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AMERICA AND WORLD COURT

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21, 630 KM)

· PROGRESS TO RECOVERY

BRITISH POLICY APPROVED

In his

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

LAID TO REST

FUNERAL OF THE LATE

- MR. J. D. LLOYD D

SATURDAY,

JANUARY

BURNS NIGHT DINNER

HONGKONG SCOTS

u

A large and representativa

FOREGATHER gathering of Government officials and other prominent local re London, Jan, 25.

aldents were present yesterday

*Nearly 200 of Hongkong's speech at the annual afternoon at the funeral of the Scotsmen, in company with their mecting of Lloyds Bank, the Chair-late Mr. J. D. Lloyd. Superinten

fellow countrymen the world over, (By Talemash. Coveright, Tateprophia Min man, Mr. Beaumont Fense, review dent of Imports and Experts, last night honoured the Immortal ges Ordinance, 1984. Herivad, Janaqig the industrial outlook, said which took place at the Protestant memory of Robert Burns, the

Britain had made considerable gemetery, Happy Valley. Washington, Jan. 25.

focal celebration being held in the Upholding the Administration, without any spoctacular measures. William Peel, attended by his Hotel.

progress on the way, to recovery,

His Excellency the Governor Sir Roof Garden of the Hongkong the Senate by a good majority, She had shown a spirit of give aide-de-camp, Capt. R. F. Walter, defeated Senator Norris' proposal and-take, had made a number of and Major-General O. C. Borrelt, distinguished gathering at

There

WAS

Jargo and which would require approval trade treaties with nearly a acore accompanied by his aide-de-camp, function, which was presided over the before any questions bearing of nations, and even her adoption Capt. B. L. E. Hebert, were pre-by Mr. A. S. MacKichan, President upon American Interests were of some ineasure of Protection sent, as well as Sir W. T. Sou of the Hongkong St. considered at the World Court at had, he believed, Illogical as it thorn and members of the Legis Society. the Hague.

might soom, helped to open the lative Council. The Administration feels that eyes of the world to the fact that America has no right to demand excessive nationalism WAS an special treatment at the Hague enemy to the peace, both political she becomes a World Court mom-and economic, which the world so bir, as now secina very probable, greatly needed-British Wireless. -United Prosa,

NO ROOM FOR WHITE RACE?

JAPAN'S ALLEGED ASIATIC PLAN (Special to "Telegraph")

Houston, Texas, Jan. 26. Dr. Francis Cho Min-wel, head of the Central China College here, anid to-day that the Japanese plece meal invasion of China was being undertaken with a view to ultimate-

ly excluding from Asia the people of the white race.United Press,

་

DUKE

& DUCHESS OF KENT

LEAVE HOME FOR

WEST INDIES

47 FEARED LOST

IN WRECK

MORE CASUALTIES

The Rev. HI, W. Baines, officiated at the graveside.

Andrew's

The Haggle, carried by Mr. J. B. Rong, was piped In by Mr. J. A. Rinch

Saunderson, amid lusty cheers, while the "Farley Brea' was carried in by Mr. T. P.

1985.

RADIO BROADCAST

Dance Music from the H.K.

Hotel To-night

EUROPEAN. PROGRAMME

From ZBW on a wavelength of 356 metres (845 kilocycles) 1

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-7.17 p.m. Peer Gynt Sulte No. 1 (Grieg, Op. 40). Now Queen's Hall Light Orebostea. Robertson (Bass-Baritone),

7.17-7.80pm, Recital by Stuart

1: Bright is the King of Words

(Vaughan Williama). 2. The Roadside Fire (Vaughnn

(Williams).

3. (a) The Mermaid; (b) Polly Wolly Doodle (arr.. W. H. M.). 4. (a) Littlo Brown Jug; (b) The

Three Crown (Enatburn). 8 p.m. Time and Weather Report. 7.30-8.07 p.m. Musical Comedy and

Selection-Fanfare.

Vocal Gems-From Erik Charell's.

"White Horse Inn" Selection-Merry Widow (Lebar), Vocal Gems-The New Moon. Vocal Gema Whooped.

Light Opera Company. A.07-8.26 p.m. "Jazz" Plano Recital by Rato da Conta,

Had to change the words.. One Minute to One. The King's Horses. Medley of Marches. Viktoria and her Hussar-Medley. 8.26-8.62 p.m. Song Memories. Galety Echoes (Monckton), Shipmates O Mino-Descriptive

Rallad.

Violin Recital by

What's Next? (arr. Finck),

8.52-9,07 p.m. Rence Chemet

1. Introduction et Rondo Capile

cloro (Saint-Saons, Op. 28). 2. Serenado (Plorne), 3. Serenade (Tosell). 9.07-9.30 p.m. Variety. -

Vocal-Whistling in the Dark, Band-There's Something about a

Soldier. Band-Whan the Band Begina

to Play.

toasted at the call of Ilia Honour "The Immortal Memory" was

the Chief Justice, Mr. A. D. A. profusion of wreaths, testimony The Lassies" was drunk at the The grave was covered with a MacGregor, while the health of of the esteem in which the do- fall of Mr. R. R. Campbell. Mr. D.Talkie Tence censed was held in the Colony.

Among those present were also

W. MacEwen replied. the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Hon. At the official table with the Mr. N. L. Smith, Hon. Mr. E. Tay-Chieftain wore in Excellency the lor, Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Hon. General Officer Commanding, Major Commander G. F. Hole, Hon. Mr. C..., D.B.O., His Honour Mr. A. D. A. General O. C. Borrett, CB, CH, 1. M. Henderson, Hon. Sir Wil MacGregor, ¡Continued from Page 1)

Commodore Frank liam Shenton, Hon. Mr. C: G. S. Ellott, R.N., OBE, Mr. A. Stevenson, Mackie, Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, Hon. Mr. Chan, L. Hoover, Consul-General ship on signals from the bridge, Dr. S. W. Tao, Mr. D. W..Trat- for the United Staton Hon. Mr. Survivors state that the port man, Mona. R. Soulange-Teisaler C. G. S. Mackie, Mr. G. G. Wood, Mr. side of the Mohawk was badly (Consul for France), Herr H. F. C. Jenkin, Mr. W. J. Koxwick, ripped in the collision. It is Gipperich (Consul for Germany); Powell, Mr. G. G. N. Tinson, and Capt. W. H. Goli, n.N., Rev. E. G. believed that

many of the missing Mr. M. J. Quist (Consul-General In their may have been crushed to death for the Netherlands), His Honour Pay Gmdr. F. R. Porter, n..

Amongst others present was Sir quartera, OT trapped Mr. Justice R. E, Lindsoll, Mr. J. William Hornell, President of the there by the twisting of girders and A. Fraser, Mr. W. Schofield, Mr. Hongkong St. George's Society. splintering of timber.

E. W. Hamilton, Mr. W. J. Carrie, Dr. W. B. A. Moore. Mr. It was revealed Inter that Pro-|G. fessor Herman F. Cleland and at lor, Mr. J. Barrow. Mr. Jl. Green, R. Sayer, Mr. H. A. Tay- least one of the alx students who Dr. J. E. Dovey, Major C. M. Man- was accompanying him, to Centralntra, Mr. R. A. D. Forrest, Mr. J.

The speeches during the evening America to study the ruins of the I. Ruttonjce, Chev, J. M. Alves, were interspersed with pipe selections Maya civilisation, are among the Mr. T. Murphy, Dr. G. W. Pope, and vural items by Messrs. J. B. Ross Vocal-Cuban Tango missing and arc. feared to have Mr. M. F. Key, Mr. R. A. Cpanied by Mr. J. J. Ferguson.

and R. M. Keown, who were accom- drowned.-Router.

North, Mr. T, S. Whyto-Smith, Mr. The United Press adds that oneP. Jacks, Mr. D. L. Strellett, Mr. at the call of the President; and the The "Layal Tonat" was honoured of the rescued passengers of the B. H. C. Hallowes, Mr. H. R. But-Chief Justice

proposed Burns* Mohawk died as a result of exters, Mr. E. I Wynne-Jones, Mr. memory, his speech being broadcast posure on reaching shore,

D. M. MacDougall, Mr. A. G. W. by ZBW. The Coast Guard has reported Tickle. Mr. G. S. Kennedy-Skip- the finding of nine bodies.

ton, Mr. C. Champkin, Mr. D. II. It is believed that Captain Wood Blake, Mr. T. Megarry, Mr, R. S the The Duke and Duchess of Kent and five others went down with W. Paterson, Mr. Felix, A. Joseph, Scale had a rousing reception from 400| the shitp.

Mr. W. A. Butterfield, Mr. T. M. night and to think of all that cruising passengers when they!

Hazlerigg, Mr. W. R. Hillyer, Mr. the name of Burns means to each joined them aboard the liner)

J. II. Bottomley, Mr. Q. A. A. Mac-of us, but we do not need any speck Duchess of Richmond, in which

fadyen, Rev. E. G. Powell, Mr. W.

er to recall the verses that to each they sailed from Southampton to

af us are especially clear. There is T. Lewis, Chief Revenue Officer the West Indies to-day.

none of us who would not rather read Buller, Revenue Omeera Grimmlit, for himself in the privacy of his Ward, Merriman, Powell, O'Neil, own home whatever it is that makes Warden, Humphreys, Brown, Ellis, more especial appeal to him. To. Davidson, Tallon, Ahern, Tren-night we regard Burns from a dif. grove, Chinese Revenue Officers, ferent point of view, the symbol and staff of the Imports and Exports Face has given more pioneers to the emblem of our fear country. No Department and Statistical Office, cause of the advancement of civiliss: tion throughout the world. All over The Wrenth

the globe does one find Scotn, sentially adaptable to their new Wreaths were sent from His surroundings and happy in them, Excellency, the Governor, Sir Wil-yet wherever a Scot may be and liam Peel, and Lady Peel, H. E.whatever his walk in Ilfe Scotland The programme has been drawn Major-General and Mrs, O. C. Bor-till calls to him. Scottish poetry is up by a Committee consisting of rett, the Hon. Sir Thomas and full of that characteristic homesick- members of the Cabinet and the Lady Southern, Mrs, J. D. Lloyd,

Neil Munro put it thus- KEEN SUPPORTER OF Lord Chamberlain, the Earl of Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Hon.

Are you not weary in your distant

places Cromer. Reviews by the King of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Smith, Hon. LEAGUE

the three fighting Services aro In- Mr. and Mrs. T. II. King, Hon. cluded, and a State Ball will prob- Comdr. and Mrs. G. F. Hole, Hon. ably be held at Buckingham Palace-Mr-and-Mrs.-R.-M.-Henderson, Wireless. during the celebrations. British Hon. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. S. Mac- kfc, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kote- wall, Hon. Mr. S. W. Tao, Mr. Charles L. Hoover (Consul-Gen- eral for U.S.A.), Mons. R. Soulange- Telssler (Consul for France), Mr. M. J. Quist (Consul-General for the Netherlands).

London, Jan, 25,

Their Royal Highnesses were flown from Hendon to Southamp ton in the Prince of Wales' Dragon | Moth aeroplane. Accompanied by the Duko's equerry, they are travelling as ordinary passengers,

-British Wircles.

DEATH OF BRITISH

DIPLOMAT

London, Jan. 25. The

"death occurred morning, after a long and painful this illness, of Mr. Allen Leeper, aged 48, Counsellor in the Diplomatic) Service.

Of recent years he devoted him- self unsparingly to the Leaguo of Nations and the disarmament side of Foreign Office work. He was a son of the late Dr. Leeper, of Melbourne.-British Wirelves,

A Chinese banned Wong Tan was killed at the Royal Naval Armament Depot shortly after 8 o'clock, this morning when he was hit by a truck.

KING'S JUBILEE

CELEBRATION PLANS COMPLETED

London, Jan. 25.

It is understood that detailed plana for the principal celebrations

in connection with the Jubilee, on May 5, of the King's accession to the Throne have now been com- plcted, and the full programme will shortly be submitted for His Majesty's approval.

HOSPITAL'S · FRIEND

MEYERSTEIN CONTRIBUTES

OVER £200,000

London, Jan. 25:

and others.

Justice and

Symbol of Country In the course of his remarks,

Chief Justice

said: We refolce to celebrate this

nesa.

ся

Far, for from Scotlund of the mat

and storm,

In drowsy sirs, the sun-smile on

your faces,

The days ao, long and warm? When

all around you lie the strange fields sleeping, The dreary woods where no fond

memories roam,

Do not your Bad hearts. over seak

come leaping

To the highlands and the lowlands

of your Home?

and the great Canadian boat song expresses the same yearning

From the lone sheiling of the misty

island

fountains divide us, and the wekte

of seas-

Yet still the blood is strong, the

heart in Highland,

Fox Trot-Be Ready, Fox Trat-Mammy Kou. Organ Solo-Ninotte.

I. E. Mcl'herson, 0.30 p.m.

Press Bulletins, Stock and Commodity Quotations, Dance Orchestra.

9.35-12 midnight. Hongkong Hotel

and Commodity Quotations.

10.30 p.m. Prem Bulletins, Stock

12 midnight. Close Down. SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME 9.10-10 am. A Relay of the Milf- tary Parade Service from St. John's Cathedral. Farewell Broadcast Ad- dress by Tho Rev. J, N. Lowis Bryan, BAT BCF, OLE,

St. Joseph's Church Sermon on "The 111 a.m. Relay of Service from Use of Time" by the Rev. Father P. Joy 8.1.

11a.m.-12.15 p.m. Relay of the Servico from St Paul's

Church (Chinese),

12.16-2.30 p.m. Recorded Musle.

1 p.m. Time and Weather Report.

Light Orchestral Music. From Mozart's Treasure Stora

(Urbach).

A Night in Venice-Overture

(J. Strauss).

Along the Banks of the Volga

(Borchert),

At Dawning (Caimon). -The-Waltzing Doll (Poldini);

Potpourri of Waltzes No. 3 (Robecht). A Concert. Violin Solo Kol Nidrei (Bruch,

Op. 47).

Violin Solo-Valse Tristo (Sibelius)

(Op. 44).

Songs-Do not go, My Love

Maud Powell.

(Hagemann), Songs-Phyllis has such charming

Graces (arr, Wilson).

Tudor Davies (Tonor). Songs Love thee (Urieg). Songs-Homing (Del Riego).

Pianoforte Solo--Hungarian

Eva Turner (Soprann), Rhapsody No. 12 (Liszt).

Mischa Levitzki.

Aria: Ruddier than the Recit: I Rage, I melt, I Burn. Songs-Honour and Arms (Handel).

Cherry (Handel),

If Honour Mr. A further gift of £20,000 has been Honour Mr. Justice R. E. and Mrs, Mrs. A. D. A. MacGregor, ils made towards the reconstruction Lindsell, H. M. Trade Commis- and equipment of the Middlesex stoner and Mrs. Pelham, Mr. and Hospital, by Mr. B. W. Meyer- Mrs. E. W. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. stoin, this bringing his personal T. S. Whyte-Smith, Mr. and Mrs. contribution to this fund during Maurice St. J. Walsh, Mr. and the last year to over £200,000. A. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mrs. H. R. Butters, Mr. and Mrs. British Wireless

Fraser, Mr and Mrs. T. Murhpy,

Medicina and Surgery of the Hoi-imposed by Hongkong against arrivals Mr. and Mrs. L. HI, V. Booth, Mr. national reunion, when wa rejoice to Selection-Patience (Sullivan).

Quarantine resrictions have been Mr. and Mrs. Q. A, A. Macfadyen,

The names of Dr.. Dhanwant Roy and Dr. Tann Wee-han, Bachelors of

the list of medical practitioners, pox,

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Dr. D. J. Valentine has been ap. pointed a Deputy Registrar of Births and Denths.

D. Burlingham, Mr.

And we in dreams behold the

Hebrides.

but still greater is our love for our Great is our affection for Burns country which speaks to us in every line he wrote (fear, hear). This day is to every Scot a day of great

Mrs. E. P. H. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. thong national dishes which remind J. W. Franks, Mr. and Mrs, D. L us of Scotland, with Strollett, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. our great national beverage, to look sufficiency of Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. through the magic portal which the Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. name of Burns opens to each of us, Grigor, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cock, Mr. At our far off homeland and to recall and Mrs. R. A. C. Norh, Mr. and Burns is so much a part of Scotland the happy days we spent there. Mrs. J. E. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. D. that in honouring him we are honour- Kelvin-Stark, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.ing the great land of which each H.E. the Governor has appolated Ruttonjee, Mr. and Mrs. New-of us is thinking this evening. (Hear, "It is notified that the name of Far Mr. Thomas Addis Martin Eastern Building Company, Limited. Captain in the has been struck off. the Register.

Volunteer, Defence house, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. K. Haw-hear).

kins, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. C. Hallowes;

EACH SUCCEEDING DAY 18 THE SCHOLAR OF THAT WHICH WENT DE FORE IT-Publius Syrus,

·

Carpa,

to be

Dr. Annie Sydenham has been ap Mr. B. D. Evans has been appoint- Mr. and Mrs. Felix A, Joseph, Mr. Chinese Revenue Officers, Imports pointed a member of the Board for a further term of three servatory during the absence

bfidwives ed to act na Director of the Royal Ob- and Mrs. S. T. Williamson, Mr. and Exports Department, Clerical years,

leave of Mr. C. W. Jeffries, and Mr. Mrs. H. C. Lowick, Mr. and Mrs. Public Works Dept., Chairman on and Mrs. Julius Ring, Mr. and, Staff, Imports and Exports Office, G.S. P. Heywood to act us Assistant A. B. Purves, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. and Members of Hongkong Gen Mr. Alfred Brearley has been ap- Director. pointed a member of the Economie

Birch, Paymaster-Commander and eral Chamber of Commerce, Com Commission in place of Mr. W, H. E. Thomas, resigned,

The exhibition held by the Chung Mrs, II. G. Willlame, Mr. and Mrs.mittee and Members of the Hong. Sing Benevolent Boclety, on the third Tse Ka-po and family, Dr. and kong Club, Officers of the Har- Leor of No. 188 Des Voeux Road Cen- Mrs. J. E. Devey, Dr. and Mrs. W. bour Dept., Chairman and Direc- Dr. W. B. A. Moore has been ap: tral on the 18th. 10th, and 20th, in- B. A. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred tors of Hongkong Brewers and pointed to act ጊዜ Director of Medical and Sanitary Services, and that of platures by the noted artist N. Macfadyen, Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Distillers, Ltd., Hongkong Brow Dr. D. J. Valentine as Deputy Direc&d. Mr. Lee first went to

Mr. T. F. Loe, AM, was well attend- Grimth.

ors and Distillers, Ltd., Old Blun- England

Mears. F. H. Crapnell, A. G. dollian Club.. Directors and Arta, in. Arlinton. Subsequently

Managers J Campbell, L. E. Lammert, Ho

tor,

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In 1887 and entered the School of W. Tickle. Hin Shing-lo. Arth Tobacco

ho

of the British-Auro

Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone).

Light Opera.

Selection--Tom Jones (German). Vocal Gems-Merrio England

(German).

Planoforte Solo-Fortita No. 2 in

C. Minor (Bach).

Harold Ramuel. 4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-7.26 p.m. Scence do Ballet, Op.' 52 (Glauzounov),

Now Symphony Orchestra. 7.26-7.49 p.m. Organ Solos. Variations from fifth Symphony

(Widor).

Introduction and Finale (from

Marcel Dupre.. "Sonata on 94th, Psalm") (Reuske).

Minuet Antique (Walling).

G. D. Cunningham. Three Fours Waltz Suite No. 3 ..

(Coleridge Taylor).

Reginald Goss-Custard, Dawson (Hass-Baritone),

7.49-8 p.m. Four Songs by Peter)

1. Glory of the Sea (Sandersony, 2. The Border Ballad (Cowen). 3. He Hoard the Grant Sex Calling

(Andrews) 4. Devon, O Devon ("Bongs of the Sea") (Stanford),

It is notified that at the expiration went to the United States to receive Wing, B. Breon, Robert Cryan, II. poan Officers. Fire Brigade of three months the name of the further education, and the works ex- Houng Shan Brick Manufacturing hibited represent his forty"

Ltd., years Dedeoglou, A. H. Forbca. M. Gando Price and Company, Limited, will, unicas cause studies during which he received in-Nemazee. P. J. Lobo. F. H. Tyson,lectric Co. Ltd., Cortot, Thibaud and: Casals.

Stokea

·and:

General

8 p.m. Time and Woather. Report. 5.03.8.30 pm. Trio in D Minor, Op. 49 (Mendelssohn) played by

Water Music Sulte (Handel, arr. Sir

8.86-9 p.m. Orckentry?. Hamilton Harty). Itondo aus der Haffner-Sorenade

(Mozart),

is shown to the contrary, be struck structions from artists such as Wm. H. M. ff. Esmail, J. T. Choy. L off the register and the company will M. Chase and John Sargent. Some of Koon-chun, W. N. Thomas Tam, Ruttonjeo and Son, Hongkong and be dissolved.

the exhibits have won first and Denis H. Blake, S. Abraham Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., The offices of the Supreme Court Academy of Design and he is the only HK. Wong, Li Yau-tsun. Yan Sin and Co., Himly, Limited, Sin second prizes in the International and C. Champkin, D. S. Prowalla, Busy Bees Working Party. P. H. will be open daily from 10a.m. to Chinese admitted into that Academy: Man-leung, Cheung Kam-ming and coro Co., Ltd. Sincere Co. (Per

p.m. during the Chinese New Year The collection of pictures exhibited Holidays, when the offices will be nounced that a further exhibition will Tat-hung, Fu Chong-lt, Dr. C. Ph. and Nash, entirely closed.Tho Chinese Now be held to-day and to-morrow at the CE Steinmetz Head of the Manufactory, C. Ingenohl, Kwong 1. Five English Song

Oriental Tobacco Yaar Vacation begins on February 4 same time and place, and it is hoped Opium and Salt Monopoly, Nether- Sang Hong Ltd., National Lacquer and terminates on February 8 (both that art lovers will not miss the land Indian Government). days inclusive),

and Paint Products, Ltd., and opportunity offered.

European Revenue Officers, 'All others.

9.8.35.p.m. From the Studio. Plano ond Vocal Recital by Mr. and

Programme.

Vacation, axcept on public and ganerai ( was really worth seeing. It is un-Lau Hong Ng Chak-wing, Tang fumery Manufacturors), Ltd., Woo | Mrs. A. M. Bowes-Smith..

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