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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1927.

PEACE IN CHINA.

ARMISTICE DAY CELE- BRATIONS.

SIR ROBERT HỌ TÙNG'S ROUND TABLE IDEA.

The Settlement of the disputes and dissensions of warlords of China and the unication of the country is still a long way' off,

PRINCE HEADS MIDNIGHT

PROCESSION...

FANLING GOLF.

ST. GEORGE'S AGAIN BEAT ST. ANDREW'S.

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CRITICAL HANKOW YOU NEED A PIAN

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-FALL OF THE CITY

IMMINENT. ·

Hankow, Nov. 12.

The international match between St. George's and St. Andrew's Socie- the old course at Fanling yes. keen tusslo,

Tang Seng-chi laft Hankow at terday, provided a

He is report- the Englishmen wlaning by. 4 1/4

In the foursomes in the 4.30 this morning. points. morning St. George's secured 4 1/2ed to be aboard a Japanese steam-

er bound for Japan: · points to 4 by St. Andrew's, and the

General Ho Chlen, who has de-1 singles in the afternoon they won by 9 3/4 to 6. The full scores are asclared his independence of Gen- oral Tang, Je taking over the Wu- ran garrison.

Foursomes.

Points.

The Military Council yesterday

St. George's St. Andrew's requested General Tang to resign: Hundnese troops continue the evacuation of Hunkow.

ties London, Nov. 12. Ia all parts of the Empire the clared Sir Robert Ho. Tar de spirit of remembrance ruled yes- Interview with a Chinese reporter, terday at Armistice Day celebra Continuing, he stated that while tions. The order of service fol- he was in Shanghal sometime ago lowed at the Cenotaph was adopt he had many a friendly talk with ed almost everywhere as a cen- merchants in the North regarding tral feature for the observance of follows: his pet theory of the formation of the anniversary, and Jn the even- a peace conference as the first move Ing the vast majority of people toward # settled Chinu, Mer-participated either in person or by chants, in the North, like those in means of wireless broadcasts in Pendered nad Dodwell Hongkong. are anxious for the the festivals of remembrance. Erskine and Stark 1 up cessation of the China wars, nć- Two great gatherings of this Blastam and Andrewes cording to Sir Robert Ho Tung kind in London, were broadcast to young and Murray 3 and 8: who, while he was in Shanghai, had millions. One designed for lisä- De Home and Morris an interview with Chiang Kai-shek,teners in Britain was a concert Moncrieft and McDougall 7 and 1- the former supreme military chief at which Sir Edward Elgar con- tennett and Sheldon' of all the Kuomintang armies. ducted some of his own works, and fronddo and Whris Smlin `úp Regarding Chiang Kai-shek, Sir during the broak in the pro- Archbutt and Matthews Robert Ho Tung is of the opinion that he will soon return to direct gramme Lord Balfour spoke on busbar and Chrisle 3 up

Pericles' funeral oration. the military affairs of the Kuomintang.

When asked as to the possibility of a general trade revival in Hong kong if a trade exhibition were held, Sir Robert was of the opinion that such an exhibition might at tract A number of sightseers from places in South China, but doubled if it would help trade in the 'Colony.

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Over ten thousand people at- tended' another great gathering at the Albert Hall, which was broad-Adamson and Brace nad I cast to the Empire and was pick- Halifax and Wells ed up in many foreign countries.

The Prince of Wales was pre- sent. He made a moving speech,|

ол remarked in which, he change that had occurred since the first memorable Armistice Day was celebrated with unrestrained rejoicing., "Armistice Day still holds for us as deep a meaning as But I think you will agree with the passage of time expres- sion of that meaning has changed, It was once a day of rejoicing; it is now a day of remembrance."

In a later passage, the Prince said: "Each one of us cherishes Berlin, Nov. 13. a dear memory which belongs to beyond Meeting leaders of the chemical him or her alone. But industry at Frankfort-on-Main these precious personal recollec

arige also great Doctor Vonweinberg, a director of tions there

with one the Dye Trust, stated that ex-memories which are

our- periments by the. Trust for syn- another. If we are to save thesising rubber were so far ad-selves and those who come after vanced that profitable production us from renewal in even a more would begin in the near future. frightful form of all that we suf

He declared that the quality offered in the Great War, we musti synthetic rubber was equal to that in our every day action, in our even in of the natural product, while everyday conversation, costs of production enable auc- our very thoughts, seek peace, cessful competition in the world market with the latter.--Reuter.

PRODUCTION TO BEGIN IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

U.S. AND FRANCE.

Cenotaph Scenes, Remarkable scenes occurred at midnight at the Cenotaph, which waa hanked high with flowers.) Twenty thousand ex-servicemen took part in a torchlight proces sion from Albert Hall, and on ar rival in Kitehall the Frince of TARIFY NEGOTIATIONS COME Wales, accompanied by Mr. Win- ston Churchill and the Earl of Cavan, joined in the demonstra- tion and participated in the con- cluding service.

TO AN END.

Paris, Nov. 13.

At the close of the Cabinet

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The Prince of Wales was not ex- meeting M. Bokanowski, Minister pected and when recognised after of Commerce, announced that Franco-American negotiations on

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Interesting Match at Kowloon

City Course.

An interesting match between re- presentives of the Kowloon Golf Club and of the Shek 0 Country Club was played at the Kowloon, City course on Saturday resulting in a fairly easy victory for the visitors.

