MONDAY, MAY 28 1923.
P. & 0.-BRITISH INDIA APCAR AND
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES
(COMPANIES incorporated in ́ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES
STRAITS, JAVA, BURME, OBYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WHPË INDIES, MAURITIUS, MAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, KUSTRALASIA, ENGLUDING NEW KEALAND AND QUEENSLAND FORTS, RED
DEHL, ZGYPT, EUROPE, da,
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, (Under Contract with H.M. Government.)
Krons
S. N
Тала
Hongkong
(about)
**ALIPORE"
5,573
30th May
at Noon.
2 A
"NYANZA"
7,000
50th May
at it a.m.
"LATORE"
5,263
4th June
*SOUDAN"
€700
6th June
"JEYPORE"
5,318
"BARD NIA"
4,580
"DELTA"
8.XXT
*RICILJA”
0,613
**MALIA"
W.MI
19th Juno 13th Juno. 17th Jane 30th June 11th July
**KINDRAPONE"
3,394
**DEVANHA”
8,092
"SOUDAN"
0,003
"KHIVA"
@ 017
**KASHMIR"
8,841
**SICILIA"
F.813
“MACEDONIA”
10,613
«PONGOLA "
8,056
** MANTUA "
10,902
KARMALA”
8,08
16th July 5th July 30th July 8th Ang etod Aux. 26th Aug.
7th Sept. Flat Bopt. 6th s 19th Oot.
y
*
Destination
Singapore, Penang and Bombay.
MARSEILLIS, LONDON & Antwerp.
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
THE CHINA MAIL.
BARLIER TELEGRAMS,
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail,)|||(Reuter's Service to the China Mauld
NEAR EASTERH CRISIS..
LONDON, May 26th.
A critical situation has arisen at Lausanne in consequence of a Graeco Turkish disagreement on the queation of reparations.
THE LINGHENG OUTRAGE,
PRINO, May 26. The Diplomatic Corps Note to
THE PENINSULAR · AND ORIENTAL STEAM
20 NAVIGATION CO.
STEAM FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG AND BOMBAY,
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED POR EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN AND CoNTINENTAL PORTS AND LONDON,
The Greeks refused the Turkish demand the Waichiuopu, forwarded today for an indemnity, but offered to code astutes that the Corps has appointed strip of territory to Turkey which would facilitato direct Turke Bulgarian railway an International Commission to THE Steamship
THE communication. Up to the prosent the proceed to "Teaochuang, with in- Tarks are not inclined to agree.
waters.
"ALIPORE"
The seriousness of the tuation is atructions to investigate and report carrying His Majesty's Mails will bo accentuated by the presence of five Groek on the military situation. 'The despatched from this port at Noox, divisions between Mukri and Maritzo, and Commission will be composed of on WEDNESDAY, the 30th May, sloo
by
the fact that the Greek (lovern mens is calling up further troops. Both General Cautor, commanding the, taking Cargo for the above Porte. sides uro uttering threate
American troops in China; Silk and Valuable Cargo for Italy, Reports From Malta state that the Colonel Santel, Commanding the Franco and London (under arrange whole of the British Mediterranea fleet French troops in North China ment) will be conveyed by this Steamer has been recently concentrated in Turkish Colonel Uyeno, representing the proceedling to Bombay and thero tran
General it--Cobunand
shipped to the on-carrying Steamer for the LAUSANNE, May 20th
Marseilles and London, Japanese troops in China, Colois). Open Palmer, Military Attach British Legution; and Commander A, Jachino, Italian Naval Attacho. -Phe Corps requests the Chines Government li appoint a military [officer to aévolapany the Commis- (winin, and to instruct the authorities
to give the Cointuission-overy, fucility.
The conciliatoriness of the Turkish delegate, Rizonur, at today's political committes and the absence of irritation. na between Turks and Creeks, is regarded as a brighter augury."
A number of questions, including tho establishment of farcigners in Turkey worn settled most amicshly.
LAUSANNE, May 26th. The dispute as regards Gromee's rupa |tions and liabilities to Turkoy, "which" reached such an acute stage, gus satisfae. į torily sotted at conforance this afternoon
The Commission starts as soon between the Allies and the disputouts, as the necessary arrangements can The settlement was based on this session be made.
LATEIL
night on parole.
TNAOCHUJANG, later.
The Cracco-Turkish Treaty will costain | Greek recognitio of responsibility Str. Powell has returned to the for damagh done in Asia Minar, while bandits' camp.
Turkey, in view of Greco's fluancial Two seroplanes have arrived at position will renounce the reparation lanchong. claim.
