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HOME ELECTION RESULTS.
THE FIRST OF THE RETURNS.
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Conservatives Secure Substantial Lead,
LABOUR GAINS MANY SEATS.
(Reuter's Service.}
NO READY-MADE TREATY.
British Memorandum Circulated to Allies.
TURKS DON'T WANT " INTERFERENCE”.
(Reuter's Service.)
Paris, November.
M. Poincare this ersaing.
TO-DAY'S CRICKET.
Kowloon's Score Against | Shanghai,
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LAWLESSNESS IN CHINA.
The Hankow Meeting.
Hankow, Nor. 15—This even- The Shanghai Interport Cricketers are completing their 's meeting, composed of all playing programme today, by pationala onenimotaly, passed
the revolutiojčešuarding Sawione. | meeting a tam representing Kowloor, at the Kowloon Cricket (use in China (see Eartier Tela de Ismet Pasha bas arrived here. He will have an audience with Club, Having won the Interpart to make representations to the {gramm) wid appointed a committée ixture and also the match with
| Locations. Turkish Assembly's Note.--
the Services, there was little Constantinople, November 15.
doubt in the minds of most people Rafet to-morrow presents to the High Commissioners & Note that the visitors wonid again beary at Kwangcbow, giving an stating that the Assembly does not admit the right of foreign inter-successful to-day. The fixture socount of the situation in Hazan, ference in administrative and civil affairs, but intends to respect he was favoured with ideal weather,tated that very large bands of and the K.CC. pitob was neverrigands were looting cities, in-
tarfering with foreigo Madson Convention.
French Consul Denies Expulsión...
in better condition. There was quite a fair attendance when the robbing the lesions and carrying aff Fraach, British and American match began.
Nationale, including the five- year-old son of a missionary.
Christianis, September 15.
by
Landon, November 13. Election Night in London was gay and festive, the scenes being comparable to occasions of national rejoicing. Crowds gathered in the West End thoroughfares, especially Piccadilly, Oxford Street and Trafalgar Square, the sceae baing a dazzling one, with electric light
The Freach Consul, M. Masrier, has returned from Bruss, and whirling advertisement sigos. The multitudes increased as the evening progressed, with the packed theatres emptying and people denies the report, mentioned yesterday, that he had been expelled streaming to the town from the suburbs. After learning the results the Komalists. of their constituencies at first hand, rattles, whistles and squeakers were vigorously used, and the air was thick with confetti. The flash- ing of the first election figures on numerous improvised public screens shortly after ten o'clock raised the joy-seekers' enthusiasm, to the highest pitch.
The state of the parties at 11 o'clock was as follows:-
Conservatives...
Labour...
Liberals
National Liberals
Independent ..
The position at midnight was as follows:
Conservativas...
Labour...
Libera's
National Liberals
Independent
At 12:30 am, the returns were
L'onservatives...
Labour...
Liberals
National Liberals Independent
49.
3.
92.
-17.
II.
-598-----8 --F
The returns at one-o'clock in the morning were as follow-:--
Conservatives...
Labour..
Liberals..
National Liberais
Independent
Some Interesting Results.
111.
Allies to Arrange Preliminaries.
London, November 15. -
A British memorandum on the Near East has been sent to Rome and Paris, and there is every reason to believe that an understanding will be reached on the main points emphasised.
There is no suggestion of presenting the Turks at Lausanne with a ready-made treaty for signature, as apparently Turkish cir cles are inclined to believe.
The only object of the inter Allied preliminary consultations is to lay down the general principles on which the peace treaty will be built.
Franco-British Agreement.
Paris, November 15.
As a result of an interview between Ambassador Hardinge and M. Poincare it is understood the Anglo-French divergencies with regard to their Near East policy no longer exist.
GERMAN SOCIALISTS' ATTITUDE
Want the Mark Stabilised.
Berlin, November 15, The Socialists' refusal to co-operate with the People's Patty embodied in a resolution, carried by a two thirds majority declarior that they will only participate in a Cabinet consistently turading policy of stabilisation of the mark, which is the most urgatit require-
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Shanghai fielded their full Interport team, and Billings lost the toss for the third time run ning.
