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FAR EASTERN MEDICAL CONDERENCE

IMPORTANT GATHERING, NEXT MONTH.

DR MOORE SELECTED AS HONG KONG GOVERNMENT'S DELEGATE

Amongst those who loft by the Empress of Russia were Dr. and Mrs. W. 3. A

Moure. Dr. Moore is visiting Japan as a Delegate from the Hongkong Govern ment to the Sixth Congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine to be held at Tokyo next month.

This Congress corresponds in the Orient to the International Medical Congress or Europe, and was organized in 1910 to promote the science and art of medicine in general in the Far East. This year it will be held under the auspices of the Japanese Government from October 12th to 31st. The most eminent physicians aud scientists of this hemisphere are expected to attend, says the Japan

WELL KNOWN PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS" BY » PRESIDENT'

SHIPS.

The following is a list of interesting passengers who arrived on board the sa President Pierce, yesterday. Some re

main in Hongkong, while the others are proceeding to Manila by the same vessel this afternoon.

FOR HONGKONG,

Mr. Rob B. Jake, of the Royal Swedish Corps of Engineers, returned from: a short visit in Shanghai to re- sume his duties as Executivo Engineer of the Board of Conservancy Works at Kwangtung, Canton,

Master Peter Botelho, junior, is a son of

Mr. Peter B. Botelho, of Botelho Bros., well-known import and export merchants in Hongkong, and returns from a short risit to Shanghai.

Mr. Alfred W. Da Bora and his wife returned from a short pleasure trip to

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Advertiser. The technical sessions will the United States. Mr. Da Roza ALLEGED SCHEME TO DEFRAU

be held during the first week and at its conclusion a series of excursions lasting two weeks will be made to such places

a partner in the firm of Rozs Bros., Bill and Bullion Brokers, Hongkong.

Mr. Benton J. Lyons arrived in the Colony on an appointment as District Manager of the Bouth China Develop ment Syndicate, Ltd.

THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Mr. Harold S. Kenyon arrived in. At the Kowloon Magistracy: yes as Nikko, Mianoshit. Kyoto, Osaka, Hongkong to join his stepfather, Comdeterday, the case was continued in which Nara and Kobe. More than 500 delegates. A Riedel, U.S.S. Sacramento Mr. Tang On, a Chiness Revenue officer, is will, it is thought, he present

Kenyon is a member of the Shanghai charged with intimidating a Chinese "Problems that affect every foreigner Rowing Club and has taken a prominent distiller. He is alleged to have suggest living in this part of the world will be part in aquatiq sports in Shanghai anded a scheme to plaintiff by which the discussed, and the results of years of re-acquired a name as an all round swim latter could defraud the Revenue De search by numbers of scientists will beer. After spending some time in Hong partment.

Mr. Whyte-Smith prosecuted for the brought forward at the sessions for kong he will return to New York ta elaboration and approval Among the continue his studies at Columbia Univer- Crown, and Mr. Hugh Jones defended.

Wong Ting, accountant of the Wong more important items which the associa sity. Mr. Kenyan was accompanied by

Wah Shan Distillery, gave evidence, and tion has made it special subjects up to his mother, Mra W. A. Riedela, the present and practical results of which Mrs. Vera S, Levin, of Shanghai, in said he was present at a Chinese restaurant when his master, Wong Yuet, have been observed, are the prevention on a short visit to Hongkong.

complainant, had a business conversation and extermination of malaria, the diag nosis of ameeric dysentery, the control

with defendant. He remembered defend of beri-beri and the compilation of statis.

ant telling his master not to let it

ties concerning tuberculosis.

leak ont," or he would kill him. His GOVERNMENTS. FOLLOW ADVICE.

Sicce the majority of the members have been health officers, they have urged the various governments tó pu“ “înto practice to a considerable extent the results of the society's scientific research and discussion. In 1923 at the last Con- gress in Singapore, the Council of the society recommended that each of the Goverments interested be invited to nominate a representative on a beri-beris circles in that City. committee, the report of which is to be. heard at the coming sessions, in con- formity with the policy of the association to have Government representatives disappointment as teacher in the cuss particular problems at the general English and Commercial College of

Hongkong. meetings,

"It has also been decided to hold au exhibition relating to medicine and bygiene at the October conference, to display home manufactured instruments and apparatus for medicine and surgery, various drugs, many kinds of scrum and vaccine, various species of parasites, medi- cinal plans, statistics of various kinds and materials relating to the medical history of Japan

"A large number of foreign alembers have accepted the invitation of the pre- sident of the association to attend the Aessions, many of whom are to read im portant papers before the delegates. A number of Japanese Scientists are work ing to present various interesting subjects relative to the diagnosis and cure of diseases in the Orient.

