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EARLIER

TELEGRAMS.

[Router's Souled to the Uhina Mah.)

PEACE TREATY IN AMERICA.

Wasisotos, February 14th Senator Lodge has formally proposed to the Sonate tonsider the fourteen Re publican reservations to the Peace Treaty, ou only two of which differetics of 10 und opinion remain. They are Articles the Monros Doctrin. But it is under stood that private negotiations are can- tinning in the hope of an agreement being reached when the Treaty is discussed hat week.

LONDON, February 14th. A telegram from Washington states this the Senate is on the point of ratify- ing the Peace Treaty on the basis of w compromise as regards the reservations, sad the fature policy of the United State is taking shape.

To understood that the United States will be opposed to the Allies in trying the German war criminal and will not par. ticipate in it.

Representatives for the League of Nasions will quickly be chearn, bat the I'nited States will oppose the sending of ty to the plebiscite areas. Finally, the United States' mandates are at pre- pect nos held in favour

PRESIDENT WILSON OBJECTS.

randua in

PARIS. Februney Mth. The United States Ambaside has handed the Foreign Minister a memo!

which

Government. scis the European Allies request toi Jug Stars that the luster accept the pro- posal aubantted as regards the Adriatic, failing which the Pact of London will be enforced.

President Wilsen objects to the Allies“ prinosals as they differ to match from those

which he Mr. Lloyd Cee and Clean drew up last year. He, declares that the United States cannot continus to interest it in the Allies" Preopens affairs if the Fnited States is

o constrik

EX-ASSEMBLY MAN CONVICTED.

WEATHER REPORT.

February 18. 12. -No returns from Vladivostock, Shanghai, Indo-Chin or Japan. Pressure has increased slightly at Chinese stations and is nearly stationary over the Philippines.

The anticyclone is probably moved sastward.

Strong mensoon may be expectedì. along the south-east coast of his and over the N, China Sen.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours. anding at 10 am. to-day, 0.99 inch. Total eince January, lah, 2.37 Inches. against an average of 2.35 inches.

Forecast for the s4 hours ending at noon on the 20th, 1990.

1-Hongkong to Gap Rock. NE winds strong; overcast, occasional rain.

-Formosa Channal. The same as

No. 1.

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1-South onest of China, betwren Hongkong and Lamacks. The same sa No. 1.

-South coast of China between Bengkong and Hainan. The same LE 56. 1.

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FEBRUARY 10, 1920-am

Station.

Hour.

F'divostock, 8 New York, February 12:1

Nemuro The ex-Assemblyman Gith, als was

Hakodate ated with Tim Larkin on December: Tokio 9th and fogad guilty of criminal tararchy. Kochi

an indeterminate Nagasaki...! has a sentenced imprisonment for five to ten years the Sagoshima.

Ostima axianum penalty provided by the law. The prosection. in

convic Gemanding tion, referred in the fact that so of lebijima.... Bonin Laland: lect resolanary Girlow's CONOCEL movements in which a million dollara worth of property was destenged and the overthros" of organisi Government was SCALE:t.

MR. LANSING'S RESIGNATION

LONDON, February 13th. Mr. hansing's resignation has caused

a sensation in the United States.

It ble that the resignations of other meal of the Cabinet may follow.

14 is dovlared that the

the disagreement be

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SHIPPED.

Memo of Cargo shipped per Mackin con, Mackenzie & Co. agts. P. & O. Co. by the s.s." Soral," on February 13: for London:-153 bales. Waste Silk, 4915 packages Tea, 20 bales Canes, without roots. 241 cases Chinaware, 39 cases blackwoodware, 8 cases bamboo baskets, 8 cases glass bangles, 11 cases silks, 65 bales raw silk, & cases. p. effects, 1607 rolls mats, 791 bags Wolfram ore, 84 bales seagrass, 5 cases preserves, &C. 167 cases regulus antimony; for Gib- raltar 2 cases Silk and bone fans; for Lyons:-343 bales raw silk: for Paris: case silk: for Marseilles 5 chests tea, 97 bales human hair, 327 cases Chinaware, 3 cases silks, 295 bales raw silks, 20 cases rhubarb, 300 bales. waste silk, 300 bales Tobacco leaf, 945 bales pierced cocoons, 75 cases aniseed oil, 297 bales duck fea others,59cases blackwoodware, 2 cases curios & C.; for Port Said:16 cases 2, glass bangles, 2 cases paper, 3 cases aks, 66 bales rattan, 112 bales gal- angal, 150 cages cassia.

