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REPARATIONS SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.

German Industrial Magnates' Offer.

ALLIES NEARING ACCORD. :

(Reuter "Service)

London June .

·盘拜雞 號四月六英港香

HOUSING PROBLEM.

Fair Rents Board Wanted.

We have received the following letter for publication: --

MONDAY, JUNE

KWANGTUNG FIGHTING.

aame

1,

1923. 日十式四

EXTORTING BRIBES.

Indian Constable Sent to Gaol.

Has Waichow Fallen"

There appears to be sobe doubt as to whether Dr. Sun's Interesting revelations into forces have, captured Walchow, the Sir. Why does the Goverment after all.

mathad employed The pro-Sun organ, some Sith policemen were sup- by not raske an amendment in the the There is keen expectation of Germany's new reparations offer Rents Ordinance to prevent the Thursday stated that "the cap. Mr. R. E. Lindsail at the Police Canton Daily Neurs, of plied in a case which came before being delivered this week. The industrial magnates have formally demolition of occupied houses ture of Waichow was officially Court this morning, in which offered the German Government & proportion of their assets as a whilst present conditions last, and announced last evening." buthe Mr. Burlingham. A.S.P., appeared guarantee for the payments to the Allies. The offer is accompanied also until such time as tenants by conditions, including private management of the railways and are able to tind accommodation? Saturday, says: "Although ia-xorting bribes from a hawker.

paper, in its issue of to charge P. C. Katar Singh with other State services, the abolition of foreign trade control, and an! eight-hour day, which has evoked strong opposition from the So- make a further amendment that sources indicated that Waichow disclosed that the hawker had his

Why does the Government not formation "received from private

From the evidence the fact was rialists, who demand that the guarantees take the form of more all houses be classified, with fair was captured by the Constitu- stall in Rumsey adequate taxation of the rich. The Socialists have warned the rents fixed, this to apply to both tionalist Forces, no official con other night it was on the verge of Street. The Cabinet of the danger of offering too little, and the necessity for new and old houses?

firmation of the report has been being dismantled by a kick which making a more serious effort to come to terms.

received so far. However, the Katar Singh aimed at it, when. Meanwhile there are indications of a change of atmosphere in!

The need for a France and Belgium. The latter now favours & joint Belzo-French Board is shown in the fact that report from the front stating that cant word "cumshaw." Either the Fair Rents Headquarters received an afficial the constable uttered the signifi- and Anglo-Italian answer to the next German offer. If France some tenants have been paying all the high points of vatage im hawker did not or feigned not to agrees to this proposal at the forthcoming conference of the French $50 or $90 a month for a four mediately outside of the city understand the hint, for the and Belgian Premiers, it is the British Government's opportunity to roomed house, whereas a new ten-walls of Waichow have all been constable was obliged to come intervene more effectively with a view to a general Allied and Gerant of the same boise has to pay occupied by the Constitutionalist back with man agreement. Mr. Baldwin, as bis speech accepting the Conserva$10. This applies to a house in Forces and that the fall of the Indian policeman, who interpret- a friend, another tiva leadership indicated, has put a European settlement in the very Wong Nei Chong Road. forefront of his policy, and according to the weer's diplomatic

city proper is imminent."

ed the wish of Kater Singh as correspondent he has been taking a determined line recently in the soon regarding this housing pro-/Sun Yat-sen who is now in Sheck-a cumshaw of twenty cents every Something should be done vers The same journal states: Dr. follows You have to give me direction of persuading the French to take a more reasonable view ilem, which is beginning to look lung directing the East River night, or your stall will be kicked of Germany's capacity to pay.

very serious indeed. Early action campaign reports in a telegram as it has been this night." should be taken. All tenants ap. to Headquarters as follows:- The hawker had to satisfyi preciate the stand the Tilegraph "General advance from here these rapacious policemen some- has taken on this question.

to-day. Prospect eplendid." This the cumshaw would start the how, so he made a promise that telegram was sent yesterday This indicates that the order fored and

next night. They were satisfi

went away. Prompt- general attack on all the fronts has been given and it will not be at the appointed hour the surprising that the enemy who following night, Katar Singh is now being heramed in by the again loomed on the scene."

