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Interesting Traveling

Companions

What interesting friendships you make aboard the President Liners! The high class of patronage that travel on these giant. ships has established an enviable reputation for the President

Liners.

The magnificent President Liners are broad of beam and exceptionally sitady, Alare oil burners, swift express liners.

The public rooms are luxuriously appointed and inviting,

All statercorns are outside, splendidly furnished and equipped with beds-noc berths. Each room has hot and cold running water, also fans, wardrobe, thermTION bottles and reading lamps. Private bath and showers in connection with many rooms perfect the cravel comfore of these giant passenger liners.

The Cuisine is world Famous. The deliciously prepared menus will delight you. And how the other adds zest to your dining.

The decks are spacious. The Glass-enclosed Promenade always popular. Deck sports, open air swimming pool, movies, evening dances,everything has been "done to make your trip a happy ooz. Unexcelled anywheres the coucous and efficient service accorded you by the trained personnel aboard the President Liners

The grear frequency of sailings and the liberal stopover privileges of the Delize Steamship and American Mall Lines have made these giant passenger liners out Randingly popular among travelers,

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WEEKLY TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

TO SAN FRANCISCO #EË

ZOS ANGELES

The Sumarine Bals via Honobüs that Fortnightly wilings an Tuesdays

Fres. Taft .........Tues., Feb. 29th Pres. Jefferson......Tues., Mar. 19th Pres. Lincoln......Tue., Mar. 27th "Pros, Madison ...Then, Apr. 10th

TO BEATTLE and VICTORIA

The Short, Straight Rouse so dinerías Fortnightly sailings on Wednesdaya

Pres. Jackson Wel, Feb. 22nd, Aa.m Pres. McKinley...Wed., Mar. 7th Pres. Grant Wed., Mar. 21st Pres. Cleveland Wed, Apr. 4th

Special Through Rates to Europe, vin United States, £120, £112. Direct connectionis with all Atlantic lines. Choice of railway lines across United States and Canada, with liberal stop-over privileges for sight-seeing,

To EUROPE and NEW YORK

·ROUND THS WORLD

Forushly lungs on Tuesdays.vis Manila, Straits, Colombe, Sues Canal, Alexandria, Napica, Genk Kiricilien, Boston and New York

Pres. Haven... Sun., Feb. 36th Pres. Folk........ Son Mar. 11th Pres. Adams Suo., Mar, 28th

Prea Tait

From Garfield ......Sun., Apr. 8th Pres. Harrison ..Bar., Apr. 22nd Pres. Monroe --Bun, May 6th

TO MANILA ...Fab. 20th, 6 p.m ...Feb 26th, 6 m Prea. Mckinley... Feb. 28th, 6 pm.

Pres. Hayes

**

Prev. Jefferson ...Mai, 5th, ▼ pm. Pres. Polk......Mar. 11th, 6 pm. Pres. Grant ......Mar: 13th, 6 pm.

For Bookinge, Paasenger and Freight information Apply to Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Building," Ground Floor Telephone Central 2477, 2478 and 795 Cable Address "Dollar"

Dollar Steamship Line

"and

American Mail Line

M.M.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

MAIL AND CARGO STEAMERS TO ́ANDI FEOM

MARSEILLES, 'DUNKIRK, U.K., HAMBURG & ROTTERDAM,

From Marseilles

PORTHOS

PAUL LEGAT

ANDRE LEBON

ÇAENONCEAUX ...

28th Feb.

13ta Mar.

27th Mar.

10th Apr.

From Dunkirk, Antwerp,

London

YALOU (Uarzo)...

28th Feb.

D. P. BENOIT (Cargo) 24th Mar,

For Shanghai, Japan and

North China

YALOU (Cargo)... 28th Feb. D. P. BENOIT (Čargo) · 24th Mar,

For Shanghai and Japan

PORTHOS

PAUL LEOAT ANDER LEBON CHENONCEAUX

For Marseilles

G. METZINGER SPHINX

28th Feb.

