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HONGKONG.

-The wedding arranged between

A HOBO WITH ONE GOOD EYE AND A TOP HAT is happier than one with both eyes affected.

LAZARUS.

ed by the Press Bureau of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's government.

In

Mackintosh will take place at the the full text of Canton's official Union Church, Kennedy Road, at statement.

THE CHINA MAIL

In advertising Mr. Chan Lim-pax than it is in any other person who happens to be in the news for the moment. Of course, It serves Dr. Sun's purpose to insinuate that the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation is backing up some alleged plan of the bank's compradore to enable "a group of conspirators among the Merchant Volunteers to overthrow the Canton Government by bringing about the paralysis of the political and commercial metropolis." Obviously the Canton Government could not sit by and "watch a gang of armed men instituting a reign of terror-even a purely imaginary one among law-abid. ing citizens and at the same time encompassing the Government's downfall." Several weeks ago the suspicions of the Canton Authori- ties were aroused with regard to the insidious intentions of Mr. Chan Lim-pak and the Volunteers; yet we are told, on page 2 of the official statement, "Government returns arms" (seized on the s.s. "Hav" after official permission for their importation had been grant- ed.) Those who believe the Canton Government's explanation can only come to the conclusion that the Volunteers are entirely to blame for the drastic action which "President" Sun felt com- pelled to take.

At the same time, the specious claim now put forward in the official statement has not the

NOISE NUISANCE.

To the Editor of the China Mail.]

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924,

DOCTOR THREATENED.

MEDICAL MAN SCARES;

FOOTPADS.":

pro-

NAVY LEAGUE CONCERT.

LAST NIGHT'S BRILLIANT SUCCESS.

which are so essential to our CORRESPONDENCE, prosperity, nor the railway to Canton that doesn't pay the lower level tram track that does; the Peak rallway that conveys such a large number to comparative seclusion and delightful coolness;

CALDER PATH INCIDENT.

Little difficulty will be found in the Tai Tam reservoir did not Sir, I am one of those unfort- emanate from his apparently be unate people who has to try to

agreeing with. the Hon. Mr. fuddled brain, nor was it financed act a living in Des Voeux Road Dr. J. C. Dalmahoy Allan has Holyoak that last night's Navy from his attenuated purse; nor the Central and am appalled and only just reported to the police League Concert-upart from its reclamation scheme. The list could almost paralysed by the frightful that at 11 o'clock on the night of charitable appeal-gave good. easily be extended. Suffice it to say, tow made by the drivers of the October 7. while he was that without coolie labour the promotor cars and, taxi-cabs. Why ceeding up: Calder Path, he met value for the money paid for greas of this and other places should we have to put up with this two Chinese males, one of whom admission, and compared more would be considerably retarded, almost tolerable nuisance. In made a threatening movement to than favourably with any concert, and the work he now does, given Manila it is not allowed at all, wards him, 'calling out into other hands, done leas satis second, offence being treated with (Chinese for" strike"). Dr. Allan amateur or professional, pre- factorily than it is. His is a severe fine and the third with a swung a heavy bag he was carry-viously given in the Colony. There Surely the Ing at his assailant, in doing which were a number of items submitted honourable work, which cannot sentence to Billibid. lightly be said of many of the proper authority can do something he lost his balance and fell down. which raised the concert to &

On rising he found his assailants tasks that man sets himself to do. to abate this muisance.'

Yours truly, Recognising this fact, the motive should be not to despise the coolic, but rather to respect him, seeking Hongkong, October 21. to make his lot less irksome than it is, on the biblical dictum that "the labourer is worthy of his hire."

st

SHADOWS BEFORE.

Coming Events Advertised

In The Mall, "

ENTERTAINMENTS.

[1

and

A WORRIED ONE.

A SHORT MEMORY, 、

To the Editor of the " China Mall,”]

Sir,-Canton's Press Bureau says, in the communiqué published yesterday!--

"ta

had made off. Calder Path, it may high pitch worthy of careful be mentioned, runs from Kennedy criticism and relieved it some- Road to Macdonnell Road.

what from a flood of vocal, contributions which otherwise But would have swamped it. the audience had assumed no critical mantle, and was generous in its appreciation to all

HIGHWAY ROBBERS,

na

DARING ATTACK ON who helped as it was in its over-

HILL-SIDE.

