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HOME ELECTION PROSPECTS.
How the Parties Stand.
PREMIER REJECTS TARIFF REFORM.
(Reuter & Strette.)
London, Noveraber 7.
Allies Contemplate Declaration of
at Constantinople.
Martial Law
SULTAN DOES NOT ACCEPT HIS DISMISSAL.
(Reuter's Service)
The Champions Sweepstake.
AMOY SERVANTS.
Demand for More Wages Hongkong Beat Manila in
03
TALK OF A STRIKE. (Our Own Cortrapondent.)
Amoy, Nov. 6.
Single.
THIS MORNINGS PLAY.
of
OVER 50,000 TICKETS SOLD. (Our Own Correspondent).
The foreigners of Amoy and
Hongkong and Manila aro Shanghai, Nov. 3. Tbo electoral confusion is such that scarcely s paper yesterday
The selling lotteries make Old with the possibility of gecer morning the singles matches were Kulangau are now face to facemesting in an interport golf son- agreed even on the totals of the nominations. A definitive list issued |
London, November 1
tast to-day at Fanling. This Official news shows that the situation at Constantinople is followed by Haresfield, Christ- to this effect have been floating played off, and this afternoon the
Bill the Champions favourite, servants' strike. Wild ramoun shows the candidates in England and Wales to number 1,332, graver. The Kemalists have increased the customs tariff from five mas Gift and Nationalist. Scotland 17 and North Ireland 16. divided into 26 parties and to fifteen times, doubling the price of bread, and have ordered that groups, of which the Conservatives have 432 in England and 38 in the duties be paid to Angors instead of the Ottoman Bank.
about for some time, but they foursomes are being contested. Fifty thousand Champions were not crystallized into fact
Perfect weather favoured the Scotland, the Liberals 287 in England and 48 in Scotland, the National Liberals 103 in England and 34 in Scotland, Labour 353 in England the debt officials to withdraw. This means abolition of the Financial,
They have withheld payments to the public debt and ordered second sweep has been started.
tickets have been sold, and a Luntil yesterday, when residents play this morning, which was And 39 in Scotland, the remainder being insignificant groupa, zen Commission, and the first step towards abolition of the public debt. $10 each. Of the total, 20 per cent. circular as follows:-
the island were presented
followed by # number The sweepstake tickets are with a polition in the form of a
enthusiasts who went out to tally with one representative, the strongest being the Independent | The Kemalists have also ordered the closing of the Britisblis dedacted as commission, 10,
witness the contests. The course Conservatives, who bare twelve, all in England.
Judicial Mixed Court: and have taken over the work of the Allied per cent of the balance is divided The terms Independent Liberals," "Coalition" Liberals"
We, the undersigned House was very little wind.
was in fine condition and there "Coalition Unionists" have disappeared. The list contains only one meat officials to leave Constanticople without the permission of qualified posios, and the net and Sanitary Commission. They bare forbidden the Ottoman Govern- amongst drawers of unplaced
hold Labourers of Kulangsu, dag Independent Liberal (Lieut-Colonel Davies, who has been returned Angora.
to state that owing to the great matches were won by Hongtoog Six pairs played off; and all the unopposed for Montgomery) and one Coalition Liberal, the formeri..
balance
increase of provisions. house with the exception of one which The Allies are absolutely united in the view that the respons follows:- 1st 70 per cent; 2nd..
is then Minister, Mr. McCurdy, whom a Literal and a Labourite are opposingibility for the safety of the population of Constantinople rests with 20 per cert.: 3rd. 10 per cent)
divided as
rent and household require was halved. Below we give the at Northampton).
ments daring the past few years, details - them. The Hizb Commissioners are taking steps to effect the re- A Tired Government.
lease of Kemal Bey, the former Minister of the Interior, and the
Maresfield the Favourite. London, November 7. anti-Kemalist journalist, whom the Kemalists arreste'. The Alles Mr. Llord George, speaking at Newcastle, said he disliked the regard this arrest as political persecution.
The weather is clear and cold new Government's worn and tired look it was time they woke up.
and the track unusually fast. It Sleepers were all right on a railway, but not in foreign policy.
is anticipated that there will be a flammation was again showing in the Near East. The Turks said "We have got rid of that fellow; just look at the list of the new banged at Ismid after a crowd bad half lynched bin.