க*

13th Mar. 27th Mar. 10th Apr.

201

***

PORTHOS PAUL LECAT ANDRE LEBON ...

28th Feb. 18th Mar. 27th Mar.

10th Apr.

24th Apr.

For Rotterdam, Hamburg,

Dunkirk

YANG TSE (Cargo) ..1st week Mar.

For fall Particulars, apply to:-

Telephones: 0.661 and 740,,

Cle, des MESSAGERIES MARITIMES,

ON. BALE.

'S, QUERN'S BUITIES,

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1928.

U.S. PRESIDENCY.

NAMES OF POSSIBLE

CANDIDATES.

GENERAL ELECTION

PREPARATIONS,

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE}

THE CHINA COAST. | FURTHER BAN ON MISS

CHANGES IN OFFICER "PERSONNEL"

The following htelhanges noti, 1fted in officer persoanal" on the

China Coast

Miro de We denkins, from Home leave, has gene-chief officer, Kianga

3. T. P. Beatty chief ofler," Kiang, has gone chief officer, Kingyuan

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13th

Mr. B. C. Finch, chief officer, Political circles are already pre-Kingyuan, has gone chief officer, paing for the General Election Chengtu. which is taking place on November 6th.

The Republican National Conveo- tion will be held in Kansas City, Missouri, on June 6th, and the Democratic Convention at Houston, Texas, on June 26th.

The Republican "posibles" for the presidential nomination include Mr. Harbert Hoover, Mr. C. G. Dawes (present Vice-President). Mr. Frank Lowden (the Governor of Hlinois), Mr. Andrew W. Mellan (Secretary of the Treasury), Mr. Frank B. Kellogg. (Secretary of State) Mr. C. E. Hughes (ex-Secre tary of State), while many feel that President Coolidge may be forced to accept nomination in the event of the Convention coming to a deadlock.

The Democratie "possibles"__io- dude the popular Governor of New York, Mr. A. E. Smith. Senator Reed of Missouri, arid the Governor of Maryland, Mr. Albert E. Ritchie.

and

MAUDE ROYDEN,

PHILADELPHIA FOLLOWS

CHICAGO,

VIEWS ON DRINK NOT SUFFICIENTLY" **DRY**

PHILADELPHIA. The Mission Sariety of the Methodist Episcopal Church has enneebied a keture engagement ar- ranged for Miss Maude Royden, the London preacher.

The cancellation is due to the Jess necompanying Maude Royden and her smoking

moderate and

drinking pro- paganda," declares Mrs Williama Peace, the chairman of the society's committee.

Mr. O. Fox, chief officer, Cheng-notoriety tu, has gone chief officer, Taming.

Mr. J. A. McKinlay, chief officer, Taming, has resigned.

fe. J. W. Bennett, from Home leave, has gone second officer, Kan chou...

Mr. R. Allinson, chief officer, Kurichur, has gone chief officer, Chinkiang.

Mr. W. Jones, chief officer, Chin kinag, has gone chief officer, Shaari, Captain C. 5. Isbister, of the Kiangsu, has gone muster, King yuan.

Captain R: T. Stephens, of the has gone master, ingyuan, Klang,

Captain J. W. Lamont, of the Yunnan, is om reserve.

Captain G. A. Erans, froin re- serve, bas gone master, FunnAM.

Mr. J. Baxter, from reserve, has gone sup'y chief engineer. Hain Peking

Mr. F. J. C. Wilson, third en- gineer, Tatung, has resigned.

Mr. F. Appleton from reserve, Members of the House of Repre has gone third engineer, Tatung, sentatives, numbering 435,

M. J. H. Canton, from reserv 0, one-third of the Senate, or 32 mem-has gone chief engineer, Hupek." hers, will be elected at the Novem MR. K. Burns, chief engineer, ber, General Election.' .

Hupeh, has gone sup'y chief en- gine, Hain Peking-

LARGEST PASSENGER

FLYING-BOAT.

NEARLY READY.

(THROUGH "RECTER'S 'AGENCY.]

LONDON, Feb. 13th.

Britain's largest passenger flying boat, which has been christened Calcutta, was launched at Rochester to-day.

It is an all-metal machine de veloped on the lines of the flying- boat in which Sir Alan and Lady Cobham are touring Africa....

The machine carries fifteen pas- sengers, and the engine develops 1,300 hp. its top speed being 110 miles an hour," while it is capable of travelling seven hundred miles without alighting.

PRINCE OF WALES' NEW TITLE.

THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, Feb. 13th. "In recognition of the splendid service of the Merchant Navy and the Fishing Fleets to the Empire for inany centuries both in the time of peace and the time of war, H.M. the King, after taking Ministerial advice, has asked the Prince of "Wales to assume the title of "Master of the Merchant Navy and Fishing Fleeta,"

Au oficial announcement issued to-day states that His Majesty has Leon considering for some time what steps could be taken to bring fleets into line with the other great services of the Empire.

NO KISSING IN PEKING'S FILMS.

Kissing is to be banned by the Peking film censors. Notice al

ready has been served on the show houses Whether the rule will be enforced is another matter. Nego tiation was invented in China.

If the lip is not permitted to per- form its poetic function in the films see here, Peking may as well de- mand a complete renovation of the celluloid standards. Honeyed ex pressions, the words love, dear, darling, sweetheart, and associated ideas should be ruled out. The slogan of the censor could very well be: If the publée likes it, cut it out."

If they intend to take the kiss out of the films they may as well remove it from the daily round of life, and that would be nice! X.C. Standard,

SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN HONG KONG

FOR FEBRUARY, 1928. STANDARD TIME OF THE 120th

MERIDIAN EAST OF. GREENWICH.

Date.

Mr. R. B. Peck, acting chief en- gineer, enchang, is on reserve.

Mr. I. Callender, from reserve, has gone chief enginear. Fanchong. Mr. H. Jackson, reconaf engineer, Fagtien, has gone second engineer, Shengking

Mr. W. Ruxton. second engineer, Shengking, has gone second en.. gareer, Fengtien.

Mr. W. R. Woodman, acting third engineer, Hain Peking. has gone second engineer, Nanchang.

Mr. E. D. Steen. from Hone leave, has gone sup'y second en- ginger, Kneichow.

Mn G. R. Stabeliffe, second off cer, Fung, has gone seechd officer, Hangiang

Mr. E. G. Woodford, second officer, Hanging, has gone second offcer, Juwing.

Mr. E. A. C. Chambers has been appointed sup'y second officer, Siangwa.

Mr. 8. E. McKinley, from re- serve, hna gong thief engineer, Fooshing.

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JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-

JCJ

York Building

LIJN.

Tel Addres

JAVALYN -Tri Central 1971

REGULAR FORTEIONY SERVICE BETWEE JAVA, CHINA AÐ JAPAN

УТВАМИНЬ

TJITARDEM

JIKARANG ... TJILIWONG

From Chicago it is announced officially that it was the Chicago TJIKEMBANG and Boston committees of the Women's Home Missionary Society,TJIPANAS and not the society as a whole. TJISALAK which were responsible for the can-JILEROET cellation of the engagements for TJIBAROEA lectures by Miss Royden.

"While ALE American Christian women we deplore the practice of smoking," declares the Women's Home Missionary Society in statement which has been issued, "we could not presume to judge the integrity of the religious life of such a woman as Miss Royden. The lecture engagements were can- rolled by the local committees at Chicago and Boston."-British United Press.

Christianity And Drink. Miss Gunter, an intimate friend of Miss Maude Royden, told an Brening Standard representative to-day that Miss Royden's position is that while she would regard: excessive drunkenness as immoral, she does not recognise tectotalism as essential to Christianity."

On her return from U.S.A. sbc said:-

FRUM

ERFECTED ON OF ABOUT

LEAVE ON OR ABOUT

N. C. & Away In Port JAVA, MACAUBAN 16th Feb.

BATAVIA

He

SHAL, Klume. 20th

& ANDY JAYA, MANILA. 20th ...AVA, MACASMar 27th ...N. C. & AчO 27th

BATAVIA

1st Mar

Wireless Telegraphy.

For

15th Feb, MacASSAR & JAVA

AMOTN. CHINA [Amot,&'banK'lunG. »

1th

18th

2nd

24th

29th

29th

BATAVIA

Amur & N. CHINA Batavia

4th Mar. Autor,S'KA),E'LONS.

The steamers are all listed throughout with Electric Laght and hava accommodation for hoited number of saloon Fassengers. All stommers entry daly qualified eniseon. Caryo takan at through rutes to all porta in Netherlands India and Australia

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For Particulars of Freight and Page, apply to the

K⋅P M

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART

MAATSCHAPPY.

(ROYAL PACKET Navigation Co. on BATAVIA).

THE MOTOR VESSEL

THE

"CREMER"

"I would rather not express an epimon on Prohibition. I did not go to Amerien to study that ques tion What impressed me was that Prohibition appeared to be an un- Due to sall to SINGAPORE, BELAWAN.DEL! and

doubted success in the Middie West. Public opinion was very doubtful about it in the Eastern

States.

I felt some shame in Offers

of the chief realising that one difficultice in the enforcement of the amendracht is the smuggling carried on across the Canadian border and from the sea."

Two reasons were given for the cancelling of the Chicago engage nxent-that Mise Royden smokes an occasional cigarette and that, us wrongly alleged, she advocated companionate, or trial, marriages.

HONG KONG METEOROLOGIDAL

REGISTER.

Mr. J. Rennie, chief engineer, Herz Kong Obarrystory, February 14th. Fooshing, is on reserve.""

Captain J. G. Hannigan, from Home leave, has gone master; Shukwaze.

Captain A. V. Harcourt, of the Barometer... Shukwang, has gone master, Wo Temperature Hamidity.. kuang.

Wind- Mr. G. Wilson, from reserve, has

Direction gone chief officer, Shukrang.

from

Force Captain W. Sudbury, reserve, has gone master, Chin Weather ... Lang.

Captain O. C. Blown, of the

in Teangtah, is on reserve, Captain A. R. Smith, of the Tarangtah, has gone master, Hain Tremagtak.

Captain W. D. Rogers has been appointed master, Tanayiah.

4...

PASSENGERS.'

Departures.

Per as D'Artagnan, 'for Mar. selles ci porta on February 14th:-Mr. and Madame Noblet, Mr. and Madame A. D.. Barretto, Mr. and Madame A. Outamaa, Miss

Prevod Ún Dation Data

Day

at 2 p. 6 a.m.). £ piña.

238 zan

30.11 20,15 80.17

49

60

25

72

North E

?

B ^^

0 0.00

Rain Highest apeli-air Temperature, 13th: 63 Lowest open-air Temperare, 14th: 49

'PENANG, on 16th February, at Noon.

excellent Saloon accommodation.

All lower berths.

English cuisine.

Doctor carried.

Wireless telegraph.

1st Class Fare to Singapore-$125.

In connection with the Royal Packet Nav. Co.'s (K.P.M.) Service to a destinations in the Netherlands East Indies and Australia.

Agents:

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LIJN.

Telephone 1674.

Your Buzznis, Cravin Boa

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Cola STEAMER KARMALA."

ALLTID HONG KONG ON 13TH FEBRUARY, 1923.

FANTWERP, LONDON, GIBRAL- TAR MARSEILLES, MALTA, PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.

NOKÁIGNEES of

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN.

THE

Stramer

AUGSBURG"

of Cargo by the above having arrived from BREMEN, HAM- pamed Vessel are hereby informed BUKU and Parts, Consignees of Cargo -Blue sky Cloudy; D that their Goods are being landed and are hereby notified that their Cargo is Drizzle; F-Fog: L-Lightning; placed AT THE 3x in the Hong Kung being landed at their risk into the Go- M-Mist; O-Overcast P-Passing and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Com-downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloon abowers; Q-Squale; R-Rain; T-pany's Godowas at Kowloon, where each Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. Kowloon, Thunder.

Consignment will be sorted out Mark where Delivery can be obtained. by Mark and Delivery can be obtained sa the Goods are landed,

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE.

From February 19th to 21st, 1928

HIGH. WATER..

LOW WATTE

felght

Reight

Hong

Bong

Kong

Kong

Standard

Standard

Time

Time.

the

m..

b.

TL. 10.

1389 7

86

26

5 116 1 9 49

3 7

20

Julian, Mr. J. K. Gwinnell, Miss N. Sinclair, Miss I. Garnock, |å

r. J. Safier, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Forthomme, Mr. and Mrs. Frager, Mrs. Basto and baby, Mrs. Limage Wed. 15 m & 37 and three children, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sherwood, Mr. M. Martins, Thur. 16 Mrs. M. Tuma, Mrs. V. Tacquet.

Bat

4 145.7.

7 32 38m 0 43

17 m 8 40 99m 1 34

19

14 0:m

|1 5 01937

249 110

Per as Spline, for Shanghai, on Fri February 14th: Baron. Guillaume, Baroners Guilinum, Capt. Brazi tone, Dr. Veeten, Mr. J. R. Bay Bug. 19

in, Mrs. C. Calinti, Mr. Gell, Mr.

Sorriano, Lieut. ERVon You. 20 Preissig, Mr. F. M. Ginsburger, Mr. Madier, Mrs. V. Lareina and Task 21 mio 1045 m 4 56 - 04 four children.

SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

The R.M.S. Empress of Ania, from Hong Kong, on January 25th, arrived at Vancouver on February 12th......

WARSHIPS. IN PORT. Warships and auxiliaries in port yesterday were :-.

6 36 7 1

1 1635

47 48 m

23 10 6

8 27-7 8 9 552

9 12 8 0

2 13 28

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. CONSIGNEE NOTICE,

3.8. "SPHINX."

BRINGING 'CARGO FROM MARSEILLER, & A CARGO Fan BORDEAUX & COGNAC, E1 6.8. * VILLE DE VERDUN.~__ 0x81 Goods with the azosption CONSIGNEES are hereby informed

Lading.

Optional Goods will be landed here uola instructions have been given to the

All Goods remaining undelivered after the 20th of February, 1929, will be subject to Rent

No Fire Insurance will be effected by.

contrary 6 bonis before arrival of thee in any case whatever. Steamer

Goods not cleared within 8 days including date of arrival will be subject to

Kent

No Fire Insurance will be effected by

10

us in my case whatever.

Damaged Fackages must be left in the Golowa for examination by the Con signees, and the Company's Purveyors, Meenre, GODDARD & Douglas at 10 a tur on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before 4th March, 1928, or they will, not be recognized, t

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & Co.

Agents

Hong Kong, 13th Feb., 1928, [1883,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

AMERICAN & 'MANCHURIAN ·

LINE.

FROM NEW YORK:

THE Steamship

Damaged Fackages must be left in the Godown for examination by the Can- signees and the Company's Surveyors, Messrs. Anderson & Ashe, at 10 am,

the 17th of February, No Claim will is admitted after the

1928,

Goods oars left the Godown and all within Two presented Claims must be

Werks of the Ship's amval bare, sitor which date they will not be recognised,

Consignees and requested to surrender the mille of Lading to the Undersigned for Countersignature.

MELONERS & CO..

- Agentar NORDDAUTSCHES Love, BJ, Hong Kong, 18th Feb., 1929. [5887,

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE TA

THE

SAARLAND" having arrived, Consignees Cargo are hereby notified that their Goods, are being landed and placed at their risk in "CITY OF BENARES" having arrived, Consignees of Cargo the Hong Kong & Kowing Wharf & by her are informed that al: Goods are Godown Company's godo

the being landed at their risk into the where Debsery can hecardons and/or extra-hazardous Go Goods are landed may be obtained tied utter the arrival. downs of Holt's Wharf, whence Delivery Optional Cargo will be landed, unless has boun given poor to Steamers, Goods have left the Godowns, and Goods remaining undelivered after 19th February, 1928, will be subject to Rent

All Uisima gainst the Steamer must be presented in the Undersigned on or before 20th February, 1999, or they will not be mogamaged Goode,

All broken, chafed and

No Ulaime"

North Wall Basin, Carlile; Sonnet, Feltrel; East Wall Basin, Wall Basin, Cicala, Tern,

S/Ms. L.. Le7, North Arm, dm- brose, Hollyhock, S/M, Herald; of Opium, Tressure and Valuables ara. West Wall Dock, Hawkins, In being landed and stored into the Godowns Sunrise, Sunset.

Dock, Iroquois, 8/Ms. Li, L., 7.8; of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf Ltd., Kowloon, whance February 15th...6.58 a.ta. 6.20 p.m. No. 1. Buoy, Argus: No. 3 Buoy very may be obtained immediately.

16th....6.56, 8.90 Marazion; No. 5 Buoy, Sterling, Delivery may be

Stormcloud: No. 7 Buy Tiana, all Claims must be sent in in me en or before Friday, the 24th February, 6/M. No. 8 Buoy Mamolia No, 9 Buoy, Petersfield, No. 10 Buoy, Seraph, Thracion; No. 11 1923, or they will not be recognised.

Damaged Packages will be examined by are to be left in the Godowns, where they Surveyors, Meses will be examined on any Tocadaya or the hours of 10,48:4m. Serapis, Sirdar No. 13 Bhoy, Goddard 6.23. Bruce: No. 18 Buoy, Rutheniz, of the Consignees at 10 am, on and Noor, within the Free Storage

Week. 24th....8.40. 8.24 Kharki; Kowloon Anchorage, Monday, the 20th February, 1998,

period of One

No Fire Insurance has been affected Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

THE BANK LINE, LTD.

General Agents.: Hong Kong, 18th Feb, 1928, [5:80

10tb....8.54

Buoy, Somme, Sepup; No. 12 Buoy, the Companies in the presence Fridays,

"

17th...8.55 18th....8.54

13

6.21 B.21

37

. 6.2% 21

20th....8.53

6.22

TEK NEW FAKKOR KEERDZ, THEBAPION No. 1

21st....0.52

6.23

35

22nd...6.61 .0.23/11 23rd....6.50"

11

25th.....49

6.24

17

17

Fortal, Belgal, Fancol.

20th....8.48

: 6.25

*

#

27th, 8.47

guese, Pero De Alenquer; U.S.8.

98th....6.47

6.28

"

8.97,

Asheville, French, Argur, Italian, Sebastiano Cuboto...

No Fire Insurance will be effected by

whatever. Foreign. Men of War: Portua In any case

J. LIMAGE Hong Kong, 14th Feb. 1929. (6989

...m

ONG KONG HANGARD HE-

HPORTS of the MEETING THERAPION NO. 2

of the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL THERAPION No. 31

or the Bossinn 1927.

Tertior Bladder Cateeth, Na.-1 for Hood & Drin

HONG KONG DAILY: PRESS OFFICE; } made or Farmho

Hevised by Mambér

PRICE

29th...6.40

|

will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after 17th February, 1928, will be subject to Bout. All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be lub in the Godowns, where they will be examined on 16th Fegrasay, 1928,

10, by our Burveyors, Memr Goddard and Dongle

All Claims must reach us before 1st March, 1923, or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insuranios will be effected Bills al Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.

JEBBEN & CO.

Hong Kong, 10th Feb, 1929′′ (6576