WOMEN VICTIMS.

flowing attendance. It seemed strange that a band connected with a military regiment should set the. "Obviously the Government

tone to the concert and give it its could not sit by and watch a gang:

only outstanding naval character. of armed men instituting a reign

Toh Mo-ching, spinster, of 1, Po The band of the 1st East Surrey of terror, among law-abiding Wa Street, while walking along Regiment opened with a dashing citizens and at the same time Smithfield Path, which leads from performance of Ansell's "Ply- encompassing its own downfall." the slaughter houses to the mouth Hoe and later gave a cemetery, in company with her Fantasia-Miller's "Trafalgar.” elder sister, her brother, age 10, The former proved its claim to and amab, were accosted at the being music; but the latter junction of Mr. Davis Road at about appealed by reason of its "scenic" 3.30 p.m. yesterday by three effects, the intermingling of its Chinese males who had followed themes and the singing of "The them up the path. Producing Death of Nelson" by Bandaman daggers, they threatened the party, Wernhim (name not on. pro- and escaped down the hill-side gramme). This rendition quite towards Jubilee Road after rellev startled the audience. The singer, ing them of money and jewellery we believe is, untrained, but his to the value of $81.

enunciation was as clear as the proverbial bell, and he obviously possesses a voice of clearness, sweetness and quite extraordinary range. It was good-very good. Bandmaster Bradshaw's handling of his forces was, as usual, a vivid piece of personality. His con- ducting is always aimed at getting the best out of his men-and that means good music, and his men responded in no uncertain manner.

October 22-Coronet Theatre;) This sounds very well as an Ashes of Vengeance."

excuse for shooting down the October. 22.-Star Theatre; merchants. Against it the Canton Treasure Island."

Government has to its credit its October 22.-World Theatre; sitting by &c. when self-constituted "The Man of Her Dreams." labour bosses had their parasites October 22-Queen's Theatre; out to terrorise peaceful Shameen Woman to Woman."

employees who wanted to get back October 22. The

Oriental to their jobs. Is memory so short Shows, Kowloon. commoncing that the pickets at Shameen's

bridgeheads have been forgotten daily at 4 p.m.

October 22.-Theatre Royal, They were neither wamed nor ring of truth and is not likely grand concert by the world-famous shot down. to convince those, who know violinist Efrem Zimbalist, 9.15

Yours etc.,

LS. H their China-that-the-circum-p.m

Hongkong. October 22. stances justified the drastic action taken on Wednesday last. In the first place if one in to believe that there actually was any plot to overthrow the Canton Government and that the Canton Authorities were cognizant of it some weeks ago, one cannot recognize the claim put forward that they actually placed arms and ammunition in the hands of such desperate characters as the Merchant Volunteers are now alleged to be. Such action is not that of a sane man.

October 26.-H.K.W.G. M.C.L Clüldren's Fête.

October 28.-Theatre Royal, Italian Grand Opera Company.

October -First Musicale of the season at Helenu May Institute. 5.30 p.in..

October-Grand Recital at the City Hall, 5.30 p.m.

SPORTS.

DANCE.""

QUEEN'S THEATRE.

A

WOMAN TO WOMAN.”

CRIMINAL SESSIONS,

!

QUARTER-MASTER SENT TO PRISON.

POSSESSION OF ARMS,

"Woman to Woman," which is showing at the Queen's Theatre At the Criminal Sessions yester-Then there was a one, act play- to-day, is one of the best pictures day afternoon, before Mr. Justice a farce-by Victor Bridgers October 22-Second Bi-annual produced in London that has come Gompertz, the first case heard was? Bridges) of simple construc- Yachting Race commencing 4 p.m. to Hongkong. It compares favour-one of being in possession of tion, designed principally to amuse,

November 8-Sixth extra raceably with the best American arms. ·

possibly to teach the lesson meeting of the Hongkong Jockey productions; is elaborately mount- The prisoner was William Earl being that people in glass houses ed, beautifully photographed and Hastings, formerly quartermaster should not wear coloured specta- Club.

