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THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.

FIRST DAY OF BAZAAR AND FETE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926.

REVENGE ALLEGED.

DEFENDANTS ACCUSE WITNESS OF VINDICTIVE-

NESS.

The first day of the bazaar and

Maintaining severally that the foto for the benefit of the Church witness was vindictive in his evi- of Christ in China (To Chai) at its dence and was taking the oppor new compound, at Bonham Road,tunity of repaying an old grudge brought, out a large number of which he had against then, three Chinese women from the better Chinose boatman, who were charged known families yesterday. Lady at the Kowloon Magistracy yestor Clementi, wife of the Governor of day afternoon with kidnapping and Hongkong, formally opened the holding for ransom the master of a day's activities at three o'clock junk, and also with robbery on the In the afternoon.

bigh seas, all alloged that one of the folis who was the first witness for the prosecution had had n quarrel or fight with them previous to, the incident which was the sub- j fect of the sharge

Lady Clementi was met on ar- rival by Mrs. Yung Yeung Yuk Shin, director of the bazaar; Miss T. H. Shin, a secretary of the Chinese Y. W. C. A., Dr. S. 'C. Au, chairman of the Bazaar Commit tee; and the Rev. Chang Chok-ling, the pastor of the Church of Christ in China. M

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hory committed by three mon on The charges, arose put of a rob. the complainant's junk while it was at anchor at Yam O, sheltering from bad weather It is, alleged by The Chinese Amateur Muscial the prosecution that the three men Association, through its brass boarded the junk and after sailing and string bande, furnished na far na Tung Koo, they landed special selections before the open-all members of the crow with the ing. The 18th Hongkong Troop exception of the mater and tho. of Boy Scouts (Ying Wa) acted as steeraman, who were takon 'to an unknown country and confined. guard of honour.

The master after being chained to tree for thresó weeks escaped bit

Before the bazaar and fete were declared opened, Dr. S. C. Au.no nowe has been received as to chairman of the Committee, spoke tho whereabouts of the steeriman, as follows:

Chairman's Address.

The caso was resumed before Mr. J.H.B. Nihill yesterday when a toki who had given his evidence in chief' Lady Clementi, and Ladies and at the previous hearing, returned. Gentlemen:

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As chairman of the bazaar committee, there falls upon me the pleasant duty of representing Church to-day in welcoming your ladyship to our bazaar and fete. We consider it a great honour to have Lady Clementi with us this afternoon, and by her presence, It shows what a personal interest she takes in the welfare of our Church.

It is rather superfluous for me to mention that this bazaar is for the benefit of the fund for con- structing this building. In spite of the generous support from the Church members and friends, our expectation has not yet been realised.

This morning we received a pleasant surprise, cheque foria very substantial sum of $5,000 from a certain Society the name of which we are not at the liberty to divulge. This money is to be invested.anywhere we like, and the income fron

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to the box to be cross examined by the defendants, each of whom in bis turn accused the witness of having quarrelled with them," the first do fondant stating that the witnesa had a grudge against him because their respective boats had collided semotime during the beginning of the year

The other two defondants alleged. that for some reason they had had fights with the witness and his evidence, was in the form of re- venge. When asked by the Court the witness denied having ever quar- relled with or fought with any of the defendants.

Aftor further evidence the case was adjourned..

Before Lady Clementi declared the bazaar and fete open, she ex- pressed her delight at being pre- sent, especially in seeing the large number of children with their bemothera round to help in making used for carrying on evangelical the affair a success. work in connexion with this Church. We highly appreciate

Lady Clementi was presented

this real Christian friendship with a bouquet of roses at the shown in time of need, moreover, conclusion of the proceedings by because we are aware that this Society is not in a very prosperous financial condition.

In the name of our Church I should like to express publicly our sincere thanks to that Society.

Miss Kwan," a. grand-daughter of Dr. Kwan Sum Yin, Lady Cle menti inspected the Church-build- ings before her departure and visited some of the stalls. There were altogether 25 stalls, and those for refreshments were most comfortably and neatly ar- I understand that Lady Clementi ranged. European friends at the has another engagement within bazaar were mostly found in the this hour, hence I should not like curio room, where antiques and

Expression of Gratitude.

to impose upon too much of her old Chinaware attracted many in- valuable time; but I cannot conquiries. A set of pins and in- clude without mentioning how signia of the Masonic Order in words fail to express our gratitude New York donated by Mr. Luk Chi- to the many friends and various cheung, one of the few Chines

Masona, was sold for $700 and commercial and manufacturing houses for their generous cons bought by Dr. Ma Lok, tributions and other means of help, without which this bazaar cannot take place.

TEXTILE RIOT.

POLICE BATTLE WITH 1,800 STRIKERS.

Manville, R., Sept. 2.. Fierce rioting has occurred bere arising out of a strike of textile operatives and culminating in a battle between the police and 1,800 strikers.

State troops were summoned and used tear gas bombs, but ow ing to the rush of numbers resort- ed to riot guns and revolvers. Nine persons were seriously in- Jured, including the mayor's son, -Reuter.

LONG FLIGHT.

OVER 3,000 MILES NON-STOP.

Paris, Sept. 2.

All the papers praise the non- stop record established by the French airman, Charles Welzer, who reached Bunderabbas in-a direct flight from Paria, more than 5,000 kilometres, breaking the former record of the French Captain Girier from Paris to Omsk, 4,700 kilometres-Havas.

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Concerning them Mrs. John A. Patterson, of Scotch Village, Nova Scotia, says: "I have six children, and all the medicine they ever get is Baby's Own Tablets. I would use nothing else for them and can strongly recommend the Tablets to all other mothers."

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More than a hundred Chinese and girls attended the stalls at the bazaar, while sta- To our friends present to-day, dents of Ying Wa College. and we extend a very hearty welcome. other 'younger men of the We try our best to entertain you | Church looked after the games

by arranging games in varieties. other Interests. Please make yourselves at home.

We hope that the exhibits inside.

will be found to be so attractive fete committee are. Mrs. Yung that one cannot keep from pur-Yeung Yuk Shin and Mr. Fung Iu chasing.

Come again to-morrow Kan, directors; Dr. S. C. Au, chair- and the day after. We thank you man; and Mr. Au King and Mr. for coming."

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