CENTRAL THEATRE
FORMER KING'S
INTERMENT
SUGGESTED BURIAL IN PORTUGAL
(Reuter's Special Service),
GENERAL TSAI IN COLONY
NOT TÒ MEDIATE
IN DISPUTE
General Tsai Ting-kal, oflcer commanding the Nineteenth Route
MORE TRAFFIC
OFFENCES
CYCLIST'S WRONG
MANOEUVRE
On a summons accusing him of
Army, returned to Hongkong yesssing a motor-car on its left, Lisbon, July 4. terday from Canton after a series Mr. R. G. Ward, of the Chinese Maritime Customs, was fined $6 of conferences with tho Canton So deep in the general sympathy Kuomintang Party leaders.
by Mr. Schofield at the Central Police Court this morning. aroused by the death of ex-King
While admitting the intention of
The defendant, who was rld- Maneel that the greater part of his Army to establish a new Fly- We have
the Preas declares
ho had that the
ing a motor-cycle, ald ing Corp in Fukien, General Tsal been following a car which held Government should insist on his
was emphatic in saying that the to the tram lines and was travel- Nineteenth Route Arniy would
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hody being brought to Portugal for
Interment.
It is suggested that he should be buried in the Church of Sao Vincente, beside his father and brother, who were assassinated be- fore ex-King Manoel's own
eyes in 1908.
CASHIER WHO IS "WANTED"
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR ARREST
The road
decline to mediate for peace being at a slow speed.
the tween General Chan Chai-tong and was clear, so he passed on
left. the Halman "rebellious" Navy.
His Worship remarked that General Taai in leaving for!
kept Fuklen in one or two days where the defendant should have he will assume the tank of direc-behind the car.
Mr. G. R. Payne was fined $3 ting an expedition against 50,000 for driving his motor car, 1666, Communist bandits. The Canton without a rear light. The
de- Government authorities have pro- fendant remarked that he had; mised to render financial assistance had it attended to, but it had
wards this expedition.
SHIP'S CAPTAIN
ROBBED
Police Headquarters stated to-NOTES STOLEN FROM
CABIN
has
apparently been badly repaired.
The driver of a public car was fined $5 for causing an annoyance in Pedder Street outside the Hongkong. Hotel by sounding the horn unnecessarily. It was stated that he had sounded the hora The roadway was
three times.
clear and there was no necessity for any warning to be given to nanybody.
Similar fines were imposed on by two other drivers who appeared before his Worship on summonses aerusing them of sounding their horns unnecessarily,
Wo
day that a warrant has been issued for the arrest of Chan Shing-tack,
of The loss through theft a cashier in the employ of the China Light & Power Company, considerable sum of money Ltd., on a charge of embezzling been reported to the police funds to the amount of $8,100. Captain Gillespie, of the B.8.
Ping-yee. Chan Shing-tack has been miss- ing it is alleged, since Wednesday He is 30 years of age and married.
SUCCESSOR TO LORD INCHAPE
is
MR. HUGHES ELECTED VICE-PRESIDENT OF SUEZ CANAL CO.
Paris, July 5.
While the vessel was alongside the Chiu On Wharf on Sunday, states the master, 30me person entered his cahin and Яtole Frather case, which contained three $100 bills, and also three £10 notes.
The victim suspects a cabin boy! as being the culprit.
SELLING PEELED
FRUIT
ARREST NOT PROPER PROCEDURE
Mr. Harrison Hughes, the prom-) inent ship-owner, was Lo-day un-j animously elected Vieg-President of The powers of the police in ar-
THIRD' DEGREE :
ALLEGED
EMPHATIC POLICE
DENIALS
Allegations
third
degroe methods were made before Mr. Wynne-Jones, at the Central Police Court this morning, by Mr. C. Y. Kwan, on behalf of n boatman who was charged with larceny of a quantity of goods which he had been entrusted to deliver to Messrs. Kayumally & Co.
A number of police officers
the Suez Cannal Company inresting hawkers found aciling_eut | engaged in investigations in the Thehape.--or pouled fruits were clearly defined | case were called and each emphati-
snecession Renters
tu Ford
CHINA'S MILITARY
BUDGET
INCREASED $5,000,000
MONTHLY
Nanking. July 5.
by Mr. Schofield, at the Central cally denied allegations of assault. Police Court this morning, when The defendant, OR conviction. his Worship indicated that pro- was fined $150 or three months' reedings could only be taken by hard labour and further bound summons, and not arrest.
over in the sum of $200.
A hawker from Aberdeen was charged before his Worship this morning at the instance of Sani tary Inspector Bradley.
Sergeant Cunningham, officer in charge of the Aberdeen Police Station, asked permission to with- draw the charge.
It is officially stated that as result of the conferences in Shang-
Addressing the defendant, his hai between Messrs. T. V. Suong Worship pointed out that the pro- Ho Ying-ching and Wang Chingcedure of arresting the defendant wei, that the monthly military bud was incorrect, and that proceed- get has been fixed at $18,000,000 ings should be taken by summons. representing an increase of $5,000- The defendant was accordingly 000 monthly.-Renter.
discharged.
LAST TWO
DAYS
A1 2.30, 5.10,
7.15 89.30 p.m.
Originally two other men were these charged with larceny and hard labour, it being shown thmi were each given three months'
the gouds were actually being tran sported on their boat.
the
A woman On whose bont clothes were subsequently found by the police was previously convicted | by his Worship and fined $25. in addition to being bound over.
The weather forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-morrow is as follows:-S.W. winds. moderate; cloudy with occasional rain probably improving.
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He Dared Not Speak
WHY did murder and the
hoctic love life of this gorgeous blonde?
WHY-did her young lover's
father forbid him to talk?
WHY-did the boy consent to hide
what he knew?
The SILENT WITNESS
with LIONEL ATWILL
Greta Hissert
Wolden Heybours
Bramwell Fletcher Helen Mack
Directed by Marcel Varnel
and R. L. Hough
FOX FICTURE
-Though
Headlines
Screamed Guilty"!
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The Low-Down on The HI-JACKERSI
They pass up a million dollars worth of loot for
a million dollars worth of love!
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wích a grond omit kushading
Thomas MEIGHAN
Charlotte GREENWOOD William Bakewell
Barbara Weeks Linda Watkins James Kirkwood
Story by Louis Joseph Válison
Directed by Hamilton MoFadden
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