1920-07-19 — Page 10

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

Replay's Service the China Heil, 1

TURKISH TREATY.

TURKS MUST SIGN AS IT STANDS.

OR LEAVE BUROPE FOR EVER.

LONDON, July 17. The Allied reply to the Turkish note with reference to the Turkish Treaty, declines to modify the clauses relating to Thrace, Smyrna, the Syrian frontier, or Armenia. Regarding the regime in the Straits, the reply says emphatically that there can be no question as to the necessity of taking effective measures to prevent azother betrayal of the cause of civilisation by Turkish

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government, but the Allies bave decided to grant the Turkish request as to riparian power for the right to appoint a delegate on the Straits Commissions, such as the withdrawal of the condition which Turkey ceded to the Allies all Turkish steamships of 1,600 tons and upwards. The reply emphasises that Turkey's intervention in the war prolonged the conflict by at least two years, causing a loss to the Allies of several millions of lives and thousands of millions of pounds. It recalls the Turkish atrocities io Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Armenia &S showing the

ending necessity of

the

Turks empire of the

обет other nations. It declares that if Turkey refuses to sign peace, or still more if she is unable to re-establish authority in Anatolia, the allies may be driven to reconsider the arrangement with reference to Constantinople regard“ ing which the Allies had grave doubts by ejecting the Turks from Europe. once and for all. The Turks will be giveri until July 27 to sign.

THE AMERICA CUP.

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SANDY HOOK, July 16.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES

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SHTRES

CHOCOLATES

A CONSIGNMENT JUST TO HAND.

INCLUDING

NESTLE'S

MILK CHOCOLATE-NUT MILK

CHOCOLATE

PETER'S

POST OFFICER.

Redatured and Parcol Muffs are cloned 13 minutes earlier than the time given bakre unless otherwise stated, and where malls-am advertised to else befces 9. 4. registered and parcal mail, are closed at 5 p.m. on the previona day,

DIWARD MITA.

- MONDAY, July 18. Shanghal-Per SINKLANG, Japan-Per TOKIWA MARU.

TUESDAY, July 10,

Australia nod Manila-Per AKI MARU, WEDNESDAY, July 91 Shanghai-Per YINGCHOW

THURSDAY, July S

Japan-For SHIN-I MARU.

FRIDAY, July 30.

Straits and Calcutta Per SHINGO

MARU.

BUTE LED HERE.

`MONDAY, July 18. Formoss vis Keelung, "Shanghai; "Kortis

Chins. *Japan, via Nagasaki, *Canada, United States, "Con- tral and South America and *EUROPE A VICTORIA— Per MANILA MARU. Registra- țesă pe Tuesday, 10th Letters 830) 3-21-

TUESDAY. July 90. Bwatow and Bangkok Per CHIN.

HUA, 10 sm.

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Straits, Bangkok, Egypt and *EUROPE vis Liverpool-Per ORESTES, 10 am Shanghai, North China, Japan. via Nagasaki, Canada, United States, Central - and South Americs and EUROPE vis VANCOUVER, B.C.--For EM- PRESS OF JAPAN. Registe tion 9.45 a. m. Letters 10,30 sm. Sandakan. Australia and New Zealand Via THURSDAY ISLAND-Per ST. ALBANS. Begistration 11.15 am. Letters Noon Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Fer HAI-

BONG, 1.p.m.

Amoy, Shanghai and Forth China.

Per SHANTUNG, 3 p.m. WEDNESDAY, Joly

The race was declared off at 7.30. There is no wind. The "Re MILK CHOCOLATE BARS (with Toasted Almonds) Japan via Nagasaki-Par AKI MARU,

solute" has a long lead."

A REAL FREAK.

NEW YORK, July 16. They "Resolute's" docking gave rise to a flood of rumours which practically swamped the betting momentarily. Experts admit that they are puzzled by the "Shamrock" which they describe as a "real freak." Both boats underwent final trial spins. The weather bureau forecasts light a southerly wind.

PETROLEUM WORKERS STRIKE.

Ten thousand workers in the petroleum fields at Tampico bave struck demanding a 75 per cent, încrease in wages.

DISAGREEABLE BERLIN CROWD.

FRENCH LODGE PROTEST.

BERLIN, July 17. The French Charge d'Affaires has protested to the German Government against the Reichswehr Commander permitting the singing of Deutschland Ueber Alles after the salute on July 16. The protest points out that the incident evoked disagreeable demonstrations on the part of the crowd.

