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FRIDAY, NOVÍ

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

(Continuse from Page I.)

DUA MODIST PRINCE.

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SENSIBLE SPEECH TO CANADIANS.

OTTAWA, Nov. 8... The Prince of Wales in a speech at the Canadian Club said he had been given a marvellous and most enthusiastic welcome everywhere in Canada and had received the kindest hospitality, also hundreds of kind gifts and letters, including not a few from ladies, some whereof were so charming that he would have liked to have been able to meet the writers. He thanked the Canadian government for the admirable arrangements made for his tour, and concluded by saying he was not conceited enough to regard all that great kindness and hospitality as shown to him as per sonality. He knew they came from the whole nation regardless of race or party and were given to him as the King's son and heir. He valued them especially because they expressed the same common sentiment which made Britishers stand together in war and would keep them solid and united for everl

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THE FIGHTING LETTS.

BERMONDT ENVELOPED..

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 9. The Lettish press bureau says the Letis on the fourth day of their new offensive are gradually developing General Bermondt and bombarding his lines of retreat with the assistance of the Allied fleet. German counter attacks were beaten off. Fighting continues most obstinately. Russian detachments with their officers are deserting to the Letts from Bermondt. The Letts are simultaneously successfully operating against the Bolsheviks to help General Yudenitch.

FRENCH PRESIDENT STARTS FOR LONDON.

President Poincare has left for London.

PARIS, November 9.

HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.

A NEW BILL.

LONDON, November 10 The Times says the Cabinet committee has agreed to definite Home Rule proposals. which will be considered by the Cabinet in the course of the week. It is expected a cew Irish Bill wil be introduced in Parliament before Christmas.

MURDER ON AFGHAN FRONTIER.

LONDON, November 10.

The Times correspondent at Teheran learns that political officers, including Mr. Scott, were killed by Kurds on November 3 in the Zab valley. They were returning from an inspection of the gendarmerie posts

Their assailants drove off the gendarmes. on the armistice frontier line.

HUNGARY.

PEACEFUL PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT NOW LIKELY.

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TO-DAY'S CABLES.

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BOLSHEVISH IN U. 9. A.

MANY ARRESTS-ALIENS TO BE DEPORTED.

WASHINGTON,. Nov. 9. The US. Government has decided to deport all aliens engaged in "Red" activities. The agents of the department of justice carried out a rald against agitators all over the country on Friday and arrested many. They seized much propaganda. 200 were arrested at the headquarters of the Russian Soviet in New York. A monster demonstration arranged by the "Reds" of New York yesterday was cancelled in fear of police interven tion. It is stated that a nation-wide plot against the government has been Most of those arrested belong to the union of aipped in the bid. Russian workers, which has a membership of 7,000 in the United States and Canada.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.

Over Raids on agitators continued on Saturday and Sunday.. thousand were arrested, including the Irish agitator Larkin, who is accused of criminal anarchy: Five tons of incendiary literature were seized. Many of those arrested carried flags with inscriptions referring to the anniversary of the Soviet revolution,

1 THE COLL OUTPUT AND PRICE.

LONDON, November 8.

Sir A., Geddes at Newport hoped to be able to take off 6s. from coal shortly. Everything depended on increased output. It was impossible to remove export control until the output had reached 250,000,000 tons yearly. The output last quarter was at the rate of 200,000.

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WASHINGTON, November 8, The U.S. Senate by 45 vetes to 40 adopted the first clause of the peace treaty with reservations drawn up by the Foreign Relations Committee, namely, a preamble requiring the three great Powers to accept the reser Marble and Iron Baths, Water Closets,

vations.

`IT ALIAN SAILORS QUIT WORK TO GO KLECTIONEERING.

GENOA, November 8.

In consequence of the decision of the Sea-workers' Federation to remain ashore in order to vote at the Italian Elections on Nov. 16 many liners are held up. The crews are attending election meetings.

DAREDEVIL D'ANNUNZIO.

