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AMERICAN RED CROSS.

A. Splendid Pageant at Canton.

In conjunction with the Red Cross drive which has been so

successfully carried on through out the United States, the Canion Chapter of the American Red Oroes has done splendid work As a fus! event of the drive in

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1918.

ALLEGED: LIBEL.

THE TENNIS LEAGUE.

Chinese Claims One Thousand Results of Saturday's Matches.

Dollars.

Before Mr. Justion Comparis, in the Summary Court this morn ing, Wong Wasai, tas bones owner, 40 Kramer Street, Tai Kok Teai, claimed $1,000 for libel against Wong Ksu.

Mr. Agassiz appeared for plain- tiff and defendant was represent- Canton a pagesat, in thres episo-ed by Mr. J. H. Gardiner.

In opening the case, Mr. ́des, showing some of the instanses in which the Red Cross has done Agassis asid they alleged that wonderful work, was planned to defendant had been guilty of

Despite the thiestoning wes- ther, several Tennis Lesque fixtures were played on Saturday, though a sumber had to be postponed on account of the damp courts.

"A" DIVISION.

"' C. R. C. v. U. S. R. C.

Playing at home, the Chinese Recreation Club beat the U. 8, BC by 64 games to 35, the scorea baing:-

MK Lo and M. W. Lo best Miloer Jopen-and Gray 8 3, best Bouet and King 8 3, lost to Crisp and Moray 3-8.

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Wong P Kie and Yew Man BABY'S OWN. TABLETS Trun best Milner Jonce and Gray AN EXCELLENT REMEDY. 9-2, best Boast and King 10-1, best Orisp and Hurray 6-5.

K. C. C. v. University,' This match, on the University courts, resulted in a win for Kowloon. The details are not to band.

Ng São Kwong and M. P. Lo defamation of charecter, both | beat Milner Jones and Gray 7-4, be given on May 30. It was written and spoken, and libel and best Bonet and King 7 4, best originally planned to hold this slander. The defendant sent a Orisp and Marrsy 65 pageant out of doors on the petition to the 8. O. A which tennis courts, but the heavy rains alleged that plaintiff was wanting May 30 necessitated the posts monopoly of the tea house ponement of the pageant: Jane business, that he procured bad 8 was not as the date on which it sharecters to assault defendent,

ho should be given, and this time that

posted

placards the Pageant Committee planned about defendant to the effect that on rain and decided to hold it he harboured bad characters, ran in the Clab Theatre, In gambling dens and opiam divans; order to socommodate comfortably also that he dealt in illicit goods.

When the baby is ill-when-be all who came two performances Defendant also accused plaintiff

a canstipated, has indigestion, were scheduled. The first was of saying wrong things about his

calde, gimple fevers or any other given at 2.30 in the Theatre, daughter,

of the many minor ills of little Mr. Lindsell was present in bat as the day was fine the

onetbe mother will find Baby'e- chairs and beaches were moved Court and stated that the S. O. A

Owa Tablets, the Canadian out on the court and the secon had objected to giving any svid.

childrens' remedy, of great help. parformance was held in the ence in the case, on the grounds. open sir. With the background of public policy, and that beaten by 57 games to 42. They regulate the stomach and and bowele, thus banishing the of trees the setting was wonder-the disclosure of the evidence Seczen.- fal. The boys from an American might prove injurious to publia Seath and Aitchison best Lee cause of moet of the ills of child. gun-bost did some quick work in interests. He based his object Fong and Geo. Lee 9-2, best Lan bood. Uarcerning them Mrs. dressing the stage with flage. ions on five grounde: Firstly, Wai Man and Ho Wing Kin 9-2, Paul Dinette, Cheneville, Quebec, сад recommend Baby's Own Tables to cli mothers Mr. Waikne, as the Spirit of that it might injure the friendly lost to Un Haw Fan and Mok writes:-"I the World added to the impres relations exisiting between the Hing Kiu 5 6. siveness of his lines by a most Secretariat and the Chinese com- Gray and Prowe lost to Lee as I have need them for my little wonderfal delivery. He was wanity;

secondly, it would Fong and Geo. Lee 47, lost to dressed in porple and white, as diminish the confidence felt in Lau Wai Han and Ho Wing Kin were four small boys, his heralds the Secretariat by the Chinese 6, beat Un How Fan and Mok and trumpet bearere.

eommunity; thirdly, it would Hing Kit 7 4.

