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THE SILVER SCREEN.

HYSTERICS AT THE

QUEEN'S.

"It is a good to see & picture which has an original story to tell, and when the telling of it is mainly "in the hands of sich a capable actor na Reginald Deany, one gets an ideal combination

"One Hysterical Night," the "all-talkie now showing at the Queen's Theatre, is a film which is novel both in subject and treatment. One does not associate humour with life in a lunatic asylum, bat Denny as Napoleon, and sundry other notable historic figures make a comic hotch-potch" of history which is funny and original. Be hind all this fooling there is a story of wicked persons having designs on Napoleon's fortune, and thers is, ofcourse, a little romance with Josephine as well.

The pictures which precede the big film are particularly good. There are two really humorous "talkies," and a new comic animal picture which is exceedingly clever The short films showing the adven- tures of the Pat Rooney family, and the friendly lesson in motor ing are rich in real humour, while the news reel is also most interest ing.

Stirring Naval Pictures. "Conroy," Robert Kane's millions

ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.

ENJOYABLE DAY'S SPORT.

MR. RALPH AN OLD FRIEND.

MAY 5, 1930.

MOVE FOR GARCIA'S RELEASE.

MATTER NOW BEFORE PROCURATOR.

RECOMMENDATION ENDORSED BY POLICE,

A large number of boys and girls were present on Saturday at Curo- line Hill ground, kindly lent by the South China Athletic Association,

An application for the release when St. Joseph's College held their from prison of Mr. Carlos Garcia, 14th annual athletic meeting on Saturday in ideal conditions. Ex-Hector Fournier has been endors Mr. G. F. del Valle, and Mr. copt for the drizzly, weather, the meeting was a success in every way, the management being in the cap able hands of the staff and a large number of old boys.

The College was extremely gen crous in extending races to other schools, as no fewer than nine. events were exclusively reserved for boys and girls not from St. Joseph's A lengthy list of events were con tested and many beautiful finishes were seen, wally among the junior 'boys, many of whom showed premise of becoming first class athletes in the future,

TENNIS."

BRITISH HARDCOURT

CHAMPIONSHIP.

JOAN FRY BEATS MRS. LIST,

(THROUGH ELUTER'S AGENCY.]

BOURNEMOUTH, May 3. Playing in the British Hardcourts Joan Fry beat Mrs. List 6-1, - Championships Singles Finals, Miss

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ed by the Muncipal police depart went and is now in the hands of Mr. Wang Chen Nan, chief pro- curator of the 2nd Branch Higher Court of Kiangau. If Mr. Wang accepts the police, recommendations attached to the application, the three men will be given their free- dom within the next few days.in This information was obtained on April froth Dr. O, Fischer, who

neted as defence counsel throughout the well-known Wheel Case the former Provisional Court.

at

Lee beat Peters 6-3 2-6, 8,

PROFITEERING NURSING

HOMES.

ALLEGED EXTORTIONATE

CHARGES.

Another broadside has been re

A HIGHWAY INCIDENT.

MOSLEM MOTORIST AND CHINESE CHAUFFEUR.

Ghalim Mahomed, a publie mo- tor driver, was charged before Me A, W. G. H. Grantham at the Cen-

tral Magistracy on Saturday with assaulting a Chinese with a stick.

Evidence was given that the com- plainant was driving along Chater Road when the defendant. who was standing on the road, stretch- ed out his hand and slapped the complainant.

Complainant came out of his car and demanded an explanation of the Indian driver's action. The Indian then beat him with a stick.

the hospital r. nursing home war

Mrs. Ho Wing, who was a pas by the Royal Westminster Ophthal-senger in the complainant's car, extortionate fees and inferior treat the Chinese driver. mic Hospital,

The hospitals attacked the alleged corroborated the evidence given by ment given in nursing homes. The The defendant, who denied hav- nursing homes replied that patiente ing used his stick on the complain- paid readily for the perscual coment was fined and further or fort and "hotel" atmosphere of dered to pay a 5re of 82. us com- the homes rather than live in the pensation, to the driver, celd disciplinary environment of a hospital.

Already many hospitals embrace private wards, and now the Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital comforts of a hursing hose, plus HOT SUMMER DAYS

dollar picture of the U.8. Navy at College was won by H. Siew and Bubbling Well Road. Mr, Fournier has undertaken to supply all the

war, was shown last night at the Majestic Theatre, Kowloon. A tre mendous spectacle of the sea, this great epic, which was four months in the making, and into which were poured the efforts of more than

3,000 actors nnd extras, is in many respects a âlm history of the U.S. Navy during the World War. It is the first picsure to present an Erenrate account of the service of ships and sailors, and its accuracy is guaranteed by the United States Navy Department, who co-operated in producing the picture.

Featured by such sensational aupes as the actual battle of the North Sea, in which pictures of German ships sinking, photograph. ed by naval officers, during the war, ard gown, Convoy " shows for the first time just how spies operat.. ed. and tells a tale from real life of the apprehension of their chief. The plot is based on John. Taintor Foote's famous story "The Song of the Dragon."

Dorothy Mackrill and Lowell Sherman head the brilliant-all-star- cast, whose work in this film sur passes all their past performances.

HUMAN POST OFFICE.

MAN WITH 30 LETTERS ON HIS PERSON.

and Wantsai School,

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Much interest centred in the tug-

Mr. Garcia and Mr. del Valle were sentenced on July 28, 1920, to of war between the Matriculation one year's imprisonment and fined Class and Class 2. The "Matric" $1,000 by Dr. John C. H. Wu, then heftice won by two straight pulls, President of the Criminal Division and inter, in nn unofficial event, of the Provisional Court, for be defeated A trani formed by olding concerned in the operation of boys.

