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CABLES

(REUTER'S MIRICAN SERVICE)

"WETS" AND "DRYS."

PROHIBITION WAR

AMERICA.

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New Youx, March 14th.

The unprecedentedly spirited fight be

tween the "wets"

the

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,

C.P.R. S.S. EMPRESS OF

· AUSTRALIA."

TO BE RE-ENGINED AND

RE-BOILERED..

Orest interest is evinced in shipbuild. ing circles in Great Britain as to the outcome of the tenders submitted by eight leading firms for the re-engining and re-boilering of the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Australia. This vessel and drys haformerly the German-built Tipis surrendered to Britain under the provi come to a head with the announcement ions of the Creaty of Versailles-13 at that the wets have. hitherto scoured present fitted with a machinery instal

lation which comprise the Eottinger , a, 10 ta i majority in the so-called newe-

hydraulic reduction gear and a set of од "strawvote paper

whether water-tube boilers, and it is the intention of the Canadian Pacific Company, it is stated, to have these replaced by single reduction geared turbines of 21,000 ship with 20 deg. superbeat, and a range of. 14 Scottish single-ended boilers. Under the existing arrangement neither the tur- bines nor the propellers have, we learn been operating at economical speeds, and hence the decision of the owners to adopt measures which are undoubtedly of the hercit order. The tenders for this big job were delivered in London on February fet and the outcome is being awaited with keen interest in marine engineering circles

Volstead Law will stand or be amended to permit the sale of light wines, and

ber.

supporters not

The drys assert they warned their to participate in the taliat. Nevertheless, they have requested a audiene with President Coolidge, and urge vigorous maintenance of the law.

Senate représentatives every day listen to disputatious speeches in the Judiciary Committer. The Senate has considered several measures aiming at modification, nd several Senators have threatened, il the measures are pigeonholed" they will raise the question on the Buor of the Senate.

The South Carolina Senator, Mr. Blease, speaking at a Policemen's Ban-j quet, said that Washington was antori. Dusty wes, especially the Capital. "The trouble is the Congressmen vote dry, and think wet."*~

THE CATHCART CASE. EMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER HESIONS AS A SEQUEL.

OBSERVATORY RETURNS. TEMPERATURES AND RAINFALL.

FOR FEBRUARY.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE.

OLD BOYS RE-UNION DINNER.

A PLEASANT FUNCTION AT

At one.

touch to the decorative scheme.

The tables were attractively laid and an excellent repast was

served by the Hongkong Hotel.","

During dinner, a string orchestra from 11.M.S., Zamkins played a number of very enjoyable selections.

The Royal Observatory returns for February show that the average mean comperature was 60, the highest being

An interesting incident was the ringing 744 on the 10th, and the lowest 493 on

of the school bell to summon the guests the 21th. There were 861 hours of sun- shine and -40 inches of rain, whilst the to the repast, by Mr R. J. Remedios, the oldest student, who left the College Sity average humidity was 92.

years ago.

PRINCIPAL GUESTS.

MARCH 15TH, 1926

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Not a broken night's sleep does mother have when baby is fed on Glaxo-because Glazo. satisfies him. Thousands and thous ands of babies bave been successfully reared on Glaxo.

And Glaxo has been used to rear the babies in six Royal Nurseries -where only the very best food is used.

Glas build firm eib plenty of bone and a strong. constitution. It contains noth ing whatever to harm baby or causa him pain. That is why your "Glaza Baby" will progress stendily day by day and sleep soundly all the night through. Buy a tin of Glaxo to-day.

