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CLUB DE RECREIO EN FETE

Yesterday's Gala,

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1925.

PASSENGERS. ARRIVED,

Per Admiral Oriental Liner Presi. Jackson, Oct. 11.-Rev. C.. F. Burns, Rev. R. J. Cairns, Miss E. Dawson,

SAKLATVALA.

A ́ ́ Candid Admission.?

London, 17thi, Sopioniber: The Rev. Fra. C. Dietz, Mr. James T. Gale, Parsee Communist Member of the Rev. Eward F. Lå Prelle; Mr. Hoary Leu, Miss Lila Ashby, Mr. C. Bacchus, House of Commons, Saklatvala, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Harrison, Rev. has resigned his position as do- Rev. Daniel Lpartmental manager to Messrs. Joseph P. McGinn, Rev. Meshane, Miss Gence D. Mahon, Rev. Tata, Edward V. Mueth, Rev Thos. A. O'Mella, Rov. Otto A. Rauschenbach, In a lottar to Mr. Tata, he states Mr. Montague Lord, Miss Elizabeth ho had decided to resign, because Lord, Mr. Glenn Lyman, Mr. W... he feels his political activities and moat successful and the eventa Anderson, Mr. Richard Luther, Revylowe may unjustly operato

The second annual aquatic anla of the Club de Recreio took place yesterday afternoon in the V. R. bath by kind permission of the committee and was witnessed by a large number of Portuguono ladies and gentlemen. The function wa

keeply contestod

Edwin V. Byrno,

8.8.

"I candidly admit that at the present juncture one's political obligations require at times a somewhat uncompromising stand, irrespective of one's personal in- toreste."

Per St. Albans, from Melbourns against the firm's standing in Prior to the distribution of the viu ports, October 11-Miss R. commercial and banking circles. prizes by Miss E. Boush, the pre- Stevens, Dr. and Mrs. Fisho, Mr. and sident of the club, Mr. E. V. M. R. Mrs. Valley. Mr. and Mrs, Poh Peck do Sauan, expresed thanks to the Chan

Boo, Mr. H.

H. G. Sanborn, Mr. J. C Pangea, Mias C. MacGregor, committee for having invited his Miss C. Coleston, Mr. R. J. Glenden daughter to present the prizes Heig Misa Lin

Ya Tol Mr. Wong congratulated the winners and Chong Ilop, Mr. Wong Joe, Mr. Chan thanked the Indies for their attend-in, in Wong, Lim, his R. Budge, auce without which the event would and child, Mrs. Woon Tsin, Mrs. Mul Won Hoon, Mrs, Chan Ting Kong not lava been such a RICCERS, Mr. Chong Pan Shing, Miss Yong Gratitude was also expressed to the Chia and Mr. Chas. Kellner, prizes donners and the Y. R. C. for the loan of the bath.

A Mr. A. E Leitao, then called upon Miss Sous give away the prizes after which he prosented hor with a bouquet tied with the Club's colours as souvenir of the occa

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London 10th September,

Hong Peng

Europe vio Suez (Letters and

Papors London 17th September &

The following is the list of events: 50 yards Handicap.1, J. Ribeiro; 2, F. Monteiro.

A London paper draws atten, tion to this disclosure of the Bat- torses Communist's connection with a well-known capitalist firm.

Per N.D.L 5.8. Trier, from Europe via ports, Oct. 10. Mr. J. Barradas, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lopes, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr. R. Laperal, Mr. and Mrs. E. Nielsen,

Master P. Nielsen, Mr. H. Oberil, Mrs. L. Sanger, ington, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Simpson, Miss C. Sanger, Miss H. Sanger, Mrs. W. H. Beach, Mrs. Flora Mad Misa Smith, Mr. B. Sanza, Mr. R, Pyne, Mr. R. Salinas, Mr. J. dock, Miss Helen Meeague, Miss Mar- Siara, Mrs. D. Wilson, Miss M. Wil: Miss B. Lee, Mrs. M. Flowers, Mrs. garat Neuber, Miss Esther Twelker, son, Miss F. Anderson, Mr. P. Naidu.

aidu. N. B. Gee.

