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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

CHARITY BALL.

CHINA COAST OFFICERS.

At Prince's Pavilion.

Latest Appointments.

QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.

The Price of Beer.

As has been previously an- Captain A. Harris, from leave, nounced, the officers and men of has gone master. Tungchaw. In the House of Commons, Mr. the China submarine dotills are Captain D. T. James, of the|Baldwin, answering Commander organising a charity_ball, to be]Tungehow, is on, reserva,

Kenworthy, said no representa held in the Princo's Pavilion on Captain W. Tonkin, of the tions 29 to the very high Tuesday next, with the object of Foochow, has gona master,prices of bear had been

Captain W. raising funds for the support of Kanchow.

J.received by the Board of Trade. the wives, children and other Andrews, from reserva, bas gone Ha had no statistics showing dépendents of the men lost in the master, Foocbow.

the existence of profiteering in Captain F. McGarity, from this branch of industry, or in the recent disaster to Submarine H.42.

has gode The band of the Hawkins and reserve,

master.distribution of bear. the jazz band of the Cairo will be Changsha in attendance, and dancing will take place from 9.15 p.m. to 1.15 a.m. Tickets are $2 each.

CHINESE ATHLETICS.

Captain C. R. Mecham, from reserve, has gone master, Taikoo Wan I.

Captain G. D. Mills, from SO PROFITEERING IN BUILDING

MATERIALS. reserve, has gone master. Wan Shin.

Mr. Baldwin, replying to Mr. Captain J. W. Harding has gone Malone, said he was aware of the master, Chusan. Captain R. [existence of trada combin- Lewis, of the Chusan, has gonestions of various kinds, in master, Chenan.

respect of building materials,

neither but

the Sub-Com-l mittee on Building Materials i appointed under the Profiteering | Captain P. H. Cowan, of the Acts, nor the Special Committee) A Local Campaign.

Fatshan. has retired. Captain R. appointed by the Minister of The Assistant Hon. Secretary Ritchie, from reserve, has gone Health had found that any such combinations had acted unfairly, of the South China Athletic master, Fatshar Association informs us that the Mr. H. A. Vivian, chief officer,

THE ANGLO-FRENCH PACT, filth annual membership cam-Chekisng, is on reserve. Mr. X.

Mr. Lloyd George informed paign of the Association closed on Penson, from reserve, has gone Captain Wedgwood Benn that the 5th. instant, with the follow-chief officer Chekiang. ing result-Membership. 1460: A. H. Bathurst, chief Parliament would have an op- subscriptions, $11.418.50. In the officer. Cuenan, has gone chief unity of discussing the terms of Anglo-French pact before suy latter amount is included a sobofficer. Liangehow. scription of $2,100 generously Fisher, chief officer, Liangchow, obligations are incurred in con-

nection with it. given by Mr. H. M. H. Nemaces has gone chief officer, Chenan. as well as a sum of $1From the Mr. H. Stephens, second officer. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.CChenan, has gone second officer, Ltd.

Liangchow.

The campaign was in every way a success and will enable the Association to carry on its good of improving athletics work amongst the Chiaese community. It is interesting to note that the Association has no fewer than eleven football teams, although. only three bave entered the Foot-

ball League, and that its members also excel in tennis, baseball, basket-ball, volley ball, etc.

CHINA'S PREMIER.

An Acting Appointment.

Mr.

Mr. C. E.

Mr. F.H.W. Graybrook, second officer, Liangchow. has gone

second officer, ('neman.

Mr. C. Stebbing, from reserve, has gone chief officer. Kaifong.

Mr. J. R. Nesbitt, from reserve, has gone third officer, Kwang

chow.

Mt. HI, FL. Bolderson.

from

reserve, has gone second officer,

Tean.

Mr. E. H. Histed, sup'y second. officer. Taning, is on leave.

Mr. D. M. Stuart, second en- gineer, Luenyi, has gone second) engineer, Kwangue. Mr. J. H. Cameron, from reserve, has gone Recond engineer, Luenți.

GAS POISONING.

A question having arisen as to whether an interrogatory, with rcference to gas poisoning. addressed to the Prime Minister, should not rightly have been put to the Ministry of Health, the Speaker stated that that was 10.

Sir Wa. Davison, who put the question. said he bad always understood thà! questions having reference to the introduction of Irgislation, should be addreesed to the Prime Minister.

Mr. Baldwin-1 am responsible' for gas. (Loud laughter.)

**CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTURA”

Colonel Hurst asked the Prime! Minister whether he would now carry out the undertaking given last sessions to have an inquiry Mr. J. Scarr. third engineer whether or not it is desirable in Luzbow, has gone third engineer, the public interest to, retaie Chill. Mr. R. Gearter, third en alleged conscientious objectors gineer, Chili, has gone thini en-in the employ of the State while

the Service men are being dis missed.