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Pescadores. Canton.... Hongkong

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tween President Wilson and Mr. Lansing dates

back to the entry

entry of America, into the war Their relations were almost Jap Rock.. at breaking point early in 2017, when Jira

Kacsom Lansing in his famous statement that Wachow the Laited States was daily nearer to Pakhoi

war.

Arazo President Wilson vainly en-

Further differenters developed in Paris,

and

the

to overtake,

widence of Mr. Bull- sensational itt before the Senate Foreign Rela Sion Commitrie quoting Mr. Lansing

that declaring syarthier with the League of Nations dad hat Treaty, would fail if the Aurricanevry learned its full import,

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War not

ia said to have unused a crisis.

Newspaper ponamente pereal a strong mathy with Mr. Lansing. It is sug getal that President Wilen might well have overlooked a possible irregularity in the Cabine conferences in view of the Bitation ruined by his illness.

WASHINGTON, February 14h.

Bir. Polk will be appointed Secretary of Stato ad interim.

Is is stated that Mr. Polk is not accept- ing a permanency owing to ill-health.

It appears the resignation of Mr. Lansing. which official circles call summary dismissal, is due to a bitter dispute with President Wilson who charges Mr. Lansing with usurping the Presidential Junctions.. firstly while President Wilson was in Paris in january 1919. and latterly during his illness. President Wilson had been indisposed to welcome his advice as regards the negotiations in Paris or or general. International affairs.

President Wilson in the course of correspondence charged Mr. Lansing with unconstitutionalism by calling meetings of the Cabinet during his (President Wilson's) illness, pointing out that as there could not be any action without the President therefore the meetings were unnecessary. Consequently, President Wilson re- quested Mr. Lansing's resignation on the ground that it would relieve him from the embarrassment of feeling Mr. Lansing's reluctance and divers gence of judgment. In resigning Mr. Lansing said he believed and his be liel was shared by others that the Cabinet meetings were necessary and he would have been guilty of derelic tion of duty if he had acted otherwise

NEW SECRETARY OF INTERIOR.

WASHINGTON, February 12th Mr. Payne, Chairman of the Shipping Beard. succeeds Bir Tane a Secretary of the Interior on March 1st next.

SALE OF EX-GERMAN LINERS.

WARRINGTON, February 14th, The Supreme Court has prohibited the Shipping Board's propaod muction of. the thirty ex-German "assenzey Jinārs."

An application for the injunction was made by Mr. William Hearst whose news. papers have been opposing the asle to

English interesta”

FRESIDENT, WILSON.

President“ „Wilson, ie antisfactorily pre-

greasing towards recovery.

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T. F. CLAXTON, Director!

Hongkong Observatory. Feb. 19, 1920,

1. BAROMETEZ, reduced to 23 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the son in aches, tenths and hundredths,

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

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The C.F.O.B. Co's RMS. Empressof Aria! from Hongkong on the 26th Jan.1 arrived at Vancouver on the 9th, Feb.

The P. M. E. S. Co's. a.s. Fenezuela. left Manila on the 17th inst., and is doe bere on Thursday Feb. 19th ab 4 p.m.

The N.T.E... Tanya Maru (Australian Lize) left Mabila for this port on the 18th Feb.. and is expected here on the 90th Feb.

The Ben Line 66. Benrinnes from Antwerp, Middlesbra, ned London

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left Bicgapore for this port on 14th instant and may be expected to arrive here on or about 20th Feb.

SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.

FROM HUROPE.

The .5. JASON, due here Feb. 24 from Europe had sails for Shanghai and Japan, Feb. $5.

The .. PELEUS, due here Mar. from Europe and sails for Tsingtao, Shanghai and Japan, Mar. 6.

The 8.9. LAYCAUN, due here Mar. 8 from Europe and sails for Shanghai and JADED Mar. B

The . MENTOR due be e Mar. 1 from Europe and sails for Shanghai and Japan, Mar. 18.

from Europe and sails for Tangtan and The s.. KEEMUN, due here Mar. 30 Japan, Mar. 31

The s.s. RHESUS dre here April 1 from Europe and sails for Shanghai and Japan, Aprils

The ss. TELEMACHUS, due here April s from Earope and sails for Shang- hai and Japan, April 6.

FROM AMERICA.

