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THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL.│~

PLANS BEING PREPARED FOR

JESUIT INSTITUTION.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1929.

FORGED NOTES.

INDIAN CHARGED WITH

THEIR CUSTODY.

Much interest is being centred Spurious Hongkong and Shange in the building of a Catholic hai bank notes figured in a case Theological College in Hongkong which came before Mr. Justice undor the management of the Jacks at the Criminal Soasions Jesult Society.. According to yesterday afternoon, The, `pri- Father Byrne, the principal re- presentative of the Order in Hong kong, the scheme has matured to a stage when actual building plants can be discussed, and there are being prepared by the architects.

A alte has been found in Aberdeen for the new institution, the estimated cost of which will be something like two lakhs. The building will represent a depar ture, architecturally, for it will be designed to embody the most beautiful ideas in Chinese archis tecture.

It is now some years since Father Byrne arrived in Hongkong and being reminded that the original object of the visit was not the building of a theological college, but of a secular educa- tional institution Father Byrne smiled, and said he was sent here to carry out only the instruction of the authorities of his Order.

All Men Absorbed.

Mr, T. 8 Whyte Smith pro secuted for the Crown and Mr. Leo D'Almada, junior, instructed by Mr. A. E. Hall, defended.

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Modesto Woman Tells About The Help She Got From Poo On Chinese Herbs in The Justice's Court

Of Modesto, Calif., U.S.A.:

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Mrs. H. L. Ferry, realding at 1026, f "Shortly after having the measles,

was stricken with pneumonia. Washington Street, on the witness ho stand in the Justico's Court Modesto For three weeks he coughed con- aoner, Kham Singh, was charged Baby's Own Tablets are the ideal township, County of Stanislaus, State tinually and laid in a stupor most of with having the notes (80 of them) means of effecting this. Con- of California, teatified some time as the time. A local doctor, after try- in his custody:

taining "no narcoties or other na to the great benefits of the Foo ing to help the boy during this time, noxious drugs, they quickly case On Chinese Herbs Storn under told us that if the chill was to re tho' child's sufferings, soothe its but the truth Mrs. Perry stated operate upon his lunge and have the

tell the "truth and nothing cover it". would be nuocasary fratfulness and ensure speedy that she had been suffering from puss drained off. My husband and I ⚫convalescence.

nervous indigestion for several years did not know what to do. The child and had been to many doctors;, but was in a deplorable condition and had none were able to help her. Through lost so much

could lady friend she heard of Poo On lost so much weight that you wouldn't

recognise him,

not soo how. Chinese Herbs and decided to consult he could undergo an operation in the the Herbalist

condition that he was in. We had. really given up all hopes for him and many of the neighbours gave up hope The boneflts and help that the of his recovery. Knowing what the Poo On Chincas Herbs have brought Poo On Chinose Herbs did for me and into my family are more than I can my other boy, Regle, we consulted the over repay. The health and happie herbalist and were then some Poo- into my home is more than I ness that these herbs have brought On Cliness herbs for the boy.

can Ox- Imagine our Joy and gratitude when the child began to improve and press in words,

Giving the history of the case, Mr. Whyte Sinfth said that the

As a specific for infantile police paid n visit to the Tailaw stomach, bowel and

teething tin boarding house, Des Voeux troubles Baby's Own Tablets are Road Central, on December 19, without rival. They are puar. 1928. They went there for the anteed absolutely pure and safe purpose of searching the prison.even, for the youngest and most er's room. Kham: Singh, when delicate infant.. Your chemist can searched, was found to have noth supply them, or pest free at 60 ing of an incrladuating nature on cents per vial, from the Dr. his person, bat under a mattress Williams Medicine Co., 60, Kinng the forged notes were found. On

se Road, Shanghai. top of them were found rounds of rifle ammunition,

CHINA AND JAPAN.