It is reported that the Turkish liberal journalist Ali Kemal was sweeps. Maresfield is the selec record attendance and record Ministry. The Turks concluded that the time had come for another The Sultan when he visited General Harington yesterday said Champions.
tion of all the newspapers for the try-op He (Mr. Lloyd George) and his friends would support the that as Khalif he was head of the whole Moslem world, and was fiovernment provided they did no: let the British lag down and if therefore unwilling to accept the decision of the National Assembly. the Government showed the Turks that they would not be trifled;
Further Heavy Falls in Exchange. with. The Mudania Cavention must be observed and then trouble; would disappear and peace in the Near East be re-established.
London. November concluded by saying he was anxious to form National Liberal being 69.65 per pound sterling. The Belgian franc is at 75.35 In London, the French frane has reached a new low record, bodyguard in Parliament, not to embarrass the Government, be: to German marks are quoted at 35.000 to 38,000 to the pound. save them from the Die-Hard"extremists.
He
Hanged for Being in Opposition.
Constantinople, November 7.
Later.
Johnstone's Win. Mr. John Jobastone roda Silverstreak to victory in the
paid $140. This was the biggest ning by a neck. The pari-mutuel first race (Seven Furlongs), win
surprise of the Meeting.
TRY FOR THE PRIZE.
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Sent in your Football Com- petition coupons yet? Entries clase at noon on Saturd-y.
Look out for the tips by
American Newspapers' Comments on Situation. Mr. Bonar Law Throws Over Tariff Reform.
New York, November 6, Commenting on the Kemalist demands the World asserts that More than average interest attached to the speech of the "Pre-they constitute a dramatic vindication of Mr. Lloyd George's "fore- mier, at South London, in view of the preliminary official Conserva-casts. Frenchmen will soon say to M. Poincare with regard to five statement that he would expound the Government's ideas As France's recent diplomatic victory ever Britain: regards Tariff Reform and lezislation concerning the constitution of victory and we shall be logr."
Another such the House of Lords.
At the outset Mr. Botar Law referred to the ex-Premier's appeal stantinople was determined by the Armistice, and can be ended only" Quiz" to-morrow. These may
The Tribune declares that the status of the Allies as Coc- to the Dominions at the time of the recent Near East crists, and by a Kemalist act of war. The Kemalists would be mest foolish to help you to win the $50. expressed astonishment that it was issued withou: previous consultary war instead of negotiation.
on with the Dominions and with the knowledge only of three or four members of the Cabinet While wishing we had never gone to lists are worth little more than those of Abdul Hamid.
The S.X Tee says that evidently the promises of the Kemis-the
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chance your Palestine and Mesopotamis, but recognising the obligations to keep
winging. there. Mr. Bonsr Law said he would carefully consider
High Commissioners Adopt Firm Attitude. Earl (ireg's suggestion that we should consult with the Dominions on
Constantinople. November 7. that matter.
FUKIEN AFFAIRS.
"Little Asu❞ Flees.
from Foochow.
of
The Allied High Commissioners in a conversation with Hamid Referring to the recrudescence of the crisis in the Near East. helenments, while not wishing to interfere with the internal affairs of Bey, the Kemalist-representative, informed bim that the Allied Gov- emphasised the fact that the High Core missioners and Generals were Turkey, must maintain the system of control which was regarded as now absolutely united, which was not previously the case. disavowed Conservative hostility to Trades Finions and condemned!
He necessary during the Allied occupation of Constantinople. legislation which would unwisely tend to restrict the entry of instructions with a view to the proclamation of martial law.
The High Commissioners have asked their Governments for Labourites into Parliament. In pursuance of his palies of tranquility he did not dream of legislation at present for the revision of the
Allied Troops at Constantinople Still Necessary. Second Chamber, at least in the first couple of sessions.
Constantinople. November 7. tended that political agreement was pecessary therefor, and ridicul-demand for the evacuation of Constantinople.
Ismet Pasha bas arrived bere in connection with the Kemalis: ed the idea of repealing the Parliament Act. He concluded with a reference to Tariff Reform, expressing his belief that a fundamental September 23. the Allied troops will remain in occupation of Con-threats from Chang Tso-lia and
It is pointed out that in accordance with the Allied note-of change in the Escal system at present would be bad, because constantinople until the pesce treaty baratified. Atinas bad shaolutely changed, notably in exchanges, since the cari controversy first arose.
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HEAVY POLLING IN AMERICAN ELECTIONS. ·
Revival of Interest in the Issues.
New York. November 7. Indications of beavy polling in today's congressional elections throughout the country are reflected in the early reports, withough the weather was unpropitious in many parts.
The strenuous electioneering of the closing days of the campaign apparently developed a last-minute interest in what at first appeared a dull, apathetic contest.
