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BARLIER TELEGRAMS.

¡Bouter's Service to the China Mall)

(Continued poona Page 8).

THE DAVIS CUP

LongBox, July 4th.

The following have been solverest for the grolimunary Found of the Davis Cup Dompetition on July 25th

Bouth Africa:

A

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Beuter's Service to the China Mail.}

PUGILISM.

TOLEDO (Ohio). July ith, Jack Demps defeated-Jess Wilhard in the third round of the contest for the heavyweight championship of world.

Greas linen: Mr. H. Raper Barrett, The large member of Foxing enthusinsEs -Col AE. EL Kingote, Major Baroughout the worst the aspreted with Artbar H. Low, and Sr. T. M. Mavrodenson, was afterwards formal,

rordates

that act Johnson, the famous negro, baxur, 3losses, Dodd, Ray was persuaded sell the heavyweight mond, Norton and Aisken.

champion-hip of the wothi Jess Willard. [The Dave Lep was presentest by the late of Bavana, Cuba, on

Dwight P

P Davis

a awmber of the not be displens to hour thas Willard has April 6th, 1925, will ant 19, for inter- lost his site in the event match he fought Amoricnt Louis, Jotton!

te/iue,Iimon, so is the year by Ampion, the door of the now in cutie te wen Felped to wis is that it paul him to low, and those who saw

vertog sinar there thy Cup the cinematograph

We have been

pictures could not bat convinced of his in dve tret wa and By

By the Unitel Willnd has since then been making Stach tres. Australusia, the Mullark.

nailon thliars in music-balls and cireuses, woa mato, far in 19kt since when there has but he has led a

a a paul portion of that wary bocar no compositíor gaung bis the war. Her in dodging challengers for the title." Afkor ghat ong hip are unsider whe

championships, he rery good. Be the alcune orar, uitmittily a seed-rate payilisi, beat Frank pion, whe

kes theag hefers hit in in New York in fy. The sight at Toledo parbura

ilding in lepe is

Day gris also ar fi fo

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to Willard, win or lose, and $97,000 for a purse of bo hili.

pay is the

come winpeak, in 190 Pt was weer Fayaz admitted, after his big fight, i

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the Wimbled to Deagery, win or love. DemD

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B. and his new 24 years old) and Asanales iesp ute

Repang hinsel in rensane train- greatest renna players when Anthony Wild I inches and his weight as 151. Willard

His fetal Beight ing, was kill the wa

The Butsin trans either is a yes of age, and when, Bone give a

of being the mp

Major dhe as Johnson beak the selv at 210 3 H. Engy, like Disi tare &. 6. Love has is then he has larves putting on

strong enough to wee

to

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a sotleging and mo

come the Ping for his mated with Byspy weighing 200 Bere To cas Dempsey who has defined Carbone smith. be classed anwag die Rishing experients in Fred Fu tom. Arthur Polkey. Pirky Flynn Tha Baglant Macron raya, toho as nut sh Bolt Chiminutiv

Pavers in the gashi and Teen Keket in the last two - WES sagorta apont, obeys able to

expected to win in the region of the weath the

ediolates our play. That he was able to win in the Roper Burrell is freed of pistol to show that Els method players, with the kiën judgment of a ser and sket hacks proved tow much for the of eighting, Halfearm Joits, upper-cut,, Bad failing degree of poiseletes. British nun ja withom di C. Parke, why Man that, is

The teruditioned, champion, Hempary boostedį

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third

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rilliantly in ifiku, and who was track but a few inches, Now that Dempsey ist injure daging on war. Isetel, is champion, Mire Misk of that. Preke will play tear tour. The cont, Beckest, of Enghad: and Georges Carpen patition has bat means interest by the tier, of Franes, will add be considered likely America; Joe nability of Japan and Ameris

** heavyweight champions. Since the cham- year. The Smonela rah raise team french pliers M. Max F. Sullivan

Perugis, hugh it has been held by the

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M. Gern 55, M. Gut, and 3. Lagen. John E. Sullivan, 1520 to 1802;

B. Deens and Mrs are sonettows the Carlett, 192 by 1: Robert Fitzsimmons, yg great pair who attack is much songs 1807 to 19, James J. Jeffries, ISUD to 1906) de thas i dels are Belgíum will prole Tommy Burns, 1909 to 1008; Jack Johnson. noty ros

Chavalier Paul de Bornuan, 1908 6 1915: Is Willami. 101 to 1919.1 kose plate Cascianting la watru, 11. W, H. Duvivier.

play is always! 4. G. Toson and 30. b. Trasenter.}

PARIS WANTS SPENDERS.

PARIS, July 3rd.

A Havas sage boys:— The French Press - waking up to the important influence the absence of Ameri tourids pa ime on the prosperity Fran The tombaje are tw urging the Frecch

it to make speedy steps king the Washington Goderngent to

considers teto on tourist travel.

ndessen in Paris unite in protesting pubinst the obilation of tourist praigh HAVAS ITEMS.

2

"

"Parts, July 3rd.

