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No. 21,164

Hongkong Daily Press.

骏四拾六百堂千萬弍第 日六廿月叁年资丙

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

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TIME-TABLE.

WEEK DAYS

9.33 11,06

Terpom Maipo Market

Fanling.***. Shengshui

Dep. 7,02 9.38 10,31

7.181.9.49 11,04

Dep. 732 10.03 1118

...Dep. 7,35 10.07 11.09

A.7.43 10.13 11.28 12.20 12,58

DP08 8.19 10.43 11.47 Dep

406

All.

Noom

I

Kowloon...

Yumati...

Dep 6.50

Dep! 6.40 9,15 10.30 | 11,40) 12,00 9.24 10,39

135

4,85 5,29

19.09

124 444 5.38

710 7.19

Shatin

1.38

No36

5,51

Dep

Dept 741

19.38 139

5.09 0.04

5.19 6.08

5.04 6.19

12.52207

3.28

2.18 3.34

748 7.58 8,02 6,93 8.99

8.0F

A...

Ad

P.M.

FX

2,30 7.X.

7,21

8.05 10.59 11.40

1.56

9.00

437

5.18 6.08

3.07 4.24

5.20 6.16

..Dep. 789

818 10,49 1151

8.11

Dep 7.42

8.26 10.59 12.02

3.31 4.48

Dep. 2,66

8,80 11.04 12.07

Dep. 739

8.43 11.17 12.31

...Dep. 812 8.55 11.29 13.53

Kowloon...

Art. 830 9,08 | 11,87 19,41

5.24 6.39 6.29 5,34 3.25 42

5.98 6.83 6.48 3.58 4,58 5.51

5,08 6.03 -8,58 2.37 9,58

7.06 5.18 811

Baumahan Sheangehoi Fanling Tipo Market

Bhatin

Yazmati...

Tipo

SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Dep. 7,16

6.30 7,42 10.18 11.28 -13.2012,58) '8,21

Kowloge...

Taumat....

Shatia

...Dep ...Dap 8,50 .Dep. 7,02

8.40

4.X

Noor 9.15 10.30 11.40 1200 924 10.38

9.36 10,51

Taipo

Tipo Market

Dep

716 731

9.49 11.04

9.59 11.08

12.38 3,00

Fanling

De 7.83 10,03 11.18

Bhoungshui

Baumahan

Dap. 7.88 10,07 11.22 ...AIT.

2,29 5,29 7.10 12.09 201 5.38 7.39 1991 2,43 6.51 7,31 6.05 7.44 12.54 255

6.09 7.49 6.20 7.59 12.48 3.11

8,0% 12.52 3.15 6,24

8,08

A

2.

Sunmchzn

Bheungahni

3.00 1.56

3,07

4,88 6,01 6,30

8.50

2.37 8.58

4.17 5.40 6.09 424 5.45 6.16 4.29 8.81 6,20 1,00

6.34 4.42 8.05 4.55 6.18 6,47 6,07 6,30 6.59 6.15 6,88 7,07

Faoling

in the

...Dep. 8,12 10.38 11,40 w.Dep. 8,19 10,48 11.47 8.23 10.49 11,51 1.Dep

8.83 10.59 18.02 12.07 ...Dep. 8.87 11.04 ...Dep 8,51 11.17 12.31

Taipo Market Dep.

Talpo

Shatin

Taumati....

Kowloon...

Dep. 9.09 11.29 12.38 ...A 9.1111.37 12,41

SHA TAU KOK BRANCH.

LX LX,

WEEK DAYS.

F.M. 7.M.

· UTATIONS,

2.20 6.25 Faaling...Dep. 7,45 11,80 Bhstaukok...A 8.40 19.25 8.15 7.20

SUNDAYS AND PUBLIU HOLIDAYS.

STATICES

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I F.M. Fanling...Dep, 745 11.30 3.20 6.25 Bhatankok...A 8.40 12.25 415 7.20

ITAZIONI,

A

A.M. IX. FX.

