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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER (9 1921
course, will not be abolished. So it
him to be an excellent suggestion. hard to see what they could do looks as if these Crown Colony High
In addition to that he would like to beyond passing resolutions and sand- Commissionerships are designed to
suggest that during the period the ing then on and then, when that is provide jobs for some privilegeri |
war issue was under review a refer-done, dissolve. people. If we thought it meant the
endum should be taken in each of the Mr. H.R. WELLS said he, too, was bolition of the iniquitons Crown
countries concerned in order to not prepared for sith a large proposi Agent system-a thing which, if
ascertain the general feeling of the tion as Mr. Pollock had put forward. kdown and understood by the people
peoples on the question.
Not much would be gained by passing at Home, would be done away with
We are fond of boasting of the resolutions and telegraphing them to we would be able to look upon it
advances which have been made in the Pacific Conference. We should more sympathetically, although even
The formation of a world federation | representative government during aim at something practical," said Mr. then such "grouping" would never
Shanghai's forthcoming automobile league to promote international peace the last fifty years, "continued Mr. Wells, and the best way for us to get work. If any reform at all be desira
and fellowship open to all races, Pollock," but what a parody on to work would be on lines of social 1 big ble-and we do not doubt that-we show promises
a much simpler and more success. It will be held in the Verdun creeds. and classes, was urged at a representative government it is that service, locally. There is plent, of in the present fear of room in Hongkong to attack social direct way. Small communities like Gardeus. All the 78 available ex-meeting held in the Helens sy here
H mere half dozen to evils." the Isle of Man and the Channel hibition spaces in rast building Institute yesterday evening ta consider grace
Mr. McGaigan said that Dr. Hodg Ishands remain within the Empire, under construction have been disposed into effect the ideas suggested by Dr. drag millions of people into a war kin had spoken of a compime new
the most practical means of carrying dozen men at the head of a state can yet have autonomy. They have no of. Additional space was teatatively
C. R. Burkill, Hodgkin in the course of his recent without those millions being even con- world and it seemed to him that as Crown Agents or High Cornissioners. spoken for by Mr. Why cannot big places like Ceylon, chairmat at the meeting last night, addresses in Hougkong. The Hoa. Mr.sulted. Surely I am not exaggerating the war grew out of world conditions wars would come in spite of Malaya, and Hengkong stand on their He outlined a plan to obtain world. E. Collock presided over an earnest when I say that of all the issues that nor own bottoms in some similar way? wide publicity for the show. A little audience, the most of whom bad have to be decided in the world the Unions and societies unless sunditions This Times correspondent pretends Shanghai booklet is under preparation. just listened to an address by the Bev. issue of peace or war is one of the were altered. He was dubious about J. Kuk Maconachie on -Christian gravest. Yet-and this I suppose is a the possible success of a referendum that one of the objects of this scheme
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is to give the Crown Colanies a Our greater amount of satonuray.
scheme would do that and be that. Winston Churchill's, with its High Commissioner trying to administer entirely dissimilar and widely separat. ed communities, does not seem to offer much chance of it. We have said that we do not esper it to be tried, so (until events falsify our pre- diction) we need say to more.
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A movement is on foot amongst the Chinese to establish a Tenants' Association of Shanghai, to b-com- posed of the smaller unions already in existence.
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The Shunpao states that. in con- |pection with the change of regulations of the China Merchants S. X. Co., the Ministry of Navy has decided to appoint naval officers as captains of the Company's mercantile fleet.
