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Monday to Wednesday, November 10 to

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1930.

TWO SOLDIERS IN NOTED U.S., ARMY

TROUBLE,

CAFE INCIDENT LEADS TO COURT CHARGES.

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CASE ADJOURNED.

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The Wedding March”

ADOLPH ZUKOR

JESSE & ZASRY (BY ARRANGEMENT WITH P. A POWERS}

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ERICH VON STROHEIM

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MILK WHICH WAS ADULTERATED,

DAIRY EMPLOYEE FINED FOR POSSESSION.

GREAT WAR SERVICE. A BRIBE OFFERED.

Mr. E. R. Dovey, the Govern Pte. Finneram and Pte. Gallag.

Washington, Nov. 9.- her, of the 2nd Battalion of the The death occurred to-day of ment Analyst, giving evidence Tasker Howard Bliss, before Mr. Butters, at the Kowloon ders, appeared before Mr. Wil-former Chief of Staff of the United Magistracy this morning, in a case liama, at the Contral Magistracy| States Army, who had been in which Tsang Tong was charged this morning, charged with dis-critically ill for some days, suffer with possession of adulterated orderly conduct and damaging ing from intestinal touble. He cow's milk, and with having offer ed'n bribe to an Indian constable, property at the On Lok Yuen Cafe was 76 years of age.

nt the junction of D'Aguilar He graduated from is Military said that three of the bottles con- tained about half water, eleven Street and Queen's Road Central Academy in 1875, joining an contained one-third water, and one at 9.30 on Saturday night. Fin Artillery Regiment in June of that contained water with a little milk neram was also charged with as-year. He was promoted captain in it. The caps of the bottles had snulting Fung Tong, a waiter. in 1892 and major in 1898, and he been tampered with.

Both accused pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Giving evidence, Fung Tong said the soldiers consumed two cups of ice cream for which a bill for twenty cents was presented. They got up. and Gallagher, to whom the bill was tendered, pointed to his companion, who took no no- tice. Both men then attempted to leave the place without paying, and it was while remonstrating with them that witness was struck by Finneram in the face and push- ed against a table, against which he foll.

In the scrimmage, the glass of

broken, while the table was

al

lamp shade and electric bult were) also smashed.

Questioned by the Magistrate. witness said what Finerama did was to put his arms around his! waist, lift him from his Teet and deposit him on the table. This was after witness had received a blow which felled him to the ground and from the effects of which he bled for ten minutes.

Finneram, in reply to the charg es, said he was not presented with a bill, and, after waiting for a while, he left a dollar on the

table before he and Gallagher got up. The waiter then .came up

garved throughout the Porto Rican

and, without noticing the dollar, campaign of that year as Chief of pressed and harried Gallagher in

a provoking manner.

It was stated by Inspector Shaf tain, the prosecuting police off- cer, that there would be two more witnesses in the case.

The hearing was adjourned until Wednesday afternoon, the accused being remanded in military custody.

Staff to Major-General Wilson,! commander of the First Division,, First Army Corps.

For four years after operations

A woman named Wong Chi, the owner of the Chi Kee Dairy, said the milk was from the cows al her dairy. The defendant was Jemployed to deliver the milk. She had never had complaints from her customers that the milk was weak. She herself sealed the bot tles and saw that they were issued to the defendant. The defendant had no authority to wash the bottles on his way. The washing was done by the fokis in the dairy when the battles were returned.

Wong Chi-lam the foreman of the Dairy, said he had given the Idefendant no authority to change the milk in the bottles, nor did they use any other bottles than those marked with the name of their Dairy on them.

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The defendant denied adulteral. ing the milk. He said the fore- man handed the bottles to him with the seals on them, but some of the bottles were not sealed.

Mr. Butters convicted the de- fendant, and fined him $100 or tm week's imprisonment on the first charge, and $25 or three weeks' on the second.

ALLEGED FALSE ENTRIES.