TWO STORIES.

BELGRADE, Nov. 9.

The Serbian official Press agency states there has been a skirmish between the Italian government troops and the troops of D'Annunzio, in- which the government troops suffered considerable losses.

Another message says D'Annunzio's troops are greatly dissatisfied owing to food shortage.

PRUSSIAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

BERLIN, November 9. The Prussian national assembly has rejected the first socialisation bill which related to the important Charlottenburg waterworks.

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LONDON, November 8. Sir George Clerk's efforts as peacemaker in Hungary are proving most successful." The Tinies correspondant at Budapest describes how he brought Admiral Horthy, commander of the Hungarian national army, into confer ence with representatives of various parties, as a result whereof, the con- ference issued a manifesto declaring that if the national army enters Budapest this will not involve a military dictatorship but the army will submit to the orders of the Government to be formed with the co-operation of the Entente, maintaining civic equality, and stamping out Bolshevism.

The unrest in Europe in connection with the anniversary of the Rushazardous Godowns of the Hongkong The correspondent points out that this masterstroke of Clerk is bound to sian revolution found meagre expression in Paris. Hitherto there has only antail the resignation of Premier Friedrich and open the way to a coalition been a minor strike of 400 locomotive men who voted in favour of a general cabinet, while the names of two signatories indicate that the Jews have accented Horthy's word that there will be no white terror and the socialists strike which, however, was opposed by all the labour leaders.

are prepared to co-operate in forming a representative provisional govern. ment. It is expected that the entry of Horthy's national army to Budapest next week will be the occasion of great national celebrations. The Rumanians begin evacuation on November 10.

"AVIATION. TO END WAR.

IDEAS OF MAJ. GEN. SYKES.

LONDON, Nov. 8.

The Birmingham Chamber of Commerce to-day presented South Africa with an aeroplane. The acting South African High Commissioner, return ing thanks, after remarking that the gift embodied the spirit of goodwill entertained by the people of England to the people of South Africa, referred to present steps to map out a trans-continental route from England to Capetown. He declared that an All Red route in Africa was now for the first time possible, for the British Empire now included the whole of Eastern Africa and this made the trans-continental air route most important to the empire as a whole.

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PARIS, November, 8.

SIR THOM 15 WHITTAKER DEAD.

LONDON, November 9. The Rt. Hon. Sir T. P. Whittaker is dead, aged 69. He was M.P. for the Spen Valley Division, Yorks, and a well known moral reformer.-

EXPLOSION AT NAMUR,

LONDON, November 9.

A telegram from Namur reports a big inexplicable explosion of an ammunition dump. It is believed that ten British sentries were killed. Explosions are recurring.

The sentries have since reported themselves safe.

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UNION CHURCH.

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Major-general Sir Frederick Sykes said General Smuts had not DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATION. exaggerated when 2/3 years ago he predicted that the aeroplane would prove one of the most potent instruments of peace and open up new

Prefacing car re-prete on the Dia. vistas of progress for the human race. I believe, proceeded Sir F. Sykes, mond Jubilee Celebrygions of Union we are standing on the threshold of a new era and its spirit cannot be ha brief outline of the history

When a man was coming out of better symbolized than by the advance of aviation. Aviation is the of the Church will no doubt, be of the dock at the Police Court this anthithesis of chauvinism. Much mutual antagonism between different interest.

morning, the constable who opened Union Church is the outcome of the door "smacked" him on his peoples is due to the lack of easy communication and consequent mis- understanding. Cables and wireless had partially broken down the walls church building whic: begun in 1844, face.

This was noticed by the between the nations. Aviation will do more, for it will afford swift an appeal to fund to built a magistrate who Ordered opportunities for intercourse by living personalities. When the civilized Union Chapel at the corner of man to re-enter the dock. world is intersected by a system of air routes, the nation will learn it is as Wellington Strees and Hollywood His Worship:-(to Constable)"what absurd to declare war on one another as for Birmingham to declare war oud t a cost of some $5,000.right have you to smack him "

One-third of this sum, was contri. Constable (laughingly) He "shu LONDON, Nov. 9.

buted by and though the London shu shu" just like whistling.