Per Dollar Liner President Adams

Per ss. Tenyo Maru from San Francisco via ports, Oct. 11.-Bir. Joseph Albano, Mr. Salvadore Albano, Dr. K. M. Bartley, Miss Chan Kwai- ching, Mrs. Sallie A. Creary. Miss Ma Chen Chong-fu, Mr. A. D. Domer, E. Creary, Mr. Y. K, Chin, Mr. Mr. T. Watts-Evans, Mias

N. Esics, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hassenbusch, Mr. S. G. Hayes, Dr. Bruno Hahne, Mr. Cheow Yuk-kee, Mr. C. P. Lorenzana, Mr. Low Goong-hong, Mr. Mr. C. P. Min, Mompoullan,

Mr.

Cheers for the Indies and the V. R. C. given on the call of Mr. Sousa brought the preceedings te from New York via porta, Oct.12 a close but after the presentation of Miss R. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. prizes dancing was indulged in to Edward Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Herndon, Mrs. C. S. Marshall, Master the music provided by the Bruns-Chus Marshall, Mrs. C. E. Kern, Mr. wick Band

Abdallah S. Fabdalla, Mr. and Mrs, John W. Moore, Mr. H. L. Lowon, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Eng, Miss A Busin, Dr. and Mrs. Geo B. Dowling, Mr. N. L. Hotchkiss, Mr. P. H.. Kipp, Miss. T. Kamase, D. Kipp, Miss Ruth Craft, Mr. M. Manuk, Mr. J. Erable, Mr. L. Gidumul, Mrs. Henry Refo, Mr. T. Orton, Mrs. N.

Mr. Loy T. Fasco, Mr. and Mrs. (99. Tatu, Mr. K. Ryhumal, Mr. Ricardo Portille, Mias and Master It:

Wong Chu Hing, Mr. M. F. Klyne.. Mr. P. Win, Mr. See Ming, Mr. A. R. Wilson, Miss A. Lockmon, Portillo, Miss M. E. Riddle, Miss W.

Riddle, Mr. Liang Pol Gee, Mr. dios and two children, tangmatsor, Mr. B. Remedios, Mrs. Reme Sister Carmen Tong Jan Mr. & D. Bell, Lt. Comdr E. H. Bar-Y. Uckauki, Mr. Lo Suen Wing, Mr. Master See, Mr. John D.

Evor of St. Antonio,

T C. Shean, Mr. N. Uesugis, Mra,

Barber, Mise Virgina Barber, Master C. P. Tung, Mr. L. F. Tung, Mr. and ber, Mr. E. H. Barber, Miss Mary E. C. Woods, Mr. Wai Nam Tam, Me. George Barber, Infant Barber, Ms. Mrs. Dem Sei-we. Chas Frances, Master Kenneth Frances Master Charles Frances, Frost, Mastor F. Frost, Master T Mrs. Elsie Frost, Master Edward

50 yards Boys Handicap-1. I. Roza-Poreira; 2, R. Silva-Netto.

High Dive-1, F." Roza-Periera (101 points); 2; G. A. Pinna points)

100 yards Championship of the Portuguese Community-1, A. A R Botelho; 2, B. Assumpeão. Time, 65.2/5 Rees.

100 yards Boys' Championship. 1, Roza-Periera; 2, W.. Lawronce."

Pillow Fight-1, LA. Carvalho; 2, F. R Periera Jr.

100 Yards Handicap-1, G, A Noronha, J. Montalto.

100 Yards Boys' Handicap-1, W. Lawrence; 2, L. Rozn-Periera.

100 Yards (Variety Strokes Handicap-1, H. A. Barros; 2, S. A. Marcel,

100 Yards Handicap (Open to members of the V. R. Q, J. Stewart; 2, D. Lyon.

Mr.

Mr.

DEPARTED.

Miss Margaret Gillhouse, Lt. Walter Oct. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmeister, Frost, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gillhouse, Por N.D.L. s.a. Trier for Shanghai, Guerry, Miss Lucy Guerry, Master Walter Guerry, Mrs. R. O. Warrin Mr. H. Goecke, Mr. K. Luebeke, Mir. Mr. H. G. Williamson, Major Gen. W Mr. H. B. Warrinton, Mr. J. F. Buit Tai Yan Cheung, Mr. Tai Yan Ki, Mr. J. Kelly and Miss. B. Kelly, Mr. P. H. Weigel, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dodge

Slimovitch, Mr. A. P. Tannenbaum.” Mr. Taal Yung Chae, Mr. T. E. Blair, Mr. C. L Leyland, Mr. D. Smith, Rev. and Mrs. Chester Strait, Miss

50 Yards (Fully clothed)-1, A.AE. Strait, Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Worth R. Botelho; 2, B. Assumpers,

