Fund for Education of Small Daughter as a Memorial Tientsin, July 23.
The funeral of Assistant-Inspec-for Kellacher, who died on July 20 from wounds received when he was conducting armed rufi noon with full military honours. Contingents of French, Italian, Belgian, Japanese and Chinese_p were present, as well as firemen lend Consuls of various national' ies, heads of firms, representa from the ex-Service Men's Association, British volunteers, British military and American forces. Flags were at half-mast throughout the British Concession.
The "Peking and Tientsin Times" has started a memorial fund to be used for the education of Assistant-[inspector Kellacher's daughter, who) is two years of age—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.