The Karagatch Triangle ended to Turkey includes the town of Karagatch
*Esadenuasa, May 26,
Singapore, Colombo & Bombay, to Turkey of the Karagateh Triquilo si Mr. J. B. Powell, one of the cup) S'poro, Faning, Colto & Bombay.reparations, but the details remain to be tives, arrived at Tsaochuang last
pore, Fennog, Colbo & Bombay, considered. MABEILLES, Loxbox & Antwerp, D'bay, Marsiles, Lition & a'werp. Spore, Pennug, Colbo & B'bay. Bbay. Mamelles, Udon & Awerp. Singapore, Colombo stul Bombay. | Marseilera, Lonion & Antwerp. S'pore. Penang, Ocl'bo & Bbay. B'bay, Marseilles, Lidon, Autwerp. MARSEILLE, LONDON & Antwi
'pore, Panning Colbe & Rambay. B'bay, Marscillos, Tidon, & A'werp. Machkiigra, Loupon & 4utwerp. Bbay, Mamoilles, Ldon & 'worp | MARBRILLEZ, LONDON & Antwerp. SAILINGS (South) · Calcutta, vin Singapore & Pensag EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)
BRITISH
*JANUS"
*KASTERN "
INDIA-APCAR
1 4.88€
10th Jone
One soldier was killed nii twoj
and the railway beteen Karagatch and were captured by the bandits in the Bulgarian Emntior, Thero will also yesterday's fighting. It is believed
since the Mudros Armistico. bo a mutual restitution of ships captured that the farmers who fired in order
M. Venizelos and Ismet Pasha abook to protect their crops. hands at the conclusion of the negotiations. Mr. R. H. Rowlatt, writes that Turkey has authorised a statement that the bandits uro distinctly uneasy at she intends to incorporate the Hague the long-drawn-out Begotiations, Convention in the Pesco Trenty.
and says he believes they would he Just as glad to see our harles, as we should to get away."
The bandits believe that there
PROHIBITION CONTROVERSY.
WASHINGTON. May 2.
(Manila, Saudakan, Thursday 4,000 2nd June Taland, Townsville, Brisbane,
Sydney & Melbourne.
The British Embay has prosented to will be a development within three Frequent connections from Australia with the following :—
the State Department a statement-on-days, and are awaiting a further The Union & Company's steamers to the United Kingdom via New Zealand, tending that, under international law, reply from the Chinese gentry Vancouver, San Francisco etc.
P.&O. Royal Mail steamers to London vik Suez Canal.
Tho P.&O. Ranch Servico of steamers to London vis the Cape.
American jurisdication only extends to before coming to Tsnichuang to cargo destined for importation into the negotiate. ** United States. This in nowiso perunits of
The New Zealand Bhipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London interference with either the physical, Foreign alservens at Tsaxeluang
via Panama Canal..
SAILINGS
JAPAN"
**DEVANHA"
*ARAFCRA"
**MALWA"
"SICILIA"
TO SHANGHAI
&
JAPAN
6,052 | 2015 May
Amoy, Shanghai and Japan. -
at D'light.
8,092
2nd June 6hal, Moji, Kobe & Y'hams.
6,000
18th Jaro | Japan direct
10,841
17th June Shanghai only.
| 6,813
18th Jans ( 8hmaghai valy,
All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.
Passengers for Bergoon must defray thoir own Hotel expences at Singapore while waiting for them carrying steamer.
1st Saloon Passengers may travel by B.I.S.N. Company's steamers between Pingapore and Calcutta or Singapore and badras in lieu of the section of their P & O. Tickets Singapore to Colombo.
All Cabins are fitted with Beatrie Fane free of charge.
Parcels Measuring not more than 2 ft. x 2ft. x 1 will be monived at the Company's Office up to noon on the day previous to sailing. ..... ...
For Further Information, Passage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, etc., apply to...-- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
21. Des Voeux Road Central
SHADOWS BEFORE.
HONGKONG.
Coming Events Advertised. In The Mail.
May
www.ing
ENTERTAINMENT.
28.--Coronet
Noma Talmadge in
Through"
Theatre; "Smilin"
Theatre; Stuart
May 28. → World Gladys Brockwell and Holmes in "Paid Back."
May 28,-Star Theatre; Nazimova in "The Brat."
May 29.-Theatre Royal; T Daniel Frawloy Co.'s opening per formance The Cat and The Can- ary," 9.15 p.m.
May 30-Theatre Royal; T. Daniel Frawley Co., "Lawful Lar- cony," 9.15 p.m.