Tilia was taken at the Clubs house: There were twelve a site, and bath In the singles, Shek O led by 7 pointe singles and foursomes were played. to 5 and they won four, and halved ace of the foursomes, making their total 16 to. 8. Details follow:

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he S. J. Jordal the tariff question, had been con- by a cheering crowd, whom

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In welcoming to Mons represen Fredios & Andrews 2 Bruce & Sanden tatives of the first British units. Gray & Roberts that fought in the war, the Bur-enelios & Page

Melngan & Papon gomaster said: "I greet you old Howard & His The health bulletin of Eastern Contemptibles. I welcome you to Jordain & Cockt ports for the week ended Novem-pur towns," The observance of the ber, 5, Issued by the Principal two minutes, silence at the British Civil Medical Officer, contains the burial ground in Mons cemetery following cases. Plague, Rangoon, was an impressive ceremony.-

British Wireless. Macassar, 2. each, 'Bassein; Bang- kok and Sourabafa 1 each; Cholera, Tuticoria 5, Singapore, Bangkok and Canton, 1 each; Small-pox, Basrah 3, Tuticorin 11, Samarinda 15. Kuching and Saigon 1 ench.

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KOWLOON CHAMPIONSHIP.

The First Round Played Yesterday.

The first round of the Kowloon Golf Club championship was played yes

matches resulting·as terday, the follows:

F. Lickley beat T. Mitchell 4 and 3.] II. Overy beat, F. X. Remedios, and 2.

• London, Nov. 12. The Prince of Wales, accom- panied by Mr. Winston Churchill, headed a torchlight procession of ex-service men from the Albert Hall to the Cenotaph at midnight.

5. Gray beat T. G. Martin, 8 and 0. Thirty thousand people assembled J. D., Thomson beat WS. Hilller, 2 in Whitehall and mobbed the and I Prince, cheering madly and war-. F. E. Remedios beat E. T. Andrews, ing hats and flags. The Prince 5 and 3.. was extricated by mounted and foot police, the crowd singing "For he's a jolly good fellow."

A. W. Roberts beat F. E. Lawrence, For the first time for some years 15 and 3. Armistice night passed off in H. G. Howard walk over from F. C. Dublin with comparative

calm. Barry Hundreds of police in the central J. O. McLaggan walk over from A. thoroughfares quickly suppresser W. In Roza.

disorder. A any attempted curious development was the ap- pearance of a band of black-shirt ed men carrying a banner in scribed "Irish Fascisti" and way- ing Union Jacks. Reuter.

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The situation is very tense, The Chinese population is panic. stricken.

Several shooting incidents have occurred in the city, where sol- diers are looting.

All the "shops are closed, The Concessions are barricaded and Japanese Marines have landed.- Reuter.

Prepared for Eventualities.

Hankow, Nov. 12.

With the advance of the Nan- king Nationalist Armies, who are reported to have been victorious in a battle against the troops of General Tang Seng-chi, nt Chiu Tien, the atmosphere here is tense.

The situation is reflected in the fact that both the Japanese, and French Concessions are prepared for any eventualities, troops of these two nationalities standing by their respective Concessions.

As yet there has been no looting. It is expected that any moment may see the capture of Hankow.- Naval Wireless.

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THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY king Armies, is being made by THERAPION. NO General Ho Chien, who is now in HURAPION. NO charge of Hanków, General TangTHERAPION.NO Send-chi having departed from No. 1 for Bladder Catarrh No. 2 for Hankow down river, his destina-sen. Sold by leading Chemists. Prin tion not being known. Details of England. Dr. le Clero Med Co. the torms are not yet available,THERAPION Writ Govt. 8 but if they are turned down, it is affixed to genuine rackets. likely that he will hold both Han-j yang and Wuchapg.

At present Shansi presents" a deserted appearance and is wait- ing until the 2nd Army soldiers have arrived, which they are ex- pected to do to-night.

A large number of small boats. and, in addition, the gunboat Chu- min, are being used in connexion with the retreat of soldiers belong- ing to the 8th Army. These ves- sels are crowded with retreating) troops, a large proportion of whom are wounded,,.

Other movements of troops are occurring in the vicinity of Han- kow, both on land and water, and a report has also been received to the effect that soldiers are moving down river from Compton's Reach.,

Although the situation is by no means clear, matters are parently not so strained.

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To-night, a big blaze broke out In the Hankow Chinese Oity, but it was controlled without any dis- turbance. Nevol Wircleas,

Fire in Native City,

Shanghai, Nov. 12. Reports leaking out of Hankow show that thousands of lendorless soldiers are roaming the native city, and being continually aug- mented by the arrival of defeated troops from down river, and com bined with the labour, mób, are con- tinuing the work of destruction commenced by Tang Seng-chi's de parting Hunanese, who set on fire the headquarters of the native city situated behind Butterfield and Swire's offices on the Chinear! bund, causing a big conflagration which the Fire Brigade from the British Concession prevented from spreading to the Concession.

Butterfield and Swire's premise and the palatial new Customs House are undamaged and accord- Ing to latest reports the fire is under control The Concession The Nizam of Hyderabad, areas are barricaded, while Chin- Princes. Princesses, and all the ese police reinforcements have State noblemen attended the funer-been brought into the former Bri- al in Hyderabad City of the renown- tish Concession; where, up to the ed Pir Murshed, who died at the reputed age of 129. The Into Pir present, there has been no trouble. There is no truth in the rumours came to India from Arabia when Armistice Day in Dublin was quite young, establishing himself at

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