THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH;
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1922,
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London, Oct. 11.
It is certain as eah be that there will be a general election before Christmas, announces the political correspondent of Mr. Lloyd George's organ, the Daủy Chronicle, following a meeting of the Cabinet at which the question was deliberated. The only doubt is whether it can be taken before the meeting of Parliament in November.
Mr. Lloyd George manifestly considers that the prospective successful jasue of the Government's policy in the Near Eas which evoked such violent criticism on the part of the opposition. offers an unmissable electoral opportunity. There were, cansa- quently, the greatest activities in Coalition circles resterday, Party Whips and organisers met to consider reports from 'con- stituencies, Mr. Chamberlain conferred with his Conservative-col- leagues and then with Lord Carson, Mr. Lord George consulted various Coalition Liberal supporters, who endorsed the wisdom of an early election, and Sir Robert Horse and Mr. Amery decided to postpone their visits to the United States and Canada respective- ly. Some counsellors are advising Mr. Lloyd George to resign in view of the threatened revolt of the Conservative Associations, but his resignation at present is not regarded seriously. Mr. Cham- berlain intimated that if, fallowing resignation, he was summoned to form a Government, he would advise His Majesty to dissolve Parliament.
THE MUDANIA AGREEMENT.
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Loudes. Oct. 11. Madania
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The news of the signing of the agreement at 11 o'clock yesterday evening arrived too late for comment in the morning newspapers, but it was not unexpected and undoubtedly has been received with universal satisfaction and relief. It is pointed out here, that the renewed evidence of Allied solidarity was an important factor in inducing the acceptance of the terms by the Turks, who saw clearly that terms indicated
were the Allies last word
Constantinople. Oct. 1
In a conciliatory speech presenting the proposed convention Major-General Harington thanked Ismet for the order of a cessa- tion to the movement of troops. He described the terms as gen- erous and said the Allied troops would be removed from Constan- tinople on the declaration of peace. It appeared to him that the Turks were offered nearly all their national aspirations without loss of life and without disturbing the peace and prosperity of their country. "Your goal is within reach and will be entirely in your hands in 45 days and your administration established satin factorily. All the Allies ask is that the present zone be respected the ratification of the peace; secondly, a limit to gendarmery. in Tance: thirdly, the presence 05 Allied detachments and missions in Thrace for a very limited period. The Greek dele- gates would be disposed to sign with certain reservations.
Athens, Oct. 11.
31. Tdalmis has ow intimated his rudiness to sccept the Fremiership.
Paris, Oct. 1
The Government at Constantinople is in accord with the Mudarin Agreement to which it has subscribed.
CHINA'S NATIONAL DAY:
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London. Oct. 11. Cman isingenu. Chinese Charge d'Affaires, held reception at the Chinese Legation to celebrate the eleventh anniversary of the establishment of the repablic. The reception was largely at- tended by English, Chinese, Japanese and foreign diplomatists. The Republican Bug flew on the roof of the Legatinh.
Mr. Choo Hsin-chu, in a speech welcoming the guests, said the young Chinese Republic was like child seeking guidance an assistance from an older constitutional country. Such country could be to other than Britain, the cidest constitutional
country in the world, the most constitutionzi in letter, most democratic
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in spirit and the one recognised us the most friendly nation China. He proceeded to refer to the situation in China and phasised the essential need for unification of North and South. He declared that although the country was in a most critical stage it was in the most hopeful state of transition. He referred in this connection to the better political and commercial outlook and concluded in an optimistic strain as regards the future.
Mr. Chu later gave a dinner in honour of the new British Min- ister. Others present were Viscount Hayashi, Mr. Wilton (Assistant Chief of the Sah Administration at Peking). Sir John Jordan, Sir Malcolm Delevigne, Sir Richard Dane, Sir Edward Pearce Foreign Ofice officials,
RUSSIA'S TROUBLES.
and
Riga, Oct. 11. The members of the Central Committee of the all Russian Trade Unions have been arrested by order of the Soviet Supreme Tribunal.
A serious rising is reported in North Caucasus. The insur- gents destroyed or dispersed the Red forces. Apunitive expedi tion is now engaged,
ITALIAN AVIATION PRIZE.
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Rome. Oct. 11. Ferrarin, who flew from Rome to Tokyo in 1920, won Aviation Grand Cup of Haly, covering the course, 2,004 kilometres, in 12 hours 57 minutes. Only two entrants qualified in the eliminating trials, and Ferrarin was the only starter in the actual
race.
JAPAN AND THE LEAGUE,
Geneva, Oct. 11
in consequence of Viscount Ishii going to Japan on leave, the League of Nations has been notified that Mr. Adatci, Ambassador to Brussels, replaces him on the Council of the League.
DUTCH EAST INDIES BONDS.
Amsterdam, Oct. 11.
The issue of 6,000,000 guilders City of Sourabaya six per cent. bonds at 93% is impending.
THE REPARATIONS COMMISSION.
Paris, Oct. 11
M. Barthou has been unánimously elected President of the Reparations Commission in succession to M. Dubois..
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LADIES HOCKEY. Club's Annual Meeting. A most successful year was 70- ported by the president of the Hongkong Ladies' Hockey Club at it- annual meeting hell in Jar- das' building fast wight. Twelve new members had been secured lung the past season, this bring- ing 'he total number up to 29: 1 conndently anticipated that dur- ing the forthcoming rear there will be an increase in that number. Owing to the fact that there is * sement only one ladies" knoken. dub in Hoogkong it has been found impossible to bold a regular Series 0: games. the expedient baving been adopted of form- ing "A" and **** team, which have played scratch matches against
another. It is hoped that during the coming sea- } son other ladies' clubs will be form- ed and it is probable that a chal. lenge will be issued. to the men's hockey club, the latter to play left- handed. During the past year much valuable rendered by various gentlemen assistance had been
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