Agents.
WOMEN'S RIGHTS.
A REFORMED MARRIAGE
SERVICE
and
Parcels will be received at the Office until 3. p.m. the day before sailing. The contents and value of all packages. are.required.
** For further particulars apply to MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & ̋GO.,
Agents.
Hongkong, May 22, 1993,
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.
Tho N.Y.K. 8.5. "Tamb1 Maru” (Bam- bay Lino) left Bombay for Bengkong via ports on May 14 and in expected here
to-morrow.
The PC. 4.8. Allpora" left Shinionowaki for this port on Thursday May 24 at 3 pm. and is dus here to- morrow at about 8 a..
The P. & O... "Nyanza" left Shang-
hai for this port on Saturday May 20 at
11
2.0, and is doo here on Tuesday to- morrow at about 7am.
The B. F. a. Toiresins" left Liver- pool on April 28 for Singapore, Hong- koug and Shanghai and is dus here on May 31.
The OPS. RM.S. "Empress of Canada" Capt. A. J. Hailey, R.N.R, Commander, will leave here for Victoris (Woosung), Kote and Yokohama at noon and Vancouver, B.C., via Shanghai on Juno
The C.PB, R.M.S. Empress of Rais" left Vancouver for Hongkong. via Japan ports, Shanghai on May 18 idus at Yokohama on May 2 ovaning and is expected hero o June 3.
INDO-CHINA
STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LT
SAILINGS SUBJECT, TO ALTERATION.
DESTINATION
STEAMER
'Baxorok via SWATOW.................... CHAKSANG „TSINGTAU via SWATOW & SHAKOHAN...TAISAKO
STRAITS and ÜALGETTA
„HORANG
BAILING.
....Tues., 10th May;?
Tabs., 29th May,
... Wed., 30th May,
Harsono via BOIROW ...........LEESANG, Aug Fri, 1st Jung'i KOB via Mon
L................. DAISANG ......EPL, Im June, YURANG Jin.Fri.j.: 1st June, ...............CH)PSHING .....................Fri,... (lat Jurą.
SearDHÁI The AKION.
TIETHIN
MANILA... muzENÍ "SHAKONAI via SWATDW...........................
BHANGA via BWATOW...................... position SANDAKAN.
SHANGHAI via SWATOW... Straits and G4LCUTTA
I
YUTENBANG ............. Fri... lat Inne, WINGRANG
TỪNGMING MAUSANG
Tues., Ath June, 10 Then.. 8th June, No
Fri., 8th June
KOWNGSANG...Run.. 10th Jure, 11 LAIBANG MOM, 18th Jonn, #1)
Calcutta - Line-Thallas sow sɗonde recufar salilings to Caleotta, Ponang and Ringapura
Calling at Nbanghai. All steamers bare sxcellent passenger, anguma octalon, and Etted with wireless and rany a fully qualinei f
from Calculia sisamar» procedú víš Straita apil Zonakoɑg to Japan, ww22
Shane Line-Belling approximately erarý tamo daya benton and Shem
Manila
elling.at Hwntow, Thrangi ilckein van be obtained and through Hills Axa fund to alt Northern and Yanglaze Potta vis Lino-A westly service in maintained
Manila by
with goo
Accummodation, walilage from bath ports every Filday.. |· Haiphong Line-Haling approximately weekly for passengers and cargo, colBeg at Hollow whe
Borsso
intumesconditer Lia-Yos nightly mullings to and from Handakan by two 'công tons atonmen BE
* and 18. "SAUBAÑO” Both Blesmere having ancollent passen
LaDonn, Tawan and Läbal Data.
NGAN Garg taken μm thrurgh Bilte ut Lading for Kedat, fomento
Tientsin Link-A regular service je sun for March to November between Kongbong
Tisatula calling Walkatreland Cheloo. Bangkok, Lino.—A weekly norufco la gravidel belwom Kongkong and Nangkok via Hwatow,
stenkori Klind willi vyto-date passafer accommodation.
CALCUTTA LINE.
THE STEAMSHIP
“KOSANG”
will be despatched on 30th May, at 3 p.m."
TOE
SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA, Through Bill of Lading jaaned to RANGOON, MADEAS, PORT SWETTENHAM ARD DUTCH EAST INDIES.
For Freight and Fassago apply to 1-
Telephone Central 216.
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. General Manager,
NYK W
SAILINGS SUBJECT TO AUTERATION.