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MARINE COURT.

MOTOR-BOAT MASTER

DISCHARGED,"

At the Marine Court yesterday, be fore Lieut. Commander G. F. Hok, RN Li Man Yin, master of the Mazzu, Alarm Yo. 2, was charged with (1) being under way without a certicated coxswain on hoard and (2) failing to observe the rule of the road.

Defendant pleaded not guilty to both. charges

Inspector Bond said that it had ain." been discovered that the defendant was a certificated coxswain and, that nt the time of the alleged offence the certificate. was in the possession of his employers.

Sergeant T Carson said that he was in charge of No. 5 Police Launch on Sep- tember 7th, and when the launch. wha about 100 yards off the end of Blake Pier on September 7th heading in the direction of the Kowloon Godowns a motor boate

Mr J. F. Messer, wife of Capt. J. F. master promised not to let it leak out " Messer, Manager of Hopkinson & Dunn and produced a banknote. The defend Co., Ltd., is on a short visit to Hongaat took the banknote. Suddenly two was observed on the port bow. The car-

kong-

Europeans came in and defendant hand-swain blew one blast, but the defendant. Mr. Irit L Ram, a representative ofed the note over to one of them. continued on his course and endeavoured Gilfillan Broz, is on an extended busi Mr.“ H." A., Taylor, of the Revenue to cross in front of witness.. It was neces oss trip around the world, which will Department, said that on the morning of sary for him to go full speed astern in take more than two yearsMr. Ram, the day in question he saw Wong Yuet,order to avoid a collision, Defendant whose home is Los Angeles, California, who showed him a banknote. Ho (wit stopped when called upon he was stille is prominent both socially and in business) took the number of the note, and on the port side.

Miss Suey Ping Chan, who lately graduated from the University of Cali- forcia, has arrived in Hongkong to take

POR: MANILA.

The following passengers are passing through en route for Manila and leave to-day:

later, accompanied by Inspector Watt, he visited the Yee Fong Chan Restaurant, and here defendant handed the same note to him.

His Worship said, that he could got. convict on the evidence and defendant was discharged.

At the same Court, Chan Kam, master: Inspector Clarke, Chief Preventive of the Awang Cha, steam launch, was Officer, said that though defendant never fined $10, or ten days' hard labour in de- made any report to him concerning fault for a breach of the conditions of complainant's wineshop and distillery, his steam launch licence, by allowing the wong Fock, one of the senior Chinese Launch to be under way without a verti Rereaue Officers, made a report. It was Beated coxswain on board. then reported to him that the distillery Mr. and Mrs Jesse B. Agnew, San and wineshop were tampering with labels. Diego, California, are on a trip around the world, after spending one month in He (witness) then gave instrucitous for Japan, one month in Korea and three the officers to carry on with the case. coks in North China Mr. and Mrs. When the time was ripe the place would Agnew will next tour India, South Africa, Europe and South America, re- turning home. by way of Valparaiso, Chile.

beraided.

Cross-examined by Mr. Hugh-Jones, witnes said that when defendant receiv-

GAMBLING SCHOOL.

STORY OF PREPARATION FOR BANQUET.

Twenty che Chinese were involved, im n case before Mr. S. B. B. McElderry

Mr. William Bettendorf and family od money he should have taken it straight at the Central Magistracy yesterday. of Chicago, expect to remain in Manila to the senior officer. If the handing over

when they were charged with playing for three years or more. Mr. Bettendorf

pai-kau, Eighteen of the gamblers failed of the money was sprung on him as a is a representative of Macleod & Co.

to appear Mrs. Mary W. Callahan, accompanied surprise he was doing right in taking it. by her daughter, Miss Katherine Calls If he had been in defendant's place he han, is going to Manila to join her hus would certainly have taken the money. hand, Licut M. W. Callahan, of the U.S.S. Preble, being transferred to duty in Manila with other ships of the 45th Division.

that the second floor of a houss in, Detective-Sergeant O'Donovan stated.