A Haver CSA SAND Sopan bron included in Ke Council Five, the members being 3. Pichon, . A. J. Baltons, Mr. Robert Lausing Gigser Titton; and Baron Making.

i

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Independe

Pants July th.

elebrations

NO MORE DIPLOMATS.

PARIS, July 4th.

A Haras message says:—

of the langue of Nations, said that the Tardien, coramenting on the duties Inter-Allied Peace Councils must replace the furner War Douncils for the first time, the war having brought about direct contact tween the technical experts of the different, Allied countries. Therefore, the old system of diplomacy must go.

AIR BUS TO NEW YORK.

Lostos, July 4th,

The position of the R2 at 3 a.m. to-day (4.7 a.m. Greenwich) was 51.20 North and 15.10 West.

ST. Joax's. July 4th.

The Rt reached Notre Dame Bay at a. today and is expected to arrive at St. John's at noon.

Sr. Jons's, July 4th TR was lost in a dense fog north

gan in Paris das, when the City

thorities neised luccal vershing of Trinity Bay at 1:0 am. Greenwich md Admiral.Kaapp Marshal Foch was mean time tensent.

Genaral Pershing was the guest of the Beach Goppatent as, a banquet, pre

ded over by D F Minister Tarine

General Pershing said" The Caoul, of Uganer and then of Americ Hers weddied fur all time. We may now guest god in banf bedthrough the years

f peace which est common sacrifices have

FOR.'

Pants, July 4th.

A Havas mondiau majster

M. Cleneras states that the French antorship will end with the ratification of the Face Treaty by the laited States, ¿Britain and Germans.

,'sus, ğuly vil.

A Havasaralage big wie ** The Low Triple Pier insures France; against attack America and Great Britain all immediately intervene if Ermany violates the Rhine stipalations.

Ag cantial pangraph of the preamble j to the Agreement, which was signed at farsailles co June 25th, puns:Whereas The Unit States and France. fene that The stipin gets relating to the left bank the Besar may not provide adequate puritan 4 profiction to France.

Pakis July 4th. A Has BLU NIN❤«* Concerng the defensive Alliance b eca the United State, Britain, and! Franc les rench Pres declares that Populatilbeni in America and Bri- Jain aspire the energetic execution of the tortus in case of need.

PREMIER'S TREATÝ TALK.

Lesbos, July 4th.

The remppuper warmly approve of

Er. Linga deurge's masterly justification

th

of

The

Treaty,

especially is purtare

what would been late of the Allies under the have hoel victorious Germany. Premier A catalogue of suppositions det led to a dramatic interruption zin a Labour member, Mr. J. Sexton, ojected "They would have to kill all pra

The Prince of Wales heard the speech om the Royal seat over clock The Premier spoke with all bis old fire, looled pal and tired, and suffered Jole & Lugh.

FRANCE AND "VATICAN.

PARIS, July 3rd. Havas mesango says:— During a debate in the Chamber of oputies, M. Viriani said that, person- y, hand go objection to the reapp on of diplomatic relations between

and the Vatican,

PRINCE OF WALES AND ANZACE.

LONDON, July 4th. The Prince of Wales, addressing Au#- alian soldiers in London, said he hoped them in Australia very soon,

SHIPPING PERSONALIA.

Mr. E. Kirby, chif silicor, ** Kwei Bin, is on leuve.

Mr. J. Massou, from leave, has esperagarry chief officer. Hoonshing."

Mr. E. W. Tindall, second officer; "Kopfteing," is on reserve.

Mr. C. J. Faster is been upquint- vil seental officer," Feaching."

Mr. P. Agnew, chief engineer, **Tatung," A on leave,

Mr. B. Maelntyre, chief engineer, **Function, is on reserve.

Mr. J. Anderson, chief engineer. Tean, hus you chief engine07, Fengtea.

M. J. Maher, second engineer, "Sunding," has gone chief engineer,

Tean.

Mr. J. W. Wylie, chief engineer, "Ningpo," is on fervo.

Mr. C. Pederson, acting second engineer, "Hainfung, bus gore third engineer, ̈* Kwangtah.

Mr. J. Compion, sccund engineer, "Irene," has gone avoing chief er- gineer, same kilp,

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Mr. J. Moore, thin engineer, Irene," has gone thing record engineer, same ship.

Mr. H. Hjelt res been appointed thavi engineer," Irene.**

Mr. W. E. Earle, chief officer, Shungshong-has-Tazine."

Mr. E. Askalin has been appointed dhief officer, "Shundong."-Ship- ping and Engineering.

CRAMP COLIC.

Onced of auflerin front rate in the same h or intestinal pains. Chamber ain's Clio and Dierchoa Bo- medy Dever fails to relove the most Revora exsex. Oct.it a day there will be ho time be wind for it after the attack comes on. For la By All Chəm ists at Stőre erzett.

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July 9, 10, 11 & 12. ANTONIO MORENO

IN

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TEL No.

1743.

"ALADDIN FROM

BROADWAY"

4.

All the world's the stage for this fine Alm, the scene of which ranges, if not from China to Peru, at least from New York to Mecca and Damascus. It is a picture that is well up to Coronet standard. Usual Prices.

