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THURSDAY, OCTOBER · 1994:

• Mr. Herrick, thàˇU, 8.

Ambassador at Paris, want'à'stop

beyond this by declaring that

DAY BY DAY,

FOOTBALL NOTES,

Saturday.

within a year - Amarica would FOR LIBERTY.LIVE FOR PROGRESS,

BE BORN TO DUTY, ROW CF League Season Opens on formulate a programma leading DIE IN LIGHT-Victor Hugo. to the rejuvenation of Europe. Britlabers will not ball high

The health return for yesterday, bopes of relief for themselves shows one case of cerebro-spinal from this. It may be that fever (English) and све of the Ambassador to

Franca diphtheria (Chinese).

was thinking more of that coun- try's indebtedness to Washing- ton, and the declaration of French statesman, contrary to

the order enuncisted by Mr. Lamont, that reparations must

嘉

(BY "QUIZ").

HONGKONG = FOOTBALL. CLUB.

Annual Meeting.

The Hongkong Football Club bald their annual meeting yostari

Whas promises to be a record day evening in Massie. Jardine, season for League football is Matheson's board-room, the chair Hongkong opens on Saturday being taken by Mr. J. Rodger, jun. next, when four games in the

Bagood the election of afficere First Division of the League will

thers was little business. A latter To-day is the Chinese Wid-/ be played, namely,‚—-

from the Football Association, 12th anniversary of the satablish-Police-Club ground. Autumn Festival, as well as the meat of the Portuguese Republic.

Hongkong Club v. Hongkong asking the Club to hand over to You can forget that

them the management of the H.MS. Tamar v. Kowloon-Hongkong Football Shield was burglars exist when

Navy "A" ground,

brought before the meating. An put a Yale came first. It is a noteworthy recently convicted at the Crimin-

The man Ku Tai-mui, who was) kunpeo "a"groned.

RG.A. v. South China-Soo-opinion was expressed that the Club, having received the shield Night-latch on your lading

circumstance, however, that al Sessions of murdering his step--South Chinx ground,

H.M.S. Ambrose v. Lad King's from the community, had no powar to divest itself of the trust. American financier mother two years ago, was hang- door.

The above games are timed to The Club wished to work in aboull have cailed upon his

ed at Victoria Gaal yesterday, start at 5 p.m.

cordial co-operation with the The Yale Cylinder Night-latch Countryman to face the situation,

Other matobes arranged in the association, however, and the No.44 is a combination night-latch and that a leading American left by the Empress of Russia to Hawkins v. H..S. Despatch;

Amongst the passengers who Durbanv. H.M.S. Titania: H.M.S.mittee with power to act.

Senior League areH.M.Sattar was referred to the Com and deadlock, offering all the cons diplomatist should have fore- day were Mr. and Mrs. Mishel H.M.S. Cartiale v. Submarines. Fear were elected as follow venience of the spring lock, together shadowed participation by bis Piastro, Mrs. J. Parsons, Mr. P. Owing to the absence of the President, Mr. R. H. Dyer: Vice- The officers for the ensuing i with the most perfect security

D. Sutherland and Mr. W. E Fleet, these matches will be play-President. Mr. RJ Willon; Van Eppa.

ed later in the season, in mid- Chairman, Mr. J. McCubbin, week.

captain of the Rugby team, Mr.

knowz

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country.

The World Theatre is showing of the various players, owing to/G. G. N. Tinson; captain of It is early yet to give the form. J. Jordain: vice-captain, Mr. the Soccer eleven, Mr. J. W.

Policing of Kowloon.

