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HONGKONG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 1921, 日二十月九酉辛大歲年十國民華中 PRIOR $3.00 Per Month.
TO-DAY'S CABLES.
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To-day's chsing rate 29 58, To-day's opening rate 29 5.8.
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SILESIAN AWARD.
LISBON TURMOIL.
WARSHIP TO PROTECT BRITISH RESIDENTS.
PREMIER'S ASSAʼSINATION.
LONDON. October 21.
GERMANY'S HEAVY ECONOMIC LOSS,
* TREATY REVISION SOUGHT.
BERLIN, October 21. The British Minister at Lisbon has requested proper Commenting on the Upper Silesian decision the protection for British lives and property. The authori-Forments believes that the result will be that the whole ties in reply hare denied that the British are endanger Poland also $5 per cent, of the coal, 70 per cent. of the of the zine production of the region concerned will fall to ed. It is stated the Government has ample formes to keep order. The Minister reported that bands of armed civilians on the night of 1ctober 19 assassinated the late Premier Senhor Santos and two well known officers. They also looted a number of clais.
ALL QUIET.
steel, and 65 per cent. of the iron production, The paper emphasises that Germany thas loses valuable taxation resources and says that the Eutecte must recognise that the peace treaty now requires further revision. The Independent Socialist organ Freiheit resignliy accepts the situation and urges Owing to representations by British residents atacgotiations with Poland with a view to arranging Lisbon the Admiralty has ordered the British warship economic conditions as favourably as possible. Th
Calypso, to proceed immediately to Lisbon from the Pan-German Desische Zeitung demanda peremptory Mediterranean. It is reported that all is quiet at Lisbon. rejection of the dec'sina,
LATER.
AMERICANS HONOUR BEATTY
NINETEEN GUN SALUTE GREETS ARRIVAL
New York, October 21. Escorted by a ring of seaplanus, a fotilla of destro yers gave a salute of nineteen guns when Lord and Lady Beatty arrived in harbour.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
LATER.
A squadron of American destroyers met the Aquitania" with Lord and Lely Beatty on beard. The ferts fired a salute of nineteen guns. Lord Beatty is accompanied by Rear Admiral Rodman as honorary aide-de-camp. Escorted by destroyers and splance Lord Beatty landed ir a navy cutter. He was enthusias tically welcomed by the crowd.
PREMIER'S FIVE WEEKS AWAY.
LONDON. October 21.
Mr. Lloyd George, and probably Mr. Balfour, will sali on the Aquitania" to Washington on November 5 and will arrive in time for the afternoon session of the pening day of the armament? conferenc1. The Premier will be absent from England about five weeks.
FREEDOM OF THE CITY,
AMERICAN STRIKE TERET.
LABOER BOARDS THREE PROPOSALS.
CHICAGO, October 31.
The Labour Board has sent President Harding its report on the meeting with the railwaymen's leaders. The report has not been published but it is known that the Board made three proposals, firstly to the railways to make effective the entire reductions in freights authorised by the Board in July: secondly to the rail- ways to refrain from asking a farther wage reduction until the July wage ents have been translated into rate reductions: and thirdly to the unions to suspend or with- ear the strike crder. It appearel that the Labour traders were willing to accept the first two proposals bat declared fey had not arranged to call off the strike.. ¦ Therefore any settlement clust be made before October
30, otherwise the strike would occur automatically.
STRONG ACTION.
CHICAGO, October 21. The Labour Board has assumed jurisdiction of the railway dispute and summoned the parties to the dis pute to meet the Board on letober 20. It is understood that all the Government departments have agreed to act together if either side openly defies the Labour Board. Thus the latter's action means there will be no strike on October 30 anless the urion chooses to defy the Govern meat since it is unlikely a decision will be given before
NEW YORK. October 21. Lord Beatty met with a huge reception and after a procession through a son of flags was welcomed by the Governor of New York State and the Mayor of New that date. York. He received the freedom of the City.
PROPERTY TREATY.
PROVISIONS EXTENDED TO CANADA.
Lesbos, October 21.
Mr. Hughes and Sir Auckland Geddes have signed a special treaty extending to Canada the provisions of the treaty of 1899 with Great Britain regarding the tenure and dispositions of property belonging to each of the countries' nationals in the territory of the other.
SHANGHAI BACK CLUB WIRD.
CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL DEDICATION,
LONDON, October 21,
BAGDAD RAILWAY COMCEESION.
FRENCH AGREEMENT WITH KEMALISTS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 21.
It is reported froui Angors that a Franco-Kemaliit agreement has been signed, France agreeing to a modification of the frontier which henc forth follows the Bagad Railway as far as Disibir. The French have secured a concession to work the railway.
COMMONWEALTH LOAN?
LONDON UNDERWRITING £5,000,000.
LONDON, October 21. Underwriting is progressing for a new common-
| wealth loan of £5,000,000 at 6 per cent., 99 redeemable Princess Louise, who dedicated the Shanghai Race 1931/41. It is understood that £1,000,000 of the new Club ward in Charing Cross hospital, paid a warm money is to balance redeeming £2,000,000 bills and
tribute to the generosity of the members. Mr. Bunki representing the Clab explained the origin of the gift.
IRISE CONFERENCE AFJOURNS..
LONDON, October 21. The Irish Conference adjourned until October 24 after an hour and a half sitting.
RUSSIAN PAMINE RELIES.
NO CREDIT FROM HOLLAND.
THE HAGUE, October 21., The Second Chamber has rejected by 45 votes to 28 the Communist Symkocp's resolution urging the Govern- ment to provide credit for Russian famine relief.
GERMAN PESOL TREATY.
AMERICAN TROOPS TO RETURN HOME.
Warmparon, October 11.
£2,000,000 other debts.
*NEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
ELLERMAN LINE TO THE FAR EAST.
LONDON, October 27. The Elerman and Bucknall Steamship Co, Ltd., is inaugurating on December 2, a passenger service from Liverpool to the Straits, China and Japan. The first steamer will be the "City of Manchester" and a month later the new twin screw steamer "City of Seals."
THAPALGAN DAY.
WREATHS FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.
Losos, October 21, Trafalgar Day was celebrated with the umál dere- manies A large crowd at the Nelson Column viewed wreaths from the Dommions and India sué breaches of the Navy League in the Dominions, China and Japan.
RAVAL BASH "CİNARD.
JAPAN NOT BERKING CHILE COAST ISLANDS. It was declared at the State Department thai following exchange of ratifications of the German
Faxis, Detober 21. The Japanese Embassy denies s repart from Benga Treaty, the American troops are expected to begin to Aires sa Japan is seeking to obtain landa-off the coast wore out of Gennaay within a fortnight.
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