well acted. Perhaps the biggest of the "President McKinley." Hecies. It gave Mr. A. N. Lucey an October 25-Dance at the Peak feature of the picture is the lavish pleaded guilty Club, 9.15 p.m.

laterior sets and the striking cos-

opportunity to show us another- Mr. Hazlerigg, stating the case PUBLIC AUCTION.

tumes worn by the star, Betty for the Crown, said that accused side to his abilities as an amateur October 23--Lammert Bros.. at Compson. The opening scenes was stopped on Kowloon Wharf actor. His personation as a butler Sales Room, L64 tins unic acid. show the Moulin Rouge in Paris by a Chinese Revenue Officer on Mr. Lucey sunk in the weaknesses

was a perfect vignette. 11 an.

and some fine lighting effects are September 22, and taken to the October 28-Lammert Bros. at used to advantage. There are also Revenue Office for the purpose of of a butler partial to his mastere cigars and wine, and able, at the Sales Room, household furniture, a number of realistic dances by search by Officer Lannigan. 2.50 p.m.

Betty Compson, who went to, The search revealed five brown right moment, to see the human England to star in this production paper packages hidden inside the weaknesses of his employers at mau's shirt and these contained what is known as the psychological one revolver, one stock, one barrel, moment. Miss Alyce Brennan and a clip containing four rounds, Mr. L. M. S. Lloyd were colleagues these three items comprising "a "on," and Mr. R. Foster "off" who complete Luger pistol, and 320 assisted to make the trifle amus- rounds of ammunition suitable to ing. Miss Dallas Fraser in two. 'cello solos and Madame Bonefant the weapons,⚫!

COMPANY MEETINGS. November 5-Further extra- ordinary meeting of Douglas-8;9: Co., Ltd., at 20 Des Voeux Road Central, noon.

November 8.--General meeting

"LOCAL AND GENERAL

While we willingly give publicity to the Canton official statement, we regret that Dr. Sun Yat-sen and his advisers have not been able to put forward a better defence for the slaughter of Wednesday last. Nothing put forward in the official statement alters our opinion that violent opposition was purposely pre-supposed and that orders were given by the "compleat Bolshevik" Sun Yat-sen "to teach the rabble a lesson." We still contend that the Canton affair was butchery as cold-blooded as It was cal October 22-Control of Mind culated. Evidence goes to prove he the subject of the weekly public has been posted

and Building of Character." will that Dr. Sun Yat-sen himself tecture at the Hongkong Lodge mariners relating to shoal water in broke faith with the Merchant The Theosophical Society, 16, Wei-hai-wei anchorage. Full de- talls are given, based on a survey Volunteers and in an attempt to Queen's Rond Central, 5.45 p.m.

October 24.-Twentieth annual carried out by officers of the China justify his despicable action then meeting of members of the Squadron in August this year.

At 10.45 p.m. yesterday "a of members of the Hongkong and Chinese male was knocked down Chim Camphor Refining Co., Ltd., by motor car No. 709 at Des Voeux at the offices of the Dairy Farm Ice Road Central. His left log was and Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Lower injured, but not seriously, though Albert Road. noon.

he had to be taken to the Tung Hospital.

OTHER MEETINGS,

and later he is now attempting to R.H.K.Y.C. at the Club House, draw a red herring across the trail North Point, 5.45 p.. by putting forward charges against Mr. Chan Lim-pak and the Volunteers of plots made in Hong- kong in the hopes that the outside world will accept his version of the butchery of October 15.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

*

It was.