Mr. Larsen, Lutheran mission-
trade,
Mr. Legard, a missionary, who was captured, escaped owing to the guard sgging behind, when they ware killed by the villagers.
CHINESE OFFICIAL
Kowloon went to the bat first, E. J. R. Mitchell facing the-Reuter. bowling of the Shanghai skipper, C. L Stapleton being at the other end. The first over saw Mitchell secure a single, which brought him to face the bowling of O'Har in the second over, off whom he booked a single to leg. Both men batted themselves in cautiously. Stapleton once opening out and bitting Billings for two. In the succeeding over this same bateman
Accused of Labour Agitation.
HOME ELECTIONS.
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The state of the parties' up to the time of going to praes is so follow- Conservatived si Labour LOL. Kat; Liberala - Independenta
+14
A
1.M
Gains.
Seafs gained from other parties are **** Labour... Liberals Conservatives. Nat. Liberais
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CARELESS NAVIGATION.
A Collision with Police Launch.
Describing #
careless |navigation, Comdr. Beckwith finad the master of the steam launah Kwong Sam $10 at the Marine Court, this morning, on a charge of failing to observe the rula of the road, brought by Lance-
Peking. Nov. 15,-In response Sergt. Sheppard after a collision.
At half-past seven on the night.
had a narrow escape from being to a petition from the Premier between defendant's craft and the caught in the slips by Leach. charging Fut Sung-yao, Govern-police launch. Mitchell was responsible for get-arent Supervisor over the Bank of ting 10 put on the board after 15 China, Shanghai, with instigating of Nov. 8th, L. S. Sheppard was minutes play, pulling Billings trouble among Government rail-on duty in Yaumati Bay. He
employees, A Chibling almost to the boundary for two. Way
laaw a launch on the port boɛ. After making another nice bit Mandate dismisses the latter and He blew long blast but the to the same point, Mitchell was hands bim over to the judicial other craft took so notice and clean bowled by Billings, having authorities-Reuter. scored nine runs out of the 12 fat she fall of the first wicket.
CHINESE EASTERN
RAILWAY.
Major E. D. Matthews, who ment.
followed, soan succeeded in open- The People's Party' hitherto gave no guscantes of any suchling his account with a hit to policy.
[leg feswo, and followed this up President Ebert has requestert the Government temporarily to by vincles, one off each At one o'clock in the morning the first batch of contested ratty on, and lo-das confers with the Socialists and non-ocialists. bowler. Runs came very slowly. ¡Now Controlled br. Moscow. }
Dr. Wirth in a statement says he had hoped to form a crest and after half-an-hour's play election returns do not indicate such sweeping cusozes as charac coalition, since the note to the Reparations Commission had been Stapleton was bowled by Billing. terised the 1918 6:ht. So far, Labour has secured several important accepted by sil parties except the Socialists, but the letter bar when the score only stood at 19 that the Vladivostok Government Tokyo, Nov. 15.—It is reported gains and the Liberals have also obtined a number of striking suc cesses. The National Liberals are at present faring worst, while fused, it will becorne an urgent matter to settle their future extern Stapleton's contribution was five.jhas closed the terminal of the
al policy.
The Conservatives are holding their own.
None of the womsa candidat a have so far been returned Among the most interesting results are the return of the ex Minister Dr. Macnamara, Sir Robert Horse and the Air Minister, Sir Samuel Hoare, by substantial majori les, but the Labour leader. Mr. J. R. Clynes, in a triangular contest in the Platting Division of Manchester, only secured an 800 majority; the same as the ex- Minister of Health, Sir Alfred Mond. at Swanson,
The ex-Solicitor-General, St Lealie Scort, managed to retaiz his seat at Liverpool Exchange, polling 15.630 against a determined
the
Effect on Exchange.
London, November 15.
Capt. R. Spinks walked in ard Chinese Eastern Railway, thereby' soon walked out again, the stumps foreing control into the hands of
ball seat down to him by Billings. -Three for 19.
In London the exchange market is awaiting develop meute after being scattered by the second Moscow-Reuter. fall of the German Cabinet.