The senior championship of the

an alleged gambling hall at 151e

the junior championship by A. the year. Mr. Garcia and Mr. del was similarly, sentenced later in Ngam.

Valle appealed against their con- In the invitation relay race for viction, but their appeal was dis schools, St. Paul's College was first missed by the Appellate Division. and got little opposition from the of the Provisional Court on October other two tennis, Queen's College 1, 1929, and they commenced serv- ing their sentenece the following day, the court ordering that no allowance should be made for the period speat in custody pending the appeal. Accordingly their sea- "We supply, ted. free to pītients' tences dated from July 23, 1999, friends. Our rooms are fitted and good conduct given to those serving modern hotel, and there is and with the usual allowance for furnished like the best yoorns in

special prison sentences, they would be re-sitting room with amusements and leased in the ordinary course of wireless where patients may mat events about the end of this month.. and chat as if they were in an hourl

Dr. Fischer said that Mr. Garcia longge.. intended to re-open the whole question of Mexican extraterri toriality after his release from prison. He was activated in this connectica by the recent acknow-

Prior to the distribution of prizes. Rev. Bro. Aimar, the Director of the College, and Mr. E. Ralphs made short speeches.

In extending welcome to Mr. Ralpha, Brother Aimar said that it was a pleasure to have dr. Ralphs along theo that afternoon, as the College. regarded him as

an old friend who had always shown much interest in their work.

Mr. Ralphs replied that although it was not the first occasion that he presented prizes at a sports meeting, it gave him much pleasure to perform the ceremony that after noon. Mr. Ralphs said that he was always glad to attend a St. Joseph's College aporta meeting as he could always be assured of a good and wholesome day's sport.

Three hearty cheers and a "St. Joseph's Tiger" were accorded Mr. Ralphs at the conclusion of the prize-giving.

The Committee of St. Joseph's College Athletic Sports offers its thanks to the proprietors of the "Hotel Savoy, to all donors of prizes and subscribers to the sports fund, as well as to all generous helpers who contributed the success of the meeting.

A Chinese, who was arrested on at the morning of March 34 Connaught

· TENDERS "ACCEPTED." Road Central fur having over 50 letters in his It is notified for information that

ir. A. W. G. H. Grantham at the accepted: possession; Was charged before the following tenders have been

Central Magistracy on Saturday. Messrs. Chong Tai & Co. for with carrying the correspondence Kowloon Quarry No. 8 at the an with the intent of conveying them nual rental of 8950; Mr. Cheung to certain persons in outports when Yat Fai for Kowloon Quarry No. such delivery should only be executat the annual rental of 8800; Mr. ed through the Post Office.

Leung Kee for Kowloon Quarry No. 10 at the annual rental of B1,250. -

Messrs. Chung Lee & Company, 88,902.40, for road widening at Causeway Bay,"

Messrs. Lee Hing Motor Trana-

Mr. A. F. Hall, for the accused; submitted that his client had no case to answer, as, although he was found in possession of the letters, there was no evidence to prove that the man had no intention of send-port Co., Ltd., for the supply of ing the letters through the Poet Akaike No. 1 lump coal, at the rate Office. Mr. Hall pointed out that of 814.95 per ton, to the Kowloon- the time when the accused was ar- Canton Railway for one year from rested was as early as 5 a.m.

June 1, 1930, His Worship, however, did not Mr. Ho Nang for the rebuilding agree with Mr. Hall, commenting of 4 railway carriages at 89,300 on the fact that when accused was

each. arrested he was wearing a vest which was cut in such a that it had a good number of pockets, which were actually used for holding the letters. The Magis trate remarked that such behaviour was suspicious and fined accused 8100 or 6 weeks' imprisonment in default of payment.

manner

LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, HONG KONG.

"Everlasting punishment was. the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, yesterday.

The Golden Text was: "Where- fore doth a living man comp'nin, a man for the punishment of he sins Let us search and try our ways, and turn again to the Lord" (Lam: 3: 30, 40),

WAS

Among the citacions whia com prised the Lesson-Bermon the following from the Lible "Judge not, that ye be not judged For with what judgment ye judge. ye shall be judged and, with what measure ye mete, it shall be mea- sured to you again" (Matt. 7: 1,

2).

The Lesson-Sermon also incluid- ed the following

passage from the Christian Science text-book

Selente did Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy "Divine Science reveals the necessity of sufficient suffering, either before or after death, to quench the love of sin. To remit the penalty dug for sin, would be for Truth to pardon error") 38).

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room with central heating, hot and "We offer patients a private cold running water, light. mainten- ance, generous feeding, and full nursing services for an inclusive fee of six guineas a week, secretary yesterday.

sid. the

the most luxurious nursing honuc "We supply comforts cqual to and unequalled medical treatmen

at moderate rates. Nursing honu fees run from 13 to 20 guineas and

"We feel that at long last wej are providing suitable agrammeda-1 tion and treatment for the middle classes,"

ledgement by the Nanking authori are rarely less than 10. guineas e ties of the fact that the Sino-week. November, 1920. It had been con- Mexican treaty did not expire until tended by the prosecution through ut his, Mr. del Valle's and Mr. Fournier's trials that Mexican re- linquished their extraterritorial rights in 1997 and that they were, therefore, subject to Chinese law. and practice. The court upheld this contention in the face of con- trary evidence produced by the de-

fence.

The Council, the prison authori ties, and the police were deserving of praise for the way in which they had co-operated with him during and subsequent to the anxious days of his clients' fight against impri- sonment, Dr. Fischer said. The police and the Council especially had done everything possible to lighten his labours on behalf of hig clients.

Mr. Garcia has been extremely popular with the prison officials since the first day of his imprison- ment. His conduct throughout has been exemplary, and the officials have given their support to coun- sel's application for his release from custody.-N.-Q. Daily News,

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