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BROKERS' DISPUTE.

TOO MANY “OUTSIDERS."

ENDEAVOUR TO SQUEEZE THEM OUT.

There was no pubhe issue of share quotation lists yesterday by the Hongkong Stock Exchange or

STOWAWAY CASE.

JAPANESE GETS OFF LIGHTLY,

The Japaneso stowaway came, boforo Mr. E. W. Hamilton at tho Kowloon Magistracy this morning when he was entonced, to eight days hard labour.

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

CORRESPONDENCE,

(To the Editor of the "Hongkong) Totograph."

An Appeal for St. Dunstan's.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL

23, 1924:

NEW BRITISH BARON. JUMPED OVERBOARD'

QANTON WOMAN'S

SUICIDE.

Powell

the wife of a Clilneso detectivo

A young woman, bolioved to bol in the Canton Police Fores, m. ton stoamor Houng-ban as it was jumped overboard from the Can- pasting the Bocou Tigris forts on Monday avoiding.

London, April 22. On the occasion of the opening of the Empire Exhibition, Sir James Stavonson has been created a Baron.--Beuter;

[Sir James Stovenson, the first baronet, was given that title in in the Ministry of Munitions. He 1917 as a reward for his servicos has held a number of appoint-

including that of Commercial Adviser to the Colonial oral He is a Scot, born at Kilmarnock the police. in 1873, and Ja head of the

Johnnie Walker" distillory.

Sir,--Will you be kind enough Sub-Inspector Spoar said that to spare me a little space on the the Hongkong Sharobrokers Asdefendant was taken to see the subject of St. Dunstan's Home for sociation, and it transpifos that Consul, but the latter was away the Blind, in aid of which a Balints in an honorary capacity: the public circulation of such from the Colony. A friend of is ning organized under the lists has boon suepondod in an defendant's was willing to look patronage of Lady Stubbs? endeavour to confine aharo brok-aftor him, This friend said he ing to members of the two organ-

isations namned.

could guarantee defendant a job

as stoker on the s.s. Yudo Maru, whon she arrived, in about ten days' time.

Itis Worship, on inflicting sen- tonce, said that defendant was very lucky to get off so lightly.

WEEKLY ORATIONS,

FOR ST. DUNSTAN'S.

FRIDAY'S BALL.

Most of us have a vague iden that St. Dunstan's has done and is doing noble work, but of the importance and magnitude of that

wark few of us are aware.

As a

that the

found and the steamer continued on its way to Hongkong, where

Doupite a search, sho was not

the mattor hus beon roportúd, to

KWANGTUNG UNREST.

As is very widely known, the number of "outside" people who

matter of fact, of all the many part of St. Dunstan's work. That

There is another alt important | HOPES OF REUNIFICATION, have booy conducting business

charities that come before the is the wide spread After Cure as brokers has grown enor-

Poking, April 22. mously of late. During the

public none deserves more whole Organization, whoso responsibili-says that the Government has A mandate issued at midnight rocent share "boom" almost any

heurted support than this famous ties commence with the cample ratoivod a commiunication from and overybody came

institution. St. Dunstan's is the tion of the training of the war General Ghow Hung-yin express- on the "street" and indulged in braking. DR SUN'S SPEECHES. only place in England where th making free use of the liste

blinded ex-servico man is taught their death. Apart from the set from which Kwangtung particuar blinded men and ond only withing regret at the internal strife issued by the two associations as

to reconstruct his life on useful tlement of the trained men in ly has sufforod, that the pauple the basis of their prices, In

arud happy lines. It was founded their own homes, there is the are tired of domestic upheavals, other words, these "outsiders"

by the lato Sir Arthur Pearson-provision of raw material for and that the new Constitution wore using the information issue that on the reorganisation of the was controlled and directed by have in marketing the goods they rehabilition.

A report from Canton states himsolf blind- and until his death their work. the holp they must offers ed by member of the associations Kuomintang Party, Dr. Sun Yat-him.

011 opportunity for to competo against such mem- bors. And it Eas been felt that public discourse on the doctrines quips blinded men for very the visits of traino instructors to pross local disturbancos with a

son has made it a rule to give a

The training at St. Dunstan's themselves and their families, and Gonoral. Chow Hing-yon to sup- make, the caro of the health of Tho mandato thon instructs in order to confine broking to of the party every Sunday in the possible occupation men, who have paid for their High Grade Training College sightless ean follow. Neary 2000 their work. In sickness, in health,

maintain the craftsmen's skill at view to reunification. sorts on the respective bodies. On the first week, a goodly and to men who are of ro- number of of labourers, students, battlefiokls without their most ares, the After Care Organization doughty followors, recently left

en were sent back from the in this business and in his pleas-is

General Chow Hung-yin, who! sponsible standing and repute, merchants and soldiers attended, precious gift, eyesight.

ono of Chan King-ming's) that an attempt should be made but there has of late been a marked were helpless and hopeless; but plays the part of patron saint to Walchow for Amoy, and was

They to deprive "outsiders" of the in-decroase in the attendance and from St. Dunstan's class rooms,ceived and hardships ondurod recent defeat of Genoral Teang

overy son of St. Dunstan's, formation by which they have Sunday last only a contingent of workshops and training establish- during activo service.

principally responsible for the boun able to do business.

