Alben, while the other was taken into was a member of the volunteer Fire The sailors will meet at the Navy custody by Chinese constables. Both Brigade, and in the same year that "Y" at 10 am., and will be transported prisoners are young men of local he joined the Mih-ho-loong he also to the Community Church in time nativity. They were taken by the joined the Shanghai Volunteer Corps, for Community Church service.
Police to Central Station, where they remaining a member until 1923. He Marines will be picked up immediate-were interrogated. Detective Subserved during the Great War from ly after their service at the Grand Irspector W. F. Taylor, who was 1917 to 1919.
Theatre, and sent by regimental placed in charge.of the investigation, In 1907 and 1909 he was a member transportation to Community Church, also took possession of a number of of the Shanghai Interport Cricket XI. where B. W. Smith of the Navy "Y", fragments of the hand-grenades. From 1920 to 1922, he was on the will introduce the service men to The two bombs were thrown separ-Shanghai Municipal Council's Land their hosts or hostesses who will take ately by the two young Chinese, at Assessment Committee. He was a, them to their homes for noon day about a distance of ten yards from founder of the China Pony Insur-dinner. each other, while the intended victim ance Syndicate Lid. and for a num-The official. Mother's Day being was passing in his rickshaw. The ber of years was honorary. secretary May 8, will be observed at an eve-subject of the attack disappeared imof the Shanghai Land Valuers and ing programme by the Navy Y.MEC.A., mediately after the outrage and* he Surveyors' Society. beginning at 6 p.m. The American did not make any report to the Police school girls, boys, and mixed glee during the day. Of the seven Chi-Sporting Activities clubs will sing; the American School nese injured in the explosions, five Orchestra will provide music; Mrs. were men and two women. Only In addition to all these endeavours, A. M. Dunlap the honorary mother, we of them were so seriously affected however, Mr, Sparke also took an will give the talk of the evening tohes to require their removal to hosextremely important part in the sporting and athletic life of Shanghai. He was a member of all the local shorting clubs, president of the "Pony Club, Shanghai Branch, and vice-president of the Shanghai Cricket Club.
He was a member, a very keen member of the Shanghai Paper Hunt Cgb for more years back than most ple care to remember. From 1920 to 1928, he was a steward of that club and since then has filled in a characteristically capable man the important seat of Master. which H. Altman of the Augusta, and G. J. Cameron of the Marines, will make appropriate responses. Some 50 American hostesses will be present in the serving of homeside refreshments at about 7.15 p.m. immediately after the evening programme. It is expected that more than 300 will be present at this programme.
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