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FENG YU HSIANG.

· Whilst engaged, on

repair work M. Thomas, Director of the Inter PLAIN SPEECH BY on board the se. Yuen Sang at national Labour Bureau, recently Kowloon Bay, a Chinese workman arrived in Peking from Genera on | was killed by the bursting of an inspection tour of the Far East boiler-valve.

in the interests of the Leagus of Nations. Accompanied by General Pei Chung Hsi, M. Thomas visited the Western Hill and also the Pihyan Temple where the casket containing the remains of Dr. Sun

A few weeks ago "The Sport The Kuomintang leaders in Nan- of Kings" was produced by the king decided that all Provincial Sidcup A-D.C. The dramatic critic Political Councils should be abolish of a London paper, in commenting

ed. We questioned the advisability/upon the performance, said: "This Yat Sen is housed. M. Thomas was

of this step at the time; and we notice that Marshal La TSA HSIN bas an open mind on the subject. To answer to a question by an inter- viewer he said:-

Fire broke out

WDS

play. in my opinion, is a rather later entertained at a dinner recep- difficult one for amateurs to Bettion by General Yea Hai Shan. over. but it was a distinct success."

Count de Martel. French Minister to China, who returned from on Saturday Europe via Siberia in the company evening, shortly after eight o'clock of M. Thomas, was also a guest. "Some maintain.."that the on the hillside at Pokfulam. Much caused in town various political councils ought excitement not to be dispensed with, as they when the rumour went round that contribute materially to the main Felix Vilias was on are. It was, tenance of order. Others contend that they should be abolished, as however, later ascertained that the with the unification of the coun- fire was a considerable distance try, there is no longer any nerd from Felix Villas, and that the view, but I am not opposed to outbreak was confined to a stack their abolition if it is done pro- of grass lying on the hillside. Two perly."

fire-engines soon put the blaze out.

for them. I take the former

The Marshal dealt again indirect- ly with this matter during the coures of his speech at the banquet

In the

course

of

2

routine

Corrections to

that Noticet

OPPRESSION AND COM- MUNIST INTRIGUE."

ROTTEN HABITS WE MUST AVOID.

THRIFT AND SIMPLICITY NEEDED.

NANKING, Nov. 20th. A deep impression was made upon the entire staff of the Exeen.

TROUBLE" IN CHINA “

MERCHANTS.

FORECAST OF WIDE RE-

ORGANIZATION. 2.

OFFICERS WHO CAN GET NO PENSIONS.

Reports circulated more or less. freely in Chinese circles and to some extent in Shanghai shipping circles suggest considerable in- ternal trouble in the China Mor chants S. N. Co. A day or two.

i

In conversation with an official

of the snares of the Communists of the company, a ̈representative of and so to conduct themselves both the North China Daily News was in their public function and in pri- told that Mr. Chao still held his vate life that they may become position and was, present at the office, each morning. The inter- that examples to the people.

The substance of General Feng's viewer gathered, however,

there has been internal trouble of speech is as follows:

some moment, for Mr. Wong Pet

"What I wish to say today is well known to all of us. We have

tive Yuan on Saturday when Gen. 380, the Chinese Press had it thas The daily time signals trans-eral Feng Yu Hsiang, Vice-Chain T. C. Chao had resigned from his post as Director General of the mitted by the radio stations at man of the Yuan, delivered his first Rugby, Bordeaux, Napen, and Ar-

"encouragement speech," in his company and General Chiang Pab napolis are generally accepted by usual plain language, enjoining Chi was mentioned as his succesTM surveyors as accurate. for their them to work in harmony for the sor. errors rarely exceed one-tenth of a salvation of the country, to bewass second. At the Conference of Em- pire Surveyors it was suggested that it would be useful to have pub lished the corrections to Bordeaux, search of passengers' effects on the Nauen, and Annapolis, as determin- be gave to the Canton oficials at trains of the Cantou-Kowloon Railed at Greenwich. Government House on Thursday way, the revenue staff at Canton the Rugby signal are published

fast week unearthed a quantity of month in arrear in the Admiralty evening, and our Chinese correspiam hidden ia five. dried fish heotices to Mariners. The Geogra pondent came to the conclusion

longing to a passenger in a second-phical Journal reports that the sug from the opinions expressed on class carriage. There was nothing gestion of the Conference has been this occasion that there was little in the appearance of the fish to adopted and likelihood of the Canton Political arouse suspicion, but through force of habit, the searchers examined Council being dissolved this year the fih, and were rewarded for We hope he is correct. Even if the their conscientious labour. In unification of the country had, in three of the fish sixty taels of reality, been accomplished and a opium were found secreted. The strong, popularly elected Cabinet, owner, was taken into custody and or Council, with recognised autho- subsequently handed over to the