Complaints of the inadequate a new ilm to-night, namely policing of Kowloon have been so "Don't Call Me Little Girl." It lack of practice. numerous of late that residents is a Realart love story featuring

The Club will start the seasonHePhail: vice-exptain, Mr. &. 8, will welcome the official reply Mary Miles Minter, and the setting with a work team, owing to the Forsyth: bon. secretary. Mr. W. to the Kowloon Residante is remarkably fine,

absence of Railton, England and Brown; hon treasurer, Mr. J. B. Association's representations in-

probably Gerrard, who will be up Speirs; Committee: BIRTH.

diesting that steps are being

(Ragby BLAKER-On the 4th. Octo-takes to remove the

A circolar notification issued is not expected to turn out regalaton and A. L. Gate, (Soccer country this week-end. J. Rodger representatives)-Mossra. J. ber, at No. 55. The Peak, to

farther grievance.

cause for by the Military Headquarters in ularly this sauson, while it is yet representatives), Messrs. R. S Louise, wife of Cadne Blaker a

nouncement states that the decided to issue a gratuity to the be out. Bishop, a new player with a vote of thanks to the

Canton states that it has been doubtful whether afoTavise will Lozan and J. Rodzer, jus. recent arrival of recruits from England makes it possible to Festival Day by issuing to each tion as a footballer, having played officials of the Club.

The proceedings concluded - troops for the Mid-Autumn comes to the Colony with a reputa- transfer more Europeans to Kow-non-commissioned officer twenty for a team in a London Combina loon, and the Asiatic Police will cents and each soldier fifteen tion. In a practice game with the be brought fally up to strength on the arrival of the men who are coming from Woibalwei" This

son.

The Telegraph.

HONGKONG, 3:8 Oct., 1922,

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R.G. 1. Sookunpoo last Satur- day the Club went down by a a reassuring pieca of nowB, and. incidentally, it justifies to the Kowloon Theatre this even the same side as last season with

Two big attractions are offered goal to nil

The Police will probably field complaints that bare ing. One is the screening of been made, for it is now admitted!" The U.P. Trail." a

the exception of R. McEwIE, Eine film Two leading American fasaci below strength, whilst the inten-by Zane Grey. The other is the practice games, should be a good audience gave an enthusiastic that the Asiatic section has been adaptation of the famous novelho, on his recent showing in A large and appreciative er, Mr. Frank Vanderlip and tion of posting more Europeans to supplementing of the ordinary set to the Police team. Mr. Thomas Lamont, both of Kowloon implies official recogni-picture programme by several as last season, but, with several fresco concert, held on the Toanis recaption to a talented band of Kowloon will not be so strong artists last night, when an ul whom have visited the Far East in in the past had too few European contributed by Miss Jari Thomas, you players at their dispcanal, Courts of the Dockyard B. C. in

tion of the fact that Kowloon bas ballet numbers which will be recent times, have been deliver policemen allowed it. Though talented ballerina. She will Pascoe will be absent in the the Club Members. ing themselves upon the subject rumours bave been in circulation appear in a number ofclassical

should work up a good side. the Naval Yard, was given by of the reconstruction of Europe, the effect, this is the first dances, the music for which willing match, but with Wheeler,

The courts official intimation that the Force be inter-Allied debts, and cogaste is to be strengthened by Northern Valdemiroff.

provided

ware brilliantly. Mason and Coombes they are illuminated, and tastefully dec- questions. Mr. Vanderlip spent Chinese. The experiment will bej

expected to giva the Tamar aforated. The stage, which was good game. some little time in Europe, and worth watching. The old Wei

Tamar will take the field this decorated by men from H.M.S. a temporary erection, was kindly came away with ite impression of men and if the police coming caused considerable excitement many a defeat last season. The and Mrs. Grace, the Miss A sordid story lies behind the season without Mitch, their goal-Tamar. Among those present haiwei Regiment were a fine body case of attempted suicide which keeper who saved them from word that that Contineat was in a from the same place are anything near the Barbour Office yester-rest of last year's team are avail- Grace, Cocade. Butler, R. N Commodore H. E. Grace pretty bad way. as indeed is like such a capable and well-day. A young woman from safciently manifest. If Mr.disciplined lot, their introduction brothel endeavoured to take her the sailors should have an easy King-Salter, Mr. H. E Ashton, able and, with a few additions, Rev. Crole-Rees, R. N., Mr. J, J, Vanderlip had any helpful coua-results.

here should bave beneficial s to oer, it has not yet trickled

life by jamping into the harbour win in their first match. from the Praya Wall but was

Mr. H. A. Nott, Mr. H. G. Lowe, through. Mr. Lamont's address,

Is It True?

