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DAY BY DAY.

THE MARCH OF INTELLECT IS PRO-

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involved is for the appropriate Con- sul to report the issues to his Min- later, who in turn takes them up with the Government to which he CEEDING AT QUICK, TIME; AND IF ITS In accredited. That is the proce- PROGRESS DE NOT ACCOMPANIED BY A dure which China now intends to CORRESPONDING IMPROVEMENT

MORALS AND RELIGION, THE FASTER adopt. It is quite a natural deve-T PROCEEDS, WITH THE MORE VIO- lopment, for under the old system: LENCE WILL YOU, DE HURRIED DOWN the way was undoubtedly left open THE ROAD TO QUIN-Southey. for purely, local authorities ly usurp the functions of the Central Government, even possibly to the extent of compromising the sover- eignty of the country. Moreover, the system was one which might easily give rise to complications of "a 'serious character,

"Fairplay"-Your criticisms should be addressed to the journal concerned.

The P. & O. 5.8. Khyber, from Hongkong, arrived at Marseilles on 31st August at 8 p.m.

The

Norwegian Consul in Hongkong reported to the Police yesterday that Christian Jacob- son, second officer of the 3.5 Prominent, hos been missing since August 28.

"

In its main principles, this effort at centralisation of foreign affairs can be commended, so long as the application of the new procedure is not made unduly Irksome and: the line is clearly drawn between It is notified that the M. V. Tai those matters which may be dealt Yin, of the Barber Wilhelmsen Llue, for whom Messrs. Dodwell & Co., with locally and those which may Ltd., are the local agents, will in- not. In some cases, it will pro-clude Los Angeles in the perts bably be found that adjustments of call on her voyage to New York, leaving Hongkong on September of disputes will take a little long-th. er, for the wheels of official ma- chinery move very slowly, but it

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UNIQUE MUSICAL ATTRACTION.

WHY YOU SHOULD HEAR SEGOVIA ON SATURDAY.

When asked whether they are going to lioar Segovin on Saturday next, a number of people have remarked "A guitarist? A whole programme of guitar music, with out any relief?" I should be bored

to death."

It seems to be the impression that Segovia Is a glorified ukelele player and it la natural that people should be under a mis- apprehension about the nature of | the performance, seeing that his fame has not spread to Hongkong.

In Europe and America, how- ever, Segovia has risen to the front rank of musicians within 'a few years and his reputation there is such that on the announcemet of a concert by him, there is a rush to secure seats.

The effects that he gets on the instrument of his choice are extra- ordinary, and a unique musical experience is in store for those who overcome their antipathy to- wards an all-guitar programme, The fact that this musician gives his performances in London at the Wigmore Hall and in Paris at the Pleyel Salon will indicate that he makes his appeal to the muden] public who flock there to hear the Kreatest pianists and violinists of the day.

The preliminary trial of a Chi, was Inevitable that eventually the nese coolie, charged with the mur old system, which was an anach-der, by stabbing, of another coolie at Cross Street last month, con ronism, would have to disappear, eluded before Mr. E. W. Hamilton One thing which the new order yesterday afternoon, when the pri

Never before has a gullarist, should do is to make foreign trial at the Criminal Sessions.

soner was committed to take his absolutely unaided, come right to the front rank and taken his place "adventurers" realise that in fu-

with Casals, Kreisler and Cortot ture they cannot get concessions Commenting on the invitation to AS a supreme exponent of his WALLER.--On Wednesday, August

28, 1929, at her residence, 19 from provincial authorities with Malaya tu send an interport cricket instrument, able to hold the atten- team to Hongkong, the Straitation of his audience throughout Temple Lane, Mrs. Joseph E.,out Nanking'a assent. We enn Times states that it has been de- the entire length of a programme. Waller, aged 84, beloved welcome the new procedure as cided that the invitation should not In view of the fact that nows of mother of Arthur J. Waller,

tending to strengthen the hand

his fame has reached only a few people in Hongkong (whose and the authority of the Central

friends happen to have heard him Government, although at the same

at Home), it needs to be em time realising that it will involve journey.

phasized more emphatically than increased responsibilities, The

in the case of better-known artists, A fine of 2000, or three months that Segovia is really a front-rank success of the change will depend hard labour, was imposed by Mr. musician and that it is a part of entirely on the minner in which T. S. Whyte Smith at the Kowloon everyone's musical education to

responsibilities

on a hear him... dls. Magistracy this morning

Chinese who was charged with be- charged.

ing in possession of twenty thela of raw opium which was found con- cealed in a'specially-made belt. The defendant, it was stated, had arrived by the Shum Chun train and was searched at the Yaumati Station.

The

Hongkong Telegraph.

TUESDAY SEPT. 3. 1920.

FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.

are

be accepted unless a really repre- uentative side can be sent. Efforts are being made to discover what players would be able to make the

month.

ANOTHER MUI TSAI CASE.

The concert takes place at the Theatre Royal at 9.15 p..bu Sept. 7th. Booking is at Moutrie's.

"FREEDOM OF THE PRESS."

A DRAMATIC STORY OF NEWSPAPER LIFE.