DISTILLERIES.

in China, he became collector of NEW CHARGES AGAINST TWO customs in Havana and Chief of the Cuban Customs Service. He negotiated a treaty of reciprocity with Cuba at the close of 1902.

Charges of a more complicated nature, embodying the alleged fel- sification of entries in the books of Served in Philippines..

their distilleries, were substituted He was a member of the Joint for the original count of con- EMBEZZLEMENT CASE. Army and Navy Board, and of the spiracy when the cases of five men ILSA. General Staff, 1903-5, com from two different distilleries at manded the Department of the Lycemun were again brought be Luzon, 1905-6, the Department of fore Mr. Lindsell at the Central Mindanao, 1906-0 and the Philip Police Court this morning, pines Division in 1909.

FURTHER CHARGES TO BE BROUGHT

Au Shun-hing, the managing partner of the Li On firm, of No.

Mr. H. A. Taylor, Government During the Mexican insurrection Monopoly Analyst, appeared for was the prosecution, and Mr. M. K. Lo Pro-represented the defendants.

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12, Woshing Street, was before Mr. of March-June, 1911, he Williams at the Central Magistracy commander-in-chief of this morning on a charge of em-visional Brigade on the Mexicani bezzling the sum of $2,000.

border.

The new charges being produced, his Worship asked Mr. Lo how he

Mr. T. 1. Bennett, appearing for After other appointments, he intended to plead to them."

Mr. Lo replied that he supposed the complainant, who is another was appointed member of the, partner of the firm, named Cheung General Staff, U. S. Army and that the obvious plea would be not Wai-hing, asked for a remane. assistant Chief of Staff in 1915, guilty. He did not know if his stating that when the defendant and chief of staff with the rank of Worship appreciated that the men had been arrested on the vague next appeared before the Court he General in October, 1917, soon charge of conspiracy, the indict. would be charged with the ambez-after America entered the War.

Iments containing no details what- alement of a further sum of $1,500

Due to relive at the end of the soever. When he (Mr. Lo) had and also with falsifying the books. year, he continued on active ser-seen the charge he had intended Bail was allowed in the sum of vice by older of the President and asking his Worship this morning $5,000, the defendant being

re went

to France, where he was to strike them out. Now the pro-j manded until the 17th instant.

chosen a member of the. Supreme secution had about, 17 charges War Council in France. He was brought under the Liquer Ordin- a member of the Ameri-ance, and this morning was the first GREAT BRITAIN AND |gan Peace Delegation.--Reuter's time he had seen them. All he

BRAZIL.

American Service.

could do was to plead not guilty.

The case of two of the men from the Sam Shing Lok Kee Distillery

NEW GOVERNMENT IS RECOGNISED.

New York, Nov. 9. It is learned from Rio de Janeiro that Great Britain has recognised the Brazilian Government.

also

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A performance will be held at was adjourned till 11.30 am, next] the Helena May Institute on Wed-Monday, while the three men of the nesday, November 12th, at 9 p.m. Shing Mee Wo Distillery were re- when the Amateur Dramatic Club manded formally until next Mon- will present "SNOBS" by E. Tem- ple Thurston, and HALF AN HOUR" by Sir J. M. Barrie. Tic- The Inspector General of Police kets can be booked at the Helena advertised that persons arriving May. Institute $2.00 and $1.00 by car to attend the Ceremony at Open to the Public Advi the Cenotaph to-morrow, are re-

The master and mistress of two charged before the boats were Hon. Commdr. G. F. Hole, R.N,, at the Marine Court this morning

quested to direct their drivers to The forthcoming wedding is an-with using grapplings for the pur proceed vin Des Voeux Road Cen-nounced of Mr. Richard Yarworth pose of lifting artleles from the

Evelyn Patricia Wallington. No. and were each Frost, No. 113, The Peak, to Miss harbour bed. They pleaded guilty fined $5 or five days.

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