A good game should be seen Mr. D. W. Saller, Mr. J. W. rescued by an Indian constable, on the Garrison new ground at Church, etc. delivered to the American Bank almost ended, there is a report in both

Although the bathing season is after her and kept her alleat until and South China. The military form, and among such a galaxy who very promptly jumped in Sookunpoo between the B.G.A. The artists were all in good ers" Convention, strikes & some circulation regarding the curtail sampan. It is stated that the last year's Captain but should dividualise. Mrs. Griggs opened what more practical vein.

aboard

team will be without Walker. of sleat it is diffical to in- meat of facilities for bathers woman's motive was abborreace be Public opinion în America, said which deserves comment. It is of the life she led

stroux enough to Mr. Lamont has reached a stage Committee

statel that the Town-PlaDoing

see each part of the programme with the game successfully through pianoforte presturis, specially bas allocated the where reparations are taking a whole of the foreshore from Shau-

with South China Henwood is relected, which were rendered in secondary place to the war debts.kiwan to Kennedy Town, on the THE "POWDER PUFFS." team should strengthen the attack. Divine

showing grest form in practice fine style." Mrs. Parramore's- games and his inclusion in the readering of Bird of Love This is ontural. seeing that. Cits to Laichikok, on the maic. Hongkong side, andfrom Kowloon

and Farewell' relatively, the claims of the land, for commercial purposes.

South China have all last beautiful, the singer displaying United States in respect of re- This,

season's men available, and much ability as a soprano. true. will

they

· bave parations are not large, while that scarcely & foot of bathing!

liking for Mrs. Lockbart, the well-known the Sookumpoo playing fields, local contralto, was much appre American citizens are hopeful of public within the harbour limits, Powder Puffs" again drew na sz- work.

besch will be available for the!

This matchabould be the best of cisted in "Mother Machre That vivacious party "The the series of games arranged this Two Eyes of Grey." The and of obtaining something very if we except Stonecutters. substantial out of war debts, there is no truth in the report, Royal last evening, the stalls easy win in their opening match singer was forced to respond cellent "house" to the Theatre

syplause at the conclusion of the The King's should have anlatter song was such that the especially from a debtor with

the Government ought to make being well filled, with a fairly against the Ambrose who will be with "Annie Laurie," for which such asse's

early disclaimer 25 Britain.

Mr. as all mast, the value of com-though scarcely so large as the the men of the Submarines not appreciation in no uncertain We recognise, good attendsace in the circle, weakened this sesson owing to the audience demonstrated its Lamont further declared that mercial facilities to a port like performance merited. The com- being available to assist the manner. reparations are taking a second this but surely out of all the pany supplies a complete change ship, as they have entered a team place to war debts in European few strips can be saved for the generelly gives evidence of ver- The King's have worked up a "Shipmates O Mine," whilst Mr. miles of seashore in Hongkong of programme each evening, and in each division of the League. baritone, was well received in Mr. Brack, well-known local public opinion also, which co-public. We do not all own team satility. veys the idea that the Allies are afford the luxury of regular motoring the Powder Puffs," that ex-seen to advantage in the opening |Tom" and " Mountain Lovers."

very strong side and under the Haggar, was loudly applauded for not hopeful of obtaining much trips to Repulse Bay or Castle hilarating comedian Bert Hamill games of the League

Following the scene "Introduc-leadership of Lt. Jones, should be bis rendering of from Germans, who, says Mr Peak. One of Hongkong's boasts put the audience on good terms

*Lighterman Lamont, either could not or over many other Eastern settle with a typically humorous refrain, the convenience of spectators on was splendidly sung and loudly Bea800. A dust by Messrs. Brock and would not pay anything like the men's has been the excellence and a little later, with Nits Corri, the Club ground and at Sookun applauded. A monologue, entitled Stands are being erected for Anniss, entitled "The Battle Axe,” reparations total fixed by the ities. bit if this report has any work." staging a homicide com- the matches are expected.

and adequacy of its bathing facil provided a scream entitled "Dirty poo, and record attendances at "The Revenge," given by Mr. W. Versailles Treaty. How far it thing of truth in it, we shall soon biastion suggestive of White- ia & case of cauzot" and bave little cause to crow.

