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INSINUATIONS DENTED.

WASHINGTON, January 21. Admiral Benson, Chairman of the Shipping Board, addressing the Na dional Mercantile Marine Association, referred to the falling freights coupled with increased outlay and the lessening earnings for ship owners, said that the Board must. proceed cautiously regards selling Government vessels, as it was specially established to secure permanency for the American merchant marise. Senator Jones alleged that the International Mercantile Marine Co., controlling 40 ressels, had made an agreement in 1903 with the British Government under which the former could not pursue an injurious policy to the British mercantile maire or trade. He insinuated that British and America interests were beat on destroying the American Merchant Marine. Mr Franklin, the President of the Marine Company, who sharply rejoined, denounced the unfairness of the charge. He said that 90 per cent. of the company's stock was held by Americans,

ESHONDE TO RETURN HOME.

MELBOURNE, January 21. Mr. Osmund Esmonde, eldest son of Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart, In- dependent Nationalist MP., for North Wexford, who was refused permis- sion to land in Australia on any pretext; has booked his return home. Mr. Esmonde claimed that he was engaged on a highly important mission in connection with Irish home rule.

NAVAL HOLIDAY.

SENATE COMMITTEE FAVOURS NEGOTIATIONS,

REDUCTIONS TO BE DISCUSSED.

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE

WASHINGTON, January 20. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has favourably reported on Senator Borah's resolution in favour of negotiations between the United States, and Great Britain and Japan with a view to the reduction of the daval programme, The Senate Foreign Relations Committee," instead. however, of the negotiations originally proposed for a 50 per cent. reduction during the next five years, proposed negotiations to provide reductions as could be agreed, and decided not to include France and Italy in the scope of the resolation, as few other nations could follow the lead of j the three principal powers. The resolution of Senator Wash that the United States should have an Amerkan representative on the Disarmament Commission of the League of Nations was defeated by 8 votes to 3.

JAPANESE HONOURS FOR BRITISH GENERALS.

LONDON, January 20,

A number of very distinguished British generals attended the Japanese Embassy to receive from the Ambassador the Order of the Rising San and Sacred Treasure conferred on them by the Emperor.

BEITAIN AND AMERICA.

SPORTING COMPETITION FOR FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, January 20.

At a luncheon, in London the United States Admiral Niblack em- phasised that Britain and America would come into closer association in the future. America had made up her mind to become a maritize people. Hence the two countries must face competition for foreign. Admiral Lowther ged the need markets as a sporting proposition. of greater frankness by the authorities with a view to avoiding unthink. "able competition in the building of capital warships.

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ÍGYPTIAN COTTON SYNDICATE,

CAIRO, January 20...... ·

A cooperation syndicate has been formed to store -approximately 2003,000 lbs. of cotton with a view to holding to raise the price. The syndicate is assuming that the barke will finance it. Experts are doubtful in this connection. It is stated, however, that high authorities are lending moral support.

HARDING FORMS OABINET SLOWLY.

WASHINGTON, Jabuary 21. Up to the present President-elect Harding has made little progress as regards the formation of a Cabice. The opinion is generally held that he will be guided in Foreign Affairs by the Senate committee and will not appoint

Secretary of State without Senitor Lodge's approval.

IRISH DISORDṛES,

SEVEN POLICE KILLED IN AMBUSH.

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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

Telegraphic Communicatiooith Gap Rock Lighthouse is interrupted.

CABLES FOR, SHANGHAI,

› BUBJECT TO DELAY.

HONGKONG-SHANGHAI CARLE DEFECTS.

Mr. M. E. F. Airey, Superintendent of the Eastern Extension Australisiä and China Telegraph Co, Ltd. notifies that owing to defects in the Hongkong-Shanghai Cable, all tele- grams for Shanghai and beyond “Via Eastern will be subject to consider- able delay.

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GREAT WAR.

CATHEDRAL MEMORIAL

FORTHCOMING CEREMONY,"

EE the Governor will unveil the War Memorial in the Cathedral com- pound on Sanday, January 30, at 10.30 am. The Navy is to be re- presented and detachments of all troops in the Garrison will be present,

It there are any wear relatives of any of the 67 Hengkong men who rer like places reserved.for them: at the ceremony, the Cathedral au- thorities will arrange for this if the relatives will send their names not ister than next Monday, to Rev. H Copley Moyle

SPORT

RUGBY.

NAVY. v. CLUB.