The 3.5. TYNDAREUS, left Beattle Jan. 18 and is due bere ris Tsingtau, Yokohama, Kuba and Manila Feb. 29.

The s.s. IXION, lesves Seattle Mar. 8 and is dne here via Tsingtau, Yokohams, Kobe and Manila April 14.

FROM MANILA.

The .. TINDAREUS, leaves Madila Feb. 29 and is due is here Mar. 2. sailing for Seattle via Kobe and Yokohama Mar. 14.

FROM JAPAN.

The 5.3. LAOMEDON, leaves Yoko-

1. TEMPERATURE, In the shade in de The F. M. 5. B. Go's, 25. Lake Gilpen hams Feb. 7 and is due bere vis Kobe creen Fahrenheit. *.

(Calcatta Line) left Puigon on the and Shanghai Feb. 25 smiling for London

3 Boxmy, in percentage of saturs

lop, the humidity of air saturated with

moisture being 100.

← DIRECTION OF Warn, to two points,

Ó, FORON OF WIND, according to Fedford Beale

6. STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, c fetached cloud, d drizzling rain, fog,

z gloomy, h hail, 1 Eghtning, o overcnat >passing showers, q squal,r TRÍÐ, TEDOW

i thunder v visibility w daw, web

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via Singapore Feb. 24.

Feb. 18 and is dos here Mar. 15, siling for London via Singapore Mar. 16,

The ss. BYSON, leaves Tokobama

17th inat, and may be expected here on or about Saturday Feb. 21. - The N.Y.K. as. Fage Maru (Europea

Line) left Singapore for this port on the 16th Feb. and is

expected

The as ICAON, leaves Tokohama here the 21st Feb.

Mar. 27 and is due here vis Kobe and The P.

M. B.

8. 8. Col. as West Selene Shanghai Apr. 12, sailing for London via left Shanghai on the 17th inst and Singapore April 13. is dee bere on Saturday Feb. 31.

The P. & O. S. N. Co., B. Banca left Apr. 10 and is due bara via Kobe and The 8. MENTOR, leaves. Yokohama Bizzapore for this Port on the 13th and Shanghai Apr. 26, sailing for London instant at 6 am. and is due here on via Singapore April $7. the 22nd instant at about 8 a.m.

The a.a. RHESUS, leaves Yokohama

7. Ram to inches tenths and hun.The P. M. 5. 6. Oo.'s as. Caddopak Apr. 24 and is dae here vis Kobe and (Calcutta Line) left Singapore or the Shanghal May 16, sailing for London 15th ings, and may be expected here May 11. on or about. Sundry Feb. 29. The -N.Y.K... Jys Mary (Baropean Lize) laft Kobe for this part is Moji and Shanghai on the 16th Feb. and is expected here on the 24th Feb.

HONGKONG TIDES.

The tide table kiven below has been sompiled at the National Almacao Office in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by mesna of an Aatmaatle fide-recording machine in the Water Police Basin at Trim Sha Tool faring the year 1909-9.

The zero of the table corresponds with the sore of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be 4 mơi j

Inches below mean sea-level"

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POST OFFICE,

CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS..

The Post Office will be entirely closed on Friday, 20th Feb. There will be no delivery, or collection of correspondeaco from the Pillar Boxes. Noo-Boxbolders. may, however, obtain their ordinary correspondence on application at the enquiry counter at the South-west corner of the G.F.O.

On Saturday, 1st February, the Fost Office will be open from 8am. to 9 a.m. and there will be one delivery of ordin sy and registered correspondence, and one collection ci correspondence from the Pillar Baxes on that day.

The Money Order Office will be entirely closed.

The Branch Offices will be closed all day on Friday the 10th Fab.

Un Saturday the S1st Feb, they will be opon as on Sundays and Holidays.

As there will be no night steamær for Canton on the 19th, 20th and fist inst. mails for Canton to be dispatched by train, will be closed at the (3.7.0, on those days at 2 p.m.

IN

There will be no mail service to and from. Chaung Chew on the 20th inst., na the Cheung Chow launch will net run on that day,

Registered and Farcel Mails are cloood 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close before

m. registered and parcel mails are cloood at 5 p.m. on the provious day.

In the mae of Malls closing before 9 s.m. Registration olores ab 6. c'clock on the previous reaing.

INWARD MAILA.

THURSDAY, February 19. Saizon-Per SADEGUARA MARU, U.S. A., Japon and Manila-Per VENE

ZUELA.

