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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Reuter's Sevice to the China Mošt.).
FRANCE AND BOLSHEVISM,
PARIS, March 30th.
Telephone 29.
EX-GERMAN LINER FOR THE INDIAN TRADE.
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14,000 TON STEAMER FOR THE ELLERMAN LINE,
THE CHINA MAIL.
SIR ROSS SMITH'S FLIGHT.
£10,000 HANDED OVER TO AUSTRALIAN AVIATOR..
CRICKET.
LEAGUE MATCH. »
Bowling Analysis.
Purton Harris***** Reeves
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| INDIAN^R.-C. V. CHINESE-R. C. | Beaver—i—2:2——0———14
I.R.C..
WILTSHIRE REGIMENT. 2nd Innings
"Sir Ross Smith and party were tendered a luncheon by the Common-: wealth Government at Melbourne on
These teams met on Saturday the February 27, the members of the same ending in favour of the Indians Sandmaster Eatson, cand b Bird 0. Federal Parliament, the Premier of by 4 runs, Scores Victoria (Mr. Lawson), the Lord Mayor of Melbourne (Councillor Aika, el Arculli, not out ---- man, MLC), representative of the S. H. Ismail, run but mana Navy and Defence Departments, and GC-Earde, 3 Lee many prominent citizens being pre-A. A. Rumjahn, c sub, d'Ho Wing
Kind
sent..
Sergt. Holdman, b Reed........... Capt. Hooper, b Reede, 21 27 Lt. Beaven, cand b Bird... OPte. Harris, not out......... -8Major-Timmis; b Reed.com
Capt. Beaver, not out.......... 11
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Total (for 5 wickets)
MONDAY, APRIL
NOTICES.
1920
DAIRY FARM NEWS.
FISHI
FISHI
1
.... 32
FINNAN HADDOCK - FILLET HADDOCK KIPPERS
60 cents per lb.
-65
45
.n
7
SALT SIBERIAN SALMON
20
99
New Shipment just arrived.
0
Bowling Analysis, -
D. M. R. W
Bird
8
2. 22
Pearce Day
0 11.
2
0 10
1
Reed
7
1. 33
1
Burnie ...............RE;244 2. 0 16
0
Total
80
Bowling Analysis.
0.
1
19
35
22
S. A. Ismail, e Ng Sae Kwong, b
Ho King Kim...
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) A. H. Rumjahn, b Lee....... said it was a great privilege to have 5. D. Ismail, b Ho Wing Kin 5 the honour of proposing the health D. Rumjahu, e Ng Sze Kwong, b of Sir Ross Smith and his friends.
Ha Wha Khoa This was an historic event. It was something more than a feat of aviation, as the flight had to be considered in its relation to the problems of the Empire, the Com monwealth defence, and commerce, Sir Ross Smith had done what he sat out to do, and he had shown what could be done in aviation in a spor rsmanlike
'spirit. Australia's isolation
Formerly
was. our
N. M. Bux, b Lee..... R. Nazarin, b Lee. O. Ismail, é Choa, b Lee- Extras
Ho Wing Kin, b Earde
danger. She was а remote Ng See Kwong- 6 country, but now the different G. Lee 11.5 2 parts of the Empire had been brought Ho Wing Kin......6 1 together by the aviators. It was a
C.R.C great thing to know that this feat had been done by natives of Australia, done by natives of this country, who before the war had barely seen a balloon in the air. They must find some means of utilising the services. the flying men who had returned to Australia, for their services were essential for the defence of our
Sir Ross Smith thanked the Govern
The Senate passed a vote of confidence in the Government's domestic policy after The Journal of Commerce of Feb, Millerand, replying to the request of 6 says: Tomorrow (Saturday) the information as to the Government's atti ex-German twinscrew 14,000 ton liner tude towards Belshevism, had declared thas the Government intended to enforce Patricia, which has been handed over the law and would prosecute those guilty by the British Government to the of inciting soldiers to Asobedience, but Ellerman Lines, Limited, is to leave country. Mr. Hughes than haided Sir Ross Smith the cheque for £10,000, that the Government's hands must be the Mersey for India, with a large saying he had great pleasure in strengthened. Therefore, he would intro- number of passengers. She will em- dace & Bill for the nationalisation of the bark her passengers at the Prince's bestowing upon him the prize which Police, the re-organisation of the gendar merie and the contro of the movements stage, and will call en route at Mar. he and his gallant party had so, of foreigners in France. A number of seilles, where she will embark about handsomely won. foreign propagandists have already been, deported.