The accused had offered no re-in plano solos, offered the light sistance to search, and throughout classical, and earned the quiet had made a clean breast of the attention that preceded what affair, saying that he was asked to might well be deemed a recall. take the articles ashore by the Malini was Malini, and his com- At the Harbour Office there No. 1 Chinese butcher. As the mittee of brightly clad ladies was

a notice to butcher owed him a large sum of a tribute to his sleight of tongue. '

money he had thought he would Mr. Charles Olive's voice rang retain the guns and ammunition through the Theatre in a Dickens until the sum was repaid. It was impersonation (Scrooge), and obvious that the accused knew he vocal items followed in quick suc was committing a crime as notices cession from Mrs. W. H, Perry, were posted in all ships and the Mrs.. N. Matheson, Mrs. Douglas The case in which Lo Shu-fan serious nature of the offence was Reid, and Messrs. G. H. Piercy, and Charles Kent are charged with generally known. “

A. H. Lay, R. McA, McKeown and conspiracy to'defraud was resum His Honour addressed the pri- E. A. Musitano. Mrs. C. Mancini ed at the Central Magistracy yes soner briefly before passing sen- led us in "Land of Hope and terday, when the evidence of Mak tence and reminded him that Glory" and WRS: deservedly Nam-mun, a solicitor's clerk, and owing to the importation of arms popular: Those at the piano were the further evidence of Ho Sal-lok, into the Colony by outside Mesdames Wood, Bonenfant and the young son of the complainant, persons, many police officers had Hyde and Messrs. Clarke and The Bible Circle at the Helena Mrs. Wong Tak-yin, was taken. been killed and wounded in the Mason. We missed Mr. Hannibal's May Institute on Friday, October During the course of the examina execution of their duty and a large 24, will be conducted by Mrs. H. tion of the latter witness, the pro- puniber of private citizens subject assurance that he does like an egg Lechmere Clift at 10.30 a.m. The secuting counsel (Mr. M. K. Lo) ed to robbery and wounding. It for his tes. From the Hon. Mr. WHAT IS A COOLIE?

meeting is open to all women suggested reading out to him the was a very serious matter. Con- Holyoak's neatly phrased speech Advt..

terms of the agreement, but Mr.tipuing, he said that he had con- we gathered that the day's efforts Some discussion has taken place

Davidson, for the defence, objected sidered prisoner's position, who were likely to result in at least A sentence of three months' to this course, and after further as a quartermaster of amall $4,000 being raised, and that Mr. H. U. Ireland and Miss E. A. yesterday's issue, we published in the North regarding the above hard labour was meted out this evidence as to what he knew of steamer was no doubt a man of amongst others, Mra. Aucott was

seemingly startling, question and much erudite knowledge has been morning to an unemployed Chinese the whole affair, the hearing was unblemished character, but he to be thanked for arranging the forthcoming as a result. Unfor- for the theft of one shovel, the pro-adjourned until tomorrow after could not see his way clear to sale of flags, Professor Malini for 3.30 p.m. on Friday, 7th Novem- In view, however, of the cam- tunately, one side has been party of the Sanitary Department noon..." ber, 1924. No invitations are. being issued, but all friends will paign of misrepresentation and debated from the philological at Shamshuipo.

point of view, and another has a

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. A revolver with a holster and and at the reception to be held in Dr. Sun's subsidised press guishing between the

found in the fane at the back of Lieut. Col. G. R. V. Steward, of afterwards at 1 St. John's Place,

regarding the British Govern-"coolie" and "farmer." The two Messrs. Lane, Crawford's premises the Inniskilling Fusiliers, has been ment's attitude towards Dr. Sun Chinese characters used to denote at 2 p.m. yesterday and brought to appointed Military Attaché at characterised his bearing since the of light and colour, whilst num- Yat-sen and his Government, it is coolle mean hard labour, and the Central Police Station. necessary to deal somewhat fully the interpretation given to the

A fine of $25 was imposed on Mr. Chau Sluki has forwarded a The China

Mail, with the official statement. name or the statement that a boatman named Li Kwai, by Mr. further sum of $1,000 to the Hon. As we stated last week, we have a coolie, strictly speaking, is E. W. Hamilton, at the Kowloon Treasurer of the Alice Memorial

& hard labourer, uneducated, Magistracy, this morning, for and Affliated Hospitals, represent BONGKONG, WEDNESDAY. Oct. 22, 1924, no quarrel with Dr. Sun for his unskilful, industrially unclassi- causing an obstriction by leaving ing twelve donations collected by

decision to disband the Merchant fied, selling his strength or loads of sand at Yaumati, him from Chinese friends. Volunteers. When, however, an muscle power for bread and butter yesterday. CANTON'S RED HERRING. official document contains so many painful work for the lowest pay." and doing the hardest and most