FRIDAY, February 28, Manila and Australia-Per TANGO

MARU.

SATURDAY, February 2*.. Saigon-Per LAKE GILPEN. Shanghai-Per WEST SELENE Stangbai--Per ICHANG, Btraits-Per KAGA MARU..

SUNDAY, February 22. Straits-Per BANCA. Straits-Por CADDOPEAK.

TUESDAY, February 24. Japan-Per IYO MARU

WEDNESDAY" February 25. Shanghai-Per HANYANG.

FRIDAY, February 27. Bombay-Per SAIKAI MARU. ·

SUNDAY, February 29. Straits and Calcutta-Per EAIFUKU

MARU...

OUTWARD MAILA“

SATURDAY, Webruary 11. Japan Tis Nagasaki-Per TANGO

MARU, Sam. Macao-Per SUI TAI, 1.15 p..

SUNDAY, February Macao-Per SUI AN, 8.15 s.m. Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Keelung

Por KAIJO, MARU, 9 a.m. Shanghai North China and Japar vis Kobo - Per KAGA MARU, A 8.72. Philippine Islanda, *Shanghai, *North

China, Japan & Nagasaki, Canada, United States, Central and South America and EUROPE Via VICTORIA, B.O. --Per KASHIMA MARU, 0 a.m. MONDAY, February 23. Macao Per SUI AN, 8.15 2.m. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, L. Marques, South Africa, In- dia via Dhanushkodi Egypt EUROPE via SUEZ-Per ATLAS MARU. Registration 9.10a.m. Letters 10.00 a.m. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius,

* Marques, South Africa, India via Dhanushkodi, Egypt and EUROPE via LIVER. POOL-Per DEMODOCUS, Re- gistration 9.15 am. Letters 10.13.

Shanghai, North China, Japan vis Naga, saki, Canada, United States, Central and Bouth America,

via and EUROPE

BAN FRANCISCO Per KOREA MARU. Registration 9.45 a.m. Letters 10.30a.m. Maeno-Fer CHUEN CHOW, 4.15 p.m.

Swato and Bingkok-Per LU. TUESDAY, February 24.

CHOW, 8 a.m. Maceo-Per SUI TAI, 9.15 a.m. Straite, Bangkok, Coylon, Mauritius, L Marques, South Africa, India via Dhanushkodi, Egypt and EUROPE via SUISZ- Par LAOMEDON, Registration 0.45 a.m. Letters 10.30am.

The Parcel Mail will be closed on Monday, 23rd Feb., at 5 p.m. Amoy and Foocbow-Fer BAI- BONO, Noon

The aa. OYCLOPS, leaves Yokohama Mar. 8 and is due bere via Kobe Mar. 23, calling for Liverpool vin Singapore Mar..! 24.

:

The 8.4. KNIGHT COMPANION, leaves Yokohama Mar. 13 and is due here vis Kobe Mar: 27, sailing for Liverpool vis Singapore Mar. 28.

The a.. TITAN, leaves Tokohama Mar. 21 and is due hore April 5, sailing for Liverpool is Singapors Apr. 6.

The N.Y.K. a. Koyei Mars (Bombay Line) left Kobe for this port via Maji on the 18th Feb. and is expect ed here on the 15th Feb. The N.Y.K. B. Soikai Maru (Bombay Line) loft Bombay for this port via

The 8.5, PELEUS leaves Yokohama Singapore on the 7th Feb. and is Apl. 1 and is die hers vin Shanghai.Apr. 16, sailing for Liverpool via Singapore Apr. 17.

here on the 27th Feb.

The N.Y... Arifuku Maru (Calcatta Lise) left Calcutta for this port via Penang and Blupspore on the 9th Feb. ad is 29th Feb expected here on the

To obtain the depth of water on the tide gange at the Victoria Naval Yard add a feet 4 inches, and on the gauge The at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10′ fest .**

faches to the height given in the table..

February 20 to 27, 1920.

HION WATER

Mongoos

Masa Height

Tha

BA 20 m b

Art 22

SAN 器

TRA

_Wed! | 25

11-6

LOW WATER

Hoogharg

Mean

Time

Hours

FROM SHINGHIL

Swatow,

Amy,

Shanghai and North Chiza-

Per IOHANG, 3 p.m.. Macao-Per CHUEN CROW, 4.15 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, Kaio-Fer SUI AN, 8.15 ..