The Very Idea!

A correspondent writes to. * Home paper:-"In view of the Achoolgirl howlers which you pub- Hahad, may I point out that the 'schoolmaster

howler' is by no

menns rare. A master explaining the discovery of Archimedes' prin- ciple said, in all seriousness: "He got into his bath and called out "Eureka Eureka" that being the,, name of his wife,"

"There must be sacrifice if ono wants to keep slim," says a beauty specialist.]

My frame da far

From sparsely pack', I've put it on

For yours, in fact.

Tis said that I

Must sacrlace,

To have a form

That's thin and nice.

Yet, what must 1

Deny myself,

Of things which crowd

The larder shelf?.

Is't meat, or some

Refreshing cup? Or sweets, or smokest 1 give it up.

The play was "King Lear.” The old Indy ant patiently throughTM all | the acts. At the end she turned to

her friend and said: "What a very disagreeable family these Lears

must have been to live with."

*

*

If I should drink a cup of tea- should perspire exceedingly. But I shall feel quite cool and nice If i proceed to eat an ice.

Yet each debauch is followed by Reaction, and I needs must try The best refreshment to select, Judged by its ultimate effect. The tea, which seems so hot at

... Arst, will certainly assunga my thirst And make me cooler. Yet I think dearce can face that scalding

drink.

The ice, upon the other hand, Meets my immediato demand, And yet my aim I shall have missed Since that cool fecting won't per

aist,

4

The problem la'no easy one, And yet that something must be

dona Grows momently more plain and

clear, So what about n glass of beer?

newspaper life ever shown on the One of the greatest stories of

A well-known magistrate was screen will be seen to-day at the engaging a valet, and the question Queen's Theatre where "Freolom of wages was reached. The man of the Press," Universal's excel-asked for £2 a week. lent motion pleture of the press "Very well," said his worship, and the underworld, will be shown, "40 shillings and forgetting The battle between the forces for the moment what the occasion of the underworld and the truth was, he added kin usual alterna- telling columns of a daily is the tive, "or 14 days," theme of the story. George Mol- ford, the director, was himself a

I will speak the holy truth-A York, and he has treated the Police Court taking the oath. former editorial writer In New woman at Kingston-on-Thames

story with intelligence and skill "Freedom of the Press" is adapted Peter B. Kyne. from an original screen story by

"Secret" Diplomacy, At first glance, the new regula- The anxiom that circumstances tions which have been issued in alter cases has been most inter- Canton dealing with the future estingly demonstrated during the

When the Chinese, on a charge procedure between foreigners and Anglo-American' discussions on

of larceny of a watch from Mr. Ul-. the Chinese authorities may seem naval disarmament, from which so bright on board the a.s. Coblenz dur. much contributory to the perman-ing the vessel's Ihat trip to Hong- trile puzzling. Indeed, the ent pence of the world is expect-kong, was again brought before Mr. summaries which have so far aped. Normally one of the keeneat. S Whyte Binith at the Kowloon peared could conceivably be read erities of so-called secret diplo Sergeant Humphreys applied for a Magistracy this morning, Detective as indicating an intention to set macy, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald has further week's remand. Last week (around the extrality system. A made no secret of the fact that it was stated that the boat was ex- knowledge of the circumstances nothing of any importance regard-pected to return at the end of the under which the change has beening the negotiations will be dis -made, however, should serve to re- closed until absolute concord has move any cause for undue alain been established between London on this account. Probably the and Washington, and perhaps matter is put beyond all doubt in strangely, his attitude' in this re- spect is hailed si sound policy on the full text of the provisions both sides of the Atlantic. If he What appears to be happening is

orrasionally makes use of such that the purely local Bureaux for picturesque expressions as: "11 Foreign Affairs are boing abolish that chicken is not duly hatched, clerk, and a married woman, both A young Chinese, described as a ed, and, henceforth, important] I shall be the most surprised man residing at No. 201, Lafchikok matters relating to foreigners will | living," one is merely left to as- Road, Shamshulpo, appeared be situation faced, by a young man The story concerns the dramatic be dealt with directly by the Cen-sume that stantial progress is, fore Mr. T. S. Whyte Smith at the who finds that the guardian of the tral Government. This appears or has been

e. What that pro- on charges of assaulting a

Kowloon Magistracy this morning girl he loves is the "man higher perfectly reasonable change, pro-

gress is, an

tow vast the coneesiai and of ill-treating the girl.

mut up in the municipal vice ring siens on either side are implied, is

which his father, editor of the vided that, in the process, foreign nat known, and will not be known for the prosecution and applied The editor is murdered by the questions to put to the witness

Sub-Inspector Hoare appeared leading newspaper, is fighting. Police Court: Have you any other Clerk at Kingston-on-Thames rights are not in any way jeopar-until the stage is reached when for a date to be fixed, intimating ring and the boy is faced with Woman Defendant: I don't feel

the allence can be broken with the that the Secretary for Chinese Af- carrying on his father's policies interested.

fairs would prosecute.

The two defendants were

regardless of his fiancec's plead- manded until Tuesday afternoonings. The development of this for hearing, ball $500 each.

situation makes one of the strong- est dramas ever screened.

dised or whittled down.