The Democrats consider the revivaLof interest in the campaign
The First Results.
New York, Nevember 7.
Mar Dich Correspondent }
Amoy, Nov. 6. The following telegram from Foochow reached me on Satur day evening:--
After strong persuasion and Tuan Chi-jui. "Little Hau" quietly Determined to Maintain Order.
fled from Foochow yesterday on; Constantinople, November. 7. ja Japanese steamer for Shang- The Allies have authorised the High Commissioners to proclaim hai. His going greatly relieves martial law if it be necessary for the maintenance of order.
the local situation. The Cirill Postponement of Lausanne Meeting.
Governorship is still unsettled. Paris, November 7.
The Southern forces desire a Fo Britain has asked for a postponement of the Lausanne Con.kien man, named Ling Seng, who ference until November 27. It is believed the French favour as a roember of the Koomingtang
borter delay.
Ling Seng refoses, to accept Admiral Sah is still acting as Civil Governor.
BRITAIN'S DEBT TO AMERICA.
Another Big Repayment to be made.
London, November 7.
arrival of the Debt Mission at Washierton.
Increase of Country's Liabilities.
London, November 7.
and the small ages we obtain does not enable us to make J. Grieve (Manila) by three up A. B. Stewart (Hongkong) boas living. We have therefore con and two to play. sulted each orner for the sake
N. R. Backland (Hongkong)
of settling this case in a peace-beat J. R. H. Mason (Manila) by fal manner, and not to strike as two up ani one to play. other labourers do. We came to the point of making this humble. D. Gibbs (Manila) by two op T. W. Hill (Hongkong) best application to entreat our and one to play. honourable employers to in-
P. B. G. Morgan (Hongkong)
crease our wages. Our request beat E J. Nell (Manila) by four is as follows:
up and threa to play.
1. Those who earned 20 original wage of less than $9 be allowed an increase of $5 per mouth.
a
and G. Gold (Manila) finished all- Capt. Comming (Hongkong) square.
E. J. R. Mitchell (Hongkong) 2. Those who earned
beat EL Handerfeld (Manila) by original wage of $10 to $19 be three up and one to play.
be allowed an increase of $4 per mouth.
ק.
A few points regarding the first two matches reach us by tele 3. Those who earned
phone from the Telegraph rapres- original wage of above 320 be entative is Fanling Stewart allowed an increase of $3 per in his match with Özieve was month.
4. Those
who earned
not Ain
up to his umai form: original wage of $30 per mouth round play he was superior to
driving but be allowed an increase of $2 per his opponent. Bis puiting and month.
approaches were better, and this As to our labour we dare fact enabled him to secure the venture to say that we are the match. The contest between roost labourious people in the Buckland and Mason was a very world, for we cannot enjoy the keen tussle, which was only share of Sunday holidays as the decided st the 17th. green. other labourers do.
Both men played remark- Trusting that all our honourable ably good golt and at the tara Employers would be so kind as Buckland was two up. Mason to take our application into drew level at the 12th.. buz consideration and to grant our bis opponent won the 13th. and request. If not, we must compel 14th. The points were evenly ourselves to resign our services shared until the 17th, when, sa and to find other ways of employ-Buckland was two op and only meat with sufficient wages to one hole to go, the Hongkong support our livelihood.
Awaiting your honourable) and favourable reply we have the honour to be.
Sir,
Your obedient servants.
Housebold Labourers of Kolangan.
man woo.
News in To-day's New Advertisements.
The Grand Italian Opera Com
Royal D0
It is freely admitted that the pans are opening at the Theatre
ants are
due some
Con Paze 4 sideration in the form of a substantial increase of wag bat many think the above
"It is officially reported this schedule is excessive. Steps are: morning that the former Military under way to settle the maiter in Governor, Li Hou-chi, left Nan. peaceful manaer. king for Amoy on November 1st. The Amoy servants should st
Saturday next.
the .5. "Venezia" has arrived Consignens are advised that
with cargo-Page 5.
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Love's Insurance is being At the Star Theatre to-night. screened.-Page 12.
Friday next is the last day of
The New English Farcical Com- pany are playing Other People's Worries" at the Theatre Royal to-night-rage 4.
for a purpose which is uncertain, least be congratulated on the iques is favourable to their prospects, while the Republicans adhere on Note Government has instructed payment to the Unitecontate persuade the Central Govern gone about seeking an increase 7.