His Worship-Still, you have no Mission and its agents, partly in by publ Subscription among Euro, to keep quiet.

The subscription-list con Ptsln. tained nuny names which still sur-

on Crewe.

& Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the wharves deli- very may be obtained.

Goods not cleared by the 19th No- vember at 4 p.m. will be subject to rent. All broken, chafed and damaged packages are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examine on the 19th November, at 10 3. by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas.

Claims against the steamer must be presented in writing within ten days after arrival of steamer, otherwise they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by the undersigned in any case whatever.

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"SADO MARU,” baving arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed aud placed at their risk in the HONGKONG AND KOWLOON WHARF AND GODOWY Co.'s

Lt. Col. Amery in a speech commended the idea of the great cities of Britain taking an interest in the affairs of the Dominions and urged that Endand, the rest being ruined locally right to "amack" his face. Teli hi Godowns as Kowloon, where each consign the development of aviation was vital to the defence of the empire.

THE PARIS FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.

POULET AT BUSHIRE,

LONDON, November 8.

PARIS, November 10.

vive in the Colony, viz: Jardine, met in the theatre of the City Hall. Matheson, & Co.. Major-General For 25 years, the church was rainis D'Aguilar, D. Lepik, G. Duddelltered by Dr. James Legge, of the

ment will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

instructiota are given to the contrary Options! Goods will be carried on unless

before Noo3, TO-DAY.

Gonds not cleared by November 27,

Aviator Poulet, continuing his fight from Paris to Australia, left and others. Under the auspices, of London Mission. Dr. Chalmers and 1919, will be subject to rest.

Bagdad yesterday, flew over the desert and arrived at Bushire.

LORD MAYOR'S SHOW."

LONDON, November 8.

The Lord Mayor's show was held to-day in gloomy weather but with customary brilliance. A feature was the League of Nations pageant, in which the dominions, Allied and associated Powers were separately represented.

the Lordon Mission, united effort Dr. Eitel, who ministered during Luns unde to establish a church to briefer periode and whose connection

Damaged packager must be left in the Godownu for examination hy the Consigues'e Poulet left the Persian Gulf on Nay, 7 and is proceeding to Dwaka, teach those doctrines with us with the church perpetuated ite

hold by Protestant Churches in com long and harmonious Association ad the Oo.'s representatives at an spreizt 600 kilometres from Karachi. .

mon without distinction of denomina with the Mission. By 1897, during ad hour on TUESDAY And FRIDAY, tion.''

must be prosented within the ministry of the Rev. G. Will claims The original building appears to liams, the church found itself strong

100 dayo of the steamar's azzival have met requirements for 21 years. enough to become entirely indepes here, after which date they canust be when a new church was erected dent.

Since the present building recognized. No claims will be admitted Staunton Street. From an interest we erected the church has mise after the goods have left the Godowne. ing history of the church based on nearly $12.000 for various objects,

NIPPON YUSEN KÄISHA. compilation by the late Mr. J. Dyar ineluding war eharities. Ball it appears that the new church

The first of the spacing com. cont in all $37,868. More than half memoration services will be hold on this total was met by the sale of the Sunday morning next at which their original site and building. After the Excellencies the Governor and the expiry of a further 24 years, the General Officer Commanding bave situation became inconvenient for a signified their intention to be pre- European congregation. and the site was held at a eurn which more than sufiued to erect the present church and manse in Kennedy Road, The new premises were entered upon at

HIS UNGRATEF 16 CONSTITUENCY.

ASQUITH WILL HAVE NO MORE OF IT.

LONDON, November 8."

Mr. Asquith has declined to re-contest East Fife.

SILVER EXPORT STOPPED.

LONDON, November 8.

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