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The Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C., | wats were fought by dynasties sprung upon peoples. Conditions who presiden, said that they had met not by peoples we this changed so rapidly that it seemed im- there to consider how they could best extraordinary spectacle of the nations practicable to take a vote. continus the ideals which had been being drugged into wat merely wanted to establish conditions all suggested to them in the course of on the decision of very few over the world in which war weald lectures given by Dr. Hodgkin. He people at the lead of the affairs of be inconceivable. War was unthink- referred especially to the lecture those nations. How diverse is this able between one English county and the salvaging of civilisation from the spirit expressed in the noble another and they wanted If the tenant of a house gives his which Dr. Hodgkin delivered at words of Abraham Lincoln in his move the causes of wars landlont notice. how, in view of the the Theatre lest Sunday week. Gettysburg speech. "Government of between nations. Mr. McGuigan Rents' Oriinance, does that affect the What was wanted," was a World the people, by the people, for the thought much would be done by the position of people in whom he sub-ler Federation League to promote the people.
civilising influence of trade." It Lest his heater should think he would not take very many more wars rooms during his Lebanov. The peaceable development of the peoples question was discussed in the Sum-berdering on the Pacific Ocean such bad exaggerated the importance of to wipe out civilisation and there was mary fout this morning when Mr. a World Federation should be in the Facine programme which a no guarantee that wars would not Justine Gompertz heard an applica- | ternational, cadetomizational, open ahead of them here at their doors, arise again so long as conditions unaltered. Civilisation tion by the owner of certain pre- to women as well as men, open to all. Mr Pollock said he would read to remained mises in D'Aguilar street for the The objects of this league would be then, a striking passage from a recent rightly anderstood appeared ejection of a man who occupies would construction in place of world speech made by General Sunts
co-operation, Undoubtedly the scene has shifted but they had no co-operation at pre room there.
j destruction. world production instead
co-away from Europe to the Far East sent. It seemed to him that they had Appearing for the landioni Mr. F. of world devastation. world E. Nash explained that the tenant operation in place of international and to the Pacific. The problems of to find out what was wrong with notice of his intention competition. World peace instead of the Pacific are to my mind the world things and then alter them for the What can you problems of the next years or better. After remarking that a ber- quir
ago and internecine war. had since moved out. The premises and I do?" asked Mr. Pullock. more. Three of the Dominions bortain class of people thought they were aside der on the Pacific. There too are the entitled to a living without working for had since been ler to someone else but Are we going to stand the defendant, to whem a room bad and say that these objects are not United States and Japan. There also it, Mr. McGuigan said that unleas been sub-let by the old tenant refused worth struggling for? Are we going is China: the fate of the greatest they could find out what was the on the earth matter with things and be prepared to budge, claiming the protection of to say it is ne concern of ours whether human population
will have to be decided. There. to face facts and follow the truth the Rents Ordinance. The facts were the world drifts into another war, a agreed and Mr. Xash at benitted that war which it is morally certain will far Europe. Asia. and America are wherever i might lead they were under Section 4 sab-acction of the exceed the last in its horrors, or are meeting, and there. I believe, the going to perish." Ordinance the landlord was entitled to an ejectment order.
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we going to buckle to and bear our next great chapter in human history Mr. J. J. Spradberry suggested the sbar in doing all we can to ensure as will be enacted. Will the new history formation of a league of fellowship, far as possible the future peace of the of the Pacific be along the old lines, irrespective of social position. "It we will it be the old pirit of national want to make this world better," he
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Fas the defendant Mr. M.. Turner said the notice to quit had to be Pacific." given by the tenant in actual They are all rather inclined to and imperial domnization which has occupation"
and the point was adopt the attitude that they were been the undoing of Europe, or shall as ΤΟ whether the defendantly individuals, and that having no we have learned our lesson, shall we
Mr. Arnold Hughes agreed with the withia that A pretty wedding took place came
definition in official status in the Washington Con- have purged our souls in the fire at Holy Trinity Church Shanghai. | respect of the space he occupied. fecence. it could not matter at all through which we have passed last speaker. It would be a good last week. when Mr. Cyril Champ Mr. Turner argued that the facts what their views were on this import. Will it be a fature of peaceful co- thing to have a league of fellow- ship to promote peace between kin, manager of the Mercantile Bank showed that, for the purposes of the ant subject. With that view he operation, of friendly co-ordination of India, Id., was married to Miss Ordinance, the defendant was a certainly did not agree. In his view of all the vast interests at stake the various nations represented to help in Helen Worrester.
tenant in actual occupation and was every person willing to devote himself Shall we act in continuous friendly Hongkong atd not affected by a notice to quit given to the cause of peace was an asset to consultation, in the true spirit of a solving social questions which were by the head tenant."
the cause of peace.
