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would we Dodo? We're the world's workers,'

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LADIES' HOCKEY.

HONG KONG BEAT KOWLOON.

:

ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE,

CONCERT BY AMBULANCE DIVISION.

In a fast and ever game at King'a Park on Saturday, the Hong Kong

An excellent concert was given in Ladies' Hockey Club scored a 4 the Li Shek Pang Hall of St. victory over the Kowloon ladies, Joseph's College on Saturday, in and have, incidentally, drawn level aid of the College Division of the with the Kowloonites in the Caer St. John Airbulance Brigade. The Clark Cup competition. The reprogramme included vocal and in- play will take place abortly, when struments! items, dancing and act- another exciting game is promised. ing. The popular Hawaiian Seren Kowicon started off in dashing aders were responsible for several fashion and before many minutesiems, and gained much applause. had passed they scored their first Chinese music, played by MP. Chao goal through Miss Mason. The Hong and friends, was the opening item Kong team were not in the lenst

and

much enjoyed. Little discouraged and shortly after Miss Stanion, the E.K. skipper ran through to score a fine goal., This was followed by two more goals by the same player and the Hong Kang forwards then figured it some clover moves down the wing.

The Kowloon ladies then asserted

themselves and good centre from Miss Eastman was well taken by Miss Mason who netted her second goal.

Hong Kong Win.

The second half saw the, Hong Kong ladies working very hard and they added further goals through Miss Smalley and Mrs. Donellati. Nothing daunted the Kowloon eleven returned to the attack and Miss Mason scored two goals→ making her total four.

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Miss Chiu with her Chinese Song and delightful miming cer- tainly was one of the successes of the evening. Master F. Abraham payed his violin solos very well indeed and, much laughter greeted the Chinese sketch of troublesome school children, which was given by five members of the Ambalance Brigade. The Misses Stella and Helene Ho dance, as usual, very charmingly.

A MOTHER'S PLEA!

REVENUE OFFICER SCEPTICAL OF HER

“ INNOCENCE,"

When charged with possession of Play then showed down somewhat 11.taels of illicit opium in her pre- and the final whistle went with the mises at 184 Hollywood Road, a score: Hong Kong 8; Kowloon 4. Chinese woman pleaded guilty be-

The teams were

fore Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the Cen- H.K. Ladies' Hockey Club-trat Magistracy on Saturday, and Smalley, E. Gray, F. D. C. Lack, asked for leniency. She had E. R. Bell, R. M. Pope M. L.

small daughter "dependent on her Wallace. I. C. Bell, E. M. Donellan, and it was her first offence. D. F.Stanion, M. Smalley, N.

His Worship: Where did you McCabe. Referes, Captain A. A. get the opium --A seaman brought Nicholas.

it to me.

Kowloon Ladies' Hockey Club. M. Mason, M. Woolley, N. Field, X. George, E. Woolley, M. Ground water, V. Eastman, P. Whitley, A. Dyer, D. Pinguet, E. Woolley. Re- feree; C. C. Francis.

LOCAL RIDER FOR T.T RACES?

FIVE MOTOR CYCLIST TRIED OUT.

Yesterday morning a band of five local motor cyclist were given test of riding ability over a small pathway. lending from Wong Nei Cheong, to Tytam Reservoir. The tests were "made in connection with the offer for a local rider to compete in the T.T. "races in the Isle of Man in June.

Each rider made two trips over the course, under observation, and very good times were put for the twisty and narrow pathway about two miles lung.

No statement has yet been made with regard to the offer, but the Hong Kong Automobile Associa tion's decision will be announced later.

The riders who competed were Messrs: F. Zimmern (Rudge) Geo. Lynn (Norten) R. Whitehell (Nor-, ton), J. Hirst (Norton) and T. Whitely (A.J.S.).

PEER WINS U.S. TENNIS TITLE.

FINAL OF NATIONAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

[BENTER'S AMERICAN · BLEVICE]

NEW YORK March 7. Lord Aberdare, the noted Bri tish sporting peer, won the Ameri can National Tennis singles cham pionship to-day, defeating the young Boston player, F. P. Frazier, in the final, in straight sets, 33,

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SCOTLAND YARD'S NEW♪

PROBLEM.

WOMEN MORE CLEVER TILAN MEN.

More and more women, oficial statistics reveal, are taking part in recent criminal developments, such as country-mansion raids and street handbag-snatching.

For nearly two years, Scotland Yard inquiries have established, the number of these women erimin- als has steadily increased.

