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THE FORTHCOMING SHOW.

HONGKONG DOG. CAT. POULTRY

AND PIGEONS SHOW, 1990.

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The Hongkong. Dog. Car, Raulty nd Pigeons Show for 1920- Theld the Happy Valley Grounds of

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Reuter's Sovice to the China Mail.)

CONGRESS ON TRIAL.

WASHINGTON. April 95th Mr. Gompers, writing in the American

the longkang Jockey Club on May 1.Federationist declares that Congress, bas The entries of peritry this year are tailed she nation in regard to the Force of living 55, against Ss for the show held Tresty, reconstruction, dearm last year, and the dog entries increased and every other important question affect. of the people, America From S 10 S4. This year there willing the welince_of

the par

The

of a peevish cannot always

4 relations Lehilt in internasi fire of the world

are the concern of the re-United States, though there may be a pro-

per limit to which this concern may go

be seven entries of cats, also. Last year cats were at shown owing to

sufficient entries having been Deived.

Dog crtries are as follows:-Class A Fox Terriers.Entries by Messrs. Warner, Russell Dowbiggin. Chue. Forsyth. Lauder, Taylor and May.

Class B. Bell Dogs.-Entries by Messrs. Wong. Wildin, Holyoak. Spittles, Captain Brown and Mr. G. H. Wilson.

He alleges that Congressidmat Conimis

fnvestigating America's relations with Mexico intended to make a provocative war, prompted by predatory interests."

OVERALL PARADE.

NEW YORK, April 27th. Thousands turned out to witness tho Class C. Chow Dogs.Entries by Overnil Parade in Broadway this morn- Messrs. Harston. Keung, and Robsoning but only a few handred participated. Class. D. Pointers-Entries by the Many participants were connected with the various theatrical enterprises Chorus Hon. Mr. John Johnsone, Lieut.irls in automobiles followed three ele- Comdr. Hilger, RN. and Messes, phants wearing enormous overalls. Kyrioch, Lopes, Burdoch, de Journet. group et gits wearing blue Denham de Sousa. Remedios and Green. trousers carried igna reading For

Economy: The Dress of the Hour:""

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Class. E. Setters. - Entries Messrs. Castro Murdoch, Drever Xavier, and Hon. Mr. John Johastone

Class. F. Japanese.--Entries by Miss Goldenberg. Mrs. Foulds. Miss Wildin, Mrs. Harring, and Mr. Nicholson,

Class G. Pekinese-Entries Mrs. Dryer Mr. D'Oebnitz and spectar Pearr OF.

Class H. Pogs-Entries by Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Ormiston.

Class

Spaniels. Entries by

Miss Wildin,, and Messrs. Kynach.

Irving and Fal

A

A feature of the procession was half a dozen cume's bearing signs

Fight Pro- bibition-

SHELL COMPANY.

LONDON, April 26th. The Daily Mail states that the Shelf Company and the Government are neg tiating with a view to the Government taking over the control of the concern, Lowing to the increasing demand and limit-}|

apples of oil.

FOOD FOR GERMANY.

CHICAGO, April 9th. mas packers announce that the sale 6: $43,000,000 worth of provisions, mostly Wilton. J Bel pork rodnets, to Germany has been coar

pleted

Unclassified....

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Class K. P Entries by Map.... wen, and Mesars. NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO. Riggs. A. Smith, Eyssa, Ward, Joy. Lanby, and Sirdai.

Class L. Litte Puppies. Er- tries by Comdr. C. W. Beckwith. R.N... Mrs. A. E. Taylor, and Messrs. Lopes and McKay,

Class M. Championship for Best Dog in Show.

Class N. Championship of the Best Bitch in Show.

WASHINGTON, April 27th. President Wilson has signed the Fest Trans-Continent Air Mail route from New Ofice Bill carrying appropriation for the York, zie Chicago, to San Francisco,

FRENCH RAILWAYMEN.

Pants, April 25th. The Congress of Railwaymen's Federa

Poultry entries, includings Pigeons.tion has voted by 171.000 to 147.000 in covered 24 classes including favour of a general strike.

The demands include the nationalivation of the railways.

PROHIBITION IN AMERICA.

White Leghorn Cocks, 12) White Leg- horn Hens. (3) Barrad Plymouth. Rock Cocks, (4) Barred Plymouth Rock Hens, (5) Black Orpington. Cocks, (6) Black Orpington Hers, 71

Acay, Apr 25th. Langshan Cocks; (5) Langshan Hens.