The Sennie approved the statement without a division.
LONDON, March 31st. The Bolsheviks report the capture of 10,000 prisoners and large quantity of stores as Novorcasisk, also 15.000 others who were retreating from the town.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 29th Denikin has to Beregusik gone
LONDON, March 31st. The Polish Legation recunces that the Bolshevist offensive on the southem front against the Poles bas weakened and the Pales
back to their own country, The Pat
2.000. Indian troops for conveyancement for the very generous cheque. ricia is one of the large Hamburg. In taking it. Ee and his companions America liners which has been felt it was brought under the British according
the Peace Treaty:
easy, money," but ar the flag same time very welcome. When they
Ua Hew Fan, b ́A. A. Rumjaho... Ng Sze Kwong, b A. A. Rumjahn G. Lee, b A. A. Rumahn Shin Man Ping, b Earde
Lo Man Pan, c A. A. Rumjahn, b
Arculli
Choa Man Ping, run out......... H. Ching, c D. Rumjahn. b. A. A.
Rumjahn........................ Chan Tin Seng, b Earde.... Wong Kwok Kwong, not out..... Chen Hin Lee, B. A. A. Rumjan
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Bowling Analysis.
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M. P
41
25
2
LEAGUE TABLE.
set out on the flight they did not do G. C. Earde-13 1 to the terms of
it for the prize, but more for a A. A. Rumjahn... 114 1 The Eller- man: Line sent to New York, where sporting venture, and because it 3p. A, el Arculli ............ 2 the Patricia had been lying for some pealed to them as a really good way
*Bowled 2 no balls.. months, Captain Wilkie and a full to get to Australia. He would like to complement of officers, engineers, explain that crew had a great advanta and crew to bring the ship to Liver & over other competitors. After the armistice be flew out to India, and pool. In September last she was
on that trip learned quite a lot about. brought over by this crew and during the route to Australia. When they (CORRECTED UP TO APRIL 3RD). the interim has been thoroughly over. ! The Bolshevist losses are very heavy hauled and reconditioned in the that spurred them on in their ideas
heard of the Commonwealth prize, Į while the Polish losses, are slight, The Birkenhead Docks by Messrs. E. and l'oles have captured many guns, prisoners C. Grayson, Ltd., of Liverpool. There to fly to Australia. Once the Vicker
has also been fitted in the vessel Vimy Co. decided to give them during her stay in Birkenhead the machine everything went
They had experienced mingly. necessary accommodation for the
are counter-attacking, rendering
Bolshevist concentrations impossible.
and material
THE PRINCE OF WALES,
PANAMA, March 15,
and was received with every eremonial.
hand as the exon and the Calenta enter ed the canal at dawn. Salates were fired by the guard of drawn a ships which lucked gay in bunting.
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The Lower House of Convocation
has declared that it is not desirable
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to allow women to speak or pray in consecrated buildings.
This sufici-
ently comprehensive decision was taken in apposition to the report. of Convocation's owa Committee on the w, Ministry of Women, which recom. 3mended that, while women ought not to become priests, their gifts and experience should not be refused by the Church, and that, under' condi- tions laid down by the bishop, qualified woman should be allowed to minister in churches a special services.
The propisal.
it
will be seen, was of а studied moderation. It was not to be admitted that women could per-
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The important problem of industri.
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2.11 the functions which now often fall to tion, but meanwhile any advances tiah, were losing business, un-shey 2 17 licence were not even advanced to al alcohol is under official investiga.
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Washington, March 21--The Bri-
Indian tronps which she is carrying adverse weather during the first Civil Service 9 2 3 4 10 laymen of no particular qualification are of interest, and recently Mrer: The Prince of Wales arrived here to-day necessitated great changes, as prior to kept them going, and that was that HKCC.
out on this voyage. This provision has half of the journey, but one thing Three American aeroplanes hovered over the war the Patricia was engaged in every day they landed they were Navy na 7
the Atlantic trace between New York day nearer bome. The team University and Hamburg, and to prepare her worked well together, and he could Craigenzower for the Indian trade requires a great got ay enough for the way in which CRC,
Shiers and Bennett had carried out deal of alteration in her accommoda their duties. Most of the hard work The British Ministor at Panama went; tion. This has all been carried out had fallen to these two, It was a 4117 bard the Fr at Colon. The Pre by Messrs..Grayson. The ship inter sident Pannon and other distinguished first-class passenger accommoda in very happy day when they reached persons went
cy board
Darwin. The machine by that time "The Prince landed at Gatun Lake, in apeeted the American guard-of-honour,
had run 135 hours, and had not been and visited the wonderful automatie con
verhauled. That explained the rea- tral bouse, after which the warships cauti
Queensland and Melbourne.. son of the delays which occurred. in qusly crossed the Calebru Cut where a big Tandslide Ead just been cleared.