Booking at ROBINSON'S.

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July 9, 10, 11.

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Showing-- A fine picture with a beautiful star FANNIE WARD

IN

"HER STRANGE

(5 parts).

WEDDING"

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SATURDAY 12th. Continuation 3rd & 4th Episodes of

"THE

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FROM EUROPE.

The 8.8. ATREUS, due here July 13 and leaves for Shanghai and Japan July 14.

The ss. EURYFILUS, dus bere July 15 and leaves for Shanghai, Taku and Daley July 16.

The as. NAGOTA, left London June 5. due bere July 21 and leaves for Japan porta July 29.

The 5 MALTA, left London June 12, due here August 6 and leaves for Japan porte August 6.

The a.s. EECTOR, dus here Jaly 95 Shanghai and Bankow July 26.

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and

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102

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FROM SHANGĦII,

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The sa. AGAMEMNON, leaves Yoko-

ARRIVALS,

Joly 9:

HANGCHOW, Brit, 903 tons, From Wuhu, Capt. W. Tonkin. B. & B., C39.... KWONGSANG, Brit., 1,498 tons, frem Canton, Capt. Foodget, J.M. & Co., 03a. HAIHONG, Brit 1,270 tons, from Swatow, Capt. J.W. Evans, D. L. & Co., Whart.

HOMESTEAD, Amer, 8,801 tons, from

Wharf Capt. Gifford, Dodwell & Co.,

HINSANG, Brit, 1,885 toes, from Sandakan, Capt. Malkin, J. & Co. Kowloon Wharf.

SHIBEN KARU, Jap.. 1,892 tons, from Keelsag, Capt. 0. Kamoto, 0.9.K., Wanchal.

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OLEARANCES.

July 9.

KWANGLEE, Chi., 5 am, for Shang bni, C.M. S.N. Co.

PROMINENT, Brit., 4a.m., for Canton,

B.S.

FOOLER, Chi., 7a m., for Navchwang via Chefoo and Dairen, Yo Tai Hong- pore, Kung Yoën,

HANROTO, Brit, 8 a.m., for Singa

Tuon Seng Fat.

TAT NSE, French, 6am., for Saigon,

C.

BRISBANE, Brit, 3.30 am., for Cantou,

Clarke.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The N.Y.K... Mishtina Mary (European Line) left Eobe for this port via Moji azd Shanghai ca the 7th July and is expected here on the 1815 July.

Latest Advices.

The P. M. 8. 8. Co's as. Ecuador left Shanghai on Monday, June 30, for Manila, and is expected to arrive at The P. M. S. S. Co.'s s.. Hongkong on July 10.

The

The

West Sequanc is duo bere on July 19 and will probably leave on the July 17.

sa Korea Maru arrived at

July ō and sails July 8 as per schedule, for Bonolulu and San Francisco,

T.K.K. Ms. Siteria Mure arrived at Yokohama July 6 and mails July 9, The N.7.5. ss. Inaba Maru (European being due at this Port July 22. Line) left Bingapore for this port on the 6th Jaly, and is expected here on the 10th July.

The U.P.O.S. Cor RM.S. Empren of Japan rived at Yokohama, left there July 4, and is due at Vancouver on July 18.

The N.T.K. 5. Iyo" Mars (European Line) left London for this port via Suez Canal on the 27th June, and is expected here on the 6th August. The TEK. es. Tengo Mars arrived at Yokohama June 28, and will sail July 1, as per schedule, being duo at this Port July

14.

The NY.E. 8. 4k Muru (Australian Line) left Sydney for this port vis asdal ports on the 28th Jone, and is expected here on the 18th July,

The Admiral Line's a... West Munham is dae to arrive here from Bhanghai via Manila 00 or

about Jaly

The OP.O.B. Co's RMS. Monteagle from Vladivostock arrived at Vancouver on June to.

The C.P.OS.

The

Co's R.MS. Methren from Hongkong on May 22, arrived at Vancouver on June 19.

N.F.K. ss. Kaijuku Aaru (Bombay Line) left Bombay for this port vis Singapore on the 9th June, and is expected here on the 18th July. The T.K.K. &.s. Pariz Maru arrived at Yokohama Juno 26 and sails Jone 17, as per schedule for Honolulu The N. Y. K. a. Shingo ifaru (Calcutta

and San Francisco.

40

Line) left Calcutta. for this port vin Singapore on the 23rd June, and is The NYK. a. Kamo Maru (European expected here on the 14th July, Line) left London for this port vin Buez Capal on the 14th June, and is expected here on the 20th July.

'The

C.P.Q.B. Co's RMA Empress of Asia arrived at Yokohams on June 21, and is duo at Vancouver on June 30. The T.K.K. a. Shinyo Maru arrived at Yokohama June 1 and will sail June for Honolulu and Fan Francisco

ss per schedule.

Printed and Published for TH CONCERNED by BORON WILLIAN CANE BURNETT, Editor, No, 5, Wyndham Street, Hongkong,