Announcement that Britain and

pressure on

CHINESE COUPLE CHARGED

AT KOWLOON.

FENCING.

HILL.

re-

لا

"CORSICAN LOVE."

ton, Middlesex, entered the Lon- As Dick Whittington, of Hamp- don Guildhall, where he was fined £1 for obstruction with a motor- hun into the Zoek. car, the court cat ran in front of

It

Defendant at Tottenham: was dark, so how could he ace the language I was using?

the

A man brought a sorry nag to

department for purchasing. horses for the Army. "Take It away," the officer in charge said; "we can't do with animals like. that in the Army.”.

The man deported with his steed, but a fortnight afterwards be again came up with the horse, and the officer asked, "Didn't I tell you that mangy aerow like that was 79.good for the Army?"

"Yes, sir," said the man, "you said it wouldn't do for the Army; but what about the Navy?”

EXCHANGE RATES.

A rending of the latest summary of the new position leaves us with America are no longer at variance the impression that the issues in in any particular. By this me regard to which the Central Gov-thod, it has been, pointed ́ ́out, no ernment is to exercise its authority opportunity is given for jingoista

to assert their claims, or to exert ATTEMPTED THEFT OF are the major questions wherein Chinese and foreigners ara con- champion national rights and pri representatives to cerned. For subjects of lesser vileges. With "open" diplomacy, MAN CAUGHT AT GUN CLUB

FINE BRITISH PICTURE importance there will be special every point of conflict was om-

AT STAR. offices established, and with these phasised, instead of every point of foreigners may, if they so denire, agreement, and. the ultimate re- The theft of several sheets of of Corsican scenery to be seen in There are some beautiful shots deal without the intervention of sull, on such a prodigious ques-corrugated fron used for fencing the film "Corsican Love," which their Consuls. In particular, the tion, was usually chaos and disa garden at the Gun Club Hill will be shown to-day and to Central Government will take, averi

illusionment. Ordinarily, says a

Barracks, was reported to have

all diplomatic matters. There is. would be little to any for secret was observed by an Indian officer tains, rushing torrents form al

leading American journal, there

taken place during the past two morrow at the Star Theatre. To- weeks, and yesterday a Chinese wering crags forbidding moun- however, one clause which, in the diplomney, for what is honest and attempting to remove one of the story of these rough islanders with magnificent background for a form in which we have encounter fair need not be hidden. But if iron supports of the fance. ed it, is not very clear. This is to this, the Dawes-MacDonald

The man was chased and, on dom, their primitive loves and Paris

Lheir vendettas, their love of free- dis- the effect that all matters relating cussion, be secret diplomacy. the to the police, who produced him hates and desires for revenge, and Brussel

being arrested, was handed over to foreigners which do not come world can stand more of it. It before Mr. T. 8. Whyte Smith at their centuries old unwritten laws. Amsterdam under the jurisdiction of the judi- can stand to see traditions cen- the Kowloon Magistracy this To this island comes n'cultured Bran cial courte are to be treated in the turies old, shattered. It can stand morning on charges of attempted woman, daughter of the owner of Copenhagen

Coralcan steel mills, to investigate Helsing namo manner as those pertaining to see the glory of the so fade belarceny and of trespassing.

The defendant admitted bath the problem of the water power. Lisbon to the citizens of Ching." In this for dawning of permanent peace, charges and, in reply to the This brings her in confilet with

Bucharest intended to cover taxation, for ings of men may come to flower. people trespassing,

a pepen in which the kindller feel-second, and he saw a lot of other Della Rocca, a bandit, for the de- Buenos Aires

sired water mill is the ancestral | Shanghai, example, or precisely what are the It can stand to seo naval yards

Yokohama Licut, G. F. Barrett, Royal Ar-iome of the bandit's father. Later, kama raattors involved? A little light closed and the pride of warships llery, informed his Worship that this strange pair, whose every Geneva on this point would be welcome.crapped if it means the arrest of heen stolen during the past two fall in love. Then comes the pro-

15 sheets of corrugated fron had outlook and interest acem opposed, Milne

Stockholm On the general question, there can the human militant spirit. No weeks, while there had also been blom for the bandit, tradition or Dalo be no grounds for quarrolling with need to question the "secrecy" other pilfering in the Barracks. progress, with love as the pawn,

Pragua with which the conversations on The defendant, who was Bon- the attempt of Central Government naval arma. are being conducted tenced to fourteen days' hard la-Norman, Jacqueline

The large cast includes Rolla Madrid Forzane, Athens to strengthen its hold on the pro-In the face of the echoes of arms bour for stealing in 1927 and six Gaston Jacquet and Renee fferthel. Bombay vinces. The almost universal reductions wich are heard in Wash weeks in 1928, was given four The picture was directed by Jean Hongkong"

Ington and London. Let us have months on the count of attempted de Merly who also directed the Silver (apot) practice in all countries concern-more conversations like them if larceny, the second charge heing famous production, "Les Miser Bilver (forward) ing questions wherein aliens are they lead to happy results:

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