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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

ELECTRIC CURRENT.

COMPANY'S WORKMEN CHARGED WITH THEFT,

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1927.

SCOUT RALLY.

DR. KOTEWALL PRESENTS

A CUP.

J-PANS CONCERT.

SUCCESSFUL SHOW AT ROPE FACTORY.

Two" workmen in the Hongkong At a scout rally held at Head- The appearance at the Rope Fac- Electric Company and a third quarters House on Saturday for tory on Saturday evening of Miss man, who stated that he was a the purposes of competition. In Violet Capell's talented concert former, employee of the same connexion with the Prince of party, "The J-Pans," under the nus- Company, appeared before Mr. Wales' Banner, the opportunity pices of the Y. B. C. A. entertain- R. E. Lindsell on Saturday morn- was taken of presenting the 9thment committee, was greeted by ing on charges of stealing current Troop (Talkoo Scottish) with the scenes of remarkable enthusiasm. and of tampering with a méter. eup donated by the Hon. Mr. R.II. The "house" was full long before Mr. L. D. Turner, of Mesars. Katewall, C.M.G., the president of the time of commencement, and Johnson, Stokes and Master,, ap- the Hongkong Boy Scouts' As many had to be turned away..

The accommodation was taxed to. peared to press the second charge sociation, and awarded to the run- against the defendants, on instruc- ners-up in the Bird Challenge such an extent that many of the tions from the Electric Company, Cup swimming competition.

more daring spirits climbed into In opening the caso, Mr. Turner |

the beams supporting the roof, the The turnout Was excellent, sald that on the 19th instant twelve Troops taking part in the

scene being quite unique. meter was installed in a staircase rally, comprising the

Miss Capell had promised an en- 1st Sea tirely new programme and every common to two dwellings at No. Scouts, the 4th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, item was refreshingly good, the 586 and 588 Queen's Road West. 10th, 13th, 16th, 19th. and 24th audience displaying keen apprecia This was connected up with an Troops, under command of the tion. The party comprises the Installation for a man named Ng Rev. G.T. Waldegrave, the Hong-Misses V.. Chpell, P. pell, E. Rose, Yuen-chung, who lives in the first kong Commissioner.

B. Walker, C. Xavier, M. Gittens, Boor of No. 586. As the first defendant, who had charge of the work, was leaving he was ap- proached by a woman from No. 688, who asked the probable cost of wiring her own floor. It was alleged that at this point some bargain was struck, whereby, for a proper remuneration, the first defendant was to set up a separate installation for the woman, and work was accordingly commenced a day or two afterwards.

Anonymous Report."

The Hon. Mr. Kotewall inspect-P. Gittens, M. Glendinning, R. ed the parade, which was one of Wong, Mrs. I. Thompson, Messrs. the smartest seen in Hongkong.. C. Lake, T. V. Harmon, A. W. Ram- Commissioner Waldegrave ux-sey, F. P. Lenfesty, G. Arnold, II. plained that the Hon. Mr. R.H. Glover, C. Thompson, and H. J., Kotewall had paid them a visit es Fountain. Miss Vaughan was the pecially to make a presentation, accompanist. which had been unavoidably de-

Outstanding features. of Satur- layed. Those who took part in day's show were the "Four Itali- laat year's swimming sports would anos," Mr. Arnold" as "A little recall that Dr. Kotewall offered a bit of fluff" and a charming song- cup to the runners-up for the Bird scena "To a miniature" in which Challenge Cup, who turned out to Miss P. Capell and Mr. Glover be the 9th Troops (Taikoo Sept- were seen to advantage. tish). For some time past, the 9th Troop had been enjoying a stand-" by and this was the first oppor tunity of presenting them with the trophy.

New Competition.

At the City Hall.

The "J-Pans" are giving a big show at the Theatre Royal on Fri-

[day, September 30th, commencing at 6.30 p.m., supported by the band of the 1st Cameronians, under the baton of Mr. Horace Dowell, L. R. A. M.

Then an anonymous message was received over the telephone by the police with the result that Detective Sergeant Whant and a Chinese officer paid a surprise pall on the house. Following an

It had been decided, continued odd wire from the meter, the officers found that it connected Mr. Waldegrave, that although the meter with

the Bird Challenge Cup had been installation an which was in process

of being presented, for swimming sports, if

athletic sports could be arranged,| MOSCOW SENTENCES. fixed up in the woman's floor.

marks gained thereat would be al- Detective Sergeant Whant, in lowed to count towards the cup. evidence, stated that when he Mr. Kotewall's Cup was called the COUNTER REVOLUTIONARIES the men now charged mounted on being had been set aside as the entered the floor, he found one of "President's Cup" and for the time a ladder, while the two others runners-up cup for the swimming.

Moscow, Sept. 25. were assisting him in wiring the If occasion arose, however, it Balmassov, Solsky, Stroyov and floor.

would probably be made into a Samoilov have been condemned to soparate challenge cup for another death and Vanaderkas to ten type of competition.

years' imprisonment-Reuter.

First defendant pleaded guilty to the offence,,

The other defendants pleaded not guilty.

A Test.

||

TO DIE.

The Hon Mr. Kotewall then pre- sented the cup to the leader of the successful troop, tendering con-would take advantage of the -op- gratulations.

portunity of being amongst them In the course of a short address of impressing upon them the need to the scouts, Hon. Mr. Kotowall for steady work. Enthusiasm was mentioned that the 9th Troop could to be admired, but it did not carry only hold the cup for a short time, the scout movement får if it was as this year's swimming sports not sustained. Close attention to had been fixed for a few weeks duty, combined with keenness, hence, but he expressed the hope went to make a good scout, exactly that they would do as well this as tended to efficiency in every year as last, if not better.

Mr. Turner agreed. that the connexion made with the meter was for the purpose of testing the effectiveness of the installation which the defendants were put tlag, in, but he pointed out that this tampering with the meter was anauthorised and for every unit used by the defendants in testing, so much would eventually have to

H Steady Work. be paid by the owner of the meter on the showing of the He was extremely gratified to moter. He alluded to a recent see such a splendid turn-out, and case where they had occasion to, take a serious view of the offence

and to press for an exemplary Company to press all the more for

sentence..

walk of life.

h

Concluding. Mr. Kotewall, ex- pressed high appreciation of the work done for scouts and the acoût movement by their indefatigable Commissioner, the Rev. G. T. Waldegrave.

Waldegrave ofter sacrificed time In the interest of the scouts, Mr.

an exemplary 'sentence. His Worship pointed out that Is Worship fined the first own. He appealed to the boys to he might rightfully consider his the previous case referred to was defendant $50, or four weeks' on show their appreciation by tura. of quite a different character. each of the two charges, the ing out regularly at parades and Then it was an outsider who was penalties to l'un consecutively. génerally straining every ef- charged, but in the present case The second defendant

was fort to attain efficiency, at the: It was the Company's own work fined $25, or 14 days, for earliest possible moment. (Ap- men who were being blamed. his hare in stealing electricity, plause).

Mr. Turner replied that it was while the third defendant was The competition in connexion Their own workmen who were discharged on account of with the Prince of Wales' Banner involved, which impelled the insufficient evidence."

was afterwards conducted..

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