The State Legislature has passed! Bill (9) Andalusian Cocks, (10) Andalusian permitting the manufacture and sale of Hens. + Brown Leghorn Cocks, beer containing 76 per cent. alcoholic (12) Brown. Leghorn Hens. 13 strength, instead of 1.50 per cent as pre- Breeds Unclassified-Cocks, 284) Serie y the Federal Law,

1

Breeds inclassified-Hens. (15) White

Leghorn Pens. (16) Barred Plymouth

Rock Pens (17) Blawn Leghorn Pens.

THE ROME TO TOKYO FLIGHT.

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ALLAHABAD, April 26th." An S.V.A. aeroplane ecgaged in tha home to Tokio fight, piloted by Captain Ranza, arrived to-day. It crushed to the ground on landing. The fuselage, was The aviator was unhurt. broken in half.

19 (19) Black Orpington Pers,

(20) Unclassified Langshan Pens. Pens, 1211 Geese (22) Ganders. 123 Pigeons Horing (24) Pigeons classified Special prize presented by .. The Governor. Sir R. E. Stubbs K.C.M.G.. for poultry ex- hibitors Messrs. Kynoch and Dow- biggin are the principal poultry exhibi-] tors, each having many earies in the l various classes,

Emaries of cars include 7. owned by the following exhibitors --Lady Stubbs, Mrs. M. B. Frost, Comdr. Beckwith. Inspector Ward, and Messrs. Ozario and Leefe..

SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.

FROM EUROPE.· ·

The .. TA ERTES, doe here Apr. 29 from Europe and sili Ine Shanghai Apr.

The .. KIDDEN HE, It Lo don March th and is dar here vin Colombo, i Pranand inapore May 1-

The TYDEUS, deyere May 1st from Europe and sit für Shanghai

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The s. EURYADER, due bere May tir from Rarone and sails for Japan vis Taingtsu May 6.

The s.. NELLORE, left London Mar. 28th and is due here via .Colombo, Pensor and Singapore May 10.

The 5.8. IDUMENUS, due hero May 19th, and anils for Shanghai May 13.

The s.. TEIRASIAS, dne bere May 18th, and sails for Shangbai Blay 20.

The 5.8. TALTHYBICS, due bere May 23th, and mails for Japan, May 26.

The ... HELENUS, due hero May 27th, and sails for Japan is Shanghai, May 28.

The & AGAPENOR, due bere Miy 31st, and saila for Japan, Janel.

The . PAK LING, due here June 9th, and sail for Japan, June 10:

The .. CUALION, due bero June 12th, and sails for Shanghai, June 13.

FROM AMERIGE.

VENEZUELA, left Ean The si Francisco Apr. 3, and is due bere vis Honolula, Japan, Shaugbai and Manila, Mar 13.

The 1. ZOUAD', leaves San Fran- cised May 1sh snl is due bere, via Honolulu, Japan, Shaghai and Mavita,

The i& TINDAREDS, leaves Seattle! May 12th and is dee bere sia Yokobams, Kobe and Manila, Jane 33r

The sa TXIN,

Seattle June 26th and is dus bera vis. Fokohama, Bobe, and Mantle, foly 21

T4 PROTEUS love

Bestil July 3rd, and i dus here vis Tokohama, Kobe sud Mani's COVONE 7,

Two new Launches are being buil The WALLA WALLA!

Phone No. 3516.

ATM DOUBTFUL CASE,

Before" Mr. N. L. Smith, at the Magistracy this morning, Chinese was charged with the theft of an opium pipe, or, in the alternative, receiving stoler property. He plead- ed not guilty, and said he bought the pipe for $4.50 from a man who was present in Court.

Inspector Cashman said that a bur- glary took place at No. 236. Queen's Road Central, on the night of March 26. ad amongst other things stoler, were two opium pipes. The uwner of the pipes went to the second hand shops in Lascar Row on the follow- ing day and informed the people that two opium pipes had been stolen from his house and instructed them to detain any man who offered to sell defendant went to No. 6 Upper Lascar them any pipes. Two days: go, the

Row, and offered to sell the pipe (pró- duced) for $15. The master of the shop told him to come on the follow- ing day for the money, and in the meantime communicated with the com- plainant who inspected the pipe, and identified it as his property. There were originally three bands of silver on the pipe, said the Inspector, but these had been removed. If his Wer- ship inspected the pipe carefully, how- ever, he could still see the marks made by the silver bands on the pipe. His Worship enquired if the man in Court admitted that he sold the pipe to the defendant, and Inspector Cash- man said he did not. All he said he

knew about the matter, was that he saw the pipe being sold to the delen-

dant.