Sir Keith Smith and the others
7 3 4 0 9 at all reading the Lessons. It was Ernest Burrs of the Skfiringrove began to come German (cado, scoord- 9only at gatherings, services, or Iron and Steel Works, described bleing to an official statement given out 7-meetings for particular pur-new method for the extraction of here. They are supporting the trade 7 poses
that women were to be ethylene from coke oven gas and its through, a commissioner to Berlin 5 suffered to teach, preach, or pray conversion into alcohol.
merchants who shows a varied line of 4 The reply of the Lower House At these works, which have a British goods, including woollens and of Convocation is 2 blunt throughput of 5,800 tons of coal per leather goods. It is said the British refusal to make any change whatsa week, research work shows a yield make handsome profits" on time ever. The thing which has been, it of 1.6 gall, of alcohol per ton of coal exchango, Coblenews American, Is that which shall be. Women fever carbonised. Assuming this method have been allowed to speak in a to be applied with equal success to church, therefore they never shall be. the whole of the 14.600,000 tons of coal BRYAN DENOUNCES
of
at Galum Lake.
THE EX-KAISER.
THE HAGUE, March 31st.
I is understund, that the Government has received fresh communication from
the Entente which does, the question of the surrender of the ex-Kaiser.
PARLIAMENT ADJOURNED.
LUNDON, March 31st. The House of Commons has adjourned till April 12th, and the House of Lords till apríl 20th..
BRITISH EMPIRE ORDER,
LONDON. March 30th. The following appointments to the British Empire Order for services during
the war has been guzelted:
QUTICERS.
The Rev. G. Findlay Andrew, for valuable services in China.
The Rev. John Darroch, for valuable services as Editor of Chinese publications.
SALE OF CHILDREN IN SHANGHAI.
LONDON, March 31st.
is furnished in a most huxurious man-
ner, the parelling of the dining rooms, state-rooms, lounge and other passenger rooms being very choicely decorated with representatives of ships, old-time galleons and early-day. types of ships. The effect is very pleasing to the eye combined with the comfort and artistic surroundings of the rooms.
To afford an opportunity to Board
of Trade officials and members of
also spoke.
FAR EASTERN CABLE NEWS,
the shipping community interested [CY COURTESY "HONGKỒNG DAILY
is the Indian trade to inspect the
ship, Mr. Graham Smith, the Liver-
PRESS."]
FRIENDLY, MATCH:
H.K.CC. BEAT WILTSHIRES.
"
The Wiltshires put up a fine fight against the HK.CC, only losing by
"Seven"ruria. Scores.—
1st Innings.
|_
It is a decision which will not carbonised in by-product ovens, a
ACTION OF SENATE,
increase the dignity of Convocation total yield of about 23,000,000 gallons the authority of the Church. It of alcohol would result. A further was-made-only by one-vote. We supply of 27,000,000-gallous would cannot expect that it will long stand, similarly be forthcoming from gas New Haven, Cond, March 20.- but in the meantime it records a works. As the respective annual William Jennings Bryan speaking here temper and a mental attitude, which yields of benzol from these two publicly denounced the action of the
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Harris 49 those who hope most from the sources are 34,000,000 and 30,000,000 United States Senate in defeating the
C. Blaker.. b Harris.
E, W. Diy, b Purton
Church of England will most deplore. gallons, a total supply of 114,000,000 treaty with Germany and declared that
o What Me the arguments for gallons of benzol and alcohol thus it was a "colossal charge against the G. R. Sayer, b Harris... 11 denying to women whose piety becomes possible, against the present world and the country."--Cablenews A.E. Wond, h Harris....... 11 and ability have been examined and estimated demand for motor spirit Americas. T. E Pearce. Purton 14 approved by episcopal authority less of 160,000,000.
pool manager of the Ellerman Lires THE RIOT AT KIUKIANG. Ltd., entertained at luncheen yesterday in the spacious dining-roon a large! gathering of these officials, when, in the course of a few remarks, he said he wished to express on behalf of the company their thanks at the great courtesy and consideration that they had met with from all those who British Authorities. had had anything to do with the ship in preparing her for the new AN AMERICAN PROTEST trade. It was only by their united efforts that the company had been; enabled to get the ship ready for her first voyage to India under their ownership. In conclusion, he wished to give them the toast of The success of the German ships under British management."