Preventive Bureau. rity was functioning at Nanking, there would still be sound arga. ments in favour of delegating some of the central political powers to the Provinces. The country is so large and methods of transport and communication so slow that it is essential to peace and good order that the Provincial Authorities should have the right to settle out of hand the difficulties and troubles which are bound to arise from tíme to time in their own territories

Marinere now contains the corree tions. The greatest correction to Rugby during July was 001 and

a population of 400,000.000, yet we Chun. Minister of Communica can hardly resist the bullying of a nation with only several millions or tions, made a special trip to several scores of millions. Some Shanghai from Nanking and re- times wo are treated even woree mained in conference with. Mr. than dogs. Imperialism is compar able only to wolves and tigers. Chao during the whole morning. What with their gunboat policy. their heavy artillery and big ean- to Bordeaux 019s and the aver-nos, we are regarded as if we were ages without regard to signs" 0010 their life-long enemy.

and 0039, respectively. The correction to Annapolis was uni- mean of formly positive with a

0074 5.

WEDDING AT UNION CHURCH.

BOUQUET OF WHITE HEATHER.

A list of life-saving stations, published by the International Hydrographic Bureau, gives the name, latitude, and longitude and kind of apparatus kept at every station in the world. The most noticeable feature is the long list of countries on the coasts of which DO live-saving stations. there are This is intelligible in certain lands which are off the track of shipping or in others which are still under the control of unprogressive gov at the Union Church, Kennedy ernments, but it is surprising in Rond, on Saturday, the Rev. F. C. the case of such countries as New-

MOORE DOW..

A pretty wedding was celebrated

foundland, Burma, and India (ex-Young officiating. cops Karachi), Jamaica, Cuba, The contracting parties were Mr.

The result of the conference was to the effect, the Shanghai paper is reliably informed, that the Min- The Tsinan Incident

ister authorized Mr. Chao to carry- "Take the recent Tsinan Inc-

on in his capacity of Director. dent, for example. How many innocent fellow-countrymen of ours General at least for the time being, were killed The bones of many but it is stated that the Nanking. of these unfortunate brethren are

not yet buried. Japan ia still oc- Government proposes to reorganize cupying Shantung. They have the whole internal working of the destroyed our means of communica-

tion which has not yet been resum- company and that negotiations are- ed. These national humiliations now proceeding with that end in and other disheartening situations confront us for solution. They are not easy to solve.

view.

Foreign Officers' Fensions.

"Our great responsibility is to maintain and protect the legacy As pointed out in the North from our ancestors, and to hand it

China Daily Newe some months. over intact to our descendants for

ago, foreign officers and engineers. perpetuation and enjoyment,

Then, there are the Com discharged from the company were munists who are incessantly plot

not receiving, back

wages and ting to create more trouble for us. They are trying to poison the various other sums to which they minds of our people with their

A. S. WATSON Something must be left to the good Tasmania, and the whole of Africa Edward Moore, of Taikoo, son of fallacious doctrine for the creation were entitled, We now hear of judgment of the Provincial leads except Algeria, Tunis, and the Mr. William More, and the late of class struggle and to upset the other cases, one of which concerns.

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MARSHAL LI TSAI HSIN

IN CANTON.

MARSHALL THAT HSIN has been welcomed with open

arms by

Canton. and now seems to be

settling down to business.

There

are many important matters re- quiring his attention for although the Liang Kwang provinces have not been disturbed by any serious

and it is better that such authority should be vested in a Political Council than in one or two execu

In the words of tive officials. Marshal Lr the Canton Political Council is serving a good purpose and should not be abolished unless something equally good, if not better, has been found to take its place." Nanking has its hands full and would be unwise not to acquiesce in, some, distribution of the burden.