This match will take place on the Club ground to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. before the Club v, South China game.' The Navy will play in blue and the Club in white. Capt. H. E. Murray, RIMS. will 'oficiate as referee.

The insured parcel service to fuchwan which was previously ended is Following is the Club Team-A. M. Bow resumed.

REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the timo given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9 am registered and parcel nails are closed at 5 pm. on the previous day.

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INWARD MAILS.

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BATURDAY, JANUARY 28.

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NAVAL COAL STOLEN.

OFFICIAL LAXITY, -

¡D. Wallace; S. J. Jordain, J. W. Alabaster, GA. V. Hall and D. Logan; G. Roberts and V. G. Smyth; G. G. N. Tinson, N. C. Macnamara, G. Baxter, C. J. Cooper, A. T. Lamplugh, N. A Harper. J. S McCann, and J. Ralston (capt.):

THE MC.C. AT COLOMBO.

"Echo," in the Malaya Tribune, relates the following story :-

When the MC.C. players were at Colombo on the way to the scene of their humilations in Australia a nice little lady was conversing with some of them while their side, was batting. Rhodes was in. Said the lady to Waddington, one of the youngsters of the Yorkshire team of which Wilfred is one of the veteraos:| Is he any relation of the great Rhodes?"

Imagine bow the pride of the Tyke prompted Waddington to reply emphatically: "He is the great Rhodes."

But I was thinking of Cecil," remarked the fair young thing.

Ab, you mean Cecil Paricin," (the Lancashire bowler), suggested! Waddington.

At that the girl gave up the duel. How was she to know that the hero of a hundred (or less) Test Matches Is a greater man than an Empire builder?

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

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CHARLIE CHAPLIN

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SHOULDER ARMS"

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"THE MICROBE

THONGKONG. THEATRE.

TO-NIGHT, at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m.

TIL

2511

"LOUISIANA" Trio and Quartette,

in their latest Songs and Dancès: ALSO

HAZEL

DAWN in

"CLARISSA "

THEATRE

ROYAL

TO-MÓRKOW (SATURDAY), January 22nd,

at 9.15 p.m.

STUPENDOUS ATTRACTION,

MADAME LOTTIE GORDON'S GRAND CHARITY CONCERT

in aid of the Blind Home, Kowloon, and

Pokfulam Home.

Judes the Distinguished Page and in the presence of His Excellency the Governor and Lady STUBBY, Admiral Sir ALEXANDER DUFF and Miss DUFF, Maj. Gen. Sir G. MACAULAY and Lady KIRKPATRICK, and Commodore BOWDEN SMITE, C.B.E, and Mrs. BOWDEN SMITH. ARTISTES.

Mr. Howard Freeborn, Lieut. Col. Grosse, Mr. Reginald Meyers, Madame Lottie Gordon, Mrs. Maurice Minney, Mr. F. C. Hall, Mrs. F. Cameron, Miss Nellie Williams, Miss B D. Thomson, Miss Ed Soares and the Misses. Alleen and Doris Woods. Also song: (ladies' Toices).

GEMS FROM OPERA

An excellent, entertaining and humorous programine ander the. Direction of Madsine Lottie Gardon, IdB of RAM. and RCM LT.C.L, AT.C.L TICKETS AT MOUTRIES, ANDERSON'S, KELLY ASD WALSE,

WISEMAN'S AND, HONGKONG HOTEL OFFICE Booking opened this morning at MOUTRIES and there was in

unprecendented demand for Scata.

38 and $1.

Prices: $3.

THEATRE

ROYAL

MONDAY. January 24th, 1921. FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY,

REYNOLDS DENNISTON Itd..

prments

THE DENNISTON PLAYERS

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SHE WALKED IN HER SLEEP.”

A Fance In Three Acts

What the Papers Say of *She Walked in her Sleep"

Englishman Calcutta.

The flike it good, as a Farce, and an plajel by the Company last night, it is rally good goods. Go to I, to-night, if you cant get seats, and you will bless the man, who told you to go. "Slatesman" Calcetta"

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As the Company produced the Farce at night at the Empire Theatre, it was a Čuntza- Laughter rippled througout the proceedings to my nothing of breaking eat inte roars Soy few wi "Advocate of India" Bombay.

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She Walked In Her Bicep is one of the funniest Fartes Bombay has seen for a long time. It is a Fires pure and aimpin, full of amusing scenes and witty Lines "Times of India Bombay.

CHINA AGENCY & TRIDING.00. OF 19

HONGKONG.

