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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923.

DAY BY DAY.

AS FREELY AS THE FIRMA- MENT EMBRACES THE WORLD,

LOCAL FOOTBALL.

RETIRING.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

[any country has a moral right to insist on striat fulfilment of a Treaty if, as a consequence of such insistence, the world may be plunged into fresh chaos. ItOR THE SUN POURS FORTH IN- may be we do not say it is—PARTIALLY HIS DEAMS, 60 the

that the Treaty MERCY MUST ENCIRCLE FRIEND stipulations are impossible, of AND FOE-Schiller. being complied with. A careful The Catholic Men's Club are analysis of the situation by ex-bolding a Whist Drive this even- perts would decide that painting, play commanceing at 3.45 King's... But France is not willing that P.m. sharpidet

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[BY "QUIZ.") Saturday's games resulted as follows

Police

Tamar...

LEAGUE: DIV, I

5 Ambrose

... 3 Kowloon ... 3 R. G. A.

LEAGUE: DIV. 11.

the subject should be fully in- Mrs. F. M. Crawford and the vestigated. We had hoped that Misses Holyoak were passengers the urgency of the question and by the Blue Funnel liner Sarpe the gravity of the issues involved don, which arrived this morning. St. Joseph's. 10 Club. would have led to the exhibition

King's... 5 Sacred Heart Titalia * University ... The scaffolding on the new

0 Kowloon by France of a spirit of willing-P. and O. building caught fire on G. A. ness to consider the whole pro-Saturday morning, but the nut-

Owing to the Valley grounds break was soon extinguished by still suffering from the food and blem afresh in the interests of the Fire Brigade, very little dama Rugby game being fired on the the world as a whole." Seeming-age being done. ly that hope is destined nêver to be realised.

:

The German Position:

Club ground, only three games were played in the senior division The American Consulate Gen-on Saturday. Of these, the one eral Hongkong, received thefat Kowloon was the most keenly following telegram from the contested and resulted in an un- Manila Observatory at 10 a.m.orpected win for the Police by the. to-day-Typhoon in about 138 margin of three clear goals.

It is all very well to have Long E, and 12' lat. N. moving|

MUSTARD & CO. messages recording the overthrow W.N.W.

17, Connaught Road, Central,

Tel. C. 1136...

The Telegraph.

HONGKONG, 12th Nov, 1923.

'USELESS AND FUTILE."

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of the Bavarian rebels. This

Four games were contested in the junior division, and once again the question crops up about

On

does not hold out prospects of Yung Fu, the military attache, separating the services and civi future German unity. On the has been appointed by the lians in junior football. contrary, we can expect the ill-Generalissimo as Director of the Saturday in one match the civi feeling caused by the revolt and Navy a Canton and he bas allians were at one time leading a its temporary suppression, to have ready assumed office. His head service team, having played bet 3 serious repercussion before quarters are in front of the ter football, but the former long. All over the Germanic Cement Factory,nearthe General-were forced to give way under Republic the conditions are ripe issimo's headquarters.

a much heavier side who used their weight D the

for a revolt of some kind or other. If the disguntled people have no The local office of the N.YE. defnite programme they are pre-bas received a telegram from pared as a protest against the Kobe stating that after negotia- hardships they are having to tion the firemen's strike has been encounter to riot and loot shops, amicably settled. The Takaoks hold meetings, and perhaps wave Mare and Shidzuoka Maru leave red flags. This at least means a to-day and the Kamo Maru and stoppage of normal working con- Aki Maru on Tuesday. ditions for a time, and thus' is

further affected.

&re

of

KING'S v. AMBROSE.

boys,

Mr. J. O. Anderson,

the noted Australian player. who is retiring from first- class tennis.

CRICKET.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

There were no first division cricket matches on Saturday, but there were two matches in the second division.

second eleven. The Chinese compiled only 65, Griffen for

FRIENDLY GAMES.

At Sookunpoo, the Ambrose | The Civil Service 2nd. eleven played their first League game entertained the Royal Engineers this season and went down to a at Happy Valley and lost by 50 much better trained team by five runs. The home side batted first. clear goals. The sailors played a but Sara was the only man to good first half and held the cham- make a decent stand, compiling & industry and financial credit: The Armistice Sight dinner pions but fell away in the second nice 25. The innings closed for We cannot confess to any sur expect Bolshevism ever to make Saturday was a buge success. was headed into the net by Hart.for 28 and Cockell three for 33. We do not dance at the Repulse Hotel on half. The goal scored in the first 94. Middleton taking four wickets prise over the decision of the headway in the important There were over 200 guests, and In the second half, Jones, by a The R.E's replied with 144, 38 of United States to take no part in parts of the old Germanja very jolly time was spent fine piece of work, put on auraber which were contributed by Sergt. the proposed enquiry into Ger-Empire: there too many There over 400 people at the Re-two. Then Williams raaped a Cocket and 36 by Major Gandy. potential Fascisti for that, for pulse Bay yesterday afternoon, harvest and did the hat trick Sara took eight wickets for 35, in many's capacity to pay the Allies tunately. But how can Germany when the special band from the before the finst whistle sounded. fact he proved to be the mainstay what she owes them. The original be placed on her feet" while Empress of Canada delighted The sailors had more of the game

