Military Honours at Bubbling Well Cemetery The funeral took place on Monday evening at Bubbling Well Cemetery *'Mr, Gordon E. Gray, of the Chi-maritime Customs, who passer:
It isthe Shanghai General Ho:.-a-ut Sunday. The Rev.
Horst-Smith, M.A., chaplain of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps and minister of the Union Church, officiated and the following members of deceased's Volunteer Ca,, the Customs} Go, acted ao pall bearers:—Pvtes, Tomlett, Maggs, Conroy, Fuller, 'Taylor,' Burke-Close, Ingleston and Wallman, Capt. M. Hendry was in charge of the squad.
The Benediction having been pronounced, the Company's bugler sounded "Taps".
'A number of beautiful wreaths were sent in, among them being the Customs Ca, S.V.C,._ Fellow Officers (Customs), Members of the Customs Club, American Troop, Appraisers, Appraising Department (Chinese Maritime Customs) Upper Section (Customs Examiners), Lower Section (Customs Examin-€rs), Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Wayne, Harry H Johnson, Mrs. A. E. Evans and Kenneth and all at 11 Quinsan Gardens, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Young, the Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Taner, 0. L. Burke, Koo Van-fong, Chu Foh-tsung, Chen Ho-tsai, Shen Yao-ding and Chung Kwaictak. wore to the Shanghai People" is-the title of the latest pamphlet issued by the Shanghai Communists. After the usual ide against inbour employers, and their running "unequal treaties" the pamphlet continues in a, more original frame. It blames Shanghai municipal taxes for the "Tabourers' Suffering," alleging that Tls. 890,000 is collected an-unally directly from the labourers and is then used "for the maintenance of the imperialists' dignity and more armaments with which to tread underfoot us poor Chinese." The pamphlet then personally attacks Dr. V. K. Ting and Marshal Sun: Chuan-fang as the "running! dogs of capitalism."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.