He allied Constitutionalist Fordes,

gave a significant nod and back- oned to the hawker. The hawker will be totally routed before another day is passed.

came, and again heard the word "Cumshaw." The money then. changed hands.

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

EARTHQUAKE

IN

PERSIA.

Teheran, June 3. An earthquake lasting all day long occurred on 26th May at Turbatihaideen and surrounding districts ever a radius of four- teen miles. Thirty villages and hamlets were destroyed. Forty corpses were recovered at Turbat and 2,200 from the districts

fected. The authorities have instituted relief measures.

BRITISH IMMIGRANTS TO AMERICA DETAILED.

London, June 3. The Intest sequel to the exhaustion, of the British quota of in migrants to the United States is that a number of passengers board the train bound for Buffalo from Canada were detained on the border.

AMERICAN FLEET TO VISIT THE CLYDE.

London, June

It Is cially intimated that a large American fleet with seven- teen hundred midshipmen from Annapolis Academy will visit the Clyde in July.

BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

Riga, June 2 The Bolshevist press is hostile to Lord Curzon's reply, the latest Soviet zote declaring that Britain is hent on rupture and the Soviet Government should' take up the challenge,

(Continued on Page 3.1

STANTON'S SHOW.

INTIMIDATION CASE.

1.

Yours etc. A SUFFERER. |Hongkong, June 3, 1923,

REISS BROS' FAILURE..

A Manchester Comment.

Other News.

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Johnny Kilbane, who lost to Criqui

OBITUARY.

MOTOR CONTESTS.

Staging

Local Association to Discuss Project.

It will be remembered that wa referred a few weeks ago to the idea of local reliability trials for motor-cars and motorcycles, and auggested that the Hongkong Automobile Association might foster interest in the project sm- ong its members. Subsequently, in an interview with the hon. secretary of the Association, Mr. P. H. Hodgson, a representative of the Telegraph learned that the matter was one which the com- mittee had in mind, and that it would be discussed by them at an early meeting.

We learn that there was a com- mittee meeting of the Automobila Association last week, but no decision was come to on the ques- tion of reliability trials, the mat- ter being left over for considera- tion at the forthcoming annual general meeting.

TO-DAY. Barometer 2 p.m. 29.80. Temperature 2 p.m. 73...

% p.m.

Humidity

86.

Closing Exchange 28. 3. 7/16d. High Tide 12.12 p.

Water 7.11 p.m.

Low

Lighting Up-Time. 7,04 p.m.

News in Today's.

New Advertisements.

The 5.6.President Jackson" having arrived from Seattle, con- signees are given the notice-Page 4.

usual

The Frawley Company are playing Anna Christie" at the Star Theatre to-night-Page 17.

The programme at the Grand Theatre, Wanchai, is given on Pago 12.

Lane, Crawford Ltd. give a list of table delicacies due to arrive. -Page 6.

LISTEN.

Concerning the reported cap-

The third night, Katar Singh ture of Walchow, a Canton concalled for the second instalmant respondent says that although of his new source of income. Had statements from the vernacula, o but known what was going to April 27. has the following:-

The Manchester wurden of press, published br official 34ppen, he would not have come.

authority, state that the city fell Mang things

happened It has been rumoured for some Swatow, which has not been visit. Firstly, the hawker had on the 30th. May, news from between the second and the third time that Reiss Brothers, Limited. censored, says that cominunica reported the extortion to the cf Manchester, might difficulty in overcoming the mis- chow were still uninterrupted on Secondly, Sergeant Elston had havation between that place and Wai-officers at Police Headquarters.

postwar for unes that befell there when the the 31st, thus indicating that gone down to Rumsey Street boom collapsed and the city was stili in the bands and so etationed himself that cotton goods fell heavily in value. of Chan's troops. They have since made a gallant who is now at Sheklung, has view of the proceedings, he re- Mr B. Lloyd of the Naval

Dr. Sun. bilst he was able to obtain a full) effort to retrieve their position. urgently called, upon the troops maited unobserved. When Katar but circumstances have been to attack Pok Lo and has offered Singh arrived, two ten-cest pieces,