"B" DIVISION..

Taikoo Y. C.R.C. At Quarry Bay, the visitors were

Mrs. Job Fong, as the Spirit of finiuriously affect the gaining of Scott and MeCabbia beat Lee Ohins, spoke a few words in information from the Chinese Fong and Geo. Lee 6 5, lost to Chinese about the good work of community by the Secret. Lan Wai Man and Ho Wing Kin the Bad Cross in China. She was ariat; fourthly, it would 5.6, beat Ua Hew Fan and Mok very striking in a costume of lesson the weight of the Secr. Hing Klu 7.4.

Civil Service v. University, bright yellow with the flag drapetarist when eattling disputes;

The Civil Service won this and, fifthly, it would be very Miss Nellie Elliott represented inconvenient that such cases match by 59 games to 40.

| Details - the Spirit of Great Britain and should become numerous, looked very impressive and martial Mr. Agamais said that the with her bright helmet, her abeild and trident

ed about her.

Mme. Landry, as the Spirit of France, was lovely, and although she spoke in French no one could fail to understand her plea for her soldiers and her country.

When Mrs. Arthur Swan came slowly upon the stage, dressed in doll black, one's throat tightened and Belgiam's grief and sorro was back vividly, if indeed we have forgotten her at all.

Mrs. Morse, the "Spirit of America, looked radiant with hope in her costume of Old Glory and her Liberty crown.

Ssortsry of Chinese Affairs had no standing in the matter, but his Lordship pointed out that this argument are premature.

Plaintiff in the box, denied the allegations.

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Consignees of cargo from San AS GENTLE AS NATURE Francisco originally shipped per

BARINDJANE”.

Wood and Hamilton beat Hung describes exactly the action of and Tan 6 5, beat Ang and Samy Pinkettes, they do their work 8-3 lost to Wright and Shann 5.6. entirely efficiently, yet without any of the siter ill-effects of Salts and other drastio purgatives.

Bradbury and Clarke beat Ang and Samy 7-4, best Wright snd 8hann 83, beat Hung and Tan 9.2.

Smalley and Woodman lost to Wright and Shann 4-7, lost to Hong and Tao 47, best Ang and Samy 8.3.

JUNIOR LEAGUE,

C. R. C. v. Queen's College,

At Causeway Bay, Queen's College were beaten by 60 games to 39. Bcores:-

Our Canton writes se follows:-

C. F. Lee and Wei Li Son best The suction of the gunboat Kwong Hoo was held on the 8th Choa and Wei 8-3. lost to Lo and The Spirit of Bed Cross was admirably portrayed by Mia inat, and was supervised by Dr. Bojsha 56, best Lo and Nagano

Adelis Dodge. She wore a white Po Yik and a number of high dress and a long bright red cape.

Wo Ting Fang. Admiral Lum 10 1.

dress, The Eyes of Love, and sight boys, Boy Scouts, sought out the suffering, seedy and dis tressed. The little girle, led by Miss Margaret Marr, did some Tery pretty datoes.

ders, but owing to $200,000 being

d. Chos and T: T, Ng beat Chos

M. B. K. v. Indian School, This match, played at Causeway Bay, was won by M B. K. The scores are not to hand,

At the end this cape was turned officials and numbers of varions and Wei. 83, beat Lo and Rum- Chos Po Min and H. M. Lea inside out and proved to be an societies. There were many bidjan 65, best Lo and Nagano 9-2. immanse Red Cross fig."

Eight tiny girle in flaffy demanded se pledges for each best Chos and Wei 7 4, lost to Lo tender only three tenders were and Ramjahn 29, lost to Lo and offered. The boat was sold to the Nagano 5 6. highest offer of $1,201,000 made made by the Chan Wa Company of Hongkong. As soon as the news was known the note currency Mrs. Warner za the Spirit of immediately improved,

After the recapture of Shaki Japan; Mrs. Edmonds as Berbis; Mra. Meinhardt, as Armezis; city, Yan Tai's troops in Chin Mrs. Spencer, sa Portugal; and Shan fled. The Authority has ordered Ngai Pong-ping to send Mrs. Groff, se Italy; were most effectively custamed, and their detachment to be stationed

there. various roles were well portrayed. In addition to their invaluable

LAWN BOWLS.