The
| Admiral Sab is endeavouring to orderly way in which they have Mesers. Wm. Powell's removal the claim that the complexion of the two Houses will not be Britain's debi. The particular application of this sum will be settled ment to stop the advance of in their wages. By asking for it
The Caronet Theatre is show. fected by the results,
when the exact amount of interest payable has been fixed. on the Kiangsi troops into Fukien. The first before they walk out on whilst at Kowloon "All's Balton
ing Love's Redemptor" to-night, The polling by women voters has been particularly heavy.
financial situation is still un-strike, they have set an example solved and business is paralysed." that other Guilds might well will be the feature. Paga.12.
In connection with the above emulate. this morning that Li Hou-chi telegram, it is reported in Amoy secretly made his appearance here last night, though it has not, been confirmed. Other rumour, say that Chang Tre-peng is also in the city from Changchow, in corference with Li Hoo-chi and his associates.
The first election results in the New England districts, which during the past quarter were 7,742 millions sterling, an increase of A White Paper shows that the State's aggregate groes liabilities are usually strong Republican, show a decrease in the total vote as 108 millione compared with last quarter. compared with 1920, but the Democrat minorities are relatively larger.
DE VALERA ON THE WARPATH.
Attack on the Provisional Government.
London, November 7.
THE PRINCE'S EASTERN TOUR.
Book to Benefit St. Dunstan's.
London, November 7.
A book of photographs and paintings by Doasid Maxwell, with a narrative by Sir Percival Phillips, illustrating the Prince of Wales' Mr. de Valera, as co-signatory with Mr. Austin Stack, has Stoughton for the benefit of St. Dunstan's Hostel for Blinded Soldiers journey to ludia and the Far East, has been issued by Hodder and followed up his declaration of yesterday with another solemnly and Sailor.
proclaiming the Provisional Government is" an uacobstitutional sarping jants" and an illegal boy pledging the nation's credit without the sanction of the Republican Government. He warns all concerned that the Provisional Government's activities are null and vold.
PROGRAMME FOR EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
2.
Washington, November 7.
FUNERAL OF SIAMESE MINISTER TO ROME.
Rome, November 7.
The funeral of Phys Bibadh Kosha, the Siamese Minister to Rome, whose death was 10ported from San Remo on November 2, occurred to-day. The Date Dells Rovero represented His Majesty; and others present included the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, representing the Government, the Siamese Minister to Paris, the British, Brazilian and Japanese Ambassadors, and prominent
It is understood that the business programme for the extra manicipal and civil authorities. session of Congress which President Harding will shortly be convok
ing for November 20 will provide for consideration of the Merchant Marine Bill by the House of Representatives and the Anti-Lynching Bill by the Seaste. The latter has already been passed by the
House of Representatives
VICTIMS OF COAL MINE DISASTER
Spangler, November 7.
:
Sixty-three bodies have been recovered from the Reilly coal
Fear of Looting. us to-day as follows
Our Amoy correspondent cables
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THE SHANTUNG QUESTION.
Further Sino-Japanese Discussions.
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Business firms' hours of basi- ness on Friday and Saturday are stated on Poze 4.
Mooday and fled with other morning discussed Public Prop information concerning cargo.
Peking, November: 7-The The 8.5. Kitano Mazu" has Li Hou-thi arrived here on Sino-Japanese Commission this arrived and consignees are givan officials to Kulangsu last night, erties, the Japanese agreeing to Page 4. fearing Chang Tze-ping, who is the Chinese reply thereon, except Marine Insurance Offices will taking command in Amoy and as regards Tsingtao Commercial be closed for the transaction of declares bimself Tuchon.
College, for which the Chinese Pablic Business on Friday and business to-day, fearing fighting to solve the question.
The native city suspended undertook to devise another, way Saturday-Page 4. and looting.
Madeleine Pearson calls aften- The Chinese Sub-Commission tion to Ladies Gown-Page 1, on Pablo Properties presented The attraction at the World valuation and the valuation itsell Pay-Pizes 4 and 12, statement on the principles of Theatre is Two Weeks with
ANOTHER SHANGHAI,
STRIKE.
of public properties under the Holt's Wharf Office will te control of the Civil Admidlake closed on Friday and Saturday Tobacco Workers Out. rion, to which the Japanese Pago 4.
SERENE Apromised to reply (Our Own Correspondent.)
The A.D.0. réqitire the service The Chinese proposed to discuss of a pianist gear Dr Shanghal, Nòr. B.
the procedure for transferring the ⠀ 34 S. Watson & Floyd. Nanyang Bro
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The regular session is December will probably tackle the ques mine. Thirty two other victims have bous sent to howpage then of agroristions;.