Glaxos

too, to see that they, are ready and will- as a body in whom the wisdom of the ing to participate in all the numerons East is blended with the knowledge of the advantages that this College offers and to West, are peculiarly fitted to promote Anglo-Chinese co-operation, which to enjoy that sense of protection which re- cent experientide the confines of our

have taught us are not quote my own words was "now more than obtainable

ever necessary for the prosperity of the QUEEN'S COLLEGE.

beautiful island. The times are still Colony and the well-being of its citizens." A gathering of over two hundred former sorely out of joint, but I feel sure that Gentlemen, if co-operation be needed in you will also join me in the expression. 1999, its necessity in 1926 is imperative, students and guests, the majority being of the hope that nothing may intervene and I found myself in good company wher old boys, assembled at Queen's College to thwart any attempts to secure a happy E Sir Reginald Stubbs, in a speech understanding. of the mutual requirements made a few days prior to his departure on Saturday night, the occasion being the of the inhabitants at the ends of the from the Colony, spoke to the effect that, dixth annual re-union dinher of the chain of commerce that lines the greatest should a motte be required for Hong

trade emporium in the world, and that kong, the word co-operation

"should Queen's College Old Boys' Association.

You will the rehabilitation of our intercourse will find in it a prominent place. The playground and steps leading to be cemented in such a manner that we also recollect, gentlemen, that the Eng; the entrance of the College were bril may readily and everlastingly forget the hish Press, whose representatives anil liantly illuminated with strings of colour. events that have disturbed our hitherto their Chinese colleagues we also have the..

with the Province of Kwangtung, and once tuck up this standpoint and a syn- ed electric fairy lamps; while inside, in happy social and commercial relations honour of entertaining this evening, at posium of the views of certain Chinese addition to the ordinary lighting scheme. Canton in particular (Applause.) there was a similar brilliant display off

My next daty is to congratulate one gentlemen as to the desirability of form- of our most esteemed old boys, Dr. C. Cing an Anglo-Chinese Club as a means coloured lights suspended across the Fall Wang, on his appointment to the Chair towards co-operation was started by the of the College in which the dinner was of Pathology in the University of Amoy, Hongkong Daily Press. This desirable held and around the balcony.

We are really proud of you, Docter, and innovation, if adopted, I daresay you will Hongkong each year about this time to to an end. But to my mind, co-operation end of the balcony, immediately opposite trust you will be able to find time to vint agree with me, is merely one of the means the Chairman's table, was hung the elec-grace our annual re-union with your that is real can only be achieved by the

cheery presence. (Applause.)

general recognition of certain principles. I remember distinctly telling you some On the one hand, Britons should realize trically illuminated letters "Q.C.O.BA'

were five Chinese two or three years ago that it seems soine- that every Chinese has a soul, that China; and opposite these lanterns showing the same lefters. In the what of a paradox to say so, that whereas having a long glorious past, will have a centre of the Hall was suspended a huge the College has largely made the old boys glorious future with the possibility of von- it seems equally true that the old boys tributing largely towards world peace, the Chinese lantern, which gave a finishing equally make the school. For it is to the attainment of which minst he the concern character, conduct, and achievements of of every right-minded individual and that China does not take kindly to, nor does the old boys that many people look at when they are considering whether to send she deserve, the shallow sncers and critic their sons to the school to support it isms that have been flung at her by those in any other way. These were no empty least qualifed to judge. On the other words, for the influence wielded by hand. Chinese should realize that a great great any of our old boys, in all walks part of the British public, and I may any of life is tremendous. In this connection the best part of the British public, has would therefore ask you to always keep the best goodwill towards them, that the the old school before you when the time Briton who only knows force in his deal' comes for you to decide on sending your ings with them is not representative of sons to school. There should be no pre-his race and is frowned upon by his bet- ference shown for any other school than ters, and that Great Britain is a great The rainfall for the month of February at the Botanical Gardens was in on The function was ably presided over by Queen's, and to qualify this statement nation through the portals "of whose would only ask you to lock around this world-famous universities and institutions. TE days: at the Matilda Hospital, Mount Mr. George Grimble (President of the hall and note the portraits of the wonder the most useful, sifted and brilliant of Kellett, it was 2:40in on 7 daga, and atQ.C.O.B.A and others present included fut men who have guided its destinies in China's sons, including those at Canton, the Police Station, Taipe, it was Pain.

Mr. Lee, Hy San (Vice-Presidens of the the old days and produced so many won have passed and will continue to pass, on 5 days...

