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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 15. 1923.

EARLIER SPECIAL

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[[From Our Own Correspondents.) INTERPORT CRICKET.

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Hongkong Garrison Badly Beaten.

Shanghai. May 14. The mated between Hongkong Garrison and Shanghai Cricket [Club, played on Saturday, resulted i in an easy victory for Shanghai, The home team declared with their tutal at 201, Gotch contribut

{{ing tid by sound hitting and Wain. wright knocking up 45. Clifford |27 hot out and Day 24 not out also

batted well.

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and were dismissed for 95. Bagnall and Capt. Davies were the only player to show up well, the tarter being in particularly good form. After the match the team were entertained to dinner at the Shanghai Club. Scores:

Shanghai C. C.

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| Gotch, Lbow. le Fleming.....

F, C. Wainwright, e Bagnall b

Davies

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Total for 1 wkts..... Han-ell Morrise, Hillings.

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THE RUSSIAN PROBLEM.

Genoa, May 13.

The Political Sub-Commission lengthily discussed the Russian reply. Hitherto there has been no rupture, but it adjourned for a few hours after speeches in which M. Barthou categorically opposed Mr. Lloyd George, whom Signor Schanzer supported.

Mr. Lloyd George initiated the discussion and, after describing the Russian reply as provoking and unsatisfactory, spoke on the lines.cabled yesterday, proposing a truce with the cessation of pro- paganda and the appointment of Commissions, including Russians. M Barthou replied and described the truce as being dangerens and the proposal of Commissions as illusory and merely another form of the Conference which had talked for a month without result. He did not object to Commissions if the Russians were excluded and neu trais and the United States were incinded. Signor Schanzer urged 3. Earthon to reconsider his decision.

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Londor, May 13.

All advices from Genoa agree in estimating that the Conference DR. WELLINGTON KOO.

will last another fortnight, when it will adjourn for at least several Shangimi, May 14.

months, while the three proposed Commissions, on which the Russians Dr. Wellington Ken and Mr.

are equally represented, will investigate, probably at Moscow, the Thomas F. Millard, speaking at

debts, credits and private property questions respectively. The the Chinese Chamber of Coronaeres, British are apparently prepared at to-day's meeting to conditionally jurged the raising of funds th support the appointment of the Commissions. "Mr. Lloyd George's will be given by us to the sub 145 PRAYA. E the Shanting Railway ani scheine to meet the new situation by a truce based

on existing frontiere until the Commissions have completed their labours appears. to have found favour with neutral and other delegates who lunched at Mr. Lloyd George's villa yesterday, while the French are reported to have expressed approval on the main principles of the British proposals.

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Washington Conference.

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THE RUBBER SLUMP.

Singapore, Mug 13. The rubber market is adversely affected by the news of Puteh un-1 willingnes to Po-operate In restriction. Prien have eased {considerably, especially forwani. Hopes nf unprovement appene un· likely to be realised. The London japanatairem na eight pence.

ALLEGED FORGERY.

Shanghai, May 19: Thomas Edward Mellows, "whol was presionele sentenced to three

months imprisonment for forging) i father's came to cheques, was again before the Britch Court to-das on the same charge. maad was grantel until Monday.

HEALTH CAMPAIGN.

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Shangbai, May 14. The eyes of six hundred Chinese were examined on the final day of the Y.M.C.A. health campaign, which thousands have attended.

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RENT CONTROL.

Singapore, May 13.

BASEBALL.

Genoa. May 13.

Mr. Lloyd George's statement: "We are on the road to agree- ment," after a "friendly but earnest" talk with M. Barthou, is con- firmed in an announcement at the conclusion of this evening's meet- ing of the Political Sub-Commission that an agreement has been reached regarding Mixed Commissions and a Non-Aggression Pact.

London, May 14.

Mr. Garvin telegraphs to the Observer from Genoa that the secret of the Russian reply, known to Mr. Lloyd George, is that the Russians want to settle but do not dare to sign at Genoa owing to their extremists. Consequently they aim, through the mixed Com- mission, to prolong negotiations in the belief that they will later gain backing at Moscow through the influence of Mr. Lenin, after he is acquainted with the details.

Gerca, May 14.

In the course of a speech at the afternoon sitting of the Political Sub-Commission arging the desirability of reaching an agreement. Baron Ishii declared that he favored the British proposal,

Paris, May 14.

It is reported from Genoa that Mr. Lloyd George said the Con- ference would conclude on Tuesday provided agreement was reached regarding the Experts Commission on Russian questions. The Powers, on the proposal of M. Barthou, decided to invite the United States to participate in the Commission. France insists that Gov- ernments and not the Conference should appoint the members of the Commission, to which Russia should at first not be admitted, and that the Commission should only be empowered to make recommenda. tions and not binding decisions.

A CHINESE ANARCHIST.

Paris, May 13,

The Chinese stadent Lee Ho-ling, who on March 20th fired at the Chineas Minister, Cheng Lo, has been interrogated by the

examining magistrate. A diary, in Chinese, found on the prisoner.

when translated, showed that the act had long been premeditated and other Chinese were implicated, but Lee Ho-ling declared he was solely responsible. He said he was an anarchist individualist and did not act on behalf of any political or revolutionary group.

THE DRUG TRAFFIC.

Washington, May. 14..

The Senate has passed the amendment to the anti-Narcotic Act,, Shanghai, May 14. The baseball season opened an

prohibiting the illicit importation of narcotics. The penalty is a located in 53, Queen's Road Saturday. Shanghai defeated Naned authorised to permit the importation of necessary, quantities of fine of $5,000 or ten years' imprisonment. A board will be establish- king by 9 to 4.

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FUNERAL OF JAPANESE ATTACHE.

London, May 13.

An impressive military ceremony marked the funeral of Major Jiro Kawase at Golders Green crematorium. The cortege, escorted by

a battalion of the Coldstream Guards with draped colours and band, was followed by six Japanese officers bearing Major Kawase's decorations. A wreath of cherry blossom from the British War Office was on the coffin. Major-General Itamy was the chief mourner, and the attendance included Court' officials and representatives of the various British Micistries, as well as the Chinese Charge d'Affaires,

LOWER RAILWAY FREIGHTS.

London, May 13.

English and Welsh railways announce an important reduction in goods rates, which should powerfully promote a revival in trade. The percentage increase over pre-war rates has been reduced in many cases by 25 per cent, while collection and delivery charges are cat 50 per cent. The building trade and iron, steel and tinplate industries will be the principal beneficiaries.

THE RUSSIAN FAMINE.

London, May 12.

An official telegram from Moscow states that the worst of the famine crisis on the Volga was passed on April 15th, when aix and a quarter million people were receiving relief. The fact that thirty million poods of seed have been supplied makes the future more hopeful. A representative of the German Foreign Office has arrived in Moscow en route for Chita. M. Lenin has recovered and is attend-

ing to all State affairs.

GREEK PREMIER RESIGNS.

Athens, May 13.

As a sequel to the Chamber's adoption of a vote of confidence in the Government, when only a single vote was recorded, M. Gounaris has resigned the Premiership.

RUSSIAN OIL

New York, May 13. The Standard Oil Company of New York announce that they have become equal owners with the Nobel interests in the Nobel

Russian oil properties.

FLOODS IN CANADA.

Winnipeg, May 13. Twenty square miles in the Assiniboine River area are flooded. A great lake has formed in the Raeburn district and workmen, are strengthening the Canadian Pacific Railway with sandbags.

OBITUARY.

London, May 14.

The death is announced of Sir Walter Raleigh, Professor of English Literature at Oxford, following typhoid contracted at

Bagdad.

THE INDIAN NON-CO-OPERATORS.

Allahabad, May 13. Gandhi's son has been sentenced to eighteen months' simple imprisonment.

TRANS-SIBERIAN COMMUNICATIONS.

Berlin, May 13.

The Zeit reports that telegraphic communication has been re- sumed between Germany and European and Asiatic Russia.

DEMPSEY DEPARTS.

London, May 14. ·

Dempsey bas departed for America.

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