Ladies Nomination-1, G. Noronha and Mias Noronha; & F. X Monteiro and Miss Games

A

Team Race-1, B. Assumpeau's team, which included, D. Alves, F.X. Monteiro, A. P. Eenda Silva," A. E Cavalho, M. P. Remedios, and J. M. NevoR

Consolation Race-1. D. Montalto. The officials were:-Judges, E. V. M R. de Sousa, A. F. B. Silva

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Per Admiral Oriental Liner Press Jackson for Seattie via porta, oct.12. Miss Lila Ashby, Mr. Claudo Bacchus, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harrison, Mr. Montague Lord, Miss Elizabeth Lord, Mr. Glenn Lyman Mr. Wm. K. Ander. netto, F.

son Mr. Richard Luther, Rev. Edwa HL Barnes, P. A. V. Byrne, Major and Mrs. R. R. Lewis, Yvanovich, E. Leitao; Starters. Mrs. E. V. Hamilton, Mrs. E. Stewart F. La Silva, A. J. V. Riberio; Time Mrs. B. J. Israel, Mr. K

Mr. and Mrs. I. F

Yung.

Mr. and Keepers, J. A. S. Alves, A. V. Barrca, Mr. As V. Vat

K. T. Chin A. V. Cosano; Competitore Stewards, Donnelly, Mr. G. Dinning, Mr. Chung

Jas. Varges M. F. Baptista, F. H. Carvalho, S. A. Chung Fei, Mr. J. R. Hones, Mr. and Marcal, Roza-Pereira, A. 1. Mrs. W. L. Gaddum, Miss Emily Botelho, D. F. Lopea, H. A. Alvor, Ahwre, Miss Peggy Ahwae, Mr. Hon. Secretary, Sports Section, Mr. Lau Boi Tung, Mr. Kow Ken, Mr. Leung Nung Chuen, Mr. Fung Tue, R. A. Silva,

Joe Len Hoi, Mr. G. L. Beason.

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TOKYO TO BUENOS AIRES BY AIR.

London, October 12,

The project of a twelve thousand mile air line from Tokyo to Buenos Aires is sketched by the air correspondent of the Daily Mall. He says that the Japanese aviators Abe and Kawachi are now in Paris where they have discussed with French air transport experts A scheme for a series of airways extending from Tokyo across Europe and from thence to Buenos Aires vin North Africa and the south Atlantic.

The French have disclosed to the Japanese their plans for a service of flying boats from Dakar to Brazil. A French mission is already in South America arranging for a coastal air-line from Pernambuco to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires-Reuter.

TWO FAMILIES WIPED OUT.

Toronto, October 12.

Six Toronto residents were killed by the International Limited Express striking a motor car containing two famílies' and killing all the occupants except a child of four years who was sent to a hospital suffering from cancussion of the brain-Reuter's American

Service.

Hongkong.

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.

London, October 12. The Board of Trade returns for September show that imports · were ̈£97,925,000, and exports £60,784,000, an increase of 56,192,000- and a decreuse of £303,000 respectively as compared with August.-- Reuter.

Macau

Shanghai and Japan

Amoy Swatow

Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritius, E.

and S. Africa Shanghai, Japan, Canada, U.S.A., C. and S. America and Europe via Vancouver, B.C.

Bangkok

Tues., Oct. 13, Registration 11.45 a.m. Letters

.12.30 p.m.. (Due Marseilles 13th November. Sai An....... Tues., Oct. 13, 1.18 p.m. Angkor....Tues., Oct. 13. 2.30 p.m. Shantung...Tues., Oct. 13, 3.30 p.n. Yatahing ..Tues., Oct. 13, 5 p.m.

Soudan

Wed, Oct. 14, 10.30 0.ın.

Parcels 14th_5°p.ro. Empress of Asia...Thurs., Oct. 15. Registration...D.16 a.m. Letters....10 a.m. (Due Vancouver, B.C. 2nd November.) Kwangchow Thurn., Oct. 15, 2.30 p.ni.

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AMERICAN TOURISTS DROWNED.

New York, October - 12.

A raport from Eaugallie, Florida, states that fourteen tourists from Kansas were drowned by the capsizing of a pleasure boat in a rough sea. Reuter's American Service.

THE THREATENED PARIS STRIKE,

Parie, October, 12.

The failure of the general strike appears, certain,.... The public, services are assured and only the workinen employed in building, and the taxi-drivers appear to be affected-Reuter.

THE SHIPPING STRIKE,

Durban, October: 12.

The shipping atrike has been officially called 'off-Reuter