1926-09-04 — Page 7

When you're thinking things ain't what they wis

What a rotten time everyone has,

All the work that one loutkes

-No money - No clothes,”

Fia the kettle and turn on the QAS.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

PASSENGERS.

DEPARTED.

Por 3.5. Empress of Canada; for Vancouver, via ports, September 2 .Miss E. M. Adlam, Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Arellano, Lt-Comm. and Mrs. M. W. Ballward, Capt. W. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. van Bon thom van der Bergh, Dr. N. Brudley, Mr. L... F. Ballamy, Mr. and Mrs. S. Capistrano, Master Capistrano, Master B. Capistrano, Miss Holene Caswell, Miss Vora Caswell,

Mr. J. Chan, Miss M. Chan, Miss C. Chun, K. Chu Lal-chan, Mr. and Mrs. Chang, Mr. Chang, Mr. Chan Chouk ting, Miss Chon Yung-hing, Miss Chan Wan-hing, Miss Chan Won- hing, Mr. Chan Tung-ahang, Mr. Chan Chin-chuon, Miss A. S. Dren, Miss M. Davies, Mr. L. L. Dacanay, Mr. E. B. Davis, Mr. L. K. Davia, Mr. J. A. Davis, Mr. J. Figueirado,, Master

Misy Gi Figue Wal-cum, Dr. A. P. Gustilo, N G. Figueiredo,

Mr. C.

C. W. Grainger, Miss R W. Griest,, Miza Barbara Higgins, Mr. Albert Hing, Mrs. B. A. Hydor, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. G. Howard, Miss Ho So-ching

Mr.

Hong Wun Miss Wal-fook, A. Hotson, Miss E. Mr. J. Melville Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. T.

T. A. Keating Mr. Kew Mr. A. Kew, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Kitchell, Miss R. Kitchell, Miss P Kitchell, Mr. Kwok Tam-wan, Mr. Han Tong-po, Mr. S. M. Kirkman, Mr. Leung Kwan, Mr. Leung Kung-nam

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1926.

Columbia

BOBCORDS THE

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OF

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Vocal Gems

"and

Selections

AT

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Lt. and Mrs, S. F. Landers, Lt. and Ice House St.

Mrs. X.

P. W. Lewis, Mrs. 1. N. Lopes, Master A. Lopes, Mra Hope Lewis, Mr. Lam Shang Capt.

Full particulars of Gas Fittings for every purpose can be obtained at the and Mrs. Mersch, Miss W Muir,

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Mr. D. S. Monchaca, Mr, and W. Moss, Miss A. Morrison, Mr. C. S. St. Martin, Mr. C. Mancini,

I

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When returned to you by

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MORE ELLIS ISLAND INDIGNITIES.

. $.5.20

Dozen Half Bot. Dozen

$61.00

$ 2,75 $32.00

Wine Claret...

NOW

ON BOAT.

Mr. G. A. Moszkovski, Miss 1. MELEVEN BRITISH "PRISONERS” Netteton-cho.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Qua. WAL Mr. Pang

Pang

Mr. F. R. Quayle, Lt. and in-se 0. Roady, Mr. M. P. Rivera, Lt. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. M, Stockland, Mr. and Mrs. C. De Squirca, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Sholin, Makter P. D. Sholin, Master W. A Sholin, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Salvosa, Miss R. Salvonn, Master L. R. Salvesa, Master J. Salvosa, Mr. P. H. Sucking, Mr. Lo Po-shue, Mrs. JU. Seth, Mrs. E. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Sek Moy-Bang, Mrs. Wong Cheung sze, Mrs. Wong Lo-sze, Mr. Mrs. J. Walser, Mr. Wong Qual, Mr. T. 0 Wong, Mrs. Guy Williams, Miss D. Williams; Mrs. C. K. Wong, Master Maater C. Wong, Dr. Wan, Miss K

Councillor C. A. Critchley, a leading Blackburn public man, and visitor to the great Eucharist Convention at Chicago, has re- Per Bottle turned home smarting under the Indignity he, his wife, and other Britons suffered from the United States immigration authorities.