With these ideas embedded in the mind The Inwest reading of the barometer Association). Mr. A. H. Crook (Headderful men, too numerous to mention in-

master of Queen's College and also adividually, some of whose names arc of the two peoples, understanding and. (M.S.L.) was 29 9ulin. at 15h. on the Vice-President of the QCOBA.), Jr. known the world over. It is a fact too sympathy will appear and co-operation sth.

1. J. Remedios, Mr. C. G. Anderson that as these dear, clever masters, which followa ne u noturn result; by the side Th-maximum squall velocity, as (Hon. Secretary of the Association), only a few of us here to-night rememher, of these ideas any artificial attempt to corded by the Dires Baxendell anemo Colonel F. Trevelyan, Dr. C. C. Wang, have retired, their shoes have been filled wards co-operation, though desirable and graph, was at the rate of 10 miles per Professor R. R. M. Simpson, Messrs. W

by others equally gifted. I could go on

necessary, tends to fade into insignific hour at 9h 30m on the 16th.

Kay, Lo Cheung Shiv, M. K. Lo, H. K this strain for quite a time, but as all ance. These principles are the king Leung, E. S. Carter, Wong Kwong Tin, the gentlemen present to-night on the now of co-operation that is real, and in Ho Wing. T. Oliphant, A. Brown, W. staff appear to me to be uncomfortable-giving them publicity, I indulge in no Jackson, S. «M. Churn, M. H. Lo, Chow I fan even see one or two of them blush gestures; I am infimenced by this fact, Ping, A. T. Hamilton, Lo Yuk Tong, E. J. ing (Laughter.) I will spare their feel that the thought that Great Britain and Edwards, Fung Man Sui, J. Ralston, H.ings. Laughter and applause.). After all China should work together to the advan- S. Lee, and J. C. Fletcher, S. Jex, C is said and done we areout to give them a tage and glory of both enuntries strikes Choa. Tse Ching Forg. Edward Ho Tung right royal time to-night, so it would be a responsive chord in the breast of every THE BRITISH MALAYA TRUSTEE AND And Ho Ia.

The toasts to The King" and Theing bat kindness on my part to make member of the association in which I have

them feel otherwise. (Applause.)

the honour to serve fra bämble capacity. EXECUTOR COMPANY, LIMITED. Republic of China were submitted te But there is one gentleman I absolutely ricetively by the President and Mr. Lee must single out for special reference and that is Mr. Crook. (Applause.) Now, Hy San

gentlemen, if it is wrong to abuse a man SEW YORK, March 18th.

PRESIDENT'S SPEECH,

behind his back it is tasteless to fatter A daring attempt to smuggle liquor Hometime after, the dog, which was

The PRESIDENT in proposing, the toast him to his face, but it is surely no flattery reveiled to-day when Customs found to belong to Mr. A. J. Taylor,

to say that the Hongkong Government officials announced the seizure of cham- a Police necountant, was captured by the of Queen's College" said :~

Mr. Crock and Gentlemen, I must be had thought they would best honour Mr. jakne, to 'n value exceeding $10,000 on police, and was put in a cage in the Wai-

hootleg prices mais, aboard two well-chas district, where it subsequently died. your kind attention for a few moments Crook hy appointing him to the Head- known American liners engage in the As the animal was suspected to be while I propose to you a toast which I mastership of this College The Old round the world tourist traffic.

nflicted with rabies the carcase was sent uow you with all honour with great plea Boys' Association' think it extremely fortu- opened by Mr. Edwards, who sang the for Persons having Intereata in MALAYA or

sure--with as much pleasure as it gives nate Queen's College is to have, as Mr. me to propose it and I assure you that Tanner's successor, such an excellent, is saying a good deal I mean, as you erudite and popular Headmaster as Mr. have already guessed "Queen's College." Crook, who is beloved alike bold boys, We are all members of the Queen's Col present boys, and the whole staff, and lege Old Boys' Association, and are very who will carry on the best Queen's Col- } proud of our Alma Mater. (Applause.lege traditions. (Applause.) There is If I remember rightly I think 'I told, you | no need for me to dwell upon Mr. Crook's from this, chair, just about a year ago, virtues. He is so well known and to that to the members of the QC.O.B.A. universally respected that nothing I might Queen's College could be compared to any could by any possibility add to his good wine which, as the saying goes, needs popularity, or to the high position he no bush, or to a good cause which needs occupies in our minds. (Applause.). no talking, and that it could also stand The President concluded by asking the its ground without being hespattered by Company to drink to the continued pro after dinner praise.