Bowrington Canaf Street was raided од Defendant then went into the witness- box, and said he had known complainant Wednesday night when twenty-one de- *The object of the Far Eastern: Aaso-

for three years. He had consaion to make fendants were caught gambling. ciation of Tropical Medicine is to unite

& report concerning the wineshop threo One of the defendants who was charg- into one compact organization the medical Miss Lillian B. Cornelius, accompanied days before he was arrested. The reported with heing the keeper of the gambling profession of the Far East, for the growth by Miss Katherine F. Greer, is return was to the effect that the wineshop was school said that the winnings were to bo and diffusion of medical knowledge, ting from a vacation in Japan and Cuina using labels twice. On the day in ques devoted to paying for a grand feast after promote friendly international intercourse Miss Cornelius and is Greor are both tion he was told that complainant want the game, among physicians, to elevate the standard trained nurses at Cafoeno, Manilaod to speak to him, and was in the Defendants claimed that they were em of medical education, to enlighten and Dr. Miriam Griffin is returning from restaurant He went there to meet bim, ployees of the Nanyang Brothers Tobacco direct public opinion in regard to pró a trip around the world on which she but in their conversation: no-reference Company, and that as they had nothing blems of hygiene, to form babits which started last Lecember, Dr. Grifin is was made to labels, He denied discuss to do they were whiling away their timo may conduce to the prevention of disease Senior Medical Inspector of the Philip ing the question of defrauding the by playing a game of pai-talk among the native populations and to pro- pina Health Service, Manila. sent to the world the results of such

Revenue Department by using labela, scientific observations,

At this stage His Worship adjourned the case until Monday.

Mr. and Mrs Oscar E Linquist are from Iloilo Mr. Linquist is agent for Macleod & Co. there. They are return- United States ing from a six months' vacation, in the

Mr. J. Scott McCormick is returning from a year's vacation in the States to resume his duties as Superintendent of Schools in Manila,

Me Wilson N Shoemaker, of the Standard Oil Company, is returning to duty after a vacation in the States o Mrs LP Vail, is the wife of Lieut PN. Vail, of U.S.S. Preston of the 46th Division. This vessel is expected to remain with others on duty at Manila until April next year.●

GROWTH OF WORK Since the great majority of the mem- bers belong to the semi-tropical and tropical countries, the organization has beez styled the Association of Tropical Medicine. Research and discussions have been gradually expanding, and now cover the whole field of medical science, a fact that is evident from the revised constitu: tion of the association. At the turd congress is particular resolution was Hrs FH Pugsley, accompanied by passed to adunt veterinary science, and, two daughters, Mia Margot and accordingly since the fourth congress Miss Mariska Pugsley is going to Manila veterinary science has been admitted to join her husband, Licnt Harrived by the ss. President Grant from To-day when dentistry is recognized as Pugsley, medical officer of the U.S.S. necessary for the prezervation of general | Pruitt,

Elizabeth Oren, wife of Lieut. Howard E. Oren, of the U.8.8. Preston, is going to Manila

health, the sixth congress proposes to Mra Opal Poole, is the wife of Lieut. act in favour of admitting dental science. E. D. Poole, U.6.8. Preble,

The gradual extension of the scope of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Shannon are the meetings led to the increase of the returning from a trip around the world participating members; at the fourth con on which they started last March gross, there were a mody as 400 members Shannon is representative of the and at the fifth congress 500 members Standard Of Company in Manila attended the meeting

(Continued ul foot s sof meat Columny

BY THE PRESIDENT GRANT" Cari aggi Bhaijaan Mekend The following passengers for Hongkong

Manila yesterday —

Mr. J. Blackburn, Engineer and Manager, of the Hongkong and China Gas Company

Mr Eunice Mitchell, arrived on the way to Cheung Chow. She is mix Msionary with the Christian Brethren

Missions Miss Hortenso Potts so missionary with the same Society pécom panted Ker

The $5 bail of the absentees was estreated, the keeper was fined $75 and the two other men 62 each. A simi- of $22.05 seized by the pollen was confscat-

DANGEROUS DRIVING CHINESE LORRY DRIVER FINED

Charged with dangerous driving, Chinese lorry driver avas fined is by Mr. EW. Hamilton at the Kowloon Magis- tracy yesterday

Bergt. Enllum mid that the incident. Look place on the Castle Ponk Bond. He visited Ching Loong Tau, where he co- cident was reported to have occurred, and found a lorry lying in a paddy field. He examined the road, and discovered. that defendant en bend travelled on the

"Von, turning

and fie turning th was a skid mark which, mezu Reckoning on the packs. prior to the accident was about 30 miles an hour.