Mr. Smith said he had a doubt that the defendant knew that the pipe was stolen. While it was not certain that. he did not steal it, one could not prove theft, neither could it be proved that he did not buy the pipe, ignorant of the fact that it was stolen property. Stolen property change hands very quickly, and it would be a pity 10 send a really innocent man to jail.

Inspector Cashman agreed, and said that if the defendant had in fact bought the pipe for $4.50, he was quite right in trying to get $15 for it. It was business.......

His Worship give the defendant the benefit of the doubt, and discharged him The pipe was ordered to be returned to the complainant.

THE CHINA MAIL.

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Tel. 1036.

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REMEDY

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FOR GOLD IN THE HEAD' WABN

RPPLIED IN TAH NOSTRILS.

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GARAGE ACCOMMODATION

FOR PRIVATE CAR OWNERS.

THIS IS OUR NEW SPECIALITY.

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CARS GARAGED in TOWN $80 per month.

CARS GARAGED at PRAYA EAST or

WANGHAI $20 per month.

THESE PRICES INCLUDE CLEANING AND ORDINARY GARAGE DUTIES.

EXILE GARAGE

Tel. 1036.

38 & 85, Des Varur Road Central,

HONGRONG..

Centrifugal Pumps to snit

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POST OFFICE.

Registered and Parock Maila are closed 18 minutes earlier than the time given. below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to aless before 9 am, registered and parcel mails aro closed ai & p.m. on the prurions day.

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INWARD WAILS..

THURSDAY, April 200

Straits and Culcatta-Per TENSHO

MANT

Shanghai-Per TAMBA MARC.

Australis, Manila and Sandakan-Per

EASTERN

|Japan-Per NIKKO MARU.

FRIDAY, April 30

Straits and Calcutta-Fer YETOROFU

MARU.

Straits-Por DUNERA. Japan-Per ST. ALBANS, Shanghai Per ICHANG,

SATURDAY, May 1

Japan-Per SEIYO MARU.

SUNDAY, MAY 2.

Europe (via Negapatam)-Fer LAKE

ONATA.

MONDAY, May 3, Japan-Per YAMAGATA MARU. Bombay--Per TUTOMI MARI,

WEDNESDAY, May 6.

Straits and Calcutta-Per TUYO MARU. FRIDAY, May 7

Bombay-Per FUKKAI MARU,

GUTWARD KLIA.

WEDNESDAY, April 29, Shanghai, North China, and *Japan via

· Tokobama-Par AFRICA, 6. p... Formosa via. Keelung-Per BRINNO!

MARU, 5 p.m. *Shongbai and North China Fer

MARICOPA, 3 pm.

THURSDAY, April 29. Haiphong- -Per SHINYUE 9 a. m. Swatow and Straits. Per LIANG-|

CHOW, 10.

Japan vis Moji-Per BORNEO MARU,

11 a.m..

Shanghai and North. China-Per SIN

KIANG, 11 am.

Philippine Islands Per WEST KAS-

SON, IL ...

Shanghai and North China- Per

TIENTSIN, 2pm. "Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Maritios, Marquis, South Africa, India vis Dhanushkodi,"

*Egypt

*EUROPE. via SUEZ-Per

GLENITER, 3 p.m.

FRIDAY, APH 90.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1920)

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE CORONET SUPER SEASON

TO-NIGHT at 6.15, 7.159.15 p.m. THE FIFTH BIG PICTURĖ, D. W. GRIFFITH PRESENTS

LILIAN GISH & BOBBY HARRON

IN

THE GREAT LOVE

ORDINARY PRICES...

REYNOLDS DENNISTON

THURSDAY,

THEATRE

ROYAL

TO-NIGHT at 9.15 Sharp.

Continued Success of the Popular

Denniston Players:

Accredited by the Hongkong Preas the best Comedy ard Dramatic Organisation that has toured the East for years.

TO-NIGHT at 9,15 Sharp. TOE THE FIRST TIME IN HONGKONG

The vivid, vinile Comedy Drama America's Greatest Drama.

***THE THIRD DEGREE."

29th April.-The greatest play produced during the last decade. The play that ran for 15 months is London under the title of "UNGLE SAM" "FRIENDLY ENEMIES."

Philippine Islands, Australia, and New FRIDAY, S0th. The most compelling play ever panned by the

Zealand via THURSDAY 18.

LAND-Par NIKEO. MARU,

Registration 8.45 um. Letters

9.30.

master-mind of the playwright.

"THE ACQUITTAL. "

Straita. Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, SATURDAY, 1st May.-The Face of Farces, one continual soream.

Tel, 1036.

Swatow,

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MOYEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The C.P.0.8. Co R.M.S. Empress of Russia arrived at Bhanghai on the 24th April left there on the 26th April and is dus at Manils on the 29th April.

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The N... Sa Teale Mary (Calcutta) Line) left Singapore for this port on the 22nd April and is expected here on the 29th April..

The N.I.K... Mikko Mars (Australian Line) left Nagaaki for this port on the 25th April and is expected here on the 29th April.

1.

The American & Manchurian Line sa

38, QUEEN'S ROAD CINTHAL

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L. Marquis, South Africa, Indis

vie Dhanushkodi, Egypt and

EUROPE via MARSELLES.

"NIGHTIE NIGHT."

Per TAMBA MARU Registra- MONDAY, 3rd.-The Big Play.

tion 9.45 m. Lettara 10.30 am

Amoy and Foocho-Per HAIOEING, 1 p.m.

Philippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG,

9 p.m. SATURDAY, May 1

Shanghai and North China

DUNERA, 10a.m.

For")

Weilsiwei. Chefoo and Tientsin-Fer

KUEICHOW.3 p.m.

Shangbai and North China-Per YING.

CHOW, 3pm.

SUNDAY, May 2.

PhilippinZealand via THURSDAY Isanda, Bacdakan, Australia, New

ISLAND-Fer ST. ALBANS, Registration

9 a.m.

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Letters

Swatow, Amoy and Firmos Tis Keelung Per KAIJO MARD, 9&.m. Shanghai, and North China, Japan via Nagasaki, Canada, United States, Central and South America, and EUROPE via VICTORIA B.Q-Per SUWA MARU. Registration. 9 p.m. Letters 9 a.z.

MONDAY, May 3. Jays and Port Moresby via Batavia-

Per TJIPANAS, 10a.m. Shanghai North China, Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada, *United States, Central and Bouth America and EUROPE is SAN FRANCISCO-Par KOREA MARU. Registration 0.45 a.in. Letters 10.30 a.m.

ARRIVALS.

April 18.

The as HSINLEE, Chi., 789 tons, from Dairen, Capt. T. Mori, Yeo Tai Bong C43.

The 6. VINOCHOW, Brit, 1,218 topa, from Bwatow, Capt. Harrison, B. & S., 033.

.......

The AA VICTORIA, Brit., 1,870 tons, from Melbourne, Capt. Fizer, Wing On The T.KK. & Seiyo Maru arrived at A24.

Yokoham on the 14th instant and The s. GLENIFFER, Brit, 3,022 sailed on the 18th, being due at tona, from Shanghai, Capt. Roger, J. M. Hongkong April 30,

& Co., A2+ B.I.K. a. Totomi Maru (Bombay The sa AFRICA, Ital, 2,592 tons, Line) left Bombay for this port from Singapore, Capt. Zadro, Dodwell direct on the 13th April and in& Co., H. Wharf. expected here on the 3rd May. The .Y.K 4.8, Famagate Mara (Cal-

The

cutta Lina) left Kobe for this port via Moji on the 26th April and to expected here on the 3rd May,

The 8.8.

"THE WOMAN IN ROOM 13."

TUESDAY, 4tb.—At the Request of Many.

"UP IN MABEL'S ROOM”

WEDNESDAY, 5th-The brilliant, sparkling and piquant Fardar

Comedy.

"BABY MINE,”

The Box plans for the above Three: Plays will open at MOUTHIE & Co., on Thursday morning.

PRICES

Telephone: No. 527.

TEL 2511.

Other plaas now open

~$4, $3 & $1.

HONGKONG THEATRE. TEL

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HIGHER FREIGHT RATES TO ENGLAND.

sent rate is about $16.90 per long

ton, which is not out of line with prevailing rates on other products as reported in the press.

Karembo bora New York sailed from The K.YE. s. Fukkus Maru (Bombayed to-day and will mirit 1, clear have paid under the old rates of the world remains to be seen..

Manila on the 26th inst., and is due

to arrive here on the 29th inst. The F. & A. 8. Co., Ltd., B. Eastern left Manila for this Port on the 28th instant at 10 p.m. with, the Austra Han Mail and is due here ca the 29th Instant at about daylight.