Many a trade dump has been i Yard. against them, and

remedied by determined and the Man big reward for the capture of which he did not know were spaci chester Official Receiver has that city. been appointed provisional i-

ally marked for subsequent idenLoyd, late of H. M.Naval Yard,

The many friends of Mr. B. effective udvertising, quidator, pending the hearing of! An order has been issued by When Sergeant Elston made at death, which took place at the E. cleaning housebeld fabrics is to tification. were handed to him.will regret to bear of his sunden A solution to the problem of & petition for the compulsory Dr. Sun csehiering Admiral Wannpearance ou the scene, the Sikh N. Hospital at 3.51 a.m. on the be found on Page 4. winding-up of thu Company. Sou-tak for refceing to obey was caught with the money on bim. 31st May. He resided in the They can be assured, that they orders, and declaring that hence

"Get Your Man" is the cur Sentence of six weeks' bard Colony for just over two years, have the sympathy of the whole forth all the ships of the Navy labour was inflicted by Mr. Lind- during the whole of which tice Theatre.-Page 1%,

attraction at the world business community. It is will be under his (Dr. Sun's) consell at the close of the case. anderstood that they traded trol. It is reported that Admiral Worship pointed out to the Sikb the fact that he was at his post arrival of thes.8. "Atauta Maru."-- His he was continually at dary, and Consignees are notified of the prudently while the postwar boom Wan has left for Swatow, to join the foolishness of risking his until the day prior to his demise Page 4. bave survived the slump which was on, sod would probably the naval force there.

career for the sake of a few tea testifies to his zeal and makes his

Mildred Harris is appearing at loss the more regrettable.

the Coroast Theatre in "Old The funeral took plage a: Hap-¦ Dad.”—Page 12.

Particulars of forthcoming suc- untime

+ atended by tion sales are given on Page 4. practicall, the whole of the Euro- "The City of Corinth" has pean staff of H. M. Naval Estab-arrived with cargo,-Pazo 4. lishments; also of many other For Sale! New 25/35 H.P. friends he had made in the Colony. Diatto" Motor-car-Page 4.

rent

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THE

HUMAN ZOO

A Big Kowloon Attraction,, Alieged Threat on Cinema

Operator.

The Nine Benevolent Societies cents. Stanton's Midway sbow, a

followed if they had not been the and a number of commercial Amusement enterprise new to the

victims of contract repudia guilds have not yet complied with Colony, is to open on Thursday heard against man named. Ho this reprehensible practice at that million dollars for military ex

In charge of intimidation tions. There was a great deal of the demand that they advance a NEWS BY WIRELESS. pr Valley a 4.30 p.m. on the 31st At Kowloon on the vacant piece Lum, at the Magistracy this time, not only in China Lu in ponses. of ground at the corner of Nathan morning, Mr. H. W. Ray, of the India and other countries, includ. have therefore instructed the The financial authorities and Salisbury Roads. The com- Hongkong Amusements

[BY TELEGRAPH" RADIO] bination arrived this morning from pary, stated that the comp'ainant American trade leaders said that direct, and to take any means to Com-ing America and our own. The militarists to demand payment Singapore and India, whereaccord was one of his cinema operators. in the cases of their countrymen secure the funds. As a result,

The Rahr Riots. ing to reports it has been breaking On Saturday afternoon the man much of it was due to shippers many of the officials of these from Esne says. forty records in this particular line of came

Berlin, May 31.-A dispatch business. Stanton's had the constate of mind and asked that firms, who had

to him in a erited reading goods to mushroom bodies bave fled from Canton. killed and Kort than three tract for the d Cross Fete at loan of $6 be given him to maet possible losses, and now ordered the making of in disturbances in the Ruhr region. 110 resources However, the authorities "have bundred wounded in the recent Bombay and the All India Exhi-When pressed to explain, he told it is certain that that happened vesligations regarding the pro Work has been resumed at most bition at Calcutta.

The show takes its name "Mid-waiting for bin in bis quarters Shanghai

Mr. Ray that there was a man on rather large BCale in perties of the societies with of the coal pits, but it is said the Way from the fact that there who had terrorised him by tell-pose that Reiss Brothers' were in the market.