The members and committee of A Chinese male named Chlu the Chinese Merchant's Club were grossly misleading statements as That Is how he appears to the Ho-tau, age 32, was admitted to the at Home to their friends at the "Reports have been received in that under review, it is high time foreigner. In Hongkong, he may Government Civil Hospital suffer- Club's premises yesterday after- Canton for some time of plots steps were taken to dispel the be classified as a ricaba coolie,' & Ing from injuries. They were noon. All of the Colony's pro- made at Hongkong between Chan delusions under which my cargo coolle, a house coolie, caused by being knocked down by minent Chinese members were pre Lim-pak, the former Commandant government appears chronically chair coolie or just motor car No. 399 at Queen's Road sent as were also a number of the

coolle. It matters not. He is West yesterday.

foreign community. of the Merchant Volunteer Corps, to labour. The widespread cam-probably at the lowest rung of and the agents of Chen Chiting-paign to advertise Chan Lint-pak The social ladder in Chine, and, Bo A discovery of arms was The engagement is annonaced

Helps Over Hard Finces ming" to overthrow the Govern and his pinch-back Facciati in the it agente, regarded and treated as made on the B-p President between Mr. Frederick PFrank

Diluted with a 129'n sweetened water. Serat Kirby lla, eldest son of the laze Mr, and Chamberlain's Galle and 21 Diarrhoes from Lalchitok Road, the Lau A further outbreak was reported" such by his nationals fils is the Grant yester ment responsible for the slaughter foreign press (sic) in Hongkong most despised of work, but, let it of the Water Folice, the haul com Mrs. Alfred Franklin, of Bourne Remedy is way to take and lost Tan mashed being Javolved. The of the innocents in the "City of exists only in the fartile imaging be admitted, amongst the most prising out sporting rifla with 100 mouth, Hants, England, and Miss instantly owen sudden and intense

spread an adjoining matshed, Rams" on Wednesday Inst. This tion of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and his useful Nearly all our successful sounds of ammunition, four all Gladys L. Murdock only daughter coach wine, raspolate to Gurning both cuts. The had a cre

undertakings are partly to be laid bores of caps and 100 revolver of the Rev A G Murdoch, M.A. diaorder. A mother in perfectly is the flimsy peg from which satellite The foreign press

the minor hire cartridges. No arrest has been 8.D. and Mrs Murdoch, of Glass, riving it for a tour of jobes soriot Insured, and, they damage t

reanparabe from childhood-Bold and estimated at about $5,200 hange the official apologia publiek in Hongkong la do more i

planned the docks and the wharves i made

Huntley, Scotland.

incolamendied everywhere.

be welcome both at the ceremony slander," which is being conducted | been taken to task for not distin- | 10 rounds of ammunition were

inter

terms

we imagine few will cavil at

وان همین واژه اداره

Peking

inflict a lighter sentence than specially staying over to help, Mr. nine months' imprisonment with W. A. Dowley for arranging the hard labour. Sentence was accord concert, and Mr. L. M. Whyte for ingly passed and prisoner, whose acting so efficiently and imper- appearance had created a decided-| turbably as Hon. Secretary. It is favourable Impression, received obvious there were others for the it with the silence which has Theatre inside and out was a blaze

| day of his arrest.

bera of ladies sold programmes. and lollies," for the great cause. Hongkong, home and beauty". had nobly done its duty, for, led. by HE. the Governor and party, It crowded the Theatre.

SHARE QUOTATIONS,

Messrs. Joseph Gould & Co. kindly supply the following share quotations muling on the Shanghal market this morningsma

Langkats 18 Buyers. Eswos mindent. 10% Bayers. Shanghai Docks........ 96-- Bayers. New Engineerings -6.65 Buyers.. Orientals 3.50 Buyers Shanghat Cottons 53 Buyers.

TWO FIRES.

A small fre broke out yesterday at 199A, Reclamation Street, used as a rattan shop. This was quickly! extinguished by the Fire Brigade and practically no damage waik done.

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