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Traveling Social Registers

Look over the Guest List of any President Liner! Those who know ships, enjoy the best in transportation and demand and appreciate smart, efficient service, always travel on these great, fast liners.

The magnificent President Liners are broad of beam and exceptionally steady, All are oil burners, swift express liners.

"The public rooms are luxuriously appolated and inviting

All staterooms are outside, splendidly furnished and equipped with beds-noc berths. Each room has hot and cold running water, also fans, wardrobe, thermos bottles and reading lamps. Private bath and showers in connection with many rooms perfect the travel corufore of these giant passenger liners.

The Cuisine is world famous. The deliciously prepared menus will delight you. And how the orchestra adda zest to your dining.

The decks are spacious. The Glass-enclosed Promenade always popular. Deck sports, open air swimming pool, movies, evening dances, everything has been done to make your trip a happy one. Unexcelled anywhere--is the courteous and efficient service accorded you by the trained, persoanel aboard the President Liners.

The great frequency of sailings and the liberal stopover privileges of the Dollar Steamship and American Mail Lines have made these giant passenger llaers oue» standingly popular among travelers.

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Tuos., Sept. 13th

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General Managers

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

FLOATING SEMINARY FOR WOMEN.

"COCKLESHELL COLLEGE" DUE NEXT MARCH.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1927.

TOKYO NIGHT LIFE.

POLICE DISCUSS PROBLEM OF WAYWARD YOUTH.

LURE OF GINZA.

Tokyo, July 23.

ANGRY SCENE AT WEDDING.

PLATES HURLED AT PHOTOGRAPHERS.

A floating university for women only and with an Enrollment of ap-

Montreal, July 29, proximately 300 coeds is scheduled

After the wedding yesterday of to reach Hongkong early in March,

the son of Mr. J. Stillman, the New according to information made not na innocent as it appears to maid, the daughter of an

The night life of the Ginza is York banker, and a former milk- public at the local offices of the the average person, according to migrant from the Orkneys, Mrs. im- American Express Company. The the police and judical authorities, Stiliman, the bridegroom's mother, vessel will supplement the s.s.who yesterday afternoon confer whose nerves had suffered some- Ryndam, now ready to start its red at the Tsukiju police station what from the strain of the pre- second cruise around the world on means to cope with the situa-parations, ordered the film opera- with the coeducational advantagestion. abolished. The name of the ship

tors out of the grounds of her es- making the cruise has not been the authorities take the bright- When some persisted in working

The seriousness with which tate. received.

The women's "cockshell college," be evidenced by the list of persons with dishes, scoring several hits.

light atmosphere of the Ginza may their cameras she bombarded them cruise has been organized by the who University Travel Association, They included the chiefs of all to get a "close-up" of the bride attended the conference. The operators pressed forward which is also sponsoring the police stations in Kyobashi, Judge cutting the cake, when the elder Ryndam trip. According to the Osatake of the Supreme Court, Mr. Mrs. Stillman rushed association officials, the women's Iijima, head of the Criminally them

towards university is the result of numer- Inclined Youth Section of the This is for friends, not photo- shoutin "Out you gol ous requests made by parents and Metropolitan Police Board, and graphers." young women aface the coeduca-members of the Juvenile Court. tional feature of the Ryudam was placed in discard.

A Resounding Slap.

As a result of the discussion, .. organized under the name of So-ling. The guests looked on in It is expected that a board will be The camera men kept on turn- ciety for the Ginza, which will hold regular landed a resounding slap on the Research of "the amazement as the angry woman meetings.

car of one photographer.