We do not sup-view to having them disposed of men at nine" mines are is a little of everything on

atiking. programmes merry-go-rounde, before ten o'clock. if he did not likely that they suffered from the its in him to get ready his coffin careless in that respect, but it is Eli Ferris wheel, giant wheel, exert bimself to raise this sum general dislocation of business

Heir to Prince of Monaco.

Monte Carlo, May 31-A BON which occurred when so many of

and heir has been born to the his intimidation, many operators ed. The subsequent rise in cotton It appears that on account of the new Chinese traders default.

hereditary Prince of Monaco. The child has been named Banier) had left the service of the Com to an extraordinarily high level

Louis Heari Maxeice Bertrand. pany. The complainant was the has made it impossible for the

Baseball Results. only one of the old employees to poorer Chinese to buy Lancashire Sir F. A. Aglen's Attitude. latest baseball results-678 as New York, May 31st.-The

$6llows:-

awing boste, circus, hippodrom, illusions. carnival altreeri B.IS, Further particulars will be found in the advertisement elsewhere.

INTERPORT RIFLE SHOOTING. Hongkong Well Ahead

of Shanghai.

The Shanghai team competing

and pay it over.

remain on.

cotton goods on the prewar scale, The bearing was adjourned and the prolonged civil war has until to-morrow.

:

DAY BY DAY.

y

CONSOLIDATED LOAN SERVICE.

still

Peking, June 3. prévented many who wanted to

National League.-Chicago 4; The Chinese Bankers' Associs St. Louis 2 (ten joninga) Brook- buy them from doing so. Per-tion have received through the lyn 5: New York 2. Chicago 4; haps too, Reias Brothers have Director of Customs a copy of a Pittsburg 5; Philadelphia 5 suffered from the excess profits telegram from Sir F. A. As len, Boston 3. Chicago 1; St. Louis 0. in the Far East Intefport re

duty regulations. Many Man Inspector-General of Custome, Brooklyn 6; New York 9. Chicago match fired off on May 26th, and

chester firms which would have in which the latter declares 2; Pittaborg 10: Philadelphia 6. obtained a total of 929 points. The annual aspection of the saved by being able to recover to

failed a year or two since were that be will pot consen* Boston 1. Hongkong's score of 956 is well Hongkong Palice Force

any scheme takes large sums previously paid in the priority of the Consolidated 6 Washington Cleveland 7; ahead of this, and there a every place on Wednesday afternoon in excam profits duty. Those which Loan Service so long as the Chicago 6. St. Louis 10; Detroit American League.—New York prospect of the Colony winning the the compound at Police Head changed hands, however, bave Loan Service remains in his 2. Boston 6; Philadelphia 5. contest. Bingapore, with what is quarters. His Excellency the had described as a scratch team, bas Governor will present medals for payments of their predecessors, cides on the scheme proposed, it land 2: Chicago 7. St. Louis 3; no claim upon the bands. If the Government de Boston 6; Philadelphia 2. Cleve probably qualified for bottom meritorious services to several of fund it may place with a tots of only 783 the men.

be that Reiss must first formaely and publicly Detroit 4. New York 9; Wasb- Brothers are fun that position, is relieve him of his trust.

¡ington 5. the present private limited com. The same Association tele New York, June 1st Farther

invalidating!

scored on May 27th. The full re turns are not yer to band. We A. Chinese woman understand that Pe ang, which moved to the Government Civil only formed in 1920. The rule ing the security proposed for the

was re- pany which bears the name was graphed to the Provinces denounc-baseball results are as follows —|| was expected to compare, has Hospital yesterday from Morri bears hardly upon quite a good selection of marks son Hill Road, where she had which have undergone no real that the Customs surplus is ear-elphis 2. Pittsburg 1; 8t. Louis 4. some firms Twelfth Year Loan, pointing out Boston 2. New York 4; Philad

National League, Brooklyn 5;1 mea. Hongkong's average of 95,6 been knocked down by a motor change but the anthorities ap-marked for the Consolidated Loan American League. Boston 1; per man. will, however be very car and somewhat seriously pareatly consider they are bostad | Bervice. -Courtesy: Doug Bull New York 8. St. Louis 3; De-

injured.

to enforce it rigidly.

letin.

troit 3. Cleveland 5; Chicago 4.

hard to beat.

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Publie Ledger Co.

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