sperity of Queen's College, and coupled with the toast the name of its popular Headmaster, Mr. Crook. (Loud applause)

The toast was honoured with great enthusiasm.

NEW YORK, March 13th.

The Immigration Commissioner Mr. Henry F. Carran who came into pro- ineher in conuation with the Countess

Catheart case has resigned. The Countess of Catheart was barred from entering the United States on the around that having been divorced, she had been Ruilty of moral turpitude This ruling was upset by the Courts, However, and she was allowed to enter the country.]

Mr.

COMMISSIONER'S SECCESSING

New York, March" Nith. Benjamin ay, screeds the migration Commissioner Mr. Carrau.

"COLOURED EARTH" LARGE SEIZURE OF CHAMPAGNE IN AMERICA,

The chanqagne, which totalled over 400 enses, was in 200 barrels, marked

Coloured Earth:

The discovery of the contents was made accidentally when one barrel fell on the Roor and froke open.

The others were immediately opened and each was found to contain two cases of liquor secreted undef layers of earth. Customs officers then awaited the ar- rival of the other steamer which, unload ed about a hundred barrels Similarly

marked.

New York, March 13th. Feeling is running high over the ethics of General Smedley Butler's action in ordering the arrest of his host, Colonel Williams, at a dinner given to the Gen- eral on taking command of the marines at San Diego for a breach of the pro- hibition laws.

A society event in his honour has been cancelled; and his action has resulted in doubling the wet votes in a news paper poll on the dry Ins.

CLOSING OF R.C. CHURCHES. SERIOUS CONFLICT IN MEXICO.

A DOG BITE.

CHINESE BOY DIES IN HOSPITAL. A Chinese boy, aged 14 years, died in the Government Civil Rospital on Friday Ero hydrerhobin, as the a-sult of being bitten in the hand by a stray dog in Des Vaux Road West on February 14th The I had only a slight wound in his hand, and his mother did not consider is serious,

to the Government Bacteriologist.

HONGKONG AMUSEMENTS.

THIS WEEK'S ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMMES.

Another series of exceedingly attractive programmes, containing pictures that cannot fail to appeal to all ages will im offered by the Hongkong Amusements throughout this week.

Testerday at the Queen's Theatre the film version of the story by Zane

"The Riders of the Purple Sage Grey was given. This a picture crammed with adventure and excitement, dealing as it does with the life of the Mormons in Utah; while it stars Tom Mix in the role of the hard-riding Lassiter. In ad dition to the picture programme last night, the symphony orchestra of H. M.S. aukins played a number of selections, which were, as usual, thoroughly enjoy. Riders of the Purple Sage" will be shown again to-day.

ed.

STAR THEATRE.

At the Star Theatre, Kowloon last night, Mlle. Xenia Makietzova, the famous ballerina of the Metropolitan Theatre, New York, and her partner . D. Bines, gave another excellent dis- play of classical dances, which were as much admired and enjoyed as on Satur day night. Mr. Harry Ore also appear ed at the piano and Mr. Aquino, & local tenor of merit sang." There was a full

NEW YORK, March 12th A message from: Tepie Navaras, Mexico, says that an armed conflict en- sued as a result of the Government's at tempt to close a Roman Catholic Church, near Julia Quelle, in which three per Bons, representing the authorities, were killed and severni people wounded, one seriously. It appears that the priest had house. not complied with the closing law und.

For to-morrow and Wednesday at the was standing bis ground against Presi

Star Theatre there will be shown "The dential orders with the backing of his Song of Life," a First National attrae- flock. When Government representatives *tion. proceeded to carry out the official decree they encounterd an infuriated mob of men, women and children.