RECOGNITION OF THE UNSECURED LOANS,

•

MRS. PERNY SAYS:

For

indigeatle I suffered with nervous in three days was able to get out of

Every time I would cat bed and walk about a little. We con- my stomach would fill with gas and tinuod with the herbs and the chili. I would be in a distressed condition was soon in a normal condition and for several hours. I had headaches completely cured. He gained all the and was drowsy. At times I was un-weight that he lost and today is a able to do my work and had to go well and happy little fellow. The to bed. I doctored with many phy-neighbours are still remarking on the celana for years, but none was able remarkable recovery by the Poo On to do me any good, and as time went Chinese Herbs." on I became worea and more discour Thousands suffering from catarrh, hundreds of dollars for doctors and asthma, hay fever, malaria, medicines and all failed to bring me

piles, diarrhoes, fistula, aco

"Through a friend I heard of the heart disease, eczema, scrofula, female Poo On Chinese Herbs. I was doubt trouble nervousness, insomnia, obesity. ful but hearing of the many cures kidz

kidney, bladder trouble, Bright's dis- that these herbs had brought about esse, diabetes,

neuralgia, Theumatism decided to go. The results of the dropsy, pyorrhea, epileptic fits ulcers, pimples, hendochon, neurasthenia,

final god. My husband has spent woverall and lung trouble, throat

The prisoner did not own pos- session of the notes, and safd he did not know how they had got under the mattress, but he claim- ed the ammunititor as his. ·

mado In his turn, Father Byrne re-

Enquiries which were minded our representative of the from employees in the houso show- Catholic Hostal that is being builted that Kham Singh went there

Tokyo, Jan. 21. bearing the name for the Hongkong University and with a curä

Though still awaiting to which the name of Ricci Hall Wong Yut-yue, on December 17. sigunture, it is learned, that notes hae already been given. Some Wong was staying at the house will be exchanged between Japan months after the arrival of the and the two remained together and China in the next day or two, Jaruit Fathers in Hongkong, they until one o'clock in the morning. China agreeing to pay Yen were asked, he said, to start this On Wong's instruction a room 5,000,000 as a first instalment in haatel for University students, was prepared for Kham Singh, repayment of unsecured loans, which they had done.

And who occupied it that night, but he thus recognising their legality,

lowing morning. He was there the new Chinese tariff-Reuter. for two days, during which time. he did not leave the premiées.

Corroborative evidence Was

relief,

tion, gastritis, indigestion, constipa

some months later, when they moved into another room, the fol- whilst Japan agrees to recognise Poo On Chinese Herbs astonished mo. tumora,

were, in fact, still engaged on this scheme. a number of the authorities of the various dis- tricts in South China wanted to

given by hotel employees, Detect be included in the purchase of tive Inspector Lane and Sub-in-a revolver, for which purpose spector Elston, Inspector Lane they were going to Yaumati. On said that the prisoner had on one crossing the harbour they went to the Orient Cafe, outaide which occasion given information to the

place they met another Chinese, with whom they went inside and partook of ten. Then the other Chinese left, and came back In about half an hour with the re- volver

establish here in Hongkong a large Seminary, or Theological College, for the training of Chi- nese priests for the south of China. The Jesuit Fathers were asked to be responsible for its.pólice. building and to take charge of the Seminary when it was built."

Those two works-the Univer- sity Hostel and the Seminary would absorb all the men that the Society could spare for some years to come, stated Father Byrne. Both were big schemes, for while the one was asociated with the foremost educational institution In the Colony, the other aimed'nt the establishment of an institütion: which was much bigger in its scope than a secondary school, because the studies were to be of a higher grade.

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The Mussen. "That may be as you say, but it will reach only a small number of people desirous of taking up the priesthood. We still have the mass of the population of China, uncared for," observed our reprc

sentative.

In reply, Father Byrne said that they were not to gauge the results of such work by the small number persons that the work reached directly. Perhaps the results will ultimately reach a very large number of those others with whom they came into contact. As a parallel, Father Byrne spoke of the scientists engaged in research work, whose numbers were few, but whose speciallantion in such zubjects as malaria ultimately benefitted the community at large. Similarly, Jesus Christ, when he atarted out on his life-work, had only twelve apostles.. The number of his followers were now legion.

Father Byrne said that the new Theological College, when con- pleted, will aim at a higher grade than the ordinary secondary school, 18 it will include philosophy, theology, and other subiccta not available, at the lower schools, and it will also be regional in its scope, as it will take in students from the various vicariates in South China.

Mr. D'Almada, before calling the prisoner to tell his story from the witness box, said it would be necessary, under the Ordinance, for the Crown to prove that the prisoner was in possession of the notes knowingly and wilfully It was not sufficient, to say that because the nolea were found un- der the mattress of his bed, they belonged to him.

