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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1920.
TO-DAY'S CABLES.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)
AMERICAN POLITIOS.
THE FOLLY OF a sailor.
THE CHINA MAIL.
CHINESE TELEGRAMS. --
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Everest F. Ellefsen, a Norwegian} [By Arrangement with the Wak Ta {ship's engineer, the holder ofà British certificate, was this morning charged before M. N. L. Smith st the Magistracy with obtaining goods from Messrs. Cassum Ahmed, and Co., under false pretences.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
SHANGHAL, Feb. 25. Dr. Alfred Sre, delegate at Paris, the vices plan Wong announces that Constantinople is to Fook Loy Sia Chaos. Kam and Chan remain Turkish.
Hos Pin with this Company, bays ter 200 people attended a farewellated on the 30th day of the 12th dinner to Sir John Jordan, the retke Moon of the Es Mi Year (the 19th ing British ambassador Sir John February, 1920) and those whom it said goodbye to the President to-day. may concern are requested to take note
-Shansi troops are fighting amongst themselves.
The defendant pleaded guilty but said he was drunk at the time, NEW YORK, Feb. 21. and did not know what he was doing The Republican state convention bas unanimously adopted a pro- He asked his Worship to give him a gramme which will be the Republican keynote for the coming presidential chance, and he promised to go straight campaign. After declaring against all forms of violence and revolutionary in future."
Asked as to the circumstances agitation the programme favours the immediate ratification of the treaty
Inspector case,
Tientsin and Hankow German of peace with declarations making it clear that the. United States retains its of the unconditional rights to withdraw from the League of Nations on proper said the defendant came here from settlements are to be "open."- notice, and that the United States assumes no obligations to send American (Shanghai about a month age, and forces abroad; that the United States shall not be drawn by the operation (not being successful in getting a ship of Part Thirteen of the treaty into the net spread by international socialism. here, he became destitute. The Har- LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. The programme favours ar. international conference meeting at stated intervals to consider the rules of international law:
"CONVERSATIONS" WITH 80VIET RUSSIA
Watt
ARRIVALS,
The 66 FOTO, MARU-Capti Otani, 3,187 tons, aerived yesterday at he pan. from Singapore.
hereof.
Dated this 20th day of February,
1980.
THE HING WAH PASTE MFG.
CO., LTD.
47 ± 48, Cymmaught Road, Central,
Hongkong.
8.8. “VICTORIA.'
The shore Steamer will be despatched fur MANILA SANDAKAN and AUSTRALIAN FORTS on or about March Sri.
For Freight and Passage apply to THE CHINA & 10S. £.6. Co, Ltd.
The .. MUTER 4, Capt. A. Morgan, 2,985 tons, arrived yesterday from MojL The LEARTERN, Capt. G. LA Smith, 2178 tons, arrived yesterday from Koji with 305 tons of general cat and s0 bags of mail
The FJISTNI, Capt. FR. Fer118 Conuenght Road Central. 8.888 ans, aired this morning from Amoy with 2,506 tons of cost
bour Master put him up at the Sailor's Home until such time as he succeeded in securing billet. On the 16th inst,, the defendant went to the complainant frm and took a quantity of Indian slik and LONDON, February, 21.
signing his name, gave his address as The Morning Pest correspondent at Copenhagen, says that on the eve of the Astor House. On the strength of his departure for England, Mr. O'Grady was informed that the soviet his being a visitor at the Astor government was ready to consent to complete demobilisation of the Red House, which as a matter of fact he Army or condition that the integrity of the frontiers of soviet Russia were was not, although he frequented the Guaranteed by the Entente. Conversations took place between O'Grady place and lounged about the bar, the and Litvinott concerning economic conditions to be established in industrial complainants gave him credit. The and agricultural enterprises, which will form concessions to given to defendant disposed of the silk to a entente capitalists. Conversations also took place concerning a possible European for $15, and spent the modification of the soviet system of government. The Morning Post, in money in booze. A few days ago.