AMERICAN "SUMMER TIME:"

New York, March 11th. Summer Time begins in "New York on April 25th.

TENNIS IN FRANCE.

AMERICAN ÞADIES' SUCCESS IN CHAMPIONSHIPS:

NICH, March 17th. In the semi-finals of the South of France, Championships, Miss Helen Will beat the Hungarian Madame Peterie C, -, and the Bostonian Miss Isabelle Lee Mumford, hitherto unknown on the Riviera, beat the English woman, Miss Eileen Bennett, 4-6, 6-3, 6-0, mak- ing, an all American finn!.

The Royal Hawaiians, after a success ful run at the Queen's Theatre, also ap pear at the Star Theatre to-morrow and Wednesday,

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At the week-end there will be Mr. R. R. Salisbury's Quaints" appearing in "No, No Nanette, the great success of the West end of London, and the famous racing story "The Sport of Kings."

INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY.

Losos, March 13th- In a hockey match at Abergavenny England defeated Wales by four goals to mil

MR.

OBITUARY.

LEOPOLD SCHEPP, MIL- LIONAIRE PHILANTHROPIST.

New York, March 13th. The death has occurred of the mil lionaire philanthropist and cocoanut im Misa Wills beat Miss Mumford in the porter Mr. Leopold Schepp, who start final by 0-0, 6-1.

ed business at the age of ten, with a capital of eighteen cents.

AMERICAN TENNIS.

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LATER,

ME. EDWARD" SCHIPPS.

Mr. Edward Scripps, the lounder of PALM, March 12th. Vincent, Richards by defeating Harada, the Scripps-Howard chain of news 4/6, 6/1, 0/1, 6/3, won the Palm Beach papers, has died on board his yacht

Liberia. title.

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Our Association to-day is a hody which numbers now about 750 members. We are doing all we possibly can with our funds to further the interests of the Cof lege, and to benefit, as far as we possibly can, the present scholars. We have allot ted sufficient funds for the permanent endowment of two annual scholarships of 850 each to perpetuate the memory of Mr. Tsang Chun, and the late Mr. Ng In. As our funds increase it is our hope to go on with the good work (Applause.)

Tanner, the late Headmaster, on his retirement last October, to enable him to So that be buy a small touring car. shouldn't forget us was the idea at the back of our heads at the time of the presentation, but I have since thought that in the case of ary minor accidents he will also most "probably bless us

| (Laughter.) We old boys were very sorry to lose Mr. Tauaer. I will not dilate on the many good services rendered by him whom we all looked upon as a friend, nor on the apright and manly conduct that characterised his course in life, winning for him as it has done, the esteem of all As a friend, as a man, as a citizen, he has gained golden opiniors and that fair fame that ever crowns the worker of good deeds. (Applause.)

THE PAST YEAR.

HEADMASTER'S SPEECH.

Mr. A. H. GROOK, the Headmaster, pro- posed the toast of "The Queen's College Old Boys' Association, and said there were few things that added so much plea- sure to the duties of the work of himself and his staff as the feeling that they bad the encouragement and support of those who had long left College precincts.

The speech was interspersed with ap plause.

Professor SIMPSON (Hongkong Univer sity) replying said he felt that Queen's College and particularly the annual re- union of old boys provided a unique example of co-operation between the Chinese and British in Hongkong.

An excellent musical programme was provided and very much enjoyed. It was

School Song," Others contributing, te the programme included Messrs. C. W. Burnett, W. Kay, J. C. Fletcher, Ralston and a number of Chinese guests.

SHIPPING NOTES.

The Master of the s.. Fext Ren (American) was reported to the Harbour Office that the wreck of a fishing jurk was passed in Lat., 22 18' 30" N., Long. 113 02 The sen, the report states, was breaking over the wreck, and the stern of the junk was about six feet out of the water. The wreck was described 23 being dangerous to navigation.

