1918-07-30 — Page 3

GENERAL NEWS.

Eurasiaa Volantears.

The Civil and Military Gassies does not speak encouragingly of the prospects of the latest units of Singapore Volunteers, but the journal may be agreeably surprised. mys the Singapore Free Press:- Floris.are being made in Sings pere to rains, or rather to revive

■ Eurasian Company. On the - previous occasion the experiment was not a success, and it will be interesting to REB whether

it will be so this time, In India.it bas not

anossed.

ed. Shortly after the outbreak} of war, the Indian Government with full approval of the India Offos, started a Eurasian regi-| ment. They worked hard at it and raised about 800 men bat farther recruits were almost impossible to obtain and one fasry that the movement must be set down, as a fiasco. Perhapë, now however, in view of the need, for further recruits in the Mid and Far East the experimeeni will again" be tried.

Penang Volunteer Killed. Lieut. Artbar Montagu Hop- worth, M.C., Royal Weet SarrØY Regiment, attached R.A.F., was killed on on May 4, in his thirty- second year. He was educated at

- Eastbourne" College. When war broke out he was at Penang, where he had been for some time in a machine gun section of the Volunteers. As soon as he was. able to settle up, his affairs he returned to England, and in Jan,{ 1915, was given a commission in the Queen's. In July, 1915, he went to Gallipoli with hig battalion, and wea in the landing at Suvla Bay and the battle of Chocolate Hill. He remained in the Peninsula till the ⚫vacuation, and was during the greater part of the time brigado sa osptain. He was mentioned in dispatches, and was) awarded the Military. Orosa. On leaving Gallipoli his battalion went to Egypt, where he was given command of a company and the acting rask of captsin, which ke held for over two years. In Sept.) 1917, be transferred to the E. F. C., and was posted to a equadron last March.

Prayer in Police Court. A call to silent prayer from the public part of the Guildhali Police Court recently waa su unusual incident at the resumed trial of the three Quakers for) pablishing a pacifist les fist with- out authority. There were many Quakera in the court, and they immediately closed their eyes

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