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The Defendant's Story. Giving evidence, the defendant said that for the last two years he had been working for the polico. In this Connexion he re- called the Saltch case of two years ago...when Salleh, who was a clerk in the Naval Yard, was charged with attempting to sell explosives and was sentenced at the Central Magistracy to nine! months' imprisonment. Prisoner further said that he had laid much valuable information, with the police with regard to arms, muni- tions and oplum dealz.'

Dealing with the discovery of the two rounds of ammunition in his room, prisoner stated that they were given to him by an In- dian Naval Yard clerk before he (prisoner) was arrested. In that connexion the clerk had told him to find someone to buy the am- munition, explaining that he could supply any quantity.

In this regard prisoner said he told Mr. C. C. Perdue, A.S.P., about the matter. Prisoner was referred to Detective Inspector Lane, who advised him to get fa formation about revolver ummiuni- tion and wireless parts and not to bother about bullets for use in rifles. Prisoner atated that he was told to keep the two rounds, which he took with him,

Prisoner said he knew Wong Yat-yue to be a smuggler. They met, and Wong naked prisoner to call on him at the Taílawtin board- ing house. On keeping the ap- Construction on the building pointment he was told that Wong will occupy Bomo fiteen months and another Chinese were con- after the plans have been propar-cerned in a deal in arms and his ed and approved, and in about services were requested. two years, educational work will be in full swing, The college will have accommodation for students.

SALESMAN SAM

KITTY!

OH, I GOTTA GO, SAM - THAT'S

DAD CALLING

ME

The following morning they went to Yaumati, but before go- 200 ing he (prisoner) produced the rifle ammunition and naked that

a

After a few doses I began to notice

n vast difference in the condition of

and many other chronic dis-

my stomach and my general health, cases, have been restored to health

continued

to take the horbs and in and happiness without poisonous

short time I was completely cured, drugs or the knife, by the Poo Or Since that time I have gained steadi- Chinese Herbs,

in weight and can now ent any- thing and all that I want without the least distress. can truthfully say! that I feel better now than I have in year, and I accredit it all to the Poo On Chinese Herbs.

THE POO ON CHINESE "

HERBS CO. Manager Lirector, Founder of the YEE FOO LUN, Chinose Horballst, Roo On Herb Co. Over twenty-fire Years' practical experience it America curing the sick with Chinese Herba. Main Office, Modesto, Calif U.S.A. Hong Kong Offer, 66, Queen's Road Central (1st floor) "Probably the greatest help that | Tel. C, 5000, Office Hours: Daily the Foo On Chinese Herbs brought a.m. to 12.30 p.m.; 2 p.m. to 6. p.. about in my home was in the case Evening Hours: G.80 p.m. to 8 p.. ing his stay at the Tallawtin. n my baby boy Robert when he was by special appointment only. Euro-

The prisoner said he left the hotel premises. several times dur-

In reply to Mr. T. S. Whyto Smith, prisoner unid he was quite sure that he had shown the rounds to Inspector Lane.

I put it to you that you never showed them to Inspector Lane?

did. Probably he has forgot ten about it. I also showed them to Mr. Perdue.

But Inspector Lane is prepared to go into the witness box and say that you have never done so?

I am sure I did.

Juror's Suggestion,

At the request of Mr. Key, one of the jurors, his Lordship put the following question to the prison- er: Why did you not say to In- spector Lane that night.-I um a good friend of the police. These people have double-crossed me. I will now take you to see their ammunition store in Yanmati?

His Lordship commented that the prisoner's answer was very satisfactory.

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Mr. Key then suggested that the hotel room boy be recalled certain points. If it could bo prov- ed that the prisoner never left the hotel at all, the main part of his story, the alleged arms deal at Yaumati, would fall to the ground.

The room boy, recalled said he was certain the prisoner never left the hotel. The prisoner could use chopsticks, and had his mealu at the boarding house. (Prisoner had stated that he went out to meals).

In answer to defending counsel, witness said that he had to watch guests closely when they arrived without any luggage. Room boys invariably looked into vacated rooms to make sure that nothing was missing. Another why witness paid special atten- tion to the prisoner was because he was a foreigner, their desiro therefore being to satisfy him.. The hearing was adjourned.

Goshi, No!

YOU GIT IN TH’HOUSE, KITTY! I'M GONNA BAWL-

THIS FALSE ALARM COP OUT!

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