Mr. D. Warden, from reserve. has gone acting chief engineer,

Wenchow.

A Peking telegram states thatgineer, Luchow. the President has ordered (bor Tez-chai to act as Premier in place of Yen Wai-ching.

Liang Shih-y's resignation is expected to be tendered in a few days.

WILHELM SAYS HE IS

HARD UP.

Scarcely Enough for the "Necessaries of Life."

the ordinary necessaries of life.

The North Berlin branch of the Society of German War Widows, Orphans and Disabled Soldiers recently wrote to the exile of Doorn, pointing out its serious financial position, and asking for a subscription towards & dinner "for children of the very "poorest war victims.

In reply the following was zereived from Doorn -

Mr. G. W. Clark, second en gineer. Hangchɔw.ha-gone second engineer, Whanzpu

hus Rene second Hangchow.

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922.

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WOMEN WORKERS IN CHINA.

Mr. Lloyd George said it was proposed to set up & Select) Committee to inquire into this Article by A Lady Journalist. matter.

Mr. Lloyd George, answering)

show. Mr. A. McVean, third en-in the House of Lords. gineer, Hangchow, is on reserve.

Mr. R. Carruthers, from reserve. has gone third engineer, Kansu. Mr. W. Carrick, third engineer.

Karis, is on reserve.

sang

officer. Namaan.

Mr. F. M. Ide, supy third oficer. Kumsang. has gone supy third officer. Namsang.

RESPONSIBILITY FOR IRISH

QUESTIONS.

to

re.

Women Workers in Chins "

course

noa-

however, reason,

THE "MERLIN."

The old sloop Merlin, which was converted into a surveying

capacity has done duty on the East Indies, Africa and Chins Stations, is to be relieved at an carly date by the survey ship frique. That ship is now being

ship some years ago and in shat

Mr. J. R. Sapd, from reserve. Colonel-Burn, said the proposals is the title of an instructive article engineer of the Government in regard to in Jard Bond by Miss Zung the reform of the House of Lords.we Tsung, a Chinese lady, who M. W. T. Camby, from reserve would be presented in the first graduate from the McTseire refitted for her new duties in has gone third engineer, flancnstance in the form of resolutions Missionary School for Giris in Devonport Dockyard She is a Shangbai. After a successful sloop of light draught, and when for specially fitted out will suit the through colleges women in the U.S.A., she started work of the Far Eastern seas ex- Mr. Churchill, Replying Commander Kenworthy, said it staff of the Sux Pan at Shanghai.

a distinguished career on the cellently.

The Merlin has done good had been arranged that he should Miss Zung we Tsung writes:-

service since she was launched t Mr. H. Birkett, third eozinger. be responsible to the House on The ex-Kaiser Wilhelm murn-Chinking, has resigned.

and completed for sea in 1902. behalf of the Prime Minister so Not until a very recent date She did duty on the East Indies fully announces that he has

Mr. W. Jones, from reserve.far as questions of general policy

was there much to be said about Station, Cape Station and China Marvely enough money to obtain has gone second officer. Hang-in regard to Ireland were con- the Women Movement in China, Station as a sloop, and was con- cerned, including the relations despite the fact that women have verted into a surveying ship a Mr. A. M. Henderson, third with the Provisional Government always been co-workers of men in short time prior to the opening of officer. Faoksang, has cone third so far as the Northren Irish their modes: and quiet ways the late war. She carries an officer, Loong-ong.

Coverament was concerned, the Restricted by time-honoured cu3-

armament of a couple 3-pounders Mr. B. Griffiths, second offer, Home Secretary would be

toats women have for centuries and two machine guns for pro- 1.ongsang, bas Kone second sponsible.

been secluded in their homes, tection duty. With a displage-

& seemingly Dealing with the shooting and assuming

ment of 1,070 toas, and engines of wounding of Ulster constables on agressive attitude towards all-1.400 horse power her best speed Saturday, Mr. Churchill said this round self-expression. That was was 13.2 knots, but in recent bad greatly aggravated theo without

years she was not able to ap- Captain L. F. McHustes. From situation, and the Government Before having any contact with. proach this speed. reserve, has gone master, Loong-had telegraphed in strong terms the Western civilisation men as sang.

urging the Provisional Governwell as women found satisfaction Mr. W. Lutkin, second officer.ment to do all in their power to in what China could offer Kusang, has gone chief officer, arrest the persons concerned and literature, art, pbilosophy, and Hinsang.

prevent a repetition of the occur- Mr. A. Sinclair, chief officer

With the introduction of the insene. has gone chief officer Mingsang, Mr. D. G. Burleigh the Government

Mr. Churchill, continuing, said democratic principles based on

bsd seat

Christianity the Chinese mind chief officer. Minggang. is on telegram to Sir James Craig underwent a great change. Peo- "Economie and financial con.

assuring him that the troops in ple soon realised that in order to ditions prevailing at present are

Captain D. W. Ritchie, from Ulster would be reinforced to any keep pace with the progress of simply paralysing." Only reserve, has gone master. Lok

extent necessary. The Pravis- the world her women must be Dutch florins. Are received in

ional Government had expressed given an opportunity. To attain exchange for every 100 marks.