Col. T. A. Robertion, b Harris... 20
P: G. de Paravičini, b Harris PEKINO. April 2. R. E. O. Bird, b-Reeves tested against the landing of Ameri- A. Burnie, not out
The Chinese Government has pro-E. B Reed, b Harris...
can marines from the gunboats Extras
Samar and Elcano" at Kiukiang
on March 15 at the request of the
AGAINST MONOPOLIES.
PEKING, April 2. The American Légation, having pro- tested against the Vickers neroplane and the Marconi wireless contracts) with the Chinese Government, be-
Purton Harris Bleckley Reeves
Total.
Bowling analysis.
0. M.
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14
54
18.3 5
43
2 0 20 3 1 6 WILTSHIRE REGIMENT, 1st Innings.
than the rights of a layman? We The ethylene may be removed from
11
read of "the uniform practice of the gas by the use of either charcoal or
2
Church of the past," we are adjured sulphuric acid. No chemical change ethylene without undue dilution, and not to "ignore Apostolic tradition," occurs with charcoal; while new therefore, subsequent concentration
with of the acid. This recovery has been, and the resolution refers us to "the chemical products, result
statements of St. Paul on the subject." sulphuric acid. This latter substance, effected to an extent of 70 per cent. We shall not presume to dispute with a coke oven product, was chosen as as ethyl alcohol by the use of super- the Dean of Canterbury as to what St. the absorbent. It is a long-known heated steam without reducing the 124
Paul said and what be meant, but the fact that ethylene is absorbed concentration of acid below 74 per Apostle's statements on the subject by strong sulphuric acid yielding cent,, when only a trace of the ethyl are sufficiently diverse, and divines ethyl-sulphuric acid, from which sulphuric acid remains. The in w. of blameless orthodoxy, interpreting alcohol is recoverable by hydrolysis, vestigation of the nearly 30 per 2 them on both sides of the question, Commercialy the process will involve cent. of other alcohols is proceed. 7have alike had to argue that he was cyclical dilution and concentration ing. The diluted acid is now O speaking of particular cases and of the acid, and the novelty of the concentrated to 95 per cent, on its il particular conditions. The mere process lies not in the choice of the way back to the ethylene scrubber, fact of a nearly equal division of absorbent but in the manipulation this concentration being effected by Convocation is proof, enough that tu effect economy in these operations. waste heat without cailing, for the the statements of St, Paul are not Acid of 95 per cent, strength has use of further fuel. During the 2 of that clear and decisive «fvie with | been chosen for this purpose. Coke process sulphur dioxide is given off 10 which the. Apostle would have oven gas, after treatment for recovery which, with sulghuretted hydrogen
3 laid down what he held as universal of tar, sulphate of ammona, from the original gás, yields sulphury
truth. But, indeed, the matter is naphthalene, and benzol, is freed which can be converted back to acid. 8 plainly one of those which St Paul from sulphuretted hydrogen and By this process it is laimed that have dried by cheap be made from cost.
Commodore Mann, Principal Naval cause they are monopolistic, the Chi- | Major Timmiş, b Reed, In the House of Commons, on the motion Transport Officer of Liverpool, in ese Government has replied that the Lt. Beaven, I.B.., b Day.................... of adjournment, Colonci Jchn Ward re-responding said that the British Vickers contract is in no wise restric- Sergt. Hoidman, b Day ferred to what he described as the inhumar Government had banded the Patriciative of the freedom of trade, and that Bandmaster Eatson, c Pearce, b traffic in the sale of children in Shanghai. over to the Ellerman Line to do the the contract does not run "counter to
Birdus Colonel Amery stated that
enquiries
they could with her. On locking the American and treaties, Capt. Hooper, b around the ship the did not think Regarding the Musconi contract, allee Pro. Harrigelb wb Reed. 18 worden, considered a questions of cats are scrubbing with 80 percet while the loss, alebo po that the Government could have put is no intention to prohibit other nation. Capt. Beaver, 1b, b Bird............ her in better hands. He own officers alities from competing for business. had had a great deal to do with the The company is entirely unmonopolis fitting out of the ship, and he was ric.
out that was very was being made. Colonel Aavery pointed Chinese custom and there was no perman en contract in cases of adoption or six thing resembling servitude.