The prizes awarded in connection with the Decorated Motor Car Competition at the Grand Tattoo are now displayed in one of the windows of Mesars. Ullmann & Co.'s store.

Burglars entered the premises occupied by Mr. Chau at No. 131. Caine Road, in the early hours of yesterday morning, and stole money, clothing and jewellery to the value of about $300.

The fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Board will be held to

Union of South Africa."

Mr. Yusuke Taurimi, a Japanese Liberal leader, speaking in New York recently, said that China and Japan were bound in an isopar able union of friendship and com mon

Mrs. Moore, of Greenock, and Miss

social equilibrium. Gentlemen, Elizabeth Robertson Dow, daughter under such grave circumstances of Mr. James Dow and the late Mre. Dow, of Glasgow.

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Mrs R. C. Wallace was matron of honour. Miss Wallace was bridesmaid and the Misses Grace interest. He compared rela- Swas and Jean Stewart the fower- tions between Japan and China girla with those of England and the United States, and drew a parallel between the policies of Japan in Manchuris and of the United

a former engineer in the company. and who served in that capacity for encroachments from abroad Communistic uprisings from with

many years. So far, this old em- in-we must work in harmony and are besieged co-operate with each other, for we ployee has been unable to collect all sides by the money due to him, including enemies, and are facing the same perila

on

a. pension to which be clearly in Mr. T. Swan gave the bride away, Thrift, Thrift, Horatio, entitled by reason of his length of Mr. Stewart Hope acted as best "There is yet another point 1 service and precedent. It is stated man and Mr. D. C. Walmsley and wish to emphasize; and that is, as that the present administration Mr. J. H. Stewart as groomsmen. our well-known farmer states- States in Latin America. Public The Bride had a lovely dress of opinion in Japan, he said, had white georgette and silver lace, the question of policy toward with a tulle veil trimmed with silver China. One group thought about lace, and carried a bouquet of white the Chinese primarily in terms of heather and white roses. race and culture, while the other

the group considered problem wholly from the standpoint of gov-

been divided into two groups on

ernment,

trude

The bridesmaid was in a three tones dress of apricot georgette with hat to match. She carried a and industries. large spray of chrysanthemums. Here the two different currents be. The flower girls who were in apricot gan to converge, and Japan was georgette with Dutch bonnets, and beginning to have one policy to-carried baskets of pink roses. ward China of mutual assistance.

After the ceremony a reception was held at the Hong Kong. Hotel, the bride leaving for the honey moon which is to be spent at Re- pulse Bay is a frock of fawn geor gette trimmed with gold, with a hat

to match.

and to assist Personal Affairs, military or political upheaval morrow at 4.15 p.m., but from the thau 250 representatives of leading tic "Society gave the fourth and

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The economic organization of tions have been proceeding for must try to be, economical. present-day society is not as simple

as it used to be. Formerly it was some considerable period but with- -- easy to maintain a small family in out appreciable results and the a city. But, now the cost of living is soaring high. I hope that you, gentleman in question is at pre- who are working in this Yuan, resent in Shanghai and has been for gardless of your ranking, whether

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prae- money. division chief or clerk, will

In a previous interview with Mr. tise economy. If your family is in Nanking, you should get up early in the morning and go to the Chao some months ago, Mr. Chao market yourself and let your wile definitely stated to the writer that do the cooking. Don't copy the

PISTOL SHOTS END A SEANCE.

HYPNOTIST'S INFLUENCE THAT FAILED.

An hypnotic seance in a Paris

An attempt to solve Sweden's inhour problems after the fashion of the "Mond system will be made by Mr. Lübeck, Minister of Social

manners of the mandarinate off all such claims would be investigat Affairs, according to a statement

cials who keep a retinue of ser- ed and settlements effected at published by Sucial-Demokraten,

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become helpless; and, Enally hope- Social Democratic party, and since

less. Avoid these rotten habits. Be thrifty officially confirmed. This paper,

FINAL PERFORMANCE OF

Depend on yourself. which greeted the entry of Mr.

and don't degenerate. When you "THE SPORT OF KINGS" Lübeck in the present Conservative

stand on firm ground even if you government with satisfaction, an-

fall, you will not fall very deep. nounces that the Minister will call

The Hong Kong Amateur Drama" Our Leaders' Selish Ends. a national conference of no less

