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To the Bittor of the *HoogstuNG
CHURCH-GOER'S COMPLAINT.
Sir, I wonder how many men of the Service's were pained and surprised to read in your paper of yesterday's date" Decency's" laster. How can anyone be so mean as to write such a letter to the Press, and what good does he expect to come of it, ?
Most of the sailors and soldiers: who attend at St. Joseph's do so, not by compulsion, but of their own free will, and it is hardly to be expected they do so just to stare at the people going into Church, while as to their passing remarks about the people, those who know the British sailor and soldier, know also that they are above this sort of thing.
The time is long since passed when the Army and Navy wer recruited from gaol-birds and the riff-raff of society, a fact which bas evidently escaped your cor- respondent; certain it is that we as him as regards manners. Most have nothing to learn from such of us have wives at Home, and. such who have not, have mothers
The five-year old girl of Chinese family had her destiny carved out for her by her loving parents. She was to become the wife of the nephew of a friend of and sisters.
made by when .he
robbery on the part of five long standing. This Was the Many who attend the church
Chinese who were on Tuesday statement arrested by detectives of the local friend Police Force.
the Magistracy Information
received
to
At
in
Police
answer to
the come from a distance, and usually appeared walk in consequence of which Joday arrive there hot, and it is with a 'the by
ย charge view to cooling themselves that were about of kidnapping the girl, which was they wait outside until the service that these men
commit an armed robber accused alleged that the girl had In conclusion I would suggest
brought by her mother...
The begins. Wanchai. led to their taking been bought and paid for. and that "Decency" is more
that the mother, apparently feel-cadent" than "Deceat," otherwise measures for their capture. but.
the anticipateding some qualm over her un- he would never have penned such Sinding that robbery did not come off the natural action, had brought the letter. Thanking you for
on
certain 24
house
in
Police came on the trail of the present charge against him. gang, and captured them, after a The Woman said that the brief struggle, in Queen's Road, accused enticed the child away opposite the Wellington Barracks, from her custody on the 17th of
the
of aDecember, 1917, and she never large crowd of onlookers. saw him again until Tuesday last, Daggers were found on three of when she handed him over to the the gang. who were to-day custody of the Police:
in
presence
1
brought up by Inspector Grant Her husband supported her before Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the evidence, saying that he had Magistracy to be tried on a charge never contemplated marriage for of being in unlawful possession of weapons."
publishing this.
De
Yours etc,
UNIFORM. Hongkong, May 28, 1919.
This correspondence is now closed.-Ed. HKT)
GOING HOME.
his daughter, besides which she PRESENTATION was too young. The accused.
The three armed Chinese plead-who stated that he was a soldier. ed guilty, one of them stating that in the Chinese Army, had said to
guilty, stated that ther
acquainted not
were
with
the others, and were arrested by mistake.
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he took the dagger with him as a the woman that he would help
In honour of Miss A. M. Pits means of safeguard against a her in her search for the child who is departing for Home to- man living in Jardine's Bazaar To bring in the assistance of the day, on a long vacation, after a wished her a pleasant voyage. Hefsents which she would treasure. who owed him money and who S.CA. In this connection. Mr. long association with the expressed the hope that Miss PittThey would recall many happy would be certain to turn ugly R. O. Hutchison adjourned the Church Missionary Society a would soon return and resume memories to her. She realised when called upon to pay. The case.
concert was given last evening in her work with renewed vigour. the feelings of all present and other two tien, who pleaded not
Lai Kei Pui Hall of St. Stephen's In recognition of her efficient wished God to 'shower blessings Boys' College The Rev. Li Kau services during her nineteen on them. As a member of the Yan presided over the function. years association
the Church what she had been able to: There was a large gathering of various religious societies, she do for them was in God's service found in suspicious circumstances. Chinese ladies and giris, and was presented with a Chinese and a plain duty.
Mr. Lindsell:-That Inspector Grant said that these sufficient to constitute possession T. W. Pearce, Rev. A. D.Stewart, jadestone.
is not amongst those present were Rev. Bible and a gold brooch with two men were merely in the com- of daggers.
and Rev. and Mrs. Hewitt. The Mrs. Ma Ying Pui made the pany of the armed Chinese, and they met together at the monu-ingly given their release.
The two Chinese were accord-president expressed the loss they presentatio alding a special
would all suffer mental Wanchai.
owing to reference to Miss Pitt's strenuous. Two of the armed Chinese, in Miss Pitt's departure.. Miss work and unsparing efforts in His Worship held that the fact reply to the Magistrate, stated Pitt's long service in the Church educating the young and the that the two unarmed Chinese that they were asked by the third Missionary Society was principal- ignorant.
WELL-KNOWN AIRMAN'S WILL. She dwelt on Miss were found in the company of man to accompany him to collect ly devoted to educating Chinese Pitt's excellent qualities and her Capt. Bentfield Hucks, who the three others who had daggers, a debt, and for this purpose he girls and he felt sure all would congenial nature.
claimed to be the first not sufficient evidence armed them with dangers.
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Mr. Bindsell inflicted a fine of teaching. Miss Pitt had also done ese, said it was very, difficult for left by his will £9,236. Inspector Grant raised the $1,000 each on the three armed a great deal for the Young Woher to find words to thank Mrs Mr. John Byam Shaw, the point that these two men were men.
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