ALARMIST RUMOURS DUE TO FINANCIAL CRISIS.
LONDON, March 31st.
Lee. Corp. Beasant, not out Cadt. Bleckley, b Bird...
Extras
Lce. Corpl. Purton,b Bird. aure" that she would prove very To this the American Government Pte. Reeves, b. Bird... successful under the management of replied that it was glad to understand the Ellerman Line.
that there are no monopoles and that A message from Tokio states that the
The Patricia is a steel twin-serem American companies will be given op- | recent disquieting rumours with regard to four masted steamer of 14.466 tons portunities to supply, aeroplanes and the situation in Japan were due to a finan- cial crisis, owing to profiteers anticipating 8708 and 9,083 tons bet register, their parts, etc.; likewise wireless
built in 1899 by the Vulcan Company telegraphs, and telephones.
the passing of anti-profiteering legislation.
No disastrous results have followed and of Stellin. She is fitted with
the situation is now, normal.
SIR WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
LONDON, March 31st.
An official statement says that- Bir! William Robertson' has been made a Field Marshal
MANDATE, FOR ARMENIA.
LONDON, March
The Supreme Council is offered the
mandato for Armenia, T
of Erivan, and the to
Black Gray
Bird
COMPERS ATTACKS WILSON.
Reed Day
Total
Bowling Analysis.
0. M. R. 15.43 3 48
14 3 40
refrigerating machinery, electric light, submarine signals, and wireless apparalus, and all the latest naviga tional appliances. Her dimensions are: Length. 560ft. 3in; beam, 62ft 3in.: and depth, 37th, 1in..
When she sails from the Mersey Federation of Labour, to-day issued C. Blaker, c and 6 Beaver to-morrow she will be under itement attacking the arbitration A. Burnie, b Furtona.. command of Captain James Wilkie,achinery devised by President Wil Col. T. A Robertson; b Harris
has been 36 years in the service's industrial conference. He said EW. D.y, cand b Breves......! of the Ellerman Lines.
he conference, devised the machinery G. R. Sayer,.b Beaver....
6020 HONGKONG CC 2nd Innfags. Washington, March 21, Samuel E J. R. Mitchell, Reeves, b Gompers, president of the American
Harrissothicaru
ALLA WALLAS double-cross
cross you.
to be made legally binding, so that it A. Wood, not out would supplant the efficient arbitration
machinery which existed previously
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6 No article of faith is affected. We heat exchange apparatus, it is warmthe gas through the abstraction of 26 are not of those who under value theed, to 60-80, deg. C, and at this ethyleno tan easily be made good by
4 uniform practice and tradition of the temperature is scrubbed with 95 per other constituents
3 past, whether in the order of the cent. acid. The selection, of this
1 Church or in secular things. But temperature constitutes a feature of
2 we shall not preserve what is best the process. A 70 per cent, absorp
SERVES THE WHOLE FAMILY.
Remedy is world wide. His good
In the old ways by insisting tion is effected, and the de-ethylenated THE fame of Chamberlain's Couch 117 that no jot or tittie must be alterest gas passed out for normal use. The for the deep seated cough of the souls That, Indeed, is a short, straight road acid during the absorption becomes or the cup and whooping cough of the to the loss of all. The case for the reduced in strength, down to 77 children The same bottle serves the use of the services of women in the percent. Much now depends whole family. Par sdp by all Ch-viste Church is that the women of our upon the recovery of the absorbed and Stacek, eru f
W.
world have gifts to use which the Church cannot neglect, if it is to keep its power on the bearts- and minds of the people. The refusal to admit them to speak in a con secrated building while it asks for their services in schools and halls can 51 only be interpreted by the great 2. mass of opinion as an insistence on. 13 proscriptions which in secular life 24 bave been swept away. It will be 14 taken, while it is allowed to stand, as evidence that the Church has chosen 5 to make its appeal to the, modern world as a fortress of tradition, not To las a living, growing ofgunjn.
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