Captain N. W. van Cortlandt.

desire for a meeting between this the first thing was to do of the Loksang, has gone master, and owing to the high prices Yatshing. Captain J. McAinsh. Governments, but so far, in thethal fettered women physically- representatives of the two away with the visible bondage

Writes one of these American

of life cau scarcely be obtained. Mr. H. S. Hurley, from leave.not been possible to arrange

present state of tension, it had the ridiculous custom of foot-mothers, Mrs. A. H. Waite, of bieding. At the same time em 1207 Fremont Avenue, North By his Majesty's command, a picture postcard of his Majesty is has голе sup's chief officer,'

phasis was put on the emancipa- Minneaplois : I wish tion of women's mind by opening mother knew how good Baby's schools for girls. The pioneer Own Tablets are, then there would work toward female education be fewer sick children. My last was nobly done by the mis baby was sickly from birth and the benefit that the Tablets have afforded is simply wonderful. They do all that is claimed for them and more. I would not be without them for anything."

His Majesty the Kaiser has learned with regret of the finan. cial straits into which the war widows, orphans, and disabled have fallen. Money a: bis Majesty's command for subscrip. tions to charities, however, has

long been exhausted.

reserve.

sang.

ruling in Holland the necessaries of the Yatshing, is on reserve.

esclosed."

Taksang,

Mr.

tence.

а

meeting.

GENOA.

CATTLE EMBARGO,

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what not.

sionaries.

The education of women, Miss Tsung admits, is still backward, and there are many illiterate among her sisters." Owing to this,

THIS AMERICAN MOTHER

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for Them and More. Tens of thousands of mothers sleep soundly at night throughout the length and breath of America, knowing that with Baby's Own Tablets in the house their little ones are safeguarded in case of sudden sickness.

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A. B. McIntyre, sup'y MONEY FOR TELEGRAMS. third engineer. Hangsang, has The Prime Minister, in reply to Wilhelm has already regone supy third engineer, Kutwo. Commander Keaworthy, said the ceived pearly a hundred million! Mr. J. J. Robertson, second British Dominions had been in- marks from Germany. besides engineer. Kutwo, is on reserve.vited to the Genoa Conference. much valuable property. Includ Mr.T. C. Barclay, third engineer. There had been no postponement ing gold and silver plate by the Kutwo, has gone second engineer of the Conference. hundreds of pieces. He had same ship. money to buy a big residence, Mr. R. Thomson, second engi- Mr. W. Shaw asked whether there is little variety in the Every careful parent will insist and he runs an expensive house-neer, Tuckwo, is on leave. the embargo wbich applies to occupations usually followed. Of that medicine given to children hold.

Mr. N. J. Klopper, second cattle from Canada would also these domestic service and in should be absolutely pure, safe, He has always sufficient reads officer, Haean, has gone second apply to cattle from the Irish some cases factory work draw gentle and free from narcotic cash to send long telegrams of officer. Kiangweh. Mr. O. Grata, Free State.

the most recruits. After agricul- drugs. Baby's Own Tableta thanks to every reactionary per- from leave, has gone second Mr. Lloyd George said he had tore factory conditions are not exactly answer this description. son or society with nothing better officer, Haean.

no reason to think te restrictions ideal but Mias Tsung realises that They quickly reduce fever, dispel to do than telegraph fulsome Mr. W. Cowell has been apreferred to would apply to cattle the women's movement in China colic and constipation, check wishes to Doorn on the occasious pointed third engineer, Feicbing brought from the Free State. The has made long strides in a short diarrhoes, relieve croup, allay his birthday, and other Mr. S. Robertson, second engi- question whether legislation was time, and believes in its future. teething paina, cure indigeation, occasions; but for the poorest child neer, Kwangtah, has gone second necessary to remove any doubts A distinct forward stop was the expel worms, quiet the nirves victims of his war he bas notbing engineer, Kianghsin.

on this point was under consider-sanding of a delegate to the and bring restful, health-giving but a picture postcard of the pre- Mr. T. D. Sherritt, from reserve, ation.

Second International Congress of sleep in a perfectly natural way. Revolution Kaiser-the picture has gone second engineer, Tai They would include reform of Women Workers held in Geneva Of druggists, or post at 60 cente was of the Wer Lord in pickel-shup. Mr. M. McPhail, second the House of Lords as well as an last October, the writer of the per vial direct from Dr. Williams' baube and fierce, upturned engineer, Taishun, has gone adjustment of differences between article, Miss Zug we feung her- Medicine Co, 96 Bzechuen Road, moustache,

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