The Archive
Saturday, 28 February 1925
The North-China HeraldWinding up Orders in Hongkongand Shanghai The petition for the winding up lof the Chinese Merchants' Bank, Ld., was again the subject of proceedings at the Supreme Court on Friday last week before Judge Skinner Turner. The company was! incorporated … The North-China HeraldThe Late MissNephew Appointed Administra-for of Estate Worth Tls. 70,000 At the U.S. Court on Monday Judge Purdy heard a petition for the appointment of Mr. R. M. Davis as executor of the estate of Daisy Grace Blondeau, who died at s… The North-China HeraldMr. Chamberlain Going to ParisMeeting with French Premier on portant To London, Feb. 19, In the House of Commons to-day, Lieut-Commander Kenworthy. (Li eral) asked whether the disarmament conference was abandoned missions on matters arising from the … The North-China HeraldPull on the Upright(a). The first' answer is in terms. of character. The ideal man walks uprightly. He does not cringe or stoop, he moves through life without shyness or shame. "He looks the whole world in the face for he owes not any man.… The North-China HeraldThree Separate ClassesAll of them, however, have not changed to the same degree, or even followed the same line. In Shanghai are three distinct classes, oF the The of the hai those elsewhere divided. There was the department managing the age … The North-China HeraldSt. David's and StPatrick's Societies. This was carried, Proposed by Mr. J. T. Pratt and seconded by Mr. C. M. Bain: and carried that the members of the \Committee should be—The President, Mr, Sidney Barton, ca.c, "Dean symons, Sir Edward… The North-China HeraldSweet Are the Uses of PerversityThere: are people who think they are"gaying a kind" thing person when they firm that he or she is "Altoaye'the sum we think that is mean: enough to justify homicide on the part of the maligned one, Still those who being … The North-China HeraldA Bolshevist Agitator Meantime, Mr. A. J. Cook, theBolshevist Secretary of the Miners' eration is planning a huge in-rial upheaval this summer. No doubt the miners are badly paid in places, but frankly the cause largely is that the output per day per man is very greatly … The North-China HeraldElection of OfficersProposed by Mr. C. M. Bain and seconded by Mr, A. L. Blechynden that the report and accounts be accepted, This was carried unani Imously. With regard to the electing " of officers for the League the chairman said, that i… The North-China HeraldSentiment and Senseace Ages." a handsome history on the sea, and the smal ey the terms the average would use now as he studied his shares in the columns of the finan. cial papers. But although the ship-has not escaped the there niever be l… The North-China HeraldHigh Quality TalentSome theatres expend much money in building up and maintaining a reputation for high quality talent, They bring actors from elsewhere, chiefly Peking, and are alway. on the lookout for features which fley think will be w… The North-China HeraldWas It Lawful?anewer to further questions, witness admitted the importance of; the Hongkong factory being eon. nected with Manila. Mr. Ingenoht question were already in use. The company went into liquidation, and Mr. Ingenohl became p… The North-China HeraldForeigners Charged with ShopliftingMan and Woman Remanded: Alleged Thefts at Chinese Shops Two foreign alleged shoplifters were remanded at the Mixed Court 07 Wednesday. Accused, Luzon Abraham Tuks, and a woman, Tamer Citron, both Russian, were charged wi… The North-China HeraldCitizens Rest in PeaceProclamations were issued state jug that in accordance with military: strategy the troops retired to safe-and enable the to rest in peace. But that tone thing that the citizens could not do. They did not like the demeano… The North-China HeraldCarrying Dangerous Weaponer, was arrested by: Van Buskirk, U. 8. hal, on Thursday or carrying a dangerous Jand concealed weapon (a pistol) and 100 rounds of ammunition, The prisoner was brought before Judge Purdy at the U. 8. Court in the \norni… The North-China HeraldThe Chinese Theatres of ShanghaiTheir Development from the Usual Native Style of Doing Things: Changes Foreign to Chinese: Lif A Great Industry of the, Port Between $10,000 and $25,000 World," Foh Vu Lu, City; Ta She, every day enters the tills of Chin… The North-China HeraldSnow and Low TemperatureJan. 14. The fierce, cold, snowy weather still continues in Tachienlu. During the night snow fell, deepening the mantle that has covered the border since January 1. The lowest temperature, recorded so far this winter has… The North-China HeraldMakers of Evil on Tibetan BorderKing of Chala's Sons Out on Bail to Raise Funds for the Mililary: Tibetan Advance on Kanze Fuox Our Own Tachientu, Szechuan, Jan. 13. 'The request, or demand, made by the military authorities to the local merchants for t… The North-China HeraldSearch of the HouseThe men then gathered together some clothing, including a fur gown, a padded woollen gown, a Woollen over-jacket and some small articles. They then asked the amah if there any children, to which a reply was giv the negat… The North-China HeraldThe Child Slaves of ChinaShanghai Commission's Proposed-Reforms Extolled by "New Statesman" London, Feb. 20, In an article on "Child Slaves of China," based on the report of the Shanghai Municipal Council Commission Inquiry into Child Lebow the … The North-China HeraldKeep the Windows OpenProper ventilation is most important in connexion with the trans mission and spread of respiratory diseases. The first and foremost Beand-xear should be lights topes ave usually se of them are much five ounces which is t… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Croydon Air SmashLondon, Feb. 18. The inquest into the Croydon air smash on Christmas Eve, in which cicht passengers and the pilot met their death when the London-Paris air express fell to the ground in flames, has resulted in a verdict … The North-China HeraldAmateur Baseball Club MeetingOfficers for Year Elected: Clubhouse to be Bought 'The annual meeting: of the Shanghai Amateur Baseball Club was held on Monday at the American Club, Mr. F. Melntyre—presiding. In the election of officers, Mr. Me; reeele… The North-China HeraldConservancy of the Canton DeltaBb, th. Tuene, is satisfaction mingled with melancholy in commenting year by year on the reports the Kuangtuny—Conservane) How is faction at the aye and determination whi Mintvives to-do. something in spite of every. dis… From Reuters · North-China HeraldA Suspicious AgitationHe expressed surprise at. the violent attacks on the two directors, especially the charge that their ministration wax characterized by partiality. Mr. Yeh regarded the directors ax competent and fair-minded. He suggested… The North-China HeraldHard Times for MusicThese are hard times for musi-clans. There were two big concerts in London on Saturday last—one with high-class music and the best performers and the other offering merely a special election of jazz music. It makes one a… From Reuters · North-China HeraldRevolution -in Air TravelCommercial Lines the Principal Object: Extensive Research London, Feb. 19. In addition to the total of £15, 809,000 as provided in the Air Estimates for 1925-26, account also must be taken of the expenditure of the Colon… The North-China HeraldRank Robbery and MurderIn connexion with the bank robbery at Hampton, ta which. referred on a previous occasion, the tice have failed to catch the third tant he and his mate, who were the petual vobhers, have been coxtfed tone ini by a coroner… The North-China HeraldStatement of DaiAccording to the statement of claim, plaintiff is a Belgian citizen -tesiding in Antwerp and carrying fon the business of a cigar and tobacco manufacturer in Belgium, Hongkong and elsewhere. De-+Yedidunts are u British l… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldRevival of Buddhism in ChinaTo the Editor of the "NortH-Cama DaiLy News." Sin—I have read with consider-lable interest your leader in to-day's the subject mentioned true that Buddhism is lence more active in the Far East, and many of the scholars o… The North-China HeraldNotes and CommentsThe Lincheng Affair It is satisfactory to learn that Peking has paid the "A" and "B" ists of claims for compensation in connexion with the outrage onthe Blue Express at Lincheng on May 1923, when 35 foreigners were arrie… The North-China HeraldTrade Mark Reciprocity in ChinaIn opening the case for plaintiff, Mr. MeNeill said'the action was of ithe kind known as a "passing off" jesse: that was to say, plaintiff was not complaining of the infringement of a registered trademark; he was claimin… The North-China HeraldThe Progressives of CanadaComposed Largely of Farmers Born of War: Now in Throes of New Birth Ottawa, Jan, 26. —compos ly of supporters The Progressive party in Canada the nt—atnds the eros 'That ix an' opinion widely pressed among politi vers fo… The North-China HeraldMeat Once a Day EnoughDr. Hindhede, the Danish phy-biologist, is one of the leading evelutionavies in. this. matter nutrition, His order of value ix (1) vitamins, or essential food, factors, (2) mineral salts, (3) carbohydrates, (4) fat, (6) … The North-China HeraldRestored to Proper StaffIt is gratifying to learn that, ithe result of strong representations and of consultation between the Ministry of Communications and] the military, the control of the: Shanghai-Nanking Railway and alli rolling stock are … The North-China HeraldIdeal Marriages' Still IdealWe are saying "nothing against marriage. The magt independent and successful business womatt still gets married—and, always will—when the ideal person presents hiniself, We are merely claiming that compromise marriages a… The North-China HeraldFrom the Four WindsWill the Senate Ratify The The Tariff Against American Exports: President His Own Foreign Minister room Ore Washington, Jan, Beldenee that the treaties signet Iutween Turkey and the United Staxes will be taken up by the … From Reuters · North-China HeraldBritish Labourites in MoscowSystem Admitted Not Entirely Suitable to Britain: The Need of Capital London, Feb. 23. Victoria, B.C, Jan. 19. 'A gold rush is promised by April for the Telegraph Creek field, 200 miles into the interior of the Cassiar D… The North-China HeraldProper Rest and NourishmentMost important, expecially for young children and growing boys girls, 1 sufficiency of sound, peaceful sleep. Have not some of the loveliest things in Iiterature jeomfort. Windows of sleeping rooms. been spoken of sleep?… The North-China HeraldGeneral Report of Good Work Done and ComingPeking, Feb. 17. Feng Vu-hsiang has again sent in his resignation to the Provision-el Chief Executive, his sixth to date. This time he resigns. hi post as Tupan of the NorthWest man [covered with blood, while the street …
