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THE TENNIS "WHITE HOPE,"
[BY "WANDERER."}
The voll of mystory which shrouded the entrance Into Hong- kong's tonuis arons of Captain
[PEACE OF THE
WORLD.
BRITISH VIEW OF PROTOCOL.
THE LEAGUE'S AIM.
Oonova, March. 12. Addressing the Counell of the
of had extended their sympathy for
DAY BY DAY.
THE WEALTH OF A MAN 19- THE NUMBER OF THINGS WHICH HE LOVES AND BLESSES, WHÍCH HE 18 LOVED AND BLESSED BY, -Thomas Carlyle,
A Portugueso case of typhoid was notified yesterday.
justify the means he adopted. In | his latter yoars, he was inclined to utilise the Borvicon of any faction in furtherance of his Idong, and that
hold Socialistic and even Bolshevistic; vlows thero can be no doubt. T'ho impracticability common to most visionarios was again and jagain domosstated in recont O'Callaghan, who, before he sat
The Voluntoor Defence Corps years by his rule in Canton. Wo Foot in the Colony was hailed as League of Nations Assembly, Mr. annual rifle meating is to ho hold the "white hope" of the annual Auston Chamberlain announced on April 11th, 12th and 13th, at a think it right, moreover, to re-tournament now in full swing, that the British decision, after rango to be notified lator gard him as an opportunist. He was sufficient to rouse to its full consulation with the Dominions was also badly advised on many extreme the curiosity of a sport and India, was not to accept the
The sailing date of the 8.5. loying and mystory-loving public. Protocol In Its present form. President Garfield bas hoon matters of moment by those im and it wan hardly surprising that He said the work of the League changed from 8 am, on the 18th mediately surrounding him.
a crowd of nearly three hundred continos beneficient and pro- instant to 11 a.m. on the 17th watched him dofont Tow Mah-mising, and though Amorios
iinstant. Judged by shaor resalty, his taun by 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1, in ble remains in a state of friendly Constitutional" activitios Infrst tournamont game last even- aloofnoss Individual Americans Stan Hill will be soon in humo-
and Ba-apootaclod Canton must be written down asing.
modest proportions, Captain the Sorvico. Generosity would roua vein in to-morrow's football" having, in largo measure, falled, O'Callaghan rapidly upset the be very unwise and add to the cartoon, which deals with last But the spirit at the back of the calculations of those who had liabilitios already incurred by the Saturday's mateb beetween Kow-
1 movainont still romains, and, vlaustfeed him as resembling an League without considering the Irish Horoulos, and, indeed, it machinery of the convenant, properly directed, it may still might be said that so far as toonis already weakened by the abetan-Stopbon's Hostal, has reported to Cheung Sik-leung, living at St. load to beneficial results. It is is concerned, appearances aro tion of cortain Statos. Tho
atrange, especially as regards with a revolver in Pokfulum Road tho polico that he was hold up a tribute to the indomitable will against him.
oconomic sanctions, amounted to a transformation of the economic$5 and six brass buttons valued near Bassoon Road, and robbed of once having put his hand to the
Captain O'Callaghan is a good sanction, and would be a weapon plough, he never turned back. player; there is no doubt of that, of incalculable power, but thojat 40 cents. He says that two concorned in thle oxiatonce of powerful men were Other great political leaders of but-and it is a big but he will mere
wood to do better than his all-economie communities outside outrage. his generation have arison in round performance of last evening the Loague, changed all that.
A young Chinese contractor China, and, ono by one, have if he hopes to boat Honda, for BALANCE DESTROYED. was to-day oharged at the Kow- disappeared. Dr. Sun saw them instance, It is hopeless, of course,
Additiona made to the original loon Magistracy with unlawfully to attempt to judge the Captain's all out. He remained a com-roal abilities from one game and covant destroyed its balance receiving £30 in Bank of England manding figure on the political especially as it cannot be claimed and alterod its spirit and em- notes, and one gold watch, the stage of his country, over in the that he was really extended, but, phasis, and also laid sanctions in property of Mr. J. B. Southmoyd. (that little word again) his smash military procaduro, et retou. This passenger on the Hakone -Maru. limelight. A loss brave and doing was consistently inaccurate suggosted that the vital business on the first charge he was son- termined man would, In the face and this failing was the principal of the League was not so much toneed to six months' and on the month's hard of the odds against which Dr. causo of his fallure to win the the promotion of friendly co. 80cond to one
first sot. Where O'Callaghan doos operation and reasoned harmony labour, Sun was always fighting, havo shine is in his placing. His ro us the preservation of peace by Mr. given up the battlo long before, portoiro includes many brilliant organising a war, perhaps on the
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HONGKONG3th Mar., 1925.
SUN YAT-SEN.