Repulse Bay Hotel is fully the course of a leader, says it learns on good authority that far British having run short of money, the
defendant again went to the com- booked for the night of Saturday, officers were murdered along with Koltchak.
another the 28th instant. both in regard to plainant shop and took quantity. This time he gave his dancing and dining accommodation. address as the s.s. "Kohtali." ex- No tea dansant will be held on the plaining that he had left the Astor same day. Evidently this place flls House. As a matter of fact, the the long felt want. defendant did not belong to that: ship.
AMERICAN SENATOR WANTS NEW PRACE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, February 21. A telegram from New York says 'that Senator France introduced a resolution in the senate to convoke a new international conference. It provides for the president sending out invitations to three delegates of all the nations to meet at Washington in November for the purpose of settling worldwide reconstruction problems. The resolution apparently proposes a new peace conference and is seemingly connected with the United States opposition to granting the British dominions separate, voting power in the League of Nations and being involved in the protection of other states against aggressors.
TAXIS WILL COST YOU MORE:
LONDON, February 23. In consequence of demands by owners for higher taxicab fares, the Home Secretary has decided to sanction an all-round increase of fifty per cent. upon prewar taxicab charges from May 1. This decision cancels the war-time initial hiring charge of sixpence.
"
GERMANY STILL SUSPECT.
COPENHAGEN, February 21. Litvenoff asserts that Germany is entertaining a plan to involve Foland in war with soviet Russia, with a view to taking the opportunity to re- conquer the lost eastern provinces.
ANOTHER JOURNALISTIC HOLIDAY.
LONDON, February 21.
It has been decided not to publish newspapers in London or the pro- vinces on Good Friday.
GUNMAKER DEAD.
LONDON, February 21. Stockholm reports the death of Nordenfelt, the inventor of a quick. firing gun.
NEWS FROM EGYPT.
LONDON, February 21. The Times Cairo correspondent says Cockerell resumed bis flight to -the Cape on Feb. 16..
Sirry Pasha resigned again on Feb. 18. He is retiring from political life.
AN INTREPID EXPLORER
The brief announcement of the death of Admiral Robert Peary again impresses on the mind that
·war.
CRICKET.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
The defendant: Oh, ym, I was.on that ship for over six years and left it only lately in Shanghai.
Continuing, the Inspector said after the defendant had left the shop. the proprietor got suspicious, and communicated with the Police, who made enquiries and had the defen NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dant arrested. The Inspector said all the THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL the goods have been recovered, and ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the European who had bought the the Company (since its registration) will first lot of silk from the defendant be held at the Hongkong Hotel, Hang- was willing to return the stuff keng, on SATURDAY, the 6th March, and forego 1990, at Noos, for the purpose of receiv- to the shopkeepers his $15. Under the circumstances, ing the Report of the General Managers be did not propose to press together with a Statement of Accounts the charge. He thought if his to the 31st October, 1919. Worship discharged the defendant
The Register of Shares of the Com- with a caution, it would meet the pany will be CLOSED from WEDNES case, as the only person who is DAY. the 3rd day of Marsh, 1920, to affected, is the European who bought | MONDAY, the Sth day of March, 1920 the silk from the defendant, and as both days inclusive, during which he did not wish to take action, the period no transfer of shares can be
registered. matter ended there.
His Worship: What will become of the defendant ?-He will go back to the Sailors' Home where he will remain until he gets a ship. But of course, he will bave to behave him. self and not go about and get drunk and involve himself in more trouble.
The defendant: Oh, no.
His Worship (to the defendant): You can count yourself lucky, the Police are not pressing the charge or you would have had to go to jail. Under the circumstances, I am going to discharge you with a caution, but you must be careful not to get into trouble again. You must not get drunk, but must go straight until you get a ship, do you understand? Yes,
sir.
All right, you are.discharged. Defendant Thank you, sir.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Manager. Hongkong, February 26, 1920.
A COMPLETE AERATED WATER
PLANT FOR SALE..
The Machines are made by Messrs."
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KWONG SANG HONG LTD., P. O. Box 320.
Hongkong.
REPULSE BAY HOTEL.