February 26.

Straits. Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritios, South Africa, India via Dhanush.. kodi, Egypt and EUROPE via MARSEILLES Per 170 MARU, Registration 9.45 mm. Letters 10.30 am. Macao--Per CHUEN-CHOW. 416 p.m.

"THURSDAY, February 26.” - Maca-Per SUITAL IS

N.Y.K... Wakamatsu Mara (Bom- bay Line) left Bombay for this part via Singapore on the 11th Feb. and

The s.. TYRREUS, leaves Shanghai is expected here on the 29th Feb.

Feb. 20 and is dus here Mar. 1, sailing The.N.Y.E. L.4. Rangoon Maru (Calcutta for London vis Singapore Mar. 2.

Lánc) Calcutta for this post vis

loft

Bhanghai and North The ... FURYPYLUS, leaves Shang- Rangoon and Ringapore on the 12th bat Mar; 25 and is dus here Mar. 99, sail Feb., and is expected bere on the leg for London via singapore Mar. 30. lat March.

Tho N.Y.E... Toias Mári(Calcutta Lino) left Colcott for this port vin Rangoon and Singapore on the 12th Feb., and is expected bors on the Brd March. The NY... Wakara Marü(

...

Fab: 1 and is dus hero Feb. 4, sailing for The as. DRESTES, Ives Bhanghai Liverpool vis Singapore Fel. 5.

Tho-DANIA, leares Shangbai Feb. 18 and is dus, bore Feb. 15, sailing for Liverpool via Fingapore Feb. 76. (European The s.. HECTOR, leaves Bhanghai Line) lett Londa for this port vis Mar. 18 and is dae here. Mar. El, sailing the Suez Canal on the 29th Jan, and for Liverpool via Bintapose Mar. 22.7 ig expected bere on the 11th March.

The F&Y.R.4:6, Tamla Mara (European

Edney left London for this port vin" WALLA WALLA -boats are no Bucz on the 14th Feb," and "Is'ex-

Got them at Bale

peated here on the 24th March

and fast,

China-Per Macao-Fer OHOLN CHOW, 4.15 p.m.

SUNNING, 11 ..

FRIDAY, February 27, tow, Amy And Foochow-Per Macao-Per SUL AN. 6.10 100,

Macao-Per OHUEN CHOW, 4.15 p.m.

RAICHING, Noon.

– SATURDAY, February 29. Macao-Per SUI TAL-1.15 p.m. Macao-For CHUEN CHOW, 15-p.m. -- SUNDAY, Fqtiruary 29, 2 Macao Per BUI AN, 8.15 e«z«.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1920.

Tr. No.

1748.

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FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY

Commencing February 18, 1920.

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TO-NIGHT!

"THE BELL'S VAUDEVILLE"

ALSO

IRENE CASTLE

"THE GIRL FROM BOHEMIA."

In Five Intense Parts.

BENEFIT.

In Aid of the WIDOW of the late WARDER SPEED.

COMIC FANCY DRESS FOOTBALL MATCH will be played

ON THE

:

HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB'S GROUND

ON

FRIDAY, February 20, 1920. Kick Off at 3.30 p.m.

“Admission to Grand Stand $1.00. ---

A collection will be taken for the WIDOW of the late WARDER SPEED.

By kind permission of Col. Wyndham and Officers of the Wiltshire Regt. The Band of the Wilts will be in attendance.

THEATRE

HONGKONG.

ROYAL.

UNITED SERVICES VARIETY CONCERT PARTY.

A GRAND CONCERT

in Aid of the Widow of the late Warder Speed. Under the distinguished Patronage of

H. E. The Gov. Sir R. E. STUBBS, K.O.M.G.

The Admiral Sir A. M. DUFF, K.Q.B.

Major General F. VENTRIS, O.B.

Hon, Dr. CLAUD SEVERN, C.M.G.. Hon Mr. E. D. C. WOLFE

Will be held an

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920,

at 9 p.m. sharp,

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The course is intended not only struction will be given at Marischal! on leave this summer who care to with practical experience of rubber College, Aberdeen, for planters home for tea planters but also for those undergo it. There will be eight classes planting, and it is practically re- viz., principles of agriculture, agri quested that planters who propose cultural chemistry, forestry, mycol to take the classes should send early egy, entomology, hygiene, element-intimation to this effect to the ary surveying and levelling, and book secretary of the College.

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