Prickett, was a huge soocess, Ti

"The Referees' Board meets this whilst Mr. Hingstone, in bis song how far will not" is still a

everything to be sacrificed to roaring fon all through.

chapel and the Terrible Turk-evening at 5,30, but only three "Neptune Lord of the Sea an commercialism? moot point. We notice that an

candidates have signified their I and Mr. A. B. Allan, in Muriel White rendered delight-intention American

· of legislator, Senator

ful selections, and Edouard de referees.

qualifying for "Beware" and "The Little Shirt Saulsbury, after visiting

Kuzylo, Suzanne Verney and

bis Mother Made for Him "added Ger-

When the Fleet returns it is greatly to the bamourous part many adds his voice to those who

charming party gave two sets of expected that 15 League matches of the programme. Engr. Com. picturesque dances. The Ladies" will be played every Saturday. assert that the Tenton can pay.

were also seen to pretty effect in)

Batler, R.N.presiding at the piano, but is evading his obligations.

was a considerable help to the Until it has been clearly de

artists. monstrated that the reparations are beyond Germany's capacity. the Allies are entitled to expect Craigengower at Happy Valley: lady-lovers-or how

On Saturday at 2.15 p.m., versus and others propose to their The Invasion of Fukien. -H. H. Benson, J. D. Crawford, heart they do. This so tickled payment, even if there have to w. Fraser. H. E. Hollands, W. 3. the sudience that the comedian Tooi Bing-fun, the Defence Com dore, who, in a few well-chosen be postponemente, at the same Hope,

A Peking telegram states that of introducing the asw Commo- time preparing themselves for{G},

W. Mackenzie, was recalled, when he made missioner of Klangai, has reported words, expressed his gratification H. Piercy, D. possible reductions.

Reid, them sores still more by his that he has despatched two divi-at the sporting spirit pravziling H. Spicer, M. M. Watson, J. R. impersonation of "Indy doing sions to assist the Fakien Gov-amongst the Club members, and. Mr. Lamont went home to 'n

Way. question that has been agitating Kowloon 2nd XI, at Kowloon. sentimental, plus a sketch, com-

On Monday at 10.30 a.. versus:

up her hair."

ernment to resist the invasion of hoped that the D.R.Cwould climb More songs, humorous and the Expeditionary Army. world opinion lately when he H. H. Benson, J. D. Crawford, pleted a decidedly entertaining that tee salaries of the officials of Engr. Cod. Butler called for to the premier position among the Another Peking message states sporting clabs of the Colony. appealed to Americans to de- G. M. Dorkins, H. Et Hollande, programme of a score of "turas," the various Ministries were paid three hearty cheers for the Com termine whether KDJ

J. D. Humphreys, F. C. Miller, which were received with en- on the 3rd, instant, and as modors, which were followed by a debts should be written off, "in order H. Piercy, R. Spicer, M. M. Te-night there will again be a Cabinet is now, considered to be Anthem concluded a very pleasant,

B. D. C. Morgan, D. B. Feat, G. thusiasm.

consequence og Chung-way's tiger, after which the National. that we may quit fooling our-Watson.

complete change of programme. [more stable,

svening-Contributed,

launches, neither can everybody

CRICKET.

H.K.C.C. 2nd. XI Matches."The Pony Ballet."

The following teams bare been chosen to represent the Hong-Mac" in breezy style, and then Conrad Laylon sang "Captain kong Cricket Club 2nd. XI over Bert

Hamill taught the week-end :-

23 "ini song how Russians, Chinese,

W.

be

had

PEKING NEWS.

At the close of the performance, the Chairman, Mr. J. J. King- Salter, thanked the committee for their efforts, congratulated the artists on their splendid show of ability, and took the opportunity