It was in a very society of nations, or will there once very acute to Hongkong. Such a eague could usefully form groups of Is Eoacur said it had occurred to matre: like this that the individual more be a repetition of rival gromen and women to inquiry into pro him that the framers of the Ordinance chanted, subject to this important of exclusive alliances, and finally of a might have intended the defendant to provison-the individual should he terrible catastrophe incre fatal than blems. Begin by thinking, not do-
ing," said Mr. Hughes. the one we have passed through?" be a tenant in actual occupation only actuated by a spirit of earnestness.
Mr. Owen Hughes said that, know. as between himself and the "head
There were matters involving the It was no good for them here in
110 Hongkong fairly well longkeng to form a branch of a world seeds of possible future conflicts in ing tenant."
Tas in the power of Mr. Turner went on to observe that federation league unless they were the Pacific and surely they were not felt it are holding & Mixed Whist Drive at in construing the intention of the prepare to do something individual going to cynically stand aride and say the men and women of the Colony great deal to promote Headquarters to-morrow evening, Ordinance attention must be paid to ly towards forwarding the work of It is no affair of ours bete in Hong- to do a
better understanding between starting at 8 p. The invitation is conditions prevailing in the Colony that league, and he thought the Gov kong; somebody else give their time a open and the Committee will be at the time it was passed. Ile ernor at Dr. Hodgkin's lecture did and we will send no message of help pationalities here and so extend that pleased to see as many as possible contended that the intention of very well to remind them that they and will use no efforts of our own to influence throughout the East. Anch was done by the women of Hongkong there.
the Orlinance clearly was to pro- must not leave these matters to those promote and preserve peace. tect the occupiers of cubicles. who were running the League of "I think if we form ourselves into 'daring the war: why should not the A Chinese male leper went to the Otherwise the landlord only had Nations bat that they
must a world federation union for the same call be made upon them in the antil the mail should bring us more Government Civil Hospital for treat to conspire with the "head get behind that movement them- purposes and objects which I have cause of peace! details. Now we have a longer rement. The doctor detained him and tenant in order to turn out 50 people selves. The Governor had said: suggested we shall find that such a
Mr. Anderson approved the idea of COPLEY-ROBERTS. On October ference by "a correspondent of the sent for the police. The man is now from oae house. It W3 never It must be confessed that the reunion is joined not only by those in a league of fellowship and hoped it
11, 1921, at Shanghai, George London Times, from which, quite being kept in isolation pending his the intention of the Governor insults of the last year had not shown this room but by others outside of all would direct its efforts to local work. Copley, third son of Mr. and Mrs. probably, Reuter took his earlier repatriation to Canton, whence he Council to have clause passed that the work of the League of Nances and creeds. It is not Mr. J. L. McPherson thought it R. P. Copley, King's Lynn. Etg- statement. We cannot, of course, arrived by boat a few days ago. which would negative the whole tions was likely to have any very question of the British Empire would not be necessary to form a and to Margaret, daughter of state it as a fact, but the internal
idea of the Ordinance and immediate effect, at present, in foror of the British nation; it is a League to send a telegram to the Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roberts evidence persuades us that "a corres- Mr. G.D. B. Bidwell, who has held he maintained that a tenant and a sub warding the cause of the reconstruc. question which concerns not only the Washington Conference; the Chair-. Shanghai.