THE LATE DR. MORRISON'S FORTUNE.

HOW HIS SONS ARE TO BE EDUCATED.

LONDON, July 15.

Dr. Morrison left £27,545 in England. He requested his children to have the best education procurable at a preparatory school, next an English public school, and then Oxford, completing at Harvard or MacGill with a further course at a European university as approved by the trustees, subject to the possibility that one or the other of his sons might specially be adapted to some vocation requiring specialised training.

THE DAVIS CUP.

AMERICA WINS THE TIE.

In the Davis Cup matches Tilden and Johnston (America) best Parke "and Kingscote (England) by 86, 46, 46, 6-3, 6-2, America thus winning the tie.

The Englishmen put up an unexpectedly 'great fight, volleying magni- Ecently. The Americans featured hurricane slogging but were usap- proached in form against the Frenchmen at Eastbourne.

·SOUTH AMEKIDAN TROUBLES...

SANTIAGO DE CETLY, July 18. Messages from La Flaz state that the new Government banished Pre- sident Gutierrez and al members of the Cabinet and six leaders of the late government. The provisional government has appointed Jose Carrasco Foreign Minister.

MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY GENERALS CAPTURED.

MEXICO CITY, July 16. The War Department announces the capture near Monterey of the revolutionary generals, Bablo, Garlow, Garcia, and Jose Lanton. Gonzalez, who is considered to be the head of the recent revolts in the north, was formerly presidential candidate.

WHY IT'S WET.

"The bad weather, we are informed by the Observatory, is caused by the typhoon first signaled by the Royal Observatory on the 11th instas being indicated in the Pacific to the

SWATOW WOLFRAM EXPORT,

ARRANGEMENT WITH HONGKONG FIEM.

East of Luzon." The typhoon" pur in the service of Kwangtung is A well-known military commander -sued a north and northwesterly track!

mfil the 15th when a rounded North negotiating with a Borgkong firm to Forms and entered the coast to the allow the latter to have the monopoly North of Foochow Since the date; of the wolfram trade in the Chao-mei its continued existence has been shown districts with Swatow as the outlet, by the steadily falling barometer at according to information from a re Hongkong, and the southwesterly liable source, says the Canton Times. Finds at Gap Rock

According to arrangement, the 5 signal of the Local Code exporter shall guarantee the export 8.30a.m. yesterday, of 3,000 picais, at least, every month, probable gate from the during the first six months, a ind began to rise at term to be renewed if necessary. has been varying, from The tax for each picul to be (Beaufort, Scale) since, exported shall be from Bas to #force: at noon $8.00, according to the market price sted of the mineral in Hongkong. The „Colony, and së intended monopply höjder, shall að

wance a tax for 6,000 ylender matter of good faith.

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PASSENGERS.

DEPARTURE.

"Per L. “'Dilwara," :--Mr and Mrs Geromance, Miss Geromanos, Mr A. Loss, Mr Bankin, Mr V. C. Bartolome, Mr J. MacGregor, Mr. H. W. Brown, Lient M. Correis, Miss Faria, Miss D. EL Lund, Mr and Mrs Faria, Hr R. G. Blayrey, Mr and Mrs C. R. Smith, Mr M. M. Garda, Mr J. A. Martins, Mr and Mrs J. W. Byles, Mrs E. Parson, Miss Benjamin, Capt J. A. Ball, Miss Ada Balt. Miss A. Etolpe. Mr A. Anderson, Ne M. Phenney, and Mrs A.D. Hargard.

THE PAPER FAMINE.

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The dearth of newsprint paper was brought vividly to the attention of the American public by the ap pearance at Buffalo, recently of the Lackawanna Journal printed brown wrapping paper with this headline across the front page:

"This paper cost us 144 cents a pound, 44 cents more than the meat they used to wrap in it." |-* The Neuspaper · · World

that notification of increase of price. has been made by twelve more news. papers and periodical publications at Home. The totál of such advances for the year is 368.,

states

The continued high price of raw materials has led the "Bangkok Times to increase the cost of its daily edition to Ticals sixty per an- num postage extra, and the weekly edition to Ticals forty per amùmf including postage. These rates come into force on the expiry of existing subscriptions. Casual advertisements will be increased pro rata from July 1,

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