Iron, Steel & Piece Goods,

Tel. 2143 10, Queen's Rd, Central

CHINA OYERAKAS TRADING CO. (1919), LTD. Importers and Exporters. nothing about it. (Aside to Tel. 1104. 18, Queen's Rd. Central. sixth defendant): You deserve death for admitting! -

Mr. H. Lowe, Chief. Naval Store DEFENDANT WHO DESERVED DEATH, Officer, said that the two junks in

question were among seven which Tel. on the 17th inst were inaded Four women" and three men, members of the crew of two cargo with coal at the Naval coal ahed

Kowloon for delivery junks, were this morning charged į at before Magistrate Orme, with the the H.MS; Ambrose." A ample theft of 10 tons of Government coal of the coal found in the defendants Tel.

janka was very similar to Welsh valued at £83.10.12.

to

S of the defendants pleaded coal. As far as he knew, the only the Colony not guilty." The sixth admitted Welsh coal in stealing some of the coal, but totali

-was".

CHU KYOKU TRADING CO. Importers and Exporters.

-7, Queen's Rd.-Central 3108 and 2907.

EDELED NOW FUNG. Import & Export Merchant 1676.-80, Des Yeux Rd. Cd.

TEE THONG KE Photographic Suppliers.

LÄÄKAHUS, `N. Opticians.

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Wald in ber Sleep" played it in that happy-go-ločky manner, which constitutes so largely to the success of the DENNISTON COMPANY, wm altogether the fatmiest Fares, wa Este ever men in Bombay.

TUESDAY, JANUART 25TEL.

EEA OF YOUTH (PZY).·

PRICES: $1, $2 and $1.

BOOKING AT MOUZRIE'S Ferformance, 9.15 pm BHARP.

The Foak Tramway Co., will run Cars 15 minutes aft.r the performanos each night during the se28011.

NAVAL ENTERTAINMENTS. also were

the Shadow Flay and the One Act Comedy. Enter caining turns were also given by “COLOMBO" CONCERT PÄRTY. Messrs: Burns, Butcher, Brunting

Two SUCCESSFUL SHOWS.

Delightful entertainments giren by the Concert Party of HMS. "Colombo," in the Seamen's Institute

on Wednesday and Thursday nights

and Hewer, Schofield, Carrol, Alford, Salter, Maxted and Packwood, Collier and Sowerby, and McAllister The characters in the comedy weże ably impersonated by Mesara, Brewa, Hunting, Burns, and Colfer.

The programme, with its happy "advertisements," was a credit to

were received on both occasions fis author.: with every evidence of keen enjoyment by appreciative audiences.

One fatal case of plague and one- Admirably staged and produced, fatal case of diptheria, both Chinese, the concerts included many Items were reported yesterday.

of excellent merit, notably those sub

mitted by the Glee Party, which owed Mrs. Claud Severn has kindly his creditable training to V. C. P. consented to present the prizes at the

used by the Navy Tel. 2170. 60. Queen's Rd. Central.. of the Eve tons found on his boat. It was the mual practice after coal 'Detective Sergeant Andrew had been delivered to examine the deposed to searching the junks junk. On this occasion the junks at the Wanchai anchorage and dis were not as thoroughly searched as Tel.: 2203. 28, Queen's Rd. Central Dougall, who was also responsible Elis Kadoorie School on Monday, covering five tons of coal in each, they should have been Three other junks at the anchorage After Engineer

Commander

also contained coal, but they got Grant had given evidence that away,200 MWAKA Z about 20 tons of coal were missing, The first-and fifth defendants the Magistrate ebovicted the first (both women) said that they were and sirth defendants and sentenced licences of the junkuk with them to two months' hard labour

Fifth defendant did not steal engine The other defendantă:4

LONDON, January 20. Dublin Castle announces that a police patrol was ambushed at Glenwood in Co. Clare Seven, including a district inspector and a sergeant were killed. One sergeant and one constable were wound 20***

... was burned and the arms taken. The attackers' casualties are not known, the coal my folis did, I know discharget..

LOCK HING, Curfo Dealers. Queen's Rd. Central.

SMOKEYA UBING, Japancas Photographers. 2854. 8, Queen Syar

for the successful training of the January 31, at noon. The Hus. Mr. String Band ER. A. Gianyille, who Claud Severn has kindly consented only recently joined the company, to judge the results of the annual art sang--two BOLUS ECTA competition at the 2 Kidoerle particularly well. Notable successes School as Monday...

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