jondent was inspired. That is to the office of bou, secretary and tres tenant were both persons in actual tion of the civilisation so greatly nations bordering on the Facific but man could call a public unceling to do ERZINGËR—MEYER.-On October say, this carouncement is a camou-surer of the Tientsin Race Club for occupation. Mr. Tumer referred His damaged by the war. The explana- throughout the world. If there is that. A social service league, on the 11, 1921, at Shanghai. Otto Baged communkay, a balloon of over 11 years and has now resigned Honour to the case of Ililton Heale tion might be that the League had one lesson more clear from the recent other hand, would find plenty to do. Erzinger to Milly Meyer of Zurich. essay liberated by the Blenheim in view of his early departure for but remarked that there was
The Chairman said he did not an vet sufficient driving power; it war than any other it is that in these CHAMPKIN — WORCESTER. On statesman himself. If we are wrong, Home for a well-deserved holiday, important difference between the bad been represented by too days you cannot possibly have a anticipate that the Washington Con- October 12, 1921, at Shanghai, and if that is not so, we need not was the guest of members of the Race facts in that instance and in the pre- many the toy of statesmen localised war-the effects are fat ference would solve Pacific problema Cyril, younger son of Mr. and apologise, because we have a large Club at a special dinner at the Tien-sent one. In Hilton v. Heale the and diplomatista. If the League throughout the world.
few months or even years. Pre- Mrs. J. H. Champkin, of 1 Eden contra-account with the gentleman. tsin Club recently when he was also "head tenant" had sub-let his pre-of Nations was to be the success that "The pity of it when we come to servation of peace in the Pacific would Mansions, West Hempstead, Lon- A little injustice from us to Winston made the recipient of a token of mises after the notice to quit was everybody desired, it must have the reflect upon the supreme self-denial provide work for many years. There dos, to Helen Flora Grey, daugh- will help to a small extent to offset esteem for his past services.
given but in the present case the driving power of the peoples of the and self-sacrifice which was displayed was no doubt the ter of the late Commander W. D. it. Anyway, to touch the spot at
sub-tenant was in possession for some countries behind it. In order that it by millions during the war is that we opinion of the meeting approved G. Worcester, RN.R.. and of race, let us announce here and now Two well-known ships of the time before the notice was given. might become a living thing it was cannot help saying that if the forming a league of fellowship and be Mrs. Worcester, of Shanghai. that we do not akaro "a correspon. Yangtze Patrol returned to Shanghai Mr. Nash urged that it was unneces- necessary that everyone should pat tenth of that supreme self-denial proposed that such a league be dent's view of the scheme, which is last week. The first to arrive was the eary to examine existing conditiona aside the hard feelings of the past and self-sacrifice bad been formed, open to men and women and that it should, in practice, prove a flagship "Bee" which took up her post where the wording of the Ordinance and cultivate a spirit of unity and used in the years preceding to all races and creeds. The China Mail. substantial reform. When the house at the Senior Naval Oficer's buoy an made it quite clear that a tevant in sympathy with other nations, If the war for the promotion of peace, Mr. Spradberry seconded. At Mr. wife rearranges the drawing room, Tuesday night, her return to port actual occupation meant the imme- that spirit.rould be extended be such a war would never have taken Maconachie's suggestion it was de putting the green chair where the yel being principally in connection with diate tenant of the landlord. would not despair of seeing the place. That is the point I want to cided to call the new body The League low whminct used to stand, and hang the approaching arrival of Rear-Ad- His Honour remarked that it was League of Nations do a great work drive home and I want to put it to of Fellowship and Service and the HANGEORG, WEDNESD-7. uer. 13, 1911.ing her rich sacle where Daniel in the miral Maclachlan. HM.S. «Cricket," an interesting point and be had been towards the saving of civilisation." you that now is the time, now, before motion was then carried.