Col, Robertson had soveral
loon and the Oluh,
Lauronson, assistant
If he himself mado gravo mis-trakes, both foreband and back-largest scale. The British Go- neoretary of the China Coast takos arid occasionally pandered hand, and time and again ho left vornmont was of opinion that Officers Guild in Hongkong, who Yow Man-tsun standing, and, anything londing to the idea that is relieving Mr. Kirby in Shang- In the sense that he was the to the mob, it can at least be said moreover, did it with a calm the main business of the League hai while the latter is on leave, was war rather than ponce was upon arriving in the Northern pioneer of the reform movement that he set going and kept alive assurance which typifios him.
likely to woaken its fundamental port had the misfortune to injure task.
his oye seriously. Ho was ad- in his native country, and that the progressive spirit in Chinese
Ho asked why should disarment mitted to the General Hospital the overthrow of the Manchu politics. This, wo think, sums Dynasty was a direct outcome of up the caroor of this really rotimos to cause the not to be raised immediately follow the accopt where it was found necessary to his revolutionary teachings, Dr.markable Chinese rovolutionist. slightly, but its inability to main-ance of the Protocol, and why porform an oporation.
tain the standard level mast bo in should this now schome succeed
Our Picture Pago to-morrow when the old one had lamontably! Sun Yat-son, whose death is now
no way connected with the "dag-failed. The covenant, if kept, will include a group takon at the recorded, can rightly be described Port of Hongkong.
gers" which were cast, perhaps would afford protection, but what wedding of Mr. John Mackenzio unconsciously, by Captain O'Cal- na "the Father of the Chinese) Republic." A man of high cour of newe yesterday showing the
Wo gave an interesting item laghan when his amashos failed objectors doubt is, when it comes and Miss Hannab Wong: a to the point will the convont be photograph of the new China to clear the obstacle.
kept Bruto force was what Navigation stoamer Anbui; a
Girl Guides olthor some faithless member of group of
and ago, devoted to the causo for large number of ateamore in port,
the League or some predatory Brownios takon at the display which he spent his life, ha for which it was hardly possible
to find nccommodation. In recent Richard Tyldesley, the Lanca- nation "outside would fear, and last Saturday; and a ploture of cortainly did a great deal in
years it has boon found noces-shire and England bowler was brute force only could, in their those who took part in a recent helping to prond progressivosary considerably to augmont twenty-sovoti on Wednesday. viow, give the security they need-] Police fancy dress dance,
od. His Majesty's Governmont ideas in the country of his birth. the number of buoys in our barbour and also to increase
fails to Boo how. this could bel When quito a youth, as he him-i shipping facilitios in other Hogarty and A. C. Brawn quali- bottared by the Protocol
the nations concerned by moans nolf stated when he addrossed directions. So far from the port fied for the final of the Junior Referring to clauso fifteen of of treaties framed to maintain
Protocol, he Bald His unbroken peace. No quicker ro Hongkong University students of Hongkong declicing, the re- Golf Championship and will play tho
the Provisional Presidency, re
band, the better will it be for all same time, whilo Brawn has little frontiors should neither be lightly! Signor Scioloja (Italy) agreed
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verso is the caso, and every day off on Sunday, March 22nd. Majesty's Governmont did not mody could be found against In 1923, he imbibed revolutionary it becomes increasingly apparent Hogarty is generally favoured desire to relieve the aggressor of future calamities. Reuter. ideas, and, to the end, he was that the sooner the big schome of and a thirty-six hole round is cer- the duty of repairing tho dumago.
OTHER VIEWS. proud to describo himself as a harbour developmont is taken in tainly to his advantage. At the and strongly held the view that
Gonova, March 12. revolutionist. As we look back
interepta concerned. Last year's in the way of style to recommend made nor lightly violated. They to some of Mr. Chamberlain's over his stormy and chequered figures revealed another record him, he is dogged and a difficult accepted the principle of sooriticisms and accepted the prin caroor, we are loft with a fool in the numbor of ships visiting player to boat, and will take vereign States managing their ciple of defensive pacts under the
the port, and we do not doubt Hogarty a long way round:
own affaire, but considered it ing that it would have boon that the progress in this direc-
league. unwiso to embody these Viscount Ishii (Japan) da batter both for the country and tion will continue, especially if
generalities in dogmas of inolarod that Japan had not yet flexible rigidity, applicable to all himself had he, after giving up and when more settled conditiona Rumours have been current
complotod the study of the prevail in
China and trade during the past week or 80 in circumstances at all timos. Protocol. He appreciated the begins to boom. Incidentally, roforence to a proposed niatoh
They failed to see why the lofty sentiments animating last tirod altogether from political the growth of shipping is reflected between Jim Cartlidgo and a man League should deliberately do year's adoption thereof,
prive itself of the djaoration life. He had by that time brought in the Colony's finances. Last from Saigon, the latest informa which all other tribunals were convinced that the Protocol would M. Hymans (Belgium) was year's estimato for Light Duestion to hand being that negotia- about a culmination of his cause (both onlinary and extra assess-tions having broken down owing free to exercise in dealing with ultimately bear fruit. by the formal establishment of a mont) was $280,000, whereas in to unreasonable demands by the unprovoked aggression or bar Ropublic. Little that ho has actual fact sum of acarly Saigon man. It is said that he barous War.
