, PT. Ozorio Mrs. Kemp and famil and Mia arrell Mr and Mrs T. Mr. and Mrs. F. Gonzales, Mr. FM and Miss M. and Mrs. T. O'Sullivan, Wong and Mrs. Li Fing, Li