After he had inspected each unit of the force on parade, Brig.. Gen. Macnaghten addressed the parade, Jand on behalf of the Connell and Ratepayers thanked the force for: Jo comparatively peaceful year. He stated that Shanghai had a cum record which was considered second only to that of Chicago, but the assured the policemen that, unlike their opposite numbers in' Chi-cage, they had nothing to worry about regarding their pay.
(Specials); and Mr. T. Sung, of the (China Athiet 5 Federation.
Interesting speeches were delivered Grimshaw, (who also present-
Secretary of the Club). Mr. Sung thanked the members of the club for the work they were doing in educating the athletic all China in the higher ethics of sport general and football in particul Jand for the ce-operation of the tea ft the recent charity match, which netted over $5,000.
"Those receiving medals were A. Hurry (captain), Ht. J. Oakley, A Jack, J. Scott, EY. Gash, A. Turner, 43, Bradley, J. MePhee, R. Wilkinson, 'H, Booth, T. H. Darvili, C. J. W. Fallace, P. Duffy, W. D. Westwood, }J. Gibson, J.-H. Connolly, F. gratulated all those who been decorated, and hoped. that next year there' would be a similar] number to be decorated.
The regulars then marched out lof the parade ground, each unit giving "Eyes Left" as it passed Brig-Gen. Macnaghten, while the [Special Police ly were sed in the With Brig-Gen. Macnaghten dur-jing the presentation of medals, there were present the following Imembers of the Shanghai Municipal Council: Messrs. G. W. Sheppard (Vice-Chairman), Vu Yah-ching, A. J. Hughes, J. W. Carney, Singloh HHisu and 7. D. Woo.
Bader, E, W. Peters, J. C. Dickson, Stewart, S. S, Wilkinson, and F. A. Pitts.
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