$290,000 was recoivad up to the won't fight unless he receives Mr. Chamberlain said. the the League, Senor Mello-Franco since done has contributed to the end of November, with another $1.700 win, lose or draw, and if second half of clause fifteen (Brazil) stated that the British peace or progress of the nation.month to go for the completion this is the case, howover muon asked whothor in such a case the the world.
protected the aggressor, and statement must not discourage Dr. Sua imeolf assured the of the year. This latter figure, we might like to sob Jim in
it is Interesting to noto. com action again, the Saigon man had League was to do nothing bottor writor, shortly after his giving
pares with a sum of $263,771, robotter think again, up of the Provisional Presidency, ooived for the period January. that he had finished with poli-Novombor inclusivo in 1923. tice." Ho would have played the better part had he done so.
Army Statisties.
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than ask for money.
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The South American delegates affirmed their solidarity' towards
M.
aftor Briand (France) dwelling on the importance of M. SANCTIONS NEEDED. Chamberlain's speech, defended the Protocol, which, was nothing While every scheme of sanc-but the development of the coven Ono of the strangest features tions was open to criticism, some ant. Ho did not believe there about this season's English Cup scheme of sanctions was certain. Competition is that not one of the ly noconsary, as without it the was anything formal or decisive Lot us bo quito frank and
four clubs who have survived the Longue would be as lasecure as stood by the Protocol, but did not in the British statement. France The slight roduction in sincore and say that, however establishment and expenditure fourth round has done anything civilised society without magis
His Majestys poes the amendment thereof. much causo wo have had-in the shown in the Army Estimates to write home about in the League trates or police.
Ho concluded by reading a Fronch past to criticiso Dr. Sun and his was foreshadowed by a news/tournoys. Cardiff, if they dofoat Government might be content to Government statement in favour
message a few weeks ago, and is Blackburn, will reach the final say it preferred the convonaut of the Frotocol. Reuter, actions, we have never for one in accordance with tho acknow-football history, but Blackburn, amended by the Protocol, but did stage for the first time in their unamended to the covenant!
Berlin, March 13. moment doubted his sincerity of ledged policy of the adminiutra Sheffield United and Southampton not wish to be merely critical, Harr Strosenauu, in an interview Discussing the security pact, We believe that he tion towards economy. Po have all achieved the honour in and they wore therefore willing with the Cologne Gazelle, said
the figures given will calan
Sheffield to consider the possibility of ap- was permoated with a desire to uneasiness in some quarters and Provious years, and help forward his native land. criticism, and dash the hopes of and Blackburn are past holders.proaching the question from the Germany was unable and did not desire to enforce the readjustment
Government would strengthon
purpose.
times and Sheffield United throo (1023.
His advocacy of progressive those who thought that the now Blackburn Rovers have won it five aldo unsuccessfully attemptod in of her, eastern frontiers, but abs ideas carried him into strange the forces, if anything, in view of times. Southampton have twice He concluded that since the could not be expected to re- paths, and he did not greatly the adverse opinions of provious reached the final and on the general provisions of the covenant ounce the rights laid down in scruple at the moans which he reductions. However, we think second occasion were defeated, cannot advantageously be stiffen Article 9 of the League statutes, that on the whole the bost pelioy after a drawn gamo, by their ed, and since extreme cases with saying "inapplicable agreements
are modifiablo"-Reuter. omployed to attain his end. at the prosent time is not to do next opponents, Sheffield United. which the Longue might have to doal would probably affoot cortain
CANADA'S REASONS. Some of the features of his rule anything which might aavour of
nations or groups of nations-moro
Ottawa, March 13, in Canton wore the direct op. militarism, that much-abused
noarly than others, His Majesty's In the House of Commons, Mr. word, or appear to add posito of the "liberty" which ho to the atroady heavy burden
Government had decided that the Mackenzio King, explaining was for over preaching. Hoof tho taxpayor. As for proportion have to be rojected for best way of dealing with the Canada's rejection of the Geneva unfitness. It is a situation was with the co-opora- Protocol, stated that among the oven, on occasion, compromised the disappolating recruiting physical
somo tion of the League supplement to reasons therfor was consideration figuros-only 30,000 man in plano matter that is causing with his political principles, of 34,000 required-it has to bo amount of perturbation amongst the covenant, and by special ar- of the effect of non-participation thoso rosponsible for the rangements to most special needs. of the United States upon at- But we will do him the credit of borne in mind that this reprosents saying that he had faith in his the number who were passed as nation's wollboing, and reflecta These must be purely defensiva tempts to enforce sanctions, part- ilt. Vory many more men than eloquently the lowered physical in epirit, and with alous harmony loularly the case of contiguous mission and belloved that the are wanted attoript to enlist gaul standard which modern con- in the League. These ainu were country, liks - Canada,--Beuter's and would, in the long run, year, but an almost astonishing ditions of life have given rise to, beat attained by knitting together American Service