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The China Mail.

The

July 14, 1922, Temperaturo 80.

Barometer 20 89-

Rainf

No, 18.619

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近十七二十二百九千一英

BUSIN UNC , i

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HONGKONG, BATUKDAY, JULY 16 1922, 日一廿月五角戌壬次嵗年一十國民奉中 PRICE, $8.00 Per Month

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reuter's Service to the China Muly

THE PRIKot or waLES.

NEEDS A LONG REST..

FOUND TOUR CLIMATICALLY TRYING,

LONDON, July 14.

The Prince of Wales in a letter to the City Corpora

THE "DOLLAR.

To-day's closing rate 2/7 5/16. To-day's opuning raw 2/7-5/16.

R.DE WITH GEEHANY.

LANCASHIRE'S. YARN EXPORIS,

PROTEST AGAINST DUTY:

LANDO. July 141 - . Lotjathite's case. against the imposition of

tion suggesting a date between October 10 and 31 for 433 per tenga duty on Gertaan fabrio gloves was explain- receiving the Corporation's congratulations on his toured to the Board of Trade Committee of Enquiry by in India and the Ear East says he needs a complete rest: William. Howarth of Bolton, representing the cotton from public engagements at present as the tour was the inning employers, and workers. He said it would -losgest, and climatically the most trying of those he seriously interfere with their trade as there was on alter-

had undertaken during the last three years.

nistive to the German market and the entire glovemak- ing machinery of the country would not compensate the Joss of Lancashire's trade with German glovemakers. In 1921, 14,663,000 pounds weight of yarn was exported to Germany, whereof 40 per cent was of the kind used for fabris gloves. The committee adjoined.

THE PRINCE'S ROME COMĻvo.

DOWNING

STREET DINNER

CELEBRATES:

LONDON, July 14. Members of the cabinet and overseas represent atives were present at a Downing Street dianer given by Mr. Lloyd George in honour of the Prince of Wales, The Premier, in a speech welcoming the Prince, said that many were doubtful regarding tho vluit to India under the conditions then existing but H.R.H. sightly felt it bis duty not to wait until the glass wAL Ligh and until the roses were blooming before visiting in order to learn to understand the people over whom ha would one day reign. We rejoice" zaid Mr. Lloyd George, "that he went. Every report from India speaks in thrilling terms of gratitude of the beneficent effect of the tour upon even the most troubled provinces. The Princu visited some of His Majesty's other Eastern posscasions and also returned the Prince Regent o Japan's visit. We are all delighted at the splendid well come given him by our old Japanese allies. They suff

AMERICAN RAILWAY STRIKE.

MILITARY PROTECTION FOR RAILWAYS.

CHICAGO, July

Strike or