WEEK DAYS, Shatanko...Dep. 8.30 10.15 1.05 5.00 Fanting ...A7. 7.25 11.10 2.00 5.55

SUNDAYS AND PUBLIO HOLIDAYS,

BZATIONS,

Statsukoi...Dep, 6.30 1015 2,05 5.15 Fanling 4 7.95. 11:10 8.00 6.10 Further information may be obtained at the Banwar Orricks, KewLoos, ar framTM Moniz, Tros, Cook & Ban Lear Batskomen, or frima Ten AxIEGAR. Extras Jon-?-

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ATTITUDE OF NORTHERN GENERALS.

CHINESE EDITOR REPORTED SHOT.

TASTATIC NEWS SERVICE.]

PIXING, April, 25th.

The Chingpan was closed by the police fast evening" on account of its alleged Communistic affiliations, and its Editor and Proprietor, Mr. Shao Fino Pio, has been arrested and detained at the garri. son headquarters for investigation.

EXTRATERRITORIALITY,

JAPAN'S OFFER TO CHINA.

A QUID PRO QUO.

ASTATIC NEWS BERVICE]

Swanuman. April 20th (by mail), Ths Tokyo. Jeji Skumbum reparts that the Japanese Government, by renouncing the extra-territorial rights now whjoyed by Japanese subjects in Manchuria, hopes to solve the question concerning the lease of

lands by Japanese residents in Fangtien, Kian and Eeilungklang, which has been outstanding sinec May 1915.

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'MIXED " EDUCATION.

HONAN OFFICIALS FROWN UPON IT.

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Kaeso, April 17th (by mail). General Chin Yun An add General Kao Yin Chich have, issued a joint pro- clamation prohibiting mixed education in Government and private schools and colleges throughout Honan province. *

According to the proclamation, mixed

education is harmful to morality and it orders that all boys must be kept out of

girls schools and vice versa.

Further, the proclamation forbids the employment of female teachers by schools of the middle class," threatening to

opposition.

The new orders, it is said, have been sanctioned by Marshal Wu Pei Fu.

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At the same time, the Sino-American | rotwithstanding the strong efforts of the close all educational institutions in the Evening News (Chung-Wei Wampan) | Japanese Consul at Mukden and other provine if the students dare raise any 16, Que's BOAD CENTRAL TXL. 75 CENTRAL which was the chief supporter of (ieneral officials, Japanese subjects are still unable Lu Chung Liu Curing the Kuominchun to ase landa from the natives for any orgime in Peking, declares that the paper purpose though their arrangements would was started partially with American prate to be profitable to the native land capital and registered in the United. The fact is that the natives are, States that it is out of the control always afraid of incurring the displeasurë

of the Chinese authorities and consequent-l of the Chinese authorities.

The arrest of 31e. Shao and the closing Japanese subjects are hindered in of the Chingpan has caused great panic revers district.

Japanese economic interests in Man among the Chinese journalists many of whom now seek shelter in foreign con- churin, especially in Fengtira, cannot be cessions as well as the Legation Quarters successfully developed unless this serious for their personal safety. It is stated obstacle is removed, declares the Japanese that both Marshal Chang Tso Lin and joual. The right of acquiring lands for Marshal Wu Pei Fu have given orders to their subordinates, to watch the move ments of Chinese Commucists and close all Chinese newspapers if they show signs of Bolshevik leadings.

CONFLICTING REPORTF,

Paxso, April 9th.

agricultural uses in South Manchuria was secured by Japan in the second article of the dino-Japa ve Treaty of 1915; but owing to Chinese opposition, the Treaty been enforced in spite of Japan's Now in view of desire for the brogation" the Powers of extra-territorial rights within The Shikchich Jihpaa prints a sensa

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THE WING ON CASE.

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MR. ALABASTER TACKLES - AX- OTHER INFERENCE."

The Wing On case was continued before Sir Henry Gollan (the Chief Justice) at the Criminal Sessions yesterday.

Mr. F. C. Jenkin, appeared with Mr. H. G. Sheldon for the prosecution (both instructed by Mr. Bulmer Johnson, of Mesara. Hastings, Deanys & Bowley). Mr. C. C. Alabaster and Mr. Elsley Zeitlyn (instracted by Mr. G E Hall Reatton and Alada) were 10K the respective prisonere.