"The cause of our political un- rest during the past 17 years has industries, labour organizations, last performance of "The Sport of

Kings' and State Departments to discuss Saturday night at the Theatre duala

to a crowded house on been the struggle among indivi

Our so-called leaders have the possibility of solving labour

Throughout Royal. problems by co-operation and peace,

per been fighting against one another. ful agreement instead of by legis formance the players were con for their selfish ends. But I hope cafe ended in unexpectedly tragic intive measures, as was contemtinuously applauded. The comedy you will work together for the circumstances. plated by the previous Liberal was given an additional touch of benefit of the people as a whole.

humour by Algy Sprigge (ir. G. "I have spoken bluntly, but in. Government. Mr. Lübeck, although G. Stopani Thomson), who, dur- the sincerest spirit, and I hope you belonging to the Conservative party, enjoys considerable con- ing the second act, when he was will receive my remarks in the same

attempting to convince Amos Fur spirit."Kuo Min. fidence in labour circles, owing die of the sportsmanship of racing. mindedness displayed when acting

alip which to the understanding and open- referred torisanship of racing. as mediator in labour conflicts. It jockey-maker"; ie believed that he is particularly brought peals of laughter from the well qualified to achieve results

Stage Full Of Flowers, along the conciliatory lines pro- posed, and his efforts to this end At the conclusion of the play, at are being watched with intense least five minutes was taken in handing up the numerous bouquets interest.

to the ladies taking part. Not only were floral tributes offered,

The local Sikh community and but "Bouvenirs" of the play were handed to the three housemaids, there interested are informed that The weather report, forecast and Jahe (Gracie Syme Thomson) Dev Ji will be celebrated at the under the blow he had received and

the birthday of Sri Curdo Nank remarks issued by the Royal Obser-"Lizzie," (Kathleen Robertson)

WEATHER REPORT.

and as casily as was anticipated i The first trials of the short-wave and the policy adopted by some of wireless broadcasting by the League the minor officials, and the steadily of Nations from Geneva have been growing exactions or squeeze" attended with considerable success, which they levy on all commercial and favourable reports have been received from Indo China. Mau their London Office, at 21, BRD LANE, activity, is to a large extent resitius and Sumatra. The trials are Fizz STREET, EC. 4., are prepared to give Subscribers and Visitors advice ponsible for this. We trust, there being continued and attempts will regarding accommodation available, fore, that the Marshal will endea be made to communicate separately yesterday state- motoring facilities, suitable shopping voor to get rid of these smaller, with Japan, Australia and North centres, etc.

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SIKH FESTIVAL TO- MORROW.

BIRTHDAY OF SRI CUROO

NANK DEV JI

and

A group of men women were discussing hypnotism and spiritualism when one of them claimed to possess hypnotic powers, and challenged another man, named Louis Due, to sit as a subject. Duc consented, and the other man made a few passes before him.

The hypnotist, turning to his ad- miring audience, exclaimed trium- phantly, "Now he is hypnotised and is impervious to pain," and to prove if he struck the subject a violent blow on the face. The man at once disproved the claim by springing up and knocking down the bypnotist, Duc, then smarting

the jeers of his friends, rushed.

vatory, Hong Kong, at 8.35 p.m. and Cook (Judy Marcel), in the Sikh Temple to-morrow (Tuesday).

form of a Chinese feather-duster Heads of Departments and pri- from the restaurant, but returned

W.N.W. of Manils, moving W.N.W. Lizzie," and cooking utensils for

The typhoon is about 200 miles for Jane, & pail and broom for vate firms are requested to great a few moments later with a pistol, A holiday on the day to their Sikh which he fired into his still.jeering

friends. Cyclonic gale will continue, over Cook! The hearty applause which employees.

Two of the men

and a woman the eastern portion of the China accompanied these presentations Arrangements for moale to all! his administration - before |

ff), Cyril-HoBurton has this data ilma kipind

testified to the warm appreciation comers both morning and evening were hit by the bullets, and were attention to those resumed practice at Union Build- Local forecast-Northwinds, of this most successful, A.1.C. pro-liter bech made by the Committee rushed to the hospital seriously an-

jured. --- Duc was-arrested, of the Khalsa Diwan. fresh, fair. broader issues of army disbanding. Pedder. Street-ADVT.

upon

duction.