Catching sight of three other

The general plan of study, ar rangements of shore trips and student contacts will be very similar to those now in process of being carried out for the second Ryndam cruise. The university The bob-haired miss who is will sail in February from New proud to be known as the "modern camera men behind a long table Tork and continue for a period girl" and the long-haired lad who laden with punch-bowis and rows of six months. The curriculum is is alluded to as the "modern boy" of glasses, Mrs. Stillman picked designed to meet the requirements may be subjects of laughter and up a plate and hurled it at them. of the second term in the leading mere conversation, for the usual The plate landed on colleges and universities of the adult. But it is the duty of the smashing dozens of glasses.

the table, Crited States. The enrollment police and judical authorities to has been limited to 300 young see that these young folks are not hands Mrs. Stillman kept up the Snatching more plates in both swayed to dangerous thoughts and bombardment breaking windows The Travel Association also has frivolous misdeeds, it was point-and hitting Mr. Bert Mason, one plans underway to build its owned out. ships. Plans for the first ship It was decided to hold another and another on the back.

of the photographers, on the head have already been submitted to conference shortly when a definite Phelps Brothers and Company, plan will be formulated to shipbuilders, for the building of a trol the situation and put a halt 23,000 ton, modern, oil burning to the waywardness of youth. ship to be especially adapted for cruising and study at sea.

Women.

CRICKET AT 70.

con-

Ginza Haunt for Youth. The conference heard a lengthy discussion by Judge Osataka on "The history and development of the Ginza." Mr. Hijima sise made

Several Good Pictures.

The operators fled, but several secured good pictures.

Mr. James Stillman smiled round Mrs. Stiliman and congratu merrily. The guests crowded lated her on her marksmanship..

"It was necessary," she panted,

a speech relating his experiences looking, ruefully at the wreckage

FIELDING MADE EASY OWING youth of the city.

in handling the criminally inclined of china and glassware. Then proudly she invited her guests in TO AGE.

food." French to "come and have some

"The Ginza is notoricus as one of the gayest quarters of Tokyo,"

The alfresco fete continued far

The little village of Bishop Wil.asserted Mr. Miyzawa, chief of the ton, on the edge of the Yorkshire Tsukiji police station, in an inter-into the night, when it was broken Wold and near Pocklington, was the Japan Advertiser.

view with representative of up by a thunderstorm. ngog with excitement recently, for

"It is a there was a cricket match between regular haunt for many young veteran teams representing Bishop men and young women. Such a same time the society will deliber- Wilton and Sheepsridge, in the place naturally abounds with dis-ate on a policy for the future in Huddersfield district.

orderly conduct and much that is dealing with the increasing not in keeping with the law. volume of crowds on the Ginza as

The Bishop Wilton players' ages totalled 842 years and those Sheepsridge 811 years.

of

"I assumed my present position the centre of attraction. only about one month ago and am When the game should have not yet informed about the alleged started thunder rolled over the hills widespread conduct of disorderly

List of Leading Crimes.

>

It is reported that the prin-

the

1. Obtaining of money by threats.

and the rain poured, so both teams people. It is for that reason that cipal crimes committed on eat in the village inn and talked of I have taken the opportunity to Ginza and the surrounding area cricket and cricketers of many confer with my colleagues for include: years ago until the weather cleared. thorough investigation of the en-

Sheepsridge contented them tire subject. selves with taking off their coats and collare, but an exception was situation, we may request repre- "As a measure to improve the Mr. Henry Smith, aged 75 and sentatives of businessmen in the weighing 19st., who wore a white Ginza and others who are parti-

sweater,

2. Kidnapping of women.

liness.

3. Fight and general disorder-

4. The injurious affect of luxuri- Both teams used underhand bowl-At any rate, we are planning to son.

cularly interested in the project. ous clothes on the average per- ing, and, as Mr. George Tindell, hold conferences from time to who is 81 and the oldest man of the time to formulate a working plan it was stated that wealthier people In regard to the fourth point," Bishop Wilton team, remarked, to elevate the moral atmosphere and actresses have been in the "There war nobbüt underarm bowl of the district." ing when I war a lad."

habit of strolling down the Ginza A new rule was invented for the The conference, which will be in luxurious attire, exciting the game, that if the ball went past a made a regular institution under envy of others. fielder the batter scored two.

the name of the Society for the The police are expected to re- The oldest man on the field was Research of the Ginza, proposes quest prominent educators and the umpire, Mr. Sam Walker, of to study ways and means to pre-social workers to join their or Sheepsridge, who is aged 83. vent crimes prematurely. At the ganization.

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