„Agrote,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
(pus Under Ined has uscired instrus- bicos to sell by Public Action
(0
THURSDAY, March 4, 1920 commencing at 11 am.
at No. 5 Stewart Terrace, No. 94, The Peak.
A Quantity of Valuable Household Furniture,
including:
Teak extendon dining table. Silver Cabinet with Chubb's Lock, Tant Book- cass, Tak wardrobe with bevelled winrur, Teak Dining Table with ball od mirror, Harble Top teak webstand. Braas maanted Bedstead '6" 7" x 6" 6" with wire and hair titresses and mosquito nete, Child's Cot with wise and air mattresses,
etc.,
A Quantity of Bocks, Bath Room, Pantry, and Kitckaz Utensils,
ote ste
Also
One Permbalator in good condition. One Collection of Butterflies and Moths,
One Collection of Snakes in bottles, A zumber of Farms and Plants in pota.
On view from Wednesday the 3rd Masch 1920
Cataloguss will be issued. Terms --Cash on delivery.
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, February 26, 1920.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA..
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE Steamship
*TENTO MARU,”
WITH a view to avoiding disappoint From SAN FRAND1800, via HONO-
Bent to patrons, the manage-
The silk was ordered to be returnment beg to announce that the Hotel is ed to the shopkeeper, who was warned fully booked for the night of SATUR to be more careful in future before DAY, February 22, both in regard to giving credit to strangers.
Dancing and Dining accommodation,
No Tea Dansant will be held on this day.
Following will play for the Club against the Wiltshires on the Club Peace Ground at 2.15 p.m. next Saturday, FOUGHT FOUR POLICEMEN. has its heroes no less renowned than 28th, instant :-HR.B. Hancock It also recalls the remarkable (capt), R. A. Brand, A. Burnie, E. controversy between Peary and Cook w. Day, D. E. Donnelly A. K. for the honour of discovering the Mackenzie, R. J. R. Mitchell, H. S. North Pole. Peary started out on Philp, D. Reid, Col. T. A. Robertson bis famous expedition in 1908 and and F. Sutton" on April 6 1909 reached his goal. He travelled very rápidly cavering
150 miles in five days on his
journey north.
The Pole was
K.C.C. v. STAFF AND DEPT.
Alexander McIntosh, aged 59, an unemployed ship's officer, living at fore Mr. N. L. Smith, at the instance the Sailors' Home, was charged be-
of Inspector Cashman, with (1) being drunk and disorderly in Queen's Road Central last night, and (2) with assaulting a Chinese district watch-
arrest.
located on a deep ice covered ocean At Kowloon on Saturday next thean with the intent of resisting there being land in the vicinity 28th inst. at 2.15 p.m. with Arctic Peary's association
The following have been selected, Exploration dates back for some 3. V, Braga, B. D. Evans, D. M. years. He was associated with Dr. Goodall, A. de Sousa, K. R. Macas. Nansen in traversing the great kill, A. O. Brawn, A. Overy, A. W. glacier forming the interior cf Ramsay, W. T. Elson, W. L. Weaser -Greenland. In 1892 and 1895 Peary and E. J. Edwards.
made journeys over the inland ice
of Greenland but was not successful in adding much more to the general information. To Peary also fell the honour of reaching the farthest point north when in 1906 he succeed.
A FIRE.
The defendant pleaded guilty!' to the first charge, but said with regard to the other charge, that he Was so drunk that he did not know what he was doing.
Inspector Cashman said the defen- dant was very drunk and rowdy, and when the watchman attempted to take him to the station, he assault-
ed him. Three lukongs came on the scene in answer to the watchman's
·LULU, JAPAN PORTS and
MANILA
The sbors named Steamer having arrived Thursday, February 26, 1920,
Cargo consignem of
aro hereby notified to present their Bils of Lading take in- for counter-signatura, and
WISEMAN, LTD. radiata dalivary from alongatãe stemmer
TEA DANCE
(SATURDAY), Feb. 28th Special Menu ($1.00) Special Music
Dance Tickets $1.00 each.