A notice in the Harbour Offed states that information has been received from the Commanding Officer of the Royal Artillery, China Command, to the effect that station practice from Devil's Peak did not take place on February 22nd, due to-weather conditions, and that the prac tice will now take place at the same time at Pakshawan on March 26th..

The Altai Mars, which, as stated on Friday last, has been successfully refloated after being stranded for over a month in the Fau Tau Mun Pass, is now in Kow- loon Dock to undergo extensive replating and strengthening..

A special subscription was raised last year towards the cost of a demand draft

Following upon the collision between. on London which was presented, to Mr. Furthermore." he said, "the present the L and the Tai O ferry launch Few pupils of this College are genuinely grate-Sing last week, while the submarine was ful to the Q.0.0.B.A for the generous in company with other under-water craft gifts of the Ng In and Tsang Chang of the Submarine Flotilla of the China scholarships, annual prizes given to the Squadron, about to start on the Southern first boys in classes. 7 and 8 at the final Cruise, the Naval Authorities have re- examination. These scholarships were egived word during the week-end that the awarded for the first time this year." Lá, another aubmarine of the flotilla, had Another thing that greatly cheered those grounded in the Paracole. The L38, it who carry on work in this institution, was appears went aground on the Bombay the constant application of their sons. Reef, about 420 miles south of Hongkong, Mr. Crook spoke of the extension which but was later refloated without having had taken place in the curriculum of the suffered any serious damage, and was College since the time of many of the old able to resume her trip to Singapore. boys present, and concluded with a refer- ence to the school magazine-The Yellow Dragon-as forming a living link between those who have left the College and those who reninin, and in this connection paid a tribute to the Editorship of Mr. Kay. who, he said, ia about, to go on leave for a well-earned rest and holiday. The Grim Reaper has treated us most Dr. Crook.caused much amusement by unkindly since our last re-union in this reading some amusing verses relative to hall, and it is with great regret that 1 Mr. Kay and The Yellow Dragon and have to report the passing on of the fol- finally called on the members of the Staff lowing members of this association: Mr. to rise and drink with him to the success Laing Lau Hsun, a former Chinese Con- and prosperity to the Q.C.O.B.A. salto Australia; the Hon. Mr. Chau Siu Mr. Bar in a brief speech appealed to Ki; Mr. Ho Cheuk; Mr. C. H. Lyson; all members of the Association to become Mr. M. B. Sufliad and Mr. H. H. Taylor. "live members" of it and to take an and EUROPEAN ACCOUNTS in the

The year 1023 has been a memorable active interest in its proceedings. though not a very happy year for Hang-Mr. C. G. ANDERSON (Hon. Secretary) AMERICAN MARKET Would be Interested in Long and Queen's College I see from in proposing "Our Guests remarked Connecting with Principal, preferably the school magazine that the year began that the Q.C.O.BA. had been compared auspiciously and that in May it looked to the hanyan tree branches, and the Foreign, on An Exclusive Agency Basis, in as if 1925 was to be one of the best years Association was certainly in D very Belling their Lines of CHINESE MFE ever experienced by our Alma Mater flourishing condition; while its continued and a sorry mess of things they made. Then came the agitators and the strike, succese was assured,,

CHANDISE Are equipped to Handle All Fortunately, Queen's College, and the have pointed out, this is our sixth annual Continuing," Mr-Anderson said: As I

CHINESE RAW PRODUCTS, FURS, Colony, though sorely wounded, pulled re-union and incidentally this is the fourth SILE PIECE GOODS, MATTING, BUGS through, and now both look forward to the occasion on which you have requested me

to speak in this Hall. On account of my AND SUNDRIES. Beferences Exchanged, I am so happy to note that our present poverty in ideas I may, perhaps with scholars appreciate the fact that they are profit, refer briefly to a question upon

Address BURR AND, PALMER, 203, Fiřiz applying a devotion to their students which, I have previously touched. I re- ATTE, NEW YORK, U.S.A - under the most benebolent educational collect that at our Second Annual Dinner regime in the Empire. I am so pleased, in 1922, I ventured the opinion that we,"

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