lions den used to tantalize the poor which was last in the river during wondering for some time when it Surely bere in Hongkong where the Pacific problem becomes still more
The following were appointed to dear hungry lions, to say nothing of Spring, is also at Shanghai, having would crop up. Now that it had they had round them the representa acute for us to join together in Hong draw up a constitution and report in OUR NEW COLONIAL BROOM. dewing the Axminster square round moored near the Old Dock During come up he would very carefully con- tives of many races interested in the kong to use every means we can a week's time: the Hon. Mr. Pollock so that the faded part of the pattern the recent fighting up the Yangtze she rider the case quoted by Mr. Turner future of the Pacific, surely here in to avert another great war. This (Chairman), Miss Pitts, the Bev, J. New brooms, they say, sweep clean. is covered by the ottoman, she gets a was stationed at Shasi, and accord and give his decision later. this important part of the Far East question of the preservation of the Kirk. Maconachie, Messrs. Owen This may be true of the perfect change, but she has not reformed the ingly for some time was in the No
they could do their part in banding world's peace in the most important Hughes, Arnold Hughes, Anderson broom as broom; but if, as it come drawing room, which is still a horror, Man's Land between the opposing
the races together and in sending a question which lies ahead of us. and J. M. Wong. times does, it refers to a new wielder In Winston's case, (if the scheme be forces.
message of sympathy to the Washing- have here in Hongkong our local pro- of the old broom, we may expect tried, which we doubt) we will get u amore fass and dust than cleanliness, change which would probably be for A young Chinese student atten- was searched at Ichang last week, the appropriately bolding its first sitting wholly insignificant beside the great
A elsan bill of health was returned Winston Churchill at the Colonial the worse. We need mention only ding St. Stephen's College was sum. Customs found 171 packages of on Armistice Day; the anniversary of problem of the future peace of the Okey is the newest wielder of a very one detail of it in support of that. It moned before Magistrate Linde smuggler cargo, which, when opened, the termination of the war. Surely Pacific. (Applause.)
for the Colony yesterday. add broom, and he is bumping the is proposed to put Ceylon, the yesterday for having caused of strac-were found to contain opinu, weigh-here in Hongkong they could promote Mr. Maconachie said that as to the carers, disturbing the Crown Colony Seychelles, the Straits Settlementa, tion by leaving his motor bicycle ing six tons, s record seizure of a so far as lay within their power the enggestion that they should initiate To-morrow afternoon Meeste«, spiders, and making self-satisfied and Mauritius under a High Com unattended outside the Collere. A value of nealy $500,000. ›
principle of world co-operation in- in Hongkong a leagas to support the Lammert Bros. will auction 480 sarks micides, with what is journalistically missioner stationed at Port Louis! house coalie who attended Court told
stead of international competition. peaceful intentions and objects of the of four all more or less damaged by called his "important scheme for Other Crown Colonies are similarly the Magistrate that the defendant Chief Preventive Officer Watt He was sorry to say that they were Pacific Conference, that was only oil. the reorganization of the adminis-grouped." We have cotxen Hong was at school and had ent him to and a party of revenue officers search- not very well posted out here regard-one thing and he thought they all iration of the Crown Colonies and Long's name mentioned yet in this answer the summons. The Magied the s.."Koagchow" prior to hering what the League of Nations was understood the other week that s Frotectorates." Beater broke to us comection; but perhaps we are to be trate: I suppose you have come with departure for Wuchow on Monday actually accomplishing. One of the sort of general commission to see The Royal Hongkong Golf Club out hers the news of this "ing chucked in as makeweight to the $5 in your pocket to pay the fine! evening and seized & revolvers and suggestions made was that the nations in what ways, in general, they might bogey pool competition played over leaning" a month ago and the Uganda, Nyasa, Kenya, Tanganyika This coolie smilingly nodded assent. 2,500 rounds of ammunition which comprising the League should band follow out the spirit of what the the old course at Fanling last week- assage-read-so-quickly that we felt and Zaoribar group All these Bemarking that Hongkong echool were found concealed in the propeller together to promote to ensure a far lecturer had brought before them end was won by Mr. M. Smith ware at the time that Beater had got colonies must retain their governors, boya go to school on motor cycles shaft. No arrests were made. The as possible that so many months' He should be thoroughly in favour of (scratch) with the very creditable thewrong end of the stick", as the even if they change the title, and the nowadays," the Magistrate impored contraband was brought ashore and notice would be given before a war forming suck's league and in trying result of 3 up. Mr. Smith's score Ioz Aing. We deferred comment Secretary of State for the Colonies, of a fire of și.
turned over to the police.
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