D. M. GOODALL, Manager.
whistle, but even though there Spend your Evenings in a " VALLA were four of them, they could not
WALLATMTM Lazich. remove the defendant who fought
ed in making a point just over A fire broke out in the untenanted 37deg. Peary's death deprives the first floor of No. 105, Shanghai Road, world of one of the foremost exam-last night. The fire was not dis- the four of them. It was not until ples of perseverance, of courage covered until 9 o'clock this morning, Sergt. Wills came on the scene that which remained undaunted in the when the cook of the ground floor the defendant was overpowered and :face of difficulty and disappointment. saw smoke issuing from the back removed to the station. The Ins window and gave, the alarm. The pector said the defendant was very fire-fighters were soon on the scene drunk, and it was quite possible he Issues of the Times to hand in and in a very short space of time the did not know what he was doing. flames were extinguished. The ex- He appeared to be repentant this dicate that once respectable paper was still continuing the anti-Bolshevik tent of damage done is at present morning. In view of the fact that campaign up to the time the mail unknown, but all the property on the the defendant was an old man, he left. One of its performances was ground floor was covered by insur did not propose to press the charge.. His Worship: What ship is he the publication of the translation of ance with the Bung On and the on?-He is unemployed at present, amandate issued in Ekaterinodar by Sincere Insurance Companies to the
your Worship. Trotsky when he was commissary extent of $2,000 each. What dam for Home Affairs in the spring of Ege was sustained, was due more to China since $82, sir. I have a ship
1918. This mandate authorised the water than fire.
Red Army to seize young women for
its use. The original document could
be inspected. Unfortunately for this
story Trotsky was never Home
DONT COUGH.
The defendant: I have been in
in view, and if you will give me a chance, I will sign on the "Sulan" as Chief Officer, and promise to go straight..
His Worship: It is a very serious ↑ assault a constable. offence to Fraterinodar at the time mentioned, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will care
whether he be. European, Indian or and the document was just written you: You don't know where perais Chinese, you know?—I know that on paper-with nothing to indicate tent cough will land you. You can't sir, but I was so drunk that I was who had written it or why or where. afford to allow your throat and luns to not responsible for my actions.
become diseased when it is such a simple The Nation's commcot on this is to step into phoists shop and His Worship: I will let you off Pigotts, thrive in Russia" It et bottle of Chamberlin's Cougdthtime with a fine $10, but you might have added that they always Rem ly For sale by all Chemists ant must not get drunk in fatore. Very have a welcome in the Times.
Storekeepers
good air,
Affairs Commissary, was not at TT is absurd to allow a cough to hang 02 and sap your vitality when
or the Company's Godown, where all cargo impeding immediate discharge will be landed at consignees" riak.
Storage
wil cargo remaining modelivered after Thursday," March 4, 1920,
be
LESUKNOČ
All broken, chafed and damaged packages will be landed into the Com- pany's Godowa, where same will be examined, On Thursday, March 4, at 11 A.
No claims will be recognised after the goods bare left the steamer or Godown and none will be entertained i presented ister than three weeks after. arrival of steamer.
No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected
T. DAIGO,
Hanager,
Hongkang, February 20, 1920,
THE MANAGEMENT OF
THE CORONET
beg to inform their patrons that
their contract for
"THE HONOR SYSTEM"
only permita them to screen
this great picture
FOR FOUR NIGHTS
Early booking is therefore, advisable
NOTICES.
5
LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.
ENGLISH SADDLERY
We have just received a delivery of ENGLISH TANNED LEATHER SADDLES.
SADDLE CLOTHS
$5.50 each.
WHITE GIRTHS $3.00 per pair, CURRY COMBS
65.cts. each.
$80 osob.
HEADS & REINS
$7.50, por rat,
STIRRUP LEATHERS,
$3.50° per [patr.
+
STIRRUF
IRONS
$3.50 per pair.
BRADOON/ BITS
$2.25 each. PELHAM "BITS $3.75 each. BURNISHERS
90 cts, each.
LANE, CRAWFORD & Co.
NEW
DANCE
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