Chan Kau, stated to be in the employ of the second, prisoner's firm in Canton, went into the witness-box when the hear-

ing was commenced. '

He denied that Tam Lay (a witness for the prosecution) had ever been em- ployed at Lam Fook Chiu's printing shop at Canton in 1921-29.

Witness said that he occupied the

The Tokyo authorities now propose to a court martial trial. But on enquiry bring this question up for discussion both at the proper quarters, we are informed at Peking and Mukden, regardless of the that the report is untrue. It is stated attitude of the European and American that Mr. Shac in still kept in custody Powers: Further, the paper adds that position of accountant in the firm. Re prior to his resignation, Mr. Wong Yun plying to Mr. Alabaster, he said that on Kiang, Civil Governor of Tengtien and the instruction's of the solicitors for the books from the printing shop in Canton. one of the leaders who actually contral, deface, he had brought three accounts the Spances of the three provinces of Manchuria, declared to Japanese and Chinese, Prezamen at Mukden that the question about the lease of agricultural lande by Japanese subjects cannot be settled unless Japan abolishes her extra- territorial rights in Manchuria.

The majority of the Chinese pressinen held a meeting this morning for the discussion of matters in connection with Mr. Shao's case and it is believed a peti tion will be sent to Generals Li Ching Liu, Chang Tsung Chang, Chang Hsuch Liang and Wong Huai Ching asking for

his release.

PEKING POLITICS.

A REVIVAL OF PARLIAMENT DESIRED,

Replying to Mr. F. C Jenkin, wit ness said that as the second prisoner spent, most of his time in Canton, he sometimes took over the accounting of the books, so that witness might devote more time to photo-engraving. !!

While witness was giving evidence he emitted a rather raucous noise, and was chided by the Chief Justice, who ordered him not to make those nasty noises."

Witness was also in the box during the whole of the afternoon hearing.

Mr. Jenkin handed witness a book

PERING, April 7th. According to the verdict rendered by the court martial of the Emergency Shao Piao Pin, Headquarters. Mr. Editor of the Chingpan, was condemned to death because he was guilty of pro- pagating communism and anarchism in China to the great detriment of the

and showed a certain page, and asked rising generation of the Chinese people. As the Chingpaa. is the private pro

The majority of the Constitution-if he could see a mark there, as if it perty of Mr. Shao, the authorities have removed the official seals and turned the alists" of the twice dissolved Senate and had been tampered with, just as if w paper over to his family on condition House of Representatives of the old name had been erased. The question was that no Communistic newa will be pub Parliament were entertained by Marshal repeated, and witness replied that all lished in the future.

Wu. Fei Fu at his headquarters on Mon- he could see was that the paper was a day. The reception was attended by General Chen Chin Maa and other leaders

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Hassow, April 25th.

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In connection with the execution of Mr. Shao, General Chang Hsueh Liang, prior to his return to Tientsin, declared of the Chihli "Party. to the native press that he was condemn-

little thin.

Mr. Alabaster rose and asked whether his friend was going to infer that any meraber present had tampered with that particular piece of paper. If so, he den prior to the capture of Peking by the ex-war ford of Loyang desires the should put it to the witnesses.

Marshal Wu made no formal speech;

ed to death by the highest court at Muk-but there was no lack of indication that

Further, he declares that the execution of Mr. Shao bad also the full concurrence of Marshal Wu Pei Fu and consequently, it was a question, affecting the interests of all the anti-Kuominchun armies,

The

the Feastien army so that he could do revival of the Parliament with a view to prosecution had the last word, and if nothing to save him.

enabling Marshal Tao. Kun formally to that was part of their case, he should know of it, so as to enable him to meet resign his presidency.

Further, the Marshal favours the rein-it. statement of Dr. W. W. Yen to the His Lordship said that he understood Premiership of the Regency-Cabinet in the suggestion was that a name had been instead of General Chin You Peng, there, but the prosecution had not sug Mr. Jenkin said that be would not After the restitution of the Parliament, gested any name. conptitution-revision committee whose

Mr. Shao was only forty years old and he has been in journalism since the

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