Continuing their war on dope ped-diers, the Japanese Consular Police.
In the presence of many friends. funeral services were conducted yesterday morning at the Old Jewish Cemetery in Bubbling Well Road for the late Mrs. Alice Elka Moore Brierly, with the Rev. M. Brown officiating. Mrs. Brierley is survived sy her husband, Mr. T. H. Brierley. Sheila, daughter, and Mr. Lewis Hansen, step-son. Two wreaths from Lewis and Sheila were lowered into he grave with the coffin which was Some to the grave by Me:
A. Turner, Gus Herzberg, Cooke, H. Gaetjen, A. McDermid and W. J. Kerr. Among those sending flowers were:—
Tom; Sheila; Lewis: Gussie and Bessi Dora and Gordon; Bertie and Connie Shanghai Engineer Club; Ti 5t the Shanghai Tue Brigade Me: ile CWmicers of Ichang Road Fire Station: SI. Tsiang and Staff. A and D Office raise Cable Ca.: Mr vera; Mr. and Mrs. Y. all. M ži. Christensen, Doreen ud Holger; Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. B. Cornell; Eva and Ouire Clizel ud Mis. A. Damsgaard; Mrs.
Dora anu Michael: A. Ferras; Mr. and Moe; J. Fry:. Gaetjet. Mr. and à nord and family Famille Guignard: Mr. and Mı H Hemsworth: Dr. and Mrs. W.
Int. and Mre. Walter J. Kerr; Mr.
Donald L. Lee: Sadie and Bob Mr. and. Mrs.
T. F., Mullahey and Mrs. A. McDermid: Mr and Noble. George.
and Mrs. Hei in ce-operation with the French Police, on Saturday arrested three Koreans in the French Concession.
The names of the men, who were said to be active smugglers of heroin, were given as Shai Tei, 25 years of age; Bomatsu Ken, and Kisei Ri, 25.
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