A meeting of the two associa-it is said that they were ordered world again fit and able to hold will

Yunnaneso troops attended, and monts they have gone into the those

Are not Chih-ping. tions was held a few days ago, to be provont.

mon, and those who According to Consular dos- inevitably follow them their own in many professions, into the dark world of blindness patchos, it was orrangod that at it result of which it Was decided not to issue broadcast

crafts and occupations. They as deserving of all the care and defeated Tsang Chih-ping and when Gonoral Chow Hung-yin their quotation lists, but privately

have been established as trained education St. Dunstan's affords as had settled affairs in that region, to circulate them among mem

masseurs, accountants, insurance the soldiers and sailors who were ho was to be joined by the Fukien bure. In doference, however, to

brokors, Inasitions organisers, tele-blinded on the battlefield or troops and than roturn to Wai- some of the leading business

phono operators, shorthand-battleship? houses of the Colony, who yester-

typists, carpenters, and joiners,

chow, after which furthor import- It is hoped that there will be amat makers, basket makers, hoot by the complotoness, efficioncy Daily Bulletin.

The work of St. Dunstan's, ant operations would follow,-- day wore inconvenienced by, lack of information, it has now been large gathering at the ball being repairers, poultry farmers and in and effectiveness of its results, suggested that the lists be given in the City Hall on Friday other branches of industry. But: circulated in the afternoons, and in aid of St. Dunstan's Home, the work of the institution is not is unique in the history

private charitable entorprise. But this will, in all probability, hoThe tickets are $4 each, and this finished. AND IT MUST NOT

notwithstanding the most rigid done. Tho'afternoon newspapers will include light refreshments, a FINISH WHILE THE NEED economy it is being trammellod be beautiful, you can possess the will be supplied with lists in the charge being mado. for ices and FOR IT REMAINS. usual way, and it was an over-drinks. Books of coupons will times difficult to make clear to any of us here who, with less fulness and a cloar and rosy skin, by lack of funds. There are greater charm of vivacity, choor- sight that they were not supplied be on sale in the Hall.

the public why, that noed stillnek, may have been numbered Those things come from good with them yesterday.

Music is to be supplied by the exists. So long after the guns of with the unfortunate men living health, the perfect working of the In conversation with several Hongkong Hotel orchestra, the world at war consed fire, many in perpetual darkness, men who bodily functions, and Pinkettos, brokers this morning, a Telegraph programme consisting of fifteen people cannot understand how have been taught to bear their used when needed, are a great aid representative gathered that the numbers besides extras, there is that at the present moment burden cheerfully and usefully to functional regularity, Pin- Stock Exchange and Share being twelve fox-trots and three there are: 120 men under training by St. Dunstan's. Surely the kottes provent constipation, dispel brokers' Association have rules waltzus.

at St. Dunstan's. They are men over-gonorous public of Hong-sick headaches, biliousness, liver- to the effect that each firm of]

who, but for their heroism in the kong will hot neglect this opport-ishness by Tomoving their cause. brokers is ontitled to employ one

war, would never have lost their anchorised clock and ono Chinese might eventually drop-out. There sight. They are proportion of unity of identifying itself with clear the skin, purify the breath: interpreter only. Such a rule is is talk of a further association the 33,000 non who were, dis going to be unforced in future, being formed by these men, but charged from the Army and Navy and members of the associations nothing definite has transpired. with defective eyesight directly aro going to deposit either We learn that it is the intention attributable to the wounds re-Hongkong, April 23rd., 1924. cash or bond securities of a of the Stock Exchange and valus yet to be agreed upon, Sharebrokers' Association shortly whereby the stunding of adverlise_lists_of_thoir mem- accredited brokers will be in- burs, clerks and interpreters so croased. It was freely recognised that the public will know with that whilst "outside" operators Whem to deal if they desire to will not be put entirely out of deal only with members of the business by the-non-publication existing organisations.. of the lists they will have diffi-

To-day's share quotations will culty in doing business and be found, as usual, on pago 9.

THE GLORY OF THE GARDEN.

Our England is a garden that is full of stately views, Of borders, bods and shrubberies and lawns and avonuos, With statues on the terraces and peacocks strutting by: But the Glory of the Garden lies in more than moote the oys,

For where the old thick laurels grow, along the thin rod wall, You'll find the tool and polting-sheds which are the heart of all, { The cold-frames and the hot-houses, the dung-pits and the

tanks,

The rollers, calls and drain-pipos, with the barrows and the

planks.

And there you'll soo the gardeners, the men and 'prontico boys Told off to do as they are hid and do it without noise:

For, except when seeds are planted and washout to scare the

birds,

The Glory of the Garden it nhideth not in words,,

*

And some can pot begonias and some can bad a rose,

And some are hardly fit to trust with anything that grows; But they can roll and trim the lawns and sift the sand and

For the Glory of the Garden occupieth all who come.

J

+

Our England & garden, and such gardens are not made By singing: "Oh, how beautiful," and sitting in the shado While batter mon than we go out and start their working 'livosi At grubbing woods. from gravol-paths with broken dinner-

knives.

in

Thore's not a pair of legs so thin, there's not a head so thiok, There's not a hand so, weak and white, nor yot a hourt so blok, But it can find some noodful job that's crying to be done, For the Glory of the Gardon glorifioth avery one."

Then sook your job with thankfulness and work till further

ordora,

If it's only notting strawberries or killing slugs on borders, And when your back stops aching and your hands begin to

hardon,

You will find yourself a partner in the Glory of the Garden.

+

Oh, Adam 'was a gardenor, and God who made him soos That half a propor gardener's work is done upon his knees,

So when your work is finished, you can wash your hands and

pray

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For the Glory of the Gardon that it may not pass away i Add the Glory of the Gird in it shall never pass away i

It is some.

such noble work?

Yours etc.

Still they Come!

כי

ENTHUSIAST.

A WOMAN MAY NOT

net as gontly as nutural. Your chomist sells them, or post froe at 60 cents the vial from Dr. Wil- liums Medicine Co., 80 Kiangso Road, Shanghai,

More Big ATTRACTIONS for THE STAR!

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A MESSAGE FROM MARS

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