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Freach france touched 66.90, and Belgian francs 71.80. German marks are now 32,500 to the pound sterling, Sterling is quoted in New York at 4 454
Germany Paying Up.
Faris, November 15.
there was a collision. The lights of the police launch wars barning | brightly and there was nothingia the way to prevent défendant seeing the craft maintaining law and ord r. Dafendnat waɛgoing astern when the collision occurred and luckily there was no damage,
News in To-day's New Advertisements.
onslaught by the former Nationalist, M.P., Mr. Devlie, anw standing the Reparations Commission bills payable in Brussels, to the value of Capt. Ple ning was caught by Henry Campbell Banuerman, i Lenvien tennis film at the World
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as an Independent, who poited 12 14.
Later Returns.
The state of parties at 1 30 m, was as follows:-
Consecrativos...
Labour...
Libela
Independsats...
10.
48.
30.
18
The state of the parties at 2,30 am was as follows:-
National Liberals
At 2 o'clock the figures read:
Conservativee
141.
Labour
35.
Liberals
~22
National Liberals
19.
Independents...
Conservatives...
Labour...
Liberais
National Liberais
Independents...
Conservatives...
Labour...
Liberals
National Liberals Independents...
At 5 am the ratures were as follows
147.
F9.
33
19.
152.
63.
23.
20.
6.
M. Peger, of the War Eardens Commission, has handed over to 55 million gold marks, due on May 15, 1923, in execution of the decision of the Reparations Commission on August 31.
The cash payment due on November 15 under the Reparations Commission's decision of March 21 is sixty milion gold marks.
The balance of five million will be made up by additional bills delivered on November 17.
side, B. D. Evans, then livened Princess Alexander Gaitzine. up the baiting by hitting Billin-s for a two and a four, 30 going
attention
The Grand Italian Opera Com- Nany are playing "avalleriz Rusticana" and "Pagliacci" at Cap le Fleming then joined Matthews, the latter just Ister SCOTSMAN TO MARRY PRINCESS. the Theatre Koyal to-night-
Pace 4. The announcement is made in first hitting O'Hara for the
To-night will be the list opport boundary of the morning. Of Glasgow that Mr. James Adair the first ball of the next over Campbell, nephew of the late Sir unity of witnessing the Suzanne
The British-American Tobacco Wilson, the score-board raading shortly to be married to Princess Theatre.--Pazee 4 and 19. 23 for four.
|Catherine Galitzine, third daugh-
Company draw
to The skipper of the Kowloonter of the late Prince Paul and Feluc-a" Egyptian cigaretias
on Page 12.
"Way Down East" in" at the Coronet Theatre.-Page 12, C. C. Dance was bowled first The half yearly meeting of the minutes play. Evans resobed ball by Billings-115 for eight. Berlin, November 15.
Hongkong Jockey Club will be O'Hara to the leg for a boundary. the first delivery, then scoring must-Page 4. [double figures by
G. 4. V. Hall broke his duck held on Wednesday, the 29;h. Matthews followed by getting a two. Byes put the score to 124,
Mackintosh and Company have three, and Evans made another at which stage Evans fell a victim stocks of the Van Heusen boundary bit, putting 40 on the to a slow ball by Billings. He starchiess collars.—Page 8. board. Wilson relieved O'Hara with the ball, bat in bis second was top scorer of the innings, having 47 to his credit-124 for over he was hit to the boundary
nine. by Matthews. Both batsmen were R. Pastonji was the last man getting settled and 50 went up is, and Hall hit out for a three. Lassnes a lot of dollars. being placed to the credit of before being bowled by Billings Just within the hour, 20 soo Pestonji secured • boundary Evans. Both men were finding second ball-All oat 131.
Reparations Policy Unchanged.
It is semi-officially stated that the resignation of the Gove ment in nowise affacts Germany's reparation program ve-83 pounded in yesterday's note to the Reparations Commission.
EFFECTS OF FREIGHT WAR.
Many Ships Laid up.
SI-
Sydney, November 15, 2 Eight thousand tons of shipping is laid up bere, mainly of to the depression following Japanese-American competition Lights four thousand tons of shipping is also idle at Auckland.