An Interesting Scottish Match

The first of a series of bowls matches between teams represent

PINKETTES

dispel constipation, bilious at tacks, sick headaches, gently stimulate the liver and help the appetite. Of all chemists, also post free 60 center the vial, from the Dr. Williams' Medicins Co., 96 Saschoen Road, Shanghai.

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5.8. "DJEMBER * will be landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extre hazardous godowns of the Hong- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd, whence andjor from the wharves delivery may

be obtained:

No claim will be admitted after

the goods have left the Godowas and all goods remaining un delivered after noon the 18th June will be subject to rent.

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the under- signed on or before the 22nd Jane, or they will not be recognized.

All broken, chafed and damag- ed Goods are to be left in the Godown, where they will be examined on the 17th June at 10 am by the Company's Surveyors, Messrs, Goddard & Douglas.

No Insurance whatsoever has been effected.

Bills of Lading will be counter- signed by

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN. Agents, Hongkong, 9th June, 1918.

"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.:

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"ONSIGNEEB of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowa Co. Ltd, whence and/or from the wharves delivery

That pain around your heart ¡mesne pressure of gas, the result of indigestion. It does not mean heart disease. Pain in the region If the heart is almgat never (present in organid heart trouble. Most of the dykes in the dis-

Strength for the stomsob is the triots of Nam Hoi, Tang Koan,

one thing needed. Dr. Williams" assistance in the draping of the Pok Lo, Fa Yuen, Ching Yuen

Pink Pills, one after each meal, flags of all nations which pro and Chang Sing are broken and duced a most effective stage set. ting, the men of the U.88-sino hundreds of villages in each of Aberdeen and Dandee was and a little care in the diet, will

played on the Police grounds on quickly restore you to health. 816 flooded. Saturday and resulted in a run- This is the proper treatment for took part in a very pretty folk theee districts

Many sufferere are waiting for away victory for the former indigestion and you can begin is dance, and sailor fashion, bore relief. Fortunately the weather (skipped by Inspector Gerrard) to-day and start on the road to out their reputation of being has become better and the water who toored 27 to Dandre's 17, health by getting a bottle of Dr. handy men at anything they shows a sign of abating: A report the latter team being skipped by Williams Pink Pills for Pale from Wa Chow on the 7th stated Mr. J. J. Elske. On the tes People from the nearest drug Que festure of the Pagerat that the water there is now 48 adjournment, Dandee had a leadjatore. A copy of our new diet may be obtained. which was especially impressive 4 inches (Chinese measure), or of two points (12 to 10), but book is free on request, and the rendering of the song 'Keep

one foot lower than a few days Inspector Me Ewen then started pilla will be sent you by mail, the Homes Fires Burning"

in with the pipes, hoping to postpaid, on receipt of price, A oorpe of Red Cross nurses and ago.

put beart into the Dandoniane, but $150 per bottle, six for $81, by Bomehow the charm did not work,ddressing the SANTA and, instead of forging sbead, Dr. Williams' Medisine Company

98 Smecbuen Road, the Dundee players fell sadly to

"Ebanghai,~ pieces! However, revenge is pro- mised in the next match when it

undertake.

doctors marched upon the stage singing the song, and the entire cast joined in the oborus which

so completely brought to the and to all those who helped make mind's eye thoughts of aobing the Pageant possible and access hearts and empty hearths that fal

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there were not many dry eyes in The credit of writing the is hoped that Mr. D. Harvey, the the audiscos.

pageant, is dus to Mr. E. J. original Dandes skip, will be The Pageant Committee Inels Werken, Minn. Hammer and Mr. available. Scores: deeply indebted to the Shameen J. Burrow, and the credit of Aberdeen. Defence Corps for their assistance, staging and training is dus Mr. G. Watt to the porpe of Chinese doctors E J. Weekes

J. J. Watt

and nurses who appeared in The proceeds amounted to B.O. Watt Episode I, these who appeared sa about filigen hundred dollses and Ins. Gerrard Belgian refugees, and in isot to are to be devoted to Bed. Orow each and every member of cast, needs-Commumooted

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