A police official discussing the problem said:-

"It is not only the increase in the number of women criminals we have to contend with, but the fact that the majority of them have considerable ability.

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They have improved by ten times on the old methods still prac tised by men confederates. Unlikel the men, they are not, satisfied with one type of crime; they try their hand at everything.

"If this state of affairs continues crime in this country may assume a different aspect within

few years.'

Two women, for whom Scotland Yard are searching, act as "scouts" for a gang of motor handits. When the gang halt in a lane near a resi dence which promises & safe har vest, the women reconnoitre in the rounds to find the best way of entering the house and the quickest method of getting away.... Thea they return to the car and net as guides to their men confederates.

The Birmingham Corporation, which owns the largest municipally controlled fort of buses in the world, will purchase the whole of its petrol requirements for 1830, amounting to 3.020,000 gallons, from Russian Oil Products, Ltd. This is the first time in many years that the Birmingham Corporation has given the whole of its contract to one firm. Other Midland corpor

Why did you agree to keep it?— I was offered $3 to keep the drug for two hours. A revenue officer arrived before that period was up.

Revenue Officer Grimmitt inform ed His Worship that the house apations purchasing Russian oils in- peared to be full of hiding places, elle Burslem and Crewe.

A fine of $1,500 or six months oil imports into Great Britain have imprisonment was imposed on de grown from 193,000,000 gallons in 1929 to well over 200,000,000 gallons in 1929.

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Chicago. March 3-Long-unpaid employees of the virtually bankrupt city of Chicago to-day received a month's pay on a basis of the special fund raised by the Citizens' Committee headed by Silas Strawn. It was simultaneously announced that the committee is continuing its work of raising money, but that it is now practically assured of sufficient funds to tide the city over. Botil new

taxes are made avail. able next July,

Policemen, firemen, teachers, narses and court and other cm- ployees have been unpaid to an amount in execss of 0812,000,000 while there are additional questions of mothers' pensions, coal for schools and other city and county Le From 187 APRIL. 1930 institutions, unsecured debts total-

GROUND FLUDE, No. 4 CAMBAY BUILDING (304, NATHAN ROAD, ing $91,000,000 and a Boating debt c: $270,000,000 secured by short-

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FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT, rents totalling $8,000,000 against the city.

As no real estate taxes have been collerted since 1998 and three- quartrs of all the taxes of Chicago and Cook County come from real estate, when bankers declined Ma. jor William Hale Thompson's plea that they should purchase further advance-tax warrants the plight of the city became desperate and solu- tion was found only by aid of the Strawn Committee which assumed the quality of a receivership with full control of expenditures to

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LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST: HONG KONG.

"Man" was the subject of the Lesson-Bermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, March B.

The Golden Text was: "Blessed is the man whom thou chooseat, and causest to approach unto thee, that he may dwell in thy courts: wo shall be satisfied with the goodness of thy house, even of thy holy tem- ple" (Pa 854).

Among the citations which com- prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And God said. Let as make man in our image, after our likencas and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea. and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over, every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth, Bo god created man in his own ir- age, in the image of God created he him, male and female created he them" (Gen. 1: 1, 20, 27).

The Lesson-Bermon also includ- ed the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "In Science man is the offspring of Spirit. The beautiful, good, and pure constitute his an. cestry....Spirit is his primitive and ultimate source of being. God is his Father, and Life is the law of his being (p. 3).

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The State Tax Commission in 1095 ordered a reassessment of Cook County and the work is stil. in. progress, tentative figures showing n reduction of 8400,000,000 in Chi- cago and an increase of 8300,000,000 in the smaller suburban towns. The latter are fighting this increase and meanwhile real estate taxes cannot be collected before summer.

INDIAN REGALIA -FOR COOLIDGE.

PART OF CEREMONY IN THE DEDICATION OF NEW DAM.

[UNITED PAZAS.]

Mr.

Globe, Ariz, March, 3.- Calvin Coolidge will once more don indinn regalia and face the Press cameras to-morrow.

When he did this as part of his Black Hills vacation from the Pre- sidency two years ago, it brought a considerable measure of ridicule because it was interpreted as a pub- licity stunt" ill adapted to the somewhat dour Coolidge character.

But indications are that to-mor- row's ceremonies will be popular all around, for they are planned as part of the dedication of the Collidge Dams project expected to bring great benefit to this part of the country.

Indians, pioneers and prosper. torg have flocked into Globe for the festivities and they will compose a colourful group of spectators when the Pima Tadians conduct their "ceremonial making the for- mer President a chief of their -tribe.

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