The N.T.E... Tambo Mars (European Line) left Shanghai for this port

on the 16th April and is expected bere on the 20th April. The E. & A. F. N. Co. Ltd. a. St. Albans left Moji for this Port on the 28th instant nt 4 pm and is dog bere on the 30th fustant at about

The P. & 0. 8. H. Co as Dunera:

1-ft Singapore for this port on he 26th instant at 10:30 am. and is due here on the 30th instant at about 4p.ut.

Cotta

CLEARANCES

April 26. The N.I.K. sa Toys Mary No. 2 (Cal- catta Line) left Ualcutta for this port

WEST KASSON, (Amer.), vis Fangoon and Singapore on the cleared to-day and will sail for Baltimore 11th April and is expected here on via Manila at 6 am. tomorrow. the 8th Mas

The . EWONGSANG,

for Shanghai Line left Bombay for this port via Swatow at 6 am. tomorrcW. direct on the 20th April and is The es. AFRICA, (Ital), cleared to

dey, and will sail for Yokohama vis bere on the 7th May. TOPUB. Co'a

6.3, Methsen Shanghai at 8 a.m. to-morrow. arrived at Yokohama on the 23rd The STNKIANG. (Brit.), cleared April-ft there on the 24th April to-day and will mail for Shanghai at noon and is due at Vancouver on the 18th to orrow, a

The 8.8. MARICOPA, (Norw.), clessed May The... Inada Maru (European to day and will sail for Shanghal at

Lint) left London for this port vinum. to-morrow. Burz on the 9th April and · ís expected here on the 28th May.

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The

The N.Y.K. a. Texshima Maru (Liver- pool Liner left Liverpool for this port win tugs on the 7th April and is spcted be on the 22nd May.

BOWEL COMPLAINT IN -

CHILDREN.

It is stated that British ships have

The present ocean freight rates Increased freight rates on foodstuffs operate everywhere as a stiff protec from New York to England by 30 tive tariff. In all parts of the world cents per 100 pounds," and that the they are stimulating home industry British Government now owns over As yet the number of tramp ships 300,000,000 pounds, of hog products does not seem large enough to affect alone on this side, so that the British rater fixed by the liners. What will + people will pay $90,000,000 more for result a year or two hence from the those hog products than they would feverish activity of the shipyards of Our 03 ather "food Shipping Board thinks it will eliminate freight. And products" correspondingly.

the great profits of ocean transpor= And yet while in such quantities tation andis therefore anxious to sell the figures run into large sums the its ships,

Meanwhile it has them and is increase is really but three-tenths of a cent a pound, an amount so small operating them. It can, if it so that it is unlikely to affect the retail decides, de much to promote Ameri- price at all, The Increase will can trade and build up home industry probably be entirely absorbed by the by reducing its freight rates on out- Government or by the middlemen, bound American products and in- who can well afford it if half the creasing ita rates on inbound ship. profiteering stories are true. The ments of competing products:- most important result is that this Unquestionably the British and slight increase will add $90,000,000 other governments are using their NANCY MOLLER, (Brit) from hog products alone to the shipping so far as government in Cat Bangstor. Agents Boler & Co, revenue of the British steamers, fluence can prevail to do each for its left for Haiphong to-day, M

which will presumably get the own people what our Government Thosa, TRUDER, (Brit, Capt. Wal business of the British Govern might do if it would. That is not to

DEPARTURES.

April 28

The

is Teingbro todas las for Yokohama ment. Thirty cents a hundred be expected, however, from any

but

DURING the summer months child The N.I.K... Yetorofu Maru (Calcutta ren are subject to disorders of The . HATCHIE, (mer) C$6.75 per long ton, which administration by a party pledged to Line) left, Singapore for this port on the bowels and should receive the most Oaftiget, Avonta Adaaral Line Jeft for of itself more than full rates pre promote importations regardless of valent before the wär;- The full pre- American industry. —S F. Chronicle. on the 23rd April and is expected here on the 20th April.

careful attention. As soon as any Amy to day, I

KIMI "MARIF, (Tap), Capt.. unnatural looseness of the bowels is Mr. Ageats NY.K., left for Bom noticed Chamberlain's Colle and Diary via Sing more to-day, en hoy Remedy should be given. Por The As HU AN, (Brit.), Cant. Byers, sne ty at Chemists and Storekeeperezenta BS deft for Shanghai.ta-day..

The N.Y.K... Toyohalia Maru (Ameris canine) left hobe for this port via Mott and Shanghai on the 21st Ap and expected here on the 20th April.

Frinted: Kad Published for THE

-CADS BUTKEZE, Eltor, No.

CONCERNED by GEORDS WILLIAM

Fyndham Street, Hongkong