Master C. Wu, Miss Wu,

When the Carmaniu, on which he travelled, reached New York, passengers and crow paraded be-

$ 1.10 Dozen $12.00

P

White Wine

K. C. Wong, WODEM. Wong, Dr. He was requested to show his

fore United States medical officers. Per Bottle finger walls; and asked if he sui- Dozen fered from hernia,

and Mrs. W. Wagner Mr.. Yu. Sui liong, Mr. T. L. Yang, Miss Yung and Mr. Yau Ngai-hin.",

W.

Per 8.3. Presideft Pierce for Manila, September 3-Mr. William J. D Mahitani,

Philp Vergel de Dios, Mr.

Mr.

Mr. Tan Bun, Mrs. Go Po T, Master Manuel de la Rama, Mr. Tan U

Passing this examination with- out trouble, Mr. Critchley expect- ed to be able to land, but one of eleven, including his wife,, who were detained and sent to

Was

Cui, tru Form Guthrie Ellis Island, although others,

Flora Guthrie, Mr.. Chan Teng Oh, Mr. Chou lap, Me, Ip Lam under the same conditions' were

permitted to go ashore.

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INSIST!

ON

IN THE FAR EAST ?

de Champourein, Mr. Jose R. Fran- cisco, Mr. Rosendo Reinoso, Rev. Louise L. R. Morrow, Mr. Robert Hill, Master Jas, Hill, Mrs. Robert

Hill, Miss Bohn F.

B.. Hill, Mr. John C. Her

man Mr.

1).

$ 1,20 $13.00

ALBERT

On inquiring the reason for this strange discrimination, he was in For formed by an American official

ne that by being booked" through to Hayner, Mr Canada he could not land until Mariano Arandes, Mr. Jose Anonuevo, Mr. Kua Hian Sy, Mrs. his card" WAS stamped by the Tiu Siu, Master Kua Sua Org, Mrs. Canadian immigration official, who P. G. Burton, Mr. H.

HT. Chugani,

allowed ashore at once. From Sunday afternoon to Monday morn ing eleven of them were prisoners on the Carmania.

Rt. Rev. Mons J. Dimble, Miss Flora was absent. Yet, said Mr Crit

Gonsalez, Ernst, Mr. F.

MT. Keith

chley other tourists booked to Koons, Miss Ruth Moebus, Miss exactly the same, destination were George McKimmins, Capt. M. Moralea, Mr. J. W. Myers, Rt. Rev. Denis J. O'Doherty, Most Rev. Michael J. O'Doherty, Mr. H. A. Powis, Mr. C. H. Partridge, Mrs. B. G. Rieger, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. LA Rue, Mr. John H. Roblin, Mr. John L. Sweeney, Mrs. John L. Sweeney, Master John Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Van Sickle. Mr. B. Y. Tiffany, and Mr. H. N. Wolfson..

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SHIP COLLISION.

MISHAP IN DENSE FOG.

London, Sept. 3. The North Foreland steamer Volumbia reports that she collid- ed with the Dutch steamer Djambi, hound from Batavia for London und Rotterdam, in a dense fog.

The Volumnin was damaged, and is ashore near Dover.

Later:

The Djambi is heavily damaged in the port bow, and her atern ja broken, but all above water.- Peter

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

*AW-LEMME SEE VINO YOU'RE SENDIN

A LETTER TO

AW, C'MON'

I AIN'T GOT

TIME TO STOP- IT'S JUST À LEYTER EA SENDING TO

ANY COUSIN

GEORSE.

Then they were conveyed in dirty, evil-smelling tug to Ellis Island, carrying their own luggage, no assistance being offered, to them. All Mr. "Critchley's papers were in order, and his examina- tion was purely formal in charac- ter. He did not strip. or anything of that kind..

The officer who questioned him, he says, admitted that he ought not to have gone to Ellis Jaland, and it was absurd for him to have been sent there.

Eventually he stopped ashore about noon on the Monday,

Mr. Critchley described one offi- cial as most coarse and ungentle- manly in manner. A missionary, who had his children with him, was asked if they were his, and the official retorted,. "Perhaps." on answering in the affirmative,

Conduct of that kind Mr. Critch- ley strongly condemned.

YOU DROPPED IT-

I'LL PICK IT UP FOR

YOU, FRECKLES

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