Impressive Ceremony at the War Memorial: Wreaths for the Dead of the Scottish Regiments: Service at the Union Church Sunday was observed The pips and drums then played the Scottish community _in|the "Flowers of the Forest", and Shanghai as an occasion of the utmost solemnity. In memory of thave of the different Scottish regiments who had died in the war wreaths were laid on the War Mem-vial, and this ceremony was made the more Impressive by the laments played by the pipes and drums of the Shanghai Scottish. Thereafter, divine service was held in the Union Church, when a very dignified and typically Scottish service was order. those associated with the different /Scottish regiments went forward and placed wreaths. One was placed the Navy, while the others were memory of those who had died serving in the Royal Scots, the Black Watch, the Highland Light Infantry, the Gordon Highlanders, the Cameron Highlanders, the Seaforth Highlanders, the Argyll Sutherland Highlanders, the King's Own Scottish Bordererers, the Cameronians, the Scottish Fusiliers,
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