The CP.B., RMS. "Empress of mechanism
stores on believe that the old and the young Asts" arrived at Yokohama on May 25 foreign vessels in American ports. or rations
elements in the bandits camp have.m. left Vokolatos on May 20 p.m. and The
foregoing statement conflicts with partially split. The former do not is daent Vancouver on June 4. the Supreme Court's liquor decision, but want inexporation in the army. The 6.9. "Tana" of the Norwegian VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan pora, it is understood that the State Depart owing to their pant record being | Africa sod Australia Lina (China and Through Bills of Lading lasted to all Overland Common Points in USA.& Omga” ment has found means for reconciliation | known, while the latter wish to be-1 Japan Service) left Antwerp on Mar. 99/ Through passage rates to Europe via Ameriça (99, 100% B.8405, G8420, GSSAN by permitting foreign vessels to list, wine rations as part of their medical stores. come soldiers, as their career is and is due to arrive in Hongkong on or
*bout June 6. before them. This indecision ham- pers the negotiations, and until a
The N.V.K. a. Atsuts Mara “ (Etiopean Line) Iaft London far Hong- definite suit occurs delay in the
WASHINGTON, May 28th.
MANSEILLES, LONDON & ANSI op via Singapore &c.
SHIDZUOKA“ “ MARU Calling Keelung ... «lfondap:4th Juns 11 am YOKOHAMA "MARU
...Monday, 25th June
HARUNA. MARU...
Wednesday, 6th June, KAMO MARU
matan dan ku Wednesday, 20th June.
DAKAR MARU
Monday, 4th June The B. F. e. "Bheeus" left Liver- LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA. pool on May 5 for Hongkong and Shang-SYDNEY &. MELBO JANE via Manila &c. bal and is duo hare on or about June 9.
...Sunday AKI MARO..._*** The E. A. Co's m.s. “Panama" left
TANGO MAR BOSTON VIA FANAMA.. NEW YORK and/or
keng vis ports on Apr. 28 and is expost- MANDURO VÍA LONDON & ROTTERDAM,
In addition to the British and Spanish written representations regards saforormons of prohibition on ships, three other Governments-France, Italy and release of the captives is unavoided here on June 9, Germany--havo srally drawn attention to the inconvenience which will be castend to their commerce.
THE POLAR FLIGHT.
The Storting
CHRISTIANIA, May Sch
unanimously adopted Bill appropriating 60,000 kroner for sending two flying boats to Spitsbergen to assist Capt. Amundsen
NEW YORK NEWSPAPER PURCHASK-
New Yoan, May 28th, Mr. Frank Munsey hna purchased the New York Globa,
CONTROL OF OPIUM.
able.
*PRKING, May 26. ̈ It is reported that the bandits on Saturday attempted to hold up the sixth train on the Peking to Hun- kow railway, but were driven off by the fourteen division.
Hamburg on Apr. 97 and is expected here on Jane 10.
The B. F. 8. Troilus" left Liver- pool on May 12 for Hongkong, Shanghai, Cheloo, Taku and Dainy and is due bore ca or about Jane 14.
The NY.K. 8. " Keshinia - Maru"; THE COLTMAN CASE SETTLEMENT. Enropean Line) left London for Hong-
PERING, May 26. The Waichipu stules that the Government has dismissed from Kalgan the Chiof-of-Staff and Chief Adjutant, und Adjutant. Wang,
The Government has also agreed
kong via Marseilles and ports on May 18 and is expected hare on June 19.
The B. F. a..."*Halenus" left Liver- pool on May 1B for Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai sad Japan and is dus here on June 22.
The P. M. B. President, Pieroo
MAYEBASHT MARU
**
17th May 10. Wednesday, 20th June
...Saturday
BUENOS AIRES vis 6'pore, Delagon Bay, Darbon & Cape Town,
KAWACHI MARU
BOMBAY via Fingapore, Penang & Colombo.
MORIOKA MARU .... CALCUTTA
Middie Juns
...Souday, 10th Jans
...Saturday, tod June
Singapore, Penang & Kangoon. RANGOON MARU .... NAGATO MARU NAGASAKI KOBS & YOKOHAMA,
YOSHINO HARU....... .... ni k SHANGHAL KOBE & YOKOHAMA,
ATSUTA MARU...
Saturday, 9th Jans
-
Thursday, 14th June.
...Wednesday, 8th June
For further information apply to NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
T. OGURI, Manager..
sailed from San Francisco for the Orient Tel. Central Nos. 292 & 253, with full complement of passengers and
JG
and will sail for Manila on June 11 to the payment of gold $25,000, the he is due at Hongkong on June arriving at that post on June 13, Steamer arrives Hongkong, bomeward. on June 18 sailing for San Francisco on June 20 being due at the latter port on July is.
FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.
The fares prescribed for public vehicles
GENEVA, May 28th. women's rights" cam-) A new paign apparently threatens in con- Porter'a proposals.
Chaah Sin Chu supported Mr. Storm
Bir (G1) Campbell indemnity claim in the Coltman nection with the proposals for India) also the Japanese delegato dis- case, which is therefore practically revision of the Prayer Book," re- agreed with the American interpretation settled. marks the Chronicle; "It is to be of the Hague Convention. Sir Malcolm undertaken by enthusiasts of the Great Britain was ready to take part in
Delevingus (Great Britain) declared
that League of the Church Militant-a campaige to body which was heard of a good and decrease the ad suppress opium
production. M. deal in the height of the goois (France) contended that nocordin
to suffrage agitation--and seeks the the Hague Convention, the consumption elision from the marriage service of of opium in guy.
form
was legitimado in the man's promise, with all my all countries in which it was not absolute worldly goods thee endew," the was not only the medical use of opium
ly forbiddon, It FA
therefore clear that bride's undertaking to "obey" and which ought to be considered legal. the "giving away" of the bride. These are stigmatised as insinceri-
GENEVA, May 20th The Opium Commission has appointed ties incompatible with spiritual sub-committee, composed of the
British, equality of the sexes. It is hoped Japanese and American delogston to by visits to local centres, to obtain conduct an enquiry into the discrepancies expressions of opinion to back ations as furnished by Japan on the one fep minutes, statistics relating to opium imports five minutes the National hand; and Britain and. Americs on the Quarter hour, ... communication to Assembly of the Church of Engther.
AbouY ON fland when it meets to consider The commission adopted, a resolution, One hour,
moved by Sir John Jordan, the chject of which is the publishing of information concerning the opiam trüffic
May 31.-Theatre Royal; T. Daniel Frawley Co., "Smiling Through," 9.15 p.m.
June 1.-Theatre Royal; Trevision in July." Daniel Frawley Co., "Anna Chris tio," 9.16 p.m.
June 2Theatre Royal; T. Daniel Frawley Co., "My Lady Friends," 9.15 p/m.
June 4-Theatre Royal; T. Daniel Frawley Co., "Tea For Threo," 9.15 p.m.
June 5.-Theatre Royal; T. Daniel Frawley Co., The Gold Diggers, 9.16 p.m
SPORTING EVENT.
June 2~Third Gymkhana of the Hongkong Jockey Club, Race Course, 3.30 p.m.
COMPANY MEETINGS. May 30Hongkong Hide and Leather Co., Ltd., extraordinary general meeting at the Company's Office, 67-69 Des. Vieux Road Central, at noÒN.
May BL-Twenty-fifth ordinary annual meeting of the Star Ferry
Muthoon & Co
This seems rather a fuss about nothing. If the bride's under taking to obey should be cut out, why not the undertaking to love and honour as well? In fact it is safer to promise to do the first thun it is to promise to do the other two. A woman can force barself to obey but she certainly cannot force herself to love or to honour. That depends on the man If these promises are to go, the corresponding ones made by the bridegroom must go too. It is no small thing to promise
PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES,
Fer A‚O.L 8,8, “President MoKinloy ". for Manila on? May. 25 :-Mr K. & Tenhagen. Mra E. Tenhagon, Capt, and Men R, Jowitz, Miss R. Allen. Miss P, Carlotte, tre P. O'Brien, Master: A.
O'Brian, Mr W: H. Coulson, Mr H. A. Hyndman, Mr and Mrs. Wyss,, Men, V. Bamioz, Mias E. Ramiez, Dr W. 8. Car-
to worship with your body" aber Mes NV. Georges Bears E. T woman who, after marriage, máy: let her herself go to pieces and be come an unattractive sloven. The promises in the marriage service certainly cut both, waya and if one or two are to go, it would be more logical, to rewrite the whole thing ideal of marriage to be aimed at
› Georgen, Malchand Tolani, Paul Dubois EB Ropinirsen, Lam To, Chang Chal Wah, Ubeong: Kook Hing, Kwa Low, Cheung Tew Wal, Mine D. Ankew, Mi A..D. Angow, Mrs H. A. Allen, Col.. EL. A. Allen, Lir H. Allen, Mr E. Anderson, Mr Jack Brookman, Col. P. P.
—or else leave it as it stands as an
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#
Iary Subsequent hour, v
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or
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240)
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