For-reaching results have attended the anti-opium propaganda campaign conducted jointly by the Woosung-Shanghai Garrison Headquarters, the Shanghai Tangpu, the Bureau of Public Safety, the Shanghai Oplum-Suppression Committee, and various other public opgantzations, according to information from the Bureau of Public Safely. So' far, about 900 Addicts, it Is said, voluntarily have Yeformed, white more then 10,000 we applied for third period cure certincates, sequently developing tubercular: meningitis, which" has eventually' Proved fall, The case became known through Miss Anne MacKelth to her Ragged Sundey School Class, which ough extremely Poor in this world's goods, collected and subscribed ull ent money to pay Chao Sung's hosital fees for one day, amounting to $0.60. The members of the class came: themselves to the hospital to donate the sum. 'This case was also. be friended by a group of friends ina Liverpool Sunday School class, who sent him comforts, all of which kind. nesses must have gladdened the heart of this small boy who apparently had' no relatives of any kind or other! friends to visit tim. kevich "and Mr. Charles Edward Aylmer Cooke took place on November 18 at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Rev. E. J. Ottewell officiating in the presence of a few friends and members of the bride's family.
"The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. 'V. Krosnoselsky. Mrs. 'MIN, L Marhinin was the matron of honour and Mr, RH. Ekin was the best man.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. L, Krosnoselsky and the bridegroom the son of Mr. C. E. A, Cooke of Exeter, Devonshire, England. The bridegroom is a member of the SMP, Sinza Road station. The oneyzoon wilt be spent In Hang-
Hayes—Hill The wedding of Miss Iris Cooke Hill, the daughter of the late Mr. R, and Sir Frederick Maze Hill and Mrs. Hill, and] among his visitors.
Archie Hayes, the son of late Mr. C.F, and Mrs.
Hayes, took place on november 21 at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, the Rev. E. J.
The bridegroom, at Sandhurst in 1917, later was a Captain in the Indian Army." He retired in 1922 and was an engineer for the government in Burma up to 1935. "At present he is with the Jardine Engineering Corporation.
The bride was given away by Mr, J. F, Owen and attended by" Mrs, Douglas Gourlay as matron of honour. Hugh Winfleld Hayes was the page and Mr. C, J. HI Spraggett was the! Dest man,
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