APPEAL FOR TEMPERANCE SHIPS.
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Б the board after 45
hooking
Tiffin was then taken.
Kowloon.
the boundary, 60, then 70, Koing on the bard. Wilson's bowling: was erratic, if fast; and O'Hara was pat on again only to be Philadelphia, November 15.
knocked for three by Matthews, E. J. R. Mitchell, b Billings The World Convention of the Women's Christian Temperanca 80 geing op in consequence. Both C. I. Stapleton, b Bllings The gains so far recorded are follow: Conservatives 7: Union has passed a resolution demanding that the shipping com- men reached :beir 30 with nothing Capt. R. Spiora, b Billings... National Liberals, 2; Liberals, 11; Labour 34.
panies of the world take action with a view to anding the quarantoward happening, 90-being Capt. le. Fleming, e Wilson,
Mr. Asquith's Narrow Shave.
Mr. H. R. Asquith (L beral) was returned for Paisley, polling |
* 15,005 votes. He was opposed by Mr. J. M. Biggar (Co-Operasive),
who polled 14 689. -..
traffic on the high seas.
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CHILE EARTHQUAKE CASUALTIES.
Santiago de Chile, November 15 Colonel the Hon. F. G. “Stanley, Under Secretary for Heme An official estimate of the cashier owing to the earthquake Affairs, and Col. Eselie Wileva, foriner Coiet Unionist Whip, were given 1,800 killed and over two thousand injured.
Over fifty per cent, of the inhabitants of fire towns and villages
defeated..
COL Leslie Wilson was defeated at St. George's Westminster, perished.
hy a majority of 4,000, his opponent being the former M.P", Mr.
J. M. M. Grokine, who ran as so Independent Conservative.
Mr. Bonar.Law has been elected for Glasgow by a majority of 2,500.
Lady Astor has been re-elected....
BRITAIN'S WAR DEBT.
Another Instalment Paid.
» New York, Novamber 15,
· MEAT PACKERS TO AMALGAMATE.
Washington, November 15.
telegraphed. Matthews had a b Billings
"life" when Leach failed to hold Major E D. MatthewA, ball skied out to the long field, Divecbs, bo'Яata ... boundary resulting from the B. D. Evans, b Bilinga Beldaman's error. Three baie AE Wood, 6 O'd re later Matthews was caught at Capt E. R. 3. Do s. b Eillings mid-off by Divecha, having a C. Dnce, b Billings made 42. The partnership bad G. A. V. Hall, not out produced 73-Five wickets for Pestonji, b Billlogs
Extras...
Total...
96.
A. E. Wood followed, and Evans bad a very lucky escape when bo played back to O'Hera and the latter failed to ges whist appeared to be a perfectly e:sy
A buga unancial merger by the three great packing firms, Arm- our, Wilson and Morris, involving half a billion dollars, was for shadowed at a conference between Armour representatives and catch. The bundred merk was Federal trade officiale.
IRISH REPUBLICAN SYMPATHISERS.
Washington, November 15, The complaints against Mrs. McSai ey and the other arrested Mears. J. E. Morgan and Company, on behalf of the British women, who demonstrated before the British Embassy yesterday, Government, have paid the Federal Reserve Bank for account of have been dismissed, and the prisoners have been discharged, the United States Governmant, a further fifty million dollars instal· ment of interest on the British war debt to America.
(Other Belograms 'on' Pagg 3.)
Billings reached just after 12-15. Wood O'Hare was clean-bowled by Oaza Wilson without having scored, the score
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Shanghai's Score.
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| standing at 102 for six.
Captain E. R. 8. Dods proved At 2.10 p.m., six of the Shang- to be an extremely cautious bat, hai team had been dismissed opening out at nothing Evans for 100 runs, the batsmen dis- contined to play steadily and posed of being Spencer, Ollerden was 10 up before Dods was bowled isen, Lees, Ditechs, Hayward and
Leach by Billings-115 for meren.
To-Day's Exchange.
The closing rate of the dolar o deman1 to-day was 8. 49/164.
The Weather.
7pm. Barometer:-2987. Tam- perature), Humidity:—46.
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