of his side. idea was bat Allied experts,

all this is going on? It is obvious everyone with a series of finely-than what the score indicates, The Hongkong Cricket Club's including a representative from makes adequate payment

but their combination and shoot-second string had an easy victory that a condition of affairs which played selections.

ing at goal were very erratic. at the expense of the CR.Č. America, should meet and square-reparations still more remote, is Private Robert Orr, of the ly face the situation with a view not likely to be viewed from King's Regiment, was charged

POLICE v. KOWLOON. to determining exactly what Berlin though unprejudiced eyes: before Mr. J. R. Wood this morn might be reasonably expected of cannot expect

At Kowloon, the Police made Hongkong taking seven wickets and under the circumstances one ing, with assault and with damag-one change in their team. Stewart for 24 runs. Hongkong went

much internal ing four glass jars used for storing Germany. From the start. how activity towards true unity. The cigarettes at a shop in Spring coming in in place of Swan who into bas full of confidence, A.R was injured last week. From the Mackenzie compiling 106, Holl- ever, M. Poincare made it clears we receive day by day is Garden Lane at 11 o'clock last start Kowloon were pressing, but ands, 49 and three others doable that France was determined that future of Europe is truly on the in bandages the result of being MeWalter and Mair prevented 239.

less and loss encouraging. The night. A Chinese, with his head the good work put in by J. Clark, figures. The innings closed at there should be no modificationlap of the gods.

struck on the head with one of in the terms laid down by the

any score. Johnson scored the the jar, appeared to give evid first goal, receiving from a wing Treaty of Versailles. He insist-

ence. The hearing was still

pass by Simpson and Isnding the ed that the enquiry should be the stir that has been created by

It is almost amusing to note proceeding as we left the Cours.

A two-days' match between ball in the net. Stewart got the teams captained by Mr. EJR. second as the result of individual Mitchell and Mr. G. R. Sayer limited to Germany's "present" the successful return to his The Coronet have a powerful play, bringing the ball well in be commenced the Cricket capacity and the maintenance of Silesian estate of the Ex-Crown drama in "Rich Men's Wives." fore beating Stewart (Kowloon Ground and is being continued to- the "Reparations Commission's

Prince of Germany. The Allies The story shows up the hectic witha well-placed shot. The Police day. Mr. Mitchell's team batted were within their rights in re-life of New York's gay set in a had a two goals' lead at the in-first and took all the afternoon to rights under the Treaty. It was questing that the young Hohen- striking- fashion. The incidenta terval therefore obvious, right from the zollera should be restrained from are founded on fact, and contain

complete their first innings, SCOTU start, that France was not dis becoming a possible disturbing the gist of the actual evidence in Resuming, Kowloon were earlying the high total of 321 runs. factor in Germany, but at the two notorious Society divorces. attacking, but their forwards were Webster knocked up 77. England same time Holland has a very Claire Winsor has a strong part out of shoothing form and many had 67. to his credit, as also did chamber in any spirit of com- good case when the points out as the society butterfly whose chances offered were lost. Mc-Mare, and there was a contribu- She was apparently that she had not the power to mother-love triumphs in the end. Kelvie tried to rally his men, but tion of 29 by Dean. Ramjahn was they had no finish, and the Police was the most, successful bowler, willing to hear the matter dis-prevent him from leaving Dutch There are some magnificent cussed, hut was prepared to fact, than Britain has had over cast is a good one.

territory-no more authority, in gowns in the production, and the forcing a corner, Knight, in at taking four wickets for 29.

tempting to clear, put the ball; into his own goal. No further make no material concessions. political refugees who have in With the circumstances thus, don. for instance. The German the past sought asylum in Lon-

scoring took place, and the Police won by three goals to nil. the enquiry could not possibly Government can deport the serve any useful purpose. It ex-Crown Prince at аду time they consider such a course would, as the American stand-

necessary. With them lies the point expresses it.. be "useless responsibility of seeing that he and fotile The United States | behaves himself. The only course has, therefore. done the only thing left open to the Allies is to see proper supervision over his the circumstances movements exercised. It is a re-

posed to

promise.

possible in

enter

the conference

Little Willie."

F

FOOCHOW UNREST.

FORMOSAN CHINESE BEING SHOT.

Our Chen Correspondent.j

Foochow Nov. 7.

A

TAMAR V. R. G.A.

very

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Indians, but were no match for Craigengower entertained the

the visitors, although they com- piled 106. White with 25 and

were Bradbury with 27

top scorers. The visitors hit out At Sookunpoo, the Tamar freely, S. H. Ismail getting a 71 · beat the R. G.A. by the three (not out), Madar bitting 50 and goals to one. The opening ex-three others out of the six who changes were eveд and the batted getting double figures. first goal came from Oxland, When time was called the In- who headed a goal following dians bad scored 184 for four.

corner kick and gave the wickets.. by intimating that it cannot take grettable event, and one very A great movement of troops is sailors the lead. The R. G. A.

At the K. C. C. ground, as part part in any such limited enquiry. embarrassing for the Allies-taking place again. Ten thou then took up the attack and To do otherwise, would merely affair to be based on a sinister river to Yenping, and

much so that one suspects the sand are being dispatched Up Green working in from the right of the Armistice celebrations, four wing sent the ball in hard and Kawloon's "A team entertained have been equivalent to wasting motive, a cunning move by some hundred boats have been co-although Woodman got his hands an eleven from the EA.S.MA. time and energy which might be scheming group of the "enemy." mandeered for their transport to the ball he failed to hold it and The visitors could only reply to more beneficially employed It What the next move will be we There are various rumours as to it passed over his head into the the home side's 106 by hitting up has been made clear in recent It is sure to be something dis- are seat up to deal with

can but speculate on at prosent. the purpose. One is that they net. With the scores one all, the 50. For Kowloon Fraser made

the Tamar put on pressure but found useful 49 but on the Easma side messages that Britain has also quieting-for that, unfortunately, bandits in the disturbed Pre-the R. G. A defence

only one man made double figures become convinced of the futility is the trend of events to-day. factures of Yeaping and Shaowu. stubborn. However before the Earsaw. Grearson, & Another, and more likely reason, interval the sailors scored and visiting bowler, took six wickets of an enquiry so restricted in

is that they are sent up in con-at half-time they had a lead for 17, whilst Kowloon's bowling scope as the French Government

sequence of a threatened invasion of two goals to one. The honours were shared by Fraser desires. France is therefore-

of the north of the Province from game in the second

(5 for 31) and A. R. Raven (5 før half was Chekiang. once again "ploughing the

but contested,

the 26). In Foochow the military have sailors put on another goal lonely furrow," and it would

been actively hunting out and through Hill and won as above. appear that she intends to en-

shooting Formosan Chinese. It force the Treaty to the very

The popular Forbes Russell is said that they are spies and JUNIOR MATCHES. Company open at letter, whatever the result may to-night in "Paddy the Next Best sassination of some

the Star are secretly working for the a&um In the junior games the College Thing", the supremely funny officials. Two men were shot a team crushed the Club Reserves To be quite frank on the sub-comedy that was such a big and few days ago on the Horse Road to the tune of ten to nil. N. by seven goals to two. At the continued success at Home. One died immediately while Transbitsky scored four goals, interval the teams were one sil, ject, a intensely regret that "Paddy the Next Best Thing" the

Kent two, Omar, Ward, Millar Wiggington scoring for the other, though severely France should remain 50 ad-is described as a wonderful tonic wounded, managed to escape.

and A. Transbitsky one each. sailors and Au for the University. King's Reserves had an easy Early in the second half, Ting put amant. Legally, of course; she for the tired business man. As

win over the Sacred Heart at the University shead, but the is quita within her rights. Ger- Produced by the Forbes Company it is about the best comedy seen

Sookunpoo by five clear goals. sailors, who were a much heavier many has signed the Treaty, and here for years, all the players Judgment for $59.95, the bal The first half was fairly oven and

team, put on six gosis she can be held to its terms being thoroughly conversant with ance of a claim by the Municipal at the interval the soldiers were through Bull, Bail, Bradshaw, But the question of expediency, their parts, and the acting being Council for $153.05 in respect of leading by a goal, scored by Bravin and Collins (2).. having in view" general world up to the high standard of the his son's school fees, has been Dangerfield, to nil In the side-

At Kowloon, the home team given against-D. Goldman by his ing half, the King's, had matters conditions, also enters into the The 5.30 matinee has "Human Honour Judge Grain in H. M. much their own way and Danger and R.G.A. Reserves pisyed z matter. The point is whether Hearts" as the attraction. Supreme Court at Shanghai, field scoring two goals Carr and goalless draw,

be.

THE STAR.

FORBES RUSSELL

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of the

UNFAID SCHOOLFEES.

Moore one each the game ended in a win for the King's by five goals to love.

The Titania beat the University: