THORNYCROFT
1. THUNKYOKOỶt & Co., LimitED,
AND Ennisr
JONS
Shanghai
119
L
S
Office:
XX
AN
Baninos K
65, Szechen Kuad.
Marras Motors and Motor Boats.
Motor Lighting and Pumping Sets,
Shallow Draft Steam:rx,
Pornycroft Fater-Tube Hoilers.
Thurngeröft Oil Fuel System.
Commercial. High-speed and Pleasure Craft.
LR. ROXBURGH
Manager for China."
THE FUJI PAPER MFG. CO., LTD.,
TOKIO.
(The Largest Paper Mill in the Orient). Promptitude in Execution of Order
PAPER
Quickest Delivery from Large Stock on hard. SOLE AGENTS
THE FUJI TRADING "CO., LTD.
(Inc. in Japan). HONGKONG.
MILLER
*
[933
ENGINES.
In stock 4. 6. 10 & 20 H.P. Marine Motors.
Manufacturers Representatives: "
UNION ENGINEERING
York Building.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 13TH, 1920.
Co.
Chater Road.
126
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IN Manufactures the moet Lulportant, Fiat is Improvement, and in Dirlitica Cleanlinges;
Science always insists on these Masima.
Groundnut or Peanut Oil can be used se i zubekitute for Olive Oil, Butter or Lard, bet t when Slightly Dirty is injurious to healthi
In China, by the Ordinary Methods of Extraction, Dirt and Dost are not guarded against: Our Method alows a great advance. By the use of New Machinery and New Methods Scrupulous Cleanliness is Assured..
Car Machinery during the Process Filters the Oil while our Factory is Free from Dust- Our Dil is Clear, Sweet and Fragrant; and Compares most favourably with other Oils used.
for Culinary purposes: there is no residue,
Prices are moderate so as to induce new business. "
Analysis is always given before Shipment to Foreign Countries.
Foreign Correspondence wanted. Capacity per day 20 tona.
Office:
NAM CHÂU
OIL FACTORY,
No. 227, Queen's Road Central, HONGKONG, Ict 1201 Factory-No 26, Kwei Lin Street, SAMSHUIPO.
The Sole Proprietorship of this concern belongs entirely to a Chinese Citiin.
APSDRY
K
POR MOTOR HOODS
AND THE ERsot Materials used by BRITISHE WAR," OFFICE for, thele WATERPROOF COVERS
ALL MOTOR BODY FITTINGS
RHINOHYD
COMMERCIAL"
AGRICULTURAL
SHEETS
HESTOL,- 1.–driné Strast; les
LONDON, ENGLAND,
**98
LOSS OF THE "CRESSY."
MR. CHURCHILL'S PREVISIO
visllus AT HOTEL
HONGKONG HOTEL
Mes W. T. Abbott Mize Bessie Abbatt
W. 1. Albbott. W; Androws W. Anderso
Mr H. Aoyama MJ. B Armstrong Mr A. G. Baker Miss Eli Baker..
Mr & Mrs J. Barr
An interesting revelation is made in the Arxt volume of Sir Julian Corbott's Official History dealing with the naval operations during the war, with reference to the loser C of thả chren cruises, dönükir, Grevy, and 3 Hugue in September, 1914, with a loss of nearly 1,400 lives. A good deal of mystery has surrounded this triple disaster, but the whole facts are now revealed for the first time. The normal disposition of this particular squadron, under Rear-Admiral H. Christian, which the Admiralty sought to maintain was three cruisers of the "Bacchante class for the Dogger area, and
Mrs E R. Balilion Mr & Mrs C. R.
Benson 3rra E a.
Benson
ir P. G. Mr N, Benta
Mr 0.0. Bu Mr & Mrs 8-Bisney. W. Boelmez
Sir J. F. Baschuel
Mir E. J.
one for the Broad Fourteens; but free& Mrs. Bonne.. quently, owing, to coaling, ékigencies, only | Jette three of them were available. On Septem. Mrs. Bonna del
Mr E. Brady ber 17th. the weather, turned so bad that Mr & Mrs J. M. Brady both flotillas of destroyers' associated with Mr E. Brook the squadron had to be ordered into the base, and Admiral Christian reported to the Admiralty that he was patrolling the Pogger area, hinself with three cruisers that is, the Furyālus, Hugue, and thoukir, the Cressy having gone in to coal, and the Baeckunte for docking and repairs. It now appears time on September 18th. Mr. Churchill, who was First Lord of the Ad- miralty had issued a minute containing the following remarks:
* The fores available for operations' in the turrow seas should be en pable of minor action without the need of bringing down the Grand Fleet. "To this end is should have effective support, either by two or three battle cruisers or battleships of the Second Fleet working from. Sheerness. This is the most efficiently air and destroy-
Capi E. J. Cartor Mr D. Ceystal Mr P. D. Chandler Mrs I. Chopinan Miss A. Chapman Mr L. C
Chas C. Clark Chapman
Mr Charle Cobb
卤
Me
Mrs NR
Coffman
Mr J. Cool thart
rs 3f H. Crispin. Mrs G. M. Costello MrN-Croucher
Mr & Mrs C. L. Guller Mrs E E. Curtis and
child
Me H. Dalek yan
| Mr & Mrs H. M. Mr & Mrs W. F.
Daniel
Diggert Mr Delaye
:
" J. Dowar Mr Gra. R Douglas er patrolled anchorage we possess. They | MrJ. H. Dehring can lie behind the boom, and can always Hon. M. W. Ephais
He C. H. EIN. be at sen when we intend a raid. Battle ond cruisers are much to be preferred.
Capt J. J. v. d. Eyk
The Bucchantes ought not to continue Engineer Capt. & P. on this beat. The risk to such ships is not;
*Fervuson
justified by any services they can renderi dira C. G. Fisher The narrow seas, being, the nearest point Cast W. J, Freer to the enemy; should be kept by a small me JS. K. Gardiner number of god thoden ships. The Bart Mrs H. W. chantes should go to the western entrance
Geroinance, Bud
of the Channel und sex Bethell's battleships daughter
and later Wemyssia Ternisers-free for convoy and other duties.
The first four Arethuana should join the flotillas of the narrow seas."!
Me Fran. Gill
Mr A. E Gold-tein. Mr & Mrs Grierson &
child
Capt JW Harding Me Henry H. Hart Mr & Mrs R. P.
Hayrlock
Mr C. F. Heuris
These four light cruisers were not immes diately available. One had been delivered. hat was then under repair; the construc- tion of the other was being accelerated, and they were due for Eompletion shortly.. Mr H. K. Hochschild What happened to that minute. condemn Miss M von Began ing the cruisers 'remaining in this danger!
Howard Mr 8 area, and why suitable Letien MIM nut Mr C I. Howell taken, is not explained, Sir, Julian Corr beste adds
Huntla, E.
C. Hyder.
Experieher was showing more clearls Miss E. Jack every day not only that more powerful and Mr M. P. Jacob closer support was required by the strase-NE
Mr Rabt Johnstone. gical situation as it was developing, but A
ME. B. also that the Bacchafes were inctically J.
GDEN A. Jordan unfit for the work of cloe co-operation with Mr H Jalian the flotillas, work which indefault of more "pitable ships had to be assigned to them when the war plan was settled. Now, how ever, that the eight. light cruisers of the new Arethus class were coming forward,
#
B. Kernjia GA-Kaufmann Mrs A. Hester Mr J.J Kino MF L. Kirchner it would as possible to relieve the Bar - Kromarons chantes by those which were first' riady
for sen, arul use them with advantage else- | Capt Archer where for duties which they were well able Mr & Mrs to perform."
ta
Ashton
Me HT. Krall Me"
MrsA. ‘E., Larson
Dr M. Q. Lasher-
Mr & Mrs C. Lauritaon
=3fc A. Lacl)ba
Mr B. Lr Lawrense Madam Leiria
Teilch Mr. N. H. Mr A. Leon
Miam H. Lillie
Mr & Mrs C. G. Lohr
and baby
Mr S. Longfeld Mr A.-H. Lontig Dr W. MacKosz Miss D. MacMillan Mr W. Maurer y Dr O Marriott Mr & Mrs HE
Mabeon Mr&Mrs F. L
Martin and 9 children
Mr C. W. Martyr Mr W. Maxwell Miss H. G. McCabe Mr Paul J McCoy Mr Mr F. 0. McParland Capt C. R. Mechan Mrs. Mering Mr van der Melon Mr & Mrs W. P.
Millar
A. Morgan Jr. Mr. H. Mors Ir Grace Morray Mfr F. L. Naylee Me * 30% W, P.
Nosso
Mr F. L. Neumi ler Mr Thos. Nickelson
Hr R. Violasti Mr J Nolte E Mr O. H. Ochs Mr A U. Parrish Mr.W. Peacock Miss N. E
Pepperell
Mr & S. Perry Mr. D. W. Phening
Mr J. J Pierce
Ed. J. Piering
Mr AH Porter. AL: G. Rawlins MLS. Rabb Mr E B Ray. Mr C, F. Robins Mr B. Rodeufaser Mr R. 5 Rogers, Mr J. D. RossoLY MON Mr P. J. Kykon Mr. Wohl Schroeder Mr L. Schryver Mr_WE. Sentor. Mr W. Shaw Capt T Saneland M& Men F Silloway MW Smith Miss E. E Smith Mr.A. S. Sorensen Mr A H Tait
Mr Felix Pitai
31-
Mr F.
P.
Mr C. Vennis Mr C. Vennin Mr Jonn Walmer." Mr Ken Walsh Mr S Whitaker 36 & M»« G. W.
Whitaker Mr & Mrs E. La
Whita y 3ir J. 5. Williamon
MJN.
Winer
Mrs GP Wolfrom
Mr G. xi
Mrs M. A. Wright
Mrs. W. Yo.
FEAR
HOTEL
Mr & Mrs J. K. Jolly
E.
MR. W. Lee Jones
Sir Ellis Kalooris
Early in the morning of September MREO. Bird 22nd, after Admiral Christian had been Mr Mrs D. K. Blair compelled take his flagship, the Mr. Blacking Euryalue, in to coal (her wirelew having Mr & Mr. Oliver 1 also been disabled in the gale) and when
Broskspear
****
Mr Kaspersen
Konkolesaky UPLA Lig Mr B Afr B. L. Lence Aapt & Lentoo Mr R. L Mr J. U.
the squadron was under the command of Mr G. G Bridger. Captain John E. Drummond.of the Me J. G. Bridger Shoukir, the disaster pccttrred. Owing to Capt & Mis Carson the bid withur, the thre cruisers were Major & Mr. J. La Colla de Nicholson maintaining the watch without a flotilla' screen-that is, without destroyers attached Mr G. F. Cavil
Cartar
to them. As soon as the weather began Mr H. Cheatham
Mr SNT Clark
to abate, Commodore Tyrwhitt started off Mr & Mrs J. W. himself from Harwich for the Broad Four- Church teens with the Lowestoft and eight des Me Mrs E Cookborn
Mr C. H. Cole
trovers:→→
He was well on his way when, early Mrs Cormack
on the 991, the wireless-room at the Ad- Mr LA Cossart miralty began to make out the "words, Med
Aboukir, Hogue, sinking," éonstantly Mr B Crowley repeated; and then the position, "52.18 N. 1; 6) UH_Cally 3.4 E., that is, about thirty miles west Mr D. P. Cathill by mouth frum Yaniden. Eight more des Mr L-J. Davies troyers were immediately ordered to join Eng the Commodore, and Admira]. Christian
W
made for the scene of danger with the Me N. R. Dick,
Imethyst at full speed. But before any Mr & Mrs John of them could arrive all was over, and
Duncan
one more tragedy was added to the tale of [Mx÷A. W.-Eastman. - those useless sacrifices which never cease to Mr G E Ellams "darkon naval memory."
Mr. G. Eveleigh... The squadron under Captain Drummond, Mr A. V. Farmer
Mr J. Farmer it is added, was proceeding abreast two
Lt Col M. Greer miles apart and ut burely 10 knots, a special look out for submarines being main. Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale tained, and at least one gun on each side Air BC Bale kept laarded and its crew closed up..
Mr D. Hall
NEW KOREAN RAILWAY.
•
་
C...G. Mr H C. Macnamara Mr P J..
.Maitland Mrs J. W Mayhew Mrs McAinsh Capt Monteith Capt H. 8. Mills
Mr & Mrs G Mr H. H. Nort
Morgan
K. Powers Robinson
MA
Mr C. E. Sandstrom
Mr B. W. Roger
Maj. & Mrsband is
Mr O. F. Sar-ge
Mr de Men G. I
Meanan Schulte
Mr P. Bhaw
Mr H, Shrubsole
Mr
Mrs L Grant with
INTIMATIONS
THEATRE
ROYAL.
WING to the an. Kanvas “ being delayed
at Singapore.
THE QUAINTS
cannot arrive in Hongkong until, Koor.o THURSDAY, JULY 157 and their Performance will be given on that night instead of TUESDAY as previously announced. H.F. The Guvernor Lady Savers will honour -THE QUAINTS by their distinguished patronage and presence,
·Seats already booked for Tuesday will be
JUST ARRIVED
A CONSIGNMENT OF
MESSRS. SHANKS & CO, LTD.
SHIPS CLOSET BALTIC
PACIFIC
MEDITERRANEAN
ABOVE AND BELOW WATER LINE.
transferred for Thurainy or the money returned C, E, WARREN & Co., Ltd.,
by Messrs. MOUTRIZ'q us any be required.
Anoint Invitations With Soothing Cuticura
1190
First bathe with Cuticura Soap and Isotwater. These super-creamy emclients not only soothe, but in most cases heal annoying rashes, irri tations, eczemas, etc. Nothing so in- mures a clear skin and good hair as making Cuticura Soap and Ointment your every day toilet preparations Soap 14., Gintbent 1a. 3d, and 2.64. Sold throughout the Empire. For sample each free address: F. Newbery & Sons; Lody 27, Charterhoose S. London. Also for mail ordines with price
Catiours Soap shares without mig.
A Good
Medicine
24712
according to one of the wise old thinkers of the past, possesses two important qualities. It restoreth... us our health when we lose it" and
it "preserveth our health while we have it. Probably no popular medicine possesses these two qualities in greater. measure thaŋ......./ Beecham's Pills. Beecham's Pills restore and also preserve the health. They are excellent to take when the system is run-down and in need of a gentle restorative." Beecham's Pills act upon and through the organs of digestion— the regular and harmonious work- ing of which is of the first impor tance. They speedily correct irregularities and restore healthy. conditions." It has been abundantly proved that the occasiortal use of "this"wellknown medicine will go fär to maintain the general health in a state of efficiency. Enjoy good health therefore," by taking that good medicine.........···
Beecham's
Pills
BEECHAM'S PILLS are specially
suitable for Females of all ages.
·
Ta bogos, InterBad,” Pàdu 1/1km 2
Me. A Findlay Smith Mr E Spicer
as Stubbioge MOL.A. Sex Mr Jr. Swindells Mr & Mrs W. Sylvater Mr & Mrs. J Byrote Maj. Gen. F Ventries Hey, G. T. Walegrave Mr H. H. Wobater MrPM. W. Wellor Mr H P. Willina A Mr&Mrs F.J. Hobsen Mr A Wilkinson
Mr Marslındı Wood
Hon Mr E R Hallifax, C.B.E Major Harding MF C. J. B. Hulletrony Mr & Mrs Hen
worth
Mrs. T. Ma nix Mr A Marka Mr&Mra T.Matthews Mr B Nichols
The West Korean Industrial Railway Mr. Bullings- Mr & Mrs Winfeld: Company have in hand a scheme to con- Mr&Mr CERB Young noct by rail Haiju, capitalaf Whanghai Holmes Province, on the west coast of Koren,
PALACE HOTEL with Sariwun on the Seoul. New Wiju line, Mr.C. W. Alexander For construction, the company invited Mr Beacham tenders from contractors and agreements Mr W. Brotelia were reached with the Shiki Gumi and Capt Brown the Miyaji Gumi concerning the construc MM. Costella tion of the first and seened sections between Mr. B. Crow Earwon and Chailyong. The Semt paper Mr. D
Farrell reports that the work on the first section Mr H Harent
Jack bien started.
Mr B Mr W E. Kirby Mr V C. Lebrun
between Bariwon and Sinchon kas just mohoojin
Mr & Mr. B. P. Leigh
Mr A. Marka
It is reported that 15 lives have been Me J. T Magnir lost through the sinking of the Italian steamer duiria which track a mine acar Cape Argentario,
Mr B. E. McKinlay
Mr & Mr J RE
Oxberry
Mr J. U. Park. Mr J. Robertson Mr G. A. Searle Mr J Braith
B
Mr A. E. Barkey Lt & Mrs
Steeves and child Mr & Mr. White Mr J.C. Whity
(Dantinusă at foot of next column.).
KING TOWARD HOTEL
Mrs K. Almond Mr W. F. Barnes Mr & Mrs J. E. Baum Mr F. F. Becke Mr B. H. Beavin Mr & Mra W. Badge Mr H. Es wo
Mr & Mrs D Clark M.J.C
Clack
Mr Clici Shing Master Che Shing Mr E G. Coomes Mia TP CalhaneTM Mr G P Corry Mr I.Drefuss Mr. B. Evans Mr C-Edgar Mr W. A. Eustace Mr. Eymen Mr B Filgate Mr J. Farrell Blin Farrell Mr.H. Fieldca
Furgeson Mr & Mrs Gregory! Mr&
Mrz Greggs Mr H. Harrison Mr H. E Heacock 20 Mrs.3 Jobustori
Mr W. B. Xoc
Mr & Mrs Kelman
Mr. Kilbee andi obiki
Mr. W. A night
Mr & Mrs Loubare
A
Mr Maauk Mis Manuk Mr D H Martin Mr Mattingley Mr R. May Mr JA
(J, H. N Mody Mr & Mrs Morrison. Mr & Mrs McIntyre Mr & Mrs McMurray Mrs J. F. Nicoll Mr.-O.Oldell
Mrs WC Pasumire Mr & Mrs Pardes Mr&Mr Pearman Mr A. Follock Mr J.-W-Pritchard Mr & Mr CE
Richardson Mr&Mrs A. Bobertson Mr H. E. Scriven. Mr F. Benders Mr. Shawn Dr. A-B. Hours Dr.LO. Splinam Mr D; Steel
Mrs Stewart anyi-family Mr F. Taylor
Miss E G. Travers
Mr & Mrs W- Under
wood
Mr. T Wattingh MrG♬EWettom
Mr & Mrs Lovegrove : Mr'§. Zomat
3) 1. 82, Dee Vosur Road Central Establisbod 1900.
ASAHI
[391
BEER
SENER BEEK
PRIZES
ASAR BEEL
ASAHI AGER-BEER
SPECIALLY BREWED TOE EXPORT
WERY
COMPANYS
SOLE AGENTS
MITSU BUSSAN KAISHA
VETARZO
SEDNO PILLS-FOR THE
DRALE CLERC 8 FEVERA KEDNEKYN
GRIMAULT'S
SYRUP
OF
HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LI
FOR
STUBBORN COUGHа!
BRONCHITIS.
E-WEAK LUNG9:
CATARRH:
CONSUMPTION