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U.S. NAVY AND `SHANGHAI BASEBALL

TUSSLE.

VISITORS NARROW VICTORY.

A LAST MINUTE WIN.

[Br C.LC.].

Although the Shanghai Baseball team was supposed to play, the US. Navy yesterday, they only met an outfit from the U.S." Asheville, as .the Sacramento was not in port. On the whole the game was closely contested and the visitors snatched the victory, at the last moment.

The Navy-boys-started-out-with Brunen getting a walk. Chadwill fled, and this brought about a double play, with Brunen getting out before reaching second.

With two men down, Ariel scored a homer over left feld. Hofman singles over second and Bacon tripled bringing Hoffman home. Benson singled but got to second

passed ball, thus bringing Bacon home. Yukey who went in after Henson was fanned. The Nasy boys were three up in the first canto.

In the fourth canto, the Ameri

Cán

sailors scored another fun through Bscop coming hours on

y set but by Evans

The Shanghai crew replied and got two men bome oh errors, thus putting themselves on an equal basis with the local players.

The ssilórs's attempt in the filth. frame resulted in a blank and the same applied to the visitors.

Hoffman got home in the sixth stanza when Yukey singled, thus putting the sailors one up. Things tooked dark for the Chinese when they were dismissed with a blank in the sixth, but in the seventh and last inning, they also sent the Navy packing with "Duck." Then they snatched the victory at men the last, frame getting two past the homie plate.

The Chinese were then dismissed for a zero. Evans who went in to. The game on the whole was one bat for the Navy in the second of the best seen in the Colony frame gaze a dandy fly to Pitcher, Both pitchers were even in their outside the foul line after two strike-outs and walks on balls. It strikes had been chalked up against was rather pity than the Sacramen- to was not here to reinforce the him, but the pitcher muffed it He

Sakey US Navy. and had she been the was, however struck out singled and Brunnen received an results would have been diferent. other walk. He was however put The line-ups and scores follow out on a steal to second.

With three runs against them, the Shanghai team sent Tsoy into bat in the second frame. He singled. Liu was pegged at first, and Taoy got to second on error. Kim who took up the willow after Troy was put out at first, but Taoy coine Some! Chang, the List bat for the Shanghai outfit was fanned. Shanghai 1 run to the good.

The Navy boys were dismissed with a blank in the third staza. "The visitors were rewarded with one run in this inning through Chen passing the home plate.

United States

Shanghai Chinese.

Tsung

Chang Liu

Nary.

Brunnen

Chadwell Ariel Hoffman Bacon Henson

t. ib.

Tsoy

B.S

Tukey

Evans Sakey

Kim P. Ang 36.

Chen eb. Char

1.f.. Loo SCORES BY INNINGS.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total U.S. Navy..... 3 001010 S'hai.. Chinese.. 0 1 1 0 0 2

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BASEBALL NOTES. Give him the bill and the fans will see some daisy pitching such as Hong Kong has never seen be fore.

SOME VIEWS AND REVIEWS.

[BY C. L. C.]

Hong Kong baseball fans are no doubt pleased to see a visiting team in Hong Kong, and although the Shanghai players are not to the "All be compared with Filipino Star" and the "Hono- lulu Chinesé," they are very fair combination. It must, how ever, be admitted that they were lucky to dispose of the "All Hong Kong Nine" and the U. S. Nuvy."

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Talking about the "All Hong Kong Nine," the line-up left much to be desired. Proulx at third coat the Hong Kong side no tower than two runs, and Terry Leonard at first cost another run when he threw wild to third. The Shang- hai team is not as good is the first division teams in the Colong, but playing against a mixed-up aide, they certainly had the advantage.

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Aper has so far réfrained from pitching because he thought that

no one in the Colony could play

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1928.

TENNIS LEAGUE.

CHINESE R.C'S FIRST SET-BACK.

RECREIO "C" TRIUMPH

SOUTH CHINA “B” WIN LAST MATCH.

U.S.LT.A. BAN ON

TILDEN.

INELIGIBLE FOR EAST AND

WEST MATCH.

HUNTER REFUSES TO PLAY.

ERROTIN'S AMERICAN SERVICE;

The Chinese Recreation Club re- ceived their first set back this

New Yonx, Aug. 16th. The Tilden controversy has been season when their "C" II, team revived in greater measure as the went down to the Recreio II. yes result of an announcement by the ciation that Tilden is ineligible to terday in a League match in the United States Lawn Tennis Asso- "C" Division by the Darrow compete in the annual "contest at margin of 7 games on their own Forest Hills between East and courts. A great deal of interest West. The sections march is centred in the match, as the Port-starting on Saturday, August 18th. The disqualification announced is guese had previously been beaten the héquel to the Davis Cup ban by the Chinese RC. 1, the in Paris, subsequently revoked. Tilden is charged with violation of stronger of the two teams, by the amateur rule by writing reports games only, so that yesterday's re- of the Wimbledon Tournament in sult was not unexpected, although which he was a competitor. the Chinese started favourites.

Play was even throughout and com- petition particularly keen. Becreio played for all they were worth and succeeded in forcing a win despite résolate efforts by the home tean to avoid a defeat.

When the original selection of the team to represent the East was announced. Tilden was not men- tioned by name Certain players that there would be included in were asmed, but it was indicated the team and did not state that it was complete.

The object obviously The first two

leave a loophole peading the de- cision of the LT.A Committee regarding Tilder.

games gave evidence of a close struggle which became a feature of The pairs were un. the match.

usually well matched and the scores as close as could be but a 9-2 for the Portuguese turned the scales in

their favour.

South Okla "B" Runners-up. Across the harbour, the South China Athletic Association estab- lished themselves as runners-up in the "B" Division by beating the Nippon Club in their last match. At no stage did the Japanese have a look in and South China won all the sets. Two sets were not com- pleted owing to failing hight, but it made no difference to the result as the South China had already von the required number of games,

the final scores being 69 games to 34 in their favour.

Yesterday'e results follow:

"B" DIVISION. South China . Hippon Club. "At King's Park, the South

Nippon Club by 30 games to 34.

"Scores :-

Ho Wai Hing and Chan So (South China AÂ.); .

up to him as a catcher. Zafra has,China Athletic Association beat the however, taken the task and after conference they have come to an understanding. Aper now wants to dish them out for the Hong Eong side against the visitors, with Zafra behind the plate. It would certainly be a game worth watching, if it could be arranged.

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As I said the Shanghai team is nothing out of the ordinary, and was lucky to beat the US Navy in the last of the seventh frame. I am confident that they will lose to the Filipino and the Dragon outfits, and that the local Ameri- cans will also give them a good ran" for their money. If Ruffin should be pitching for the Hong Kong Americana, the chances are that the visiting team will lose.

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To-day will be a big league game when the Filipinos cross bata with the Dragons at the Happy Valley diamond at 4 pm. So far the Filipinos have beaten the Dragons once in a clean-fought game. The Dragons, however, snatched a vie tory from the hands of the Fili I would like to see (and I have pino crew. The game should have no doubt that the fans share this been replayed, according to the de- with me) Shanghai playing the cision of the Committee of the All Hong Kong side again. Hong Kong Baseball Association, The local side would do well to but the Filipinos were sporting let Aper pitch and keep Zafra enough to give it to the Dragons. behind the plate. These two will form the best battery in Hong Kong Aper has been playing in the big league in the States, and Zafra is a heavy-load catcher.

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A victory to either team will turn the scale in the league, and if the Dragons should win, the Filipinos will be out of the run- ning unless the Americans wallop As to Big Aper, I understand the Chinese, and thus put the Fili that he was playing as a profes- pinca on an equal basis again. I sional for St. Louis for two years, must, however, say that the Filipinos srid. what he doesn't know about should have replayed the game pitching, is not worth knowing, which they lost, but about which He has justified himself as a protest was lodged. It is all short-stop and a catcher in. Hong very well to be sentimental, but in Kong, but these are not the posi- the field of sports, it is better in tions to which he was accustomed. the end to adhere to the rules.

LADY RAVENSDALE MYSTERY.

RESIGNATION FROM WOMEN'S UNION.

Baroness Ravensdale, daughter

Ravensdale discussed with perfect frankness her plans for the wal fare of the Women Voters Union with a Daily Baprest representa tive. She then, explained that the union wanted a young and aspir- ing president, and therefore the had been chosen to fill the office:

The union, Lady Ravensdale

of the labe Marquis Curzon, who then said, was to assist women to is an ardent feminist, has mys-break down barriers that still teriously resigned from the Woexisted against them in the various men Voters' Union, the presidency professions.

Lady, Ravensdale, speaking quite

of which she accepted recently.

Why she has resigned when only recently at Bunnymede, en Magna a few weeks ago she was glowingly Carta Celebration Day, referred épthusiastic about the progress of in eloquent language to the rights the union, some of the women of women, and especially the rights Voters do not themselves yet know. of peeresses in their own right. Others, more enlightened, refuse to Her enthusiasm for feminist mat- ters had certainly not abated then. say...

The Union of Women Voters is recent organisation, and has held some interesting conferences from the Women Voters' Union Its speakers are usually women and her resignation stands." who have climbed high in their

It was in April that Lady various professions.

Lady Lavensdale herself issued merely thoshaldiatement. The Baroness Ravensdale has resigned

Was

to

:

The Committee has now deânite- ly batred Tilden from tournament play pending the clearing up of the charges against him,

Tilden's great friend, Francis Heater, who announced that he would not play unless Tilden was allowed to join the team, has been omitted from the East side.

LAWN BOWLS OPEN

CHAMPIONSHIP.

CLARK AMONG THE LAST FOUR.

McLAGGAN BEATEN.

In the fourth round of the lawn bowls Open Championship, A. R. 0. Clark (Police) defeated J. fcLaggan (Kowloon Docke) by 21-13 yesterday. Clark thus enters

the semi-final and will meet the

winner of the match between W. Macfarlane and R. Duncan (both of the K.B.G.C.) to qualify for the. final

On his present form it is expect ed that the Police player will enter the final

The pairs contesting for the semi- final in the top. balf bracket ars E.W. Horbin (K.B.G.C.) and J. Gibson (K.0.0.); J. Ferguson (Taikoo) and J. C. Brown (Kow-

LIMBS COVERED WITH ERUPTIONS

Spread To Face and Arms. Lost "Rest. Healed by Cuticura.

"Eczema broke out in blotches on my limba and caused a lát of 'Irrita- tions. I scratched, causing the erup- tions to burn, and in a week „my Simba were:covered with day, KONT emptions. Later it spread to my face and Arma and I spent many restless nig Sta.

"I tried, other, remedies without much berelt. I könt for à froë namjili of: Curleri Soap and Dintment and “wher using it I could see an imprget=

ment. I purchased more and in few weeks I was complétaly healed." (Signed), Mr. A.. R... Hilller, 99, Prary Rd., Croydon, Burrey, Eng.

For

of thỗ tollet and | púrponaš ath, Cuticuri Soap, Ointment and Talcum are excellent. Song and chhikind sold throughout thả.

khễu thu mai erdies with print, d

dry the Cuciowa.Shaving Stick,

CHURCH NOTICES:

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hose Kosa. August 198, 1939, Eleventh Sunday

alter Trinity

Holy Communion at 8 s.m.

Sunday School In Fask School at

10 Children Service at 10.15 am Matina at 11 am

** Präicher :-Rev. H. V. Koop. Haly Communion st 12 noon. Evensong at 6 pm.

Froscher: The Dean. songs are discontinued until the Social Evenings in Cathedral Hall after

(97 End of September

UNION CHURCH · (KENNEDY ROAD). SUNDAY SERVICEs, August 19th:-

Sunday School at 9.45, á.m. Morning Service £5, 11 am,

Hymns-318, 93, 347 and 599. Evening Service at 6 p.m.

Byma-823, 456, 473 and 336, Commantan at 7:-Oped to all Chris

tians.

Preacher both Morning and Evening-

Her, J. Kirk Maconachie,

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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, BOLENTIST.

(Branch of The Mother Uhurch,

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in - Boston,

U.S.A.). MACDONNELL ROAD, BELOW Bowan

VM ROAD TRAN STATION. Serdar Sevici, August 19th, 1928, 11

11.15 am

Subject:LXD." The Sunday School is held on Sunday Mornings it 15 o'clock.

Wednesday Evening Meeting at 5.50

address, open Torsday and Friday, 10 am to 19 Nood. Monday and Thursday, 5 to 7 pm

The Public is cordially invited to attend the services and it the Reading Room

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beat Isomura and Tahara... 74 loon Docks). Gibson and Ferguson Paing Room stabdis

beat Sajiki and Yoshikawa 7 4 beat Fujieda and Hachiuma 7-4

21-12 Luk Kang Cheung and. Lük Ding Cheung (S.C.A.A.):

drew with Isomuta and

Tahara

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beat Sajiki and Yoshikawa... 6 beat Fujieda and Hachiums... 8- 3

18-12

Lee Wai Tsoi and Lee Won Tsoi (S.C.A.A.):

beat Isomura and Tahara ... 7- 4 beat Sajiki and Yoshikawa ... 5- 3 beat Fujieda and Hachiums... 8- 3

will probably win their ties and the latter is favoured for the final.

Y.M.C.A. HARD COURT- TOURNAMENT.

WON BY THE DEAN OF HONG KONG AND MR. J. M. JACK.

The Y.M.C.A Tennis Club held An open tournament on the new hard courts at the rear of the Y.M.,

evening. Building on Thursday Eight pairs entered, and the games were played of with the minimum of delay.

Owing to the brief hour of light Total:-China China 59; Nippon available after 5.30, the games were limited to the best of seven, the pai; taking four games qualifying Club 34.

for the next round....

20-10

"C" DIVISION. Chinese R.O. . . Recreio II

On their own courts, the Chinese R.C. II, lost to the Recreio II. by 7 games.

*Scores

Taoi Ping Fan and Ng Kam Chuen (C.R.C.):

beat L. A. Rocha and G. A.

Noronha

Some very good tanais ensued, the tournament was so suc others from time to time. Ma cessful that it is hoped to arrange The following list shows the pro Gress of the games:

First Retad.

J. M. Parvia and F Caveney 6. 5 lost to C. Pile and H. B. Burson

by 4-0.

RED "WITCH HUNTING."

0.G.P.U. PERSECUTION CORPS.

·FORMER PEOPLE" AS

VICTIMS.

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All broken, chafod and damaged Goode left in the Dodowns, where they will. Seeramined on the 23rd instant, at 10. by Mesars, Goddard & Douglas Ne Fire Insurance has been affected. Bilhal Lading will be countersigned by GIBB, LIVINGSTON & 00., LAD."

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Optional Goods will be landed have is Tostructions have been given to had nontrary, Six ăqure before arrival of the Dreamer.

duding data of arrival, will be subject to

Goods, not cleared within 8 dayz, in-

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Damaged Packages must be

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BRITISH INDIA S.S. CO., LTD. Mondays and Thursdays, within the

Fréz CALCUTTA, BANGOON; PENANG AND SENGAPORE.

THE Steamship

#WARFIELD" baving arrived from the abors. Ports, Consignees of Durga, dad hereby in- formed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company'i. Godowns at Kow loon, where Delivery may be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed,

·Goods not cleared by 24th Aug, 1923, will be subject to Rante-

No Fire Insurance will be affected by Tin any case whatever.

Damaged Fachiges must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Con riguces and the Company's Surveyors,

Goddard & Douglas : 10 m A BROTO. on Mondays and Thursdays. i.

All Clama must be

within presented within

'B' arrival here,

Free Storage perioda..

All Claims against the Steamer mast be presented to the Underigned on or before Ath September, 19, or they will not be recognized.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods Bato left the Godowas,

MACKINNON, MAUKENZIE & Do.,

Agents

Hong Kong, 16th Aug, 1923. [961s

"NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCKAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

DHINA. MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION LO. LTD.

FROM UNITED KINGDOM

VLA SINGAPORE.

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#CALCHAS

US

Ten days of the Steader's bear baręby notified that the Cargo will be

after which date they recognized.

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No Claims will be

Se admitted after the Goods have latƐ the Gódówes,

Protest has been noted by the Master. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. Hong Kong, 17th Aug», 1928. [6613

BRITISH INDIA, S.S, CO., LTD:

FROM CALOUTTA, BANGOON, PENANG AND SINGAPORE. THE Steamship

discharged into Edt Wait, Kowloon, where it will lie at Consignees rink and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Hall's Wharf. The Oarge will be ready for Delivery from. Godown on and after 18th August.

Optional Cargy will not be landed here, uniona Notion fáa beérií given prior to Vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the artenda.

All option

chafed and damaged Gooda

are to

to be left the Godowan, where they will be examiled on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 am, and Noom within the From Storage period. No Quimi will be admitted after thi Goods have left the Vengel's Godown, arrived. haring Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed after the 22nd August; will be subject

from the stove Ports, and all Goods remaining undelivered

that their Goods are being landed and Hent

"TILAWA"

to

placed at their risk in the Hong Kong All Claim Aghinst the Vessel must and Kowloon Wharf and Godown be presented to the Undersigned sa dr Company's Godowns st Kowloon, where before the 5th September, or they will Delivery may be obtained da soon as I not be recognised.

Nó Firò Instïknéð vili bé attactód. Goods are landed.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIBE

Agents.

will be subject to Reat.

Goods not cleared by 24th Aug, 1999,

No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any case whatever.

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignees and the Company's surveyors, Mesars Goddard and Douglas, at 10 A.K. Mondays and Thursdays,

All Claims must be presented within Ten days of the Steamer's arxival here after which date they cannot be recognised.

The latest "Witch Hunt" direct-

No Claims will be admitted after the ed by the O.G.P.U. (Soviet Secret Goods have left the Godowns, Terrorist, Police) is reported from. Protest has been noted by the Petrograd. Here the operations Master.

"the against

former people" MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. (ugrahye ludi) have resulted in Hong Kong, 17th Ang., 1928, (6614 the arrest of hundreds of men aud women whose tole crime was an effort to live under the topsy-turvy SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. conditions of the Soviet régime.

CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

8.S. "PORTHOS.“

BRINGING CARGO From MARSEIL-

LES, &c. Also CARGO Fio

BORDEAUX, COGNAU, &c., Ex 8.8. "FORMIGNÝ."

lách Áng 1928.

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·BOX MIDDLESBRO", LONDON AND STRAITS.

The Steamship. BENLEDI.”

CONSIGNEES of Csigo are hereby Informed that all Goods are being landed at sheir risk into the hazardona and/or extra hazardons Godowns of tha Home Koxe ND KOHLOCK WHARF AND

from the Wharton Delivery may be GODOS, COMPANY, ED #hance, and/or obtained

Good

Claims will be admitted after the" have left the Godowns, and al remaining undelivered after the 21st instant will be subject to Rent.

Gooda

All Claimi agŝinit the Steamér must- be presented to the Undersigned on or befor the 423 Sept 1929, ar

at they will not be recognised.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where

Naturally the official accusations against these people are not limit ed to "membership of the nobility," since the manifesto issued by the Central Executive Committee in 1927 makes it impossible now to imprison or to execate people lost to A, A. Remedios and

W. Taylor and Capt. Fogg beat merely because of their antece- A. Gasanomia mia 47 7 beat HL A. Barros and C. A. C. Angus and. A. F. Brennan by dents. The O.G.P.U, style is thus

Barretto

7--44-9.

cramped and fantastic crimes have CONSIGNE are hereby informed the t 10 as, by Messra. Onddor

sheir Goods with the deception instant, at 4x, Goddard J. Hughes and V. M. Hast lost to be invented..

Thus Toor, one of the O.G.P.U. of Opiumi, Tressure and Valuables are and Douglas/a 17-18 to A. Trambitzky and A. Leach by

publicity directors, publishes & being handed and stored into the Godowns special article in the Izvestya (July of the Eong Kame and. Kowloon Wharf 11th), in which he accuses many, of and Godown Co, Liza, Kowloon, #cance the arrested noblemen of belonging Dabrary may de oitained immediately to & Masonic order. His descrip- after landing,

All Claims must be sent in so mi an 5-6 C. Pile and H. B. Eureon beat tion of the order and its activitioe

shows the fertile imagination of on before Thursday.. the 23rd. August, W. Taylor, and Capt. Fogg by 4-3.

We translate it 1928, or they will not be recognized. 7-4 A. Trambitzky and A. Leach lost the O.G.P.U.

Damaged Packages will be examined by to J. M. Jack and Dean Swann by literally

The Masonic order was a solid Goddard &

theCompany's Surveyor Meses. *16-17 | 4-15)

St. 10 Lung

Chan Hip Wo and H. C. Hung 4-1, (C.R.C..):

lost to LA, Rocha and, G. A.

Norobba

R. W. Sapsed and E. N. Ponsford lost to J. M. Jack and Dean Swann 47 by 4-2 lost to A. A Remedior, and A Sami-Final.

A. Gosano bert H. A. Barros and C. A.

Barretto

Lau Ting Wai and Hon Fung (C.B.C.):

G.

47

7-4

lost to L. A. Rocha and

A. Noronha

beat A. A. Remedios and A.

Gosuno lost to H. A. Barros and

A. Barretto

Final (Best Of Nine (Games),

J. M. Jack and Dean Swann beat C. Pile and H. B. Burson by h

At the end of the Tournament the Secretary of the T.M.C.A. presented spoons to the winning pair.

аде

and serious businese. The Rus of the in the presence-

On

No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by - GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Uc., LTD.,

Agenta, Bong Kong lịch An 1928. T8807

BRITISH INDIA 5.5. CO., LTD. FROM KOBE & MOJI.

TH

Monday, the 20th August, 1929...

HE Steamship"ad

*TAKLIWA" No Firs Lururance will be effected by baring arrived from the above Forts.

ca in say case whatever, ye

Agsun

L. LESDOS" Hong Kong, 14th Aug., 1928. [6600

Consignees of Cargo are hereby in formed. shas their Goodi, sen being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown

Godowns at Kow. Company's loon, where Delivery may be obtained. as soon as the Goods are landed.

Ocode nos cleared by 20th Aug, 1923,

10 will be affecte No Fire Insurance

sian Macons were in close touch with the Fascist organisations in Italy (1), with the American Ku-Klux-Klan and the Britieh Masonic leagues. They corre sponded with the Vatican (1,3). and received Instructions from The hard courts are now in good

the Cardinals. Our active Masonë playing condition and on

were subsided by Henry Ford, 13-20 colouring matter has been laid to

Rockefeller, and Gould.

"The Cosmic Academy of Total:Chinese B.C. II, 48; He obviate sun-glare in the early

Science, and their crime consists will be subject to Bent. The Cosmic Academy." afternoon. The other courtis. creio 11. 13.

marked out with black lines, as in.It is obvious that the accusation f studying old Russian ortho the winter season it used at is not based on facts, but a fantas-graphy and Christian apologetics by us in any case whatever.

Such subjects are in themselves Damaged fackages must be left in the night for basketball matches: tic invention. The Fascist Oracti-Soviet, and therefore when Gadows for examination by the Oos-

This tournament is one of a ganisations are anti-Masonic, and are

già thá Company's surveyors, special series of summor setivities the attitude of the Vatican, to studied by former peoplona faidre, Goddard and Douglas, at 10 arranged for members; the next Mondary is well known. It is note and dangerous."

mm Mondays and Thursdays. - being a bridge-drive, to be held in worthy, however, that the secre

COUNTY CRICKET.

BIG WIN FOR NOTTS.

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)

to

•carinot: 2

be

All Claims must be presented within the building, on Thursday, August tary of this order" was a Com- A special corps of the O.G.P.U. Ten day of the Eteamer's zuriral here,

they a0th, and the final entertainment munist, and no less a personality has been formed by Menjinéky to alter which date Notts beat Northants at Notting- will take the form of a Billiards than the Assistant Public Prosecu hunt all the former people who re-recognised, be admitted after

No-Claims will Fixing Handicap, to be played off ton of the Petrograd Military Area main alive. Each city Hasa on Thursday, September 13th. Another group of former branch of this corps, but appare the Goods have left the Godowan Members are asked to book these people" are accused of belonging ently the Petrograd corps is the MAUKINKON, MACKENZIE & CO, dates.

(Continued at foot of next column. I most active,

Hong Kong, 130 Ang, 1928 (859

as by nine wicketimiz

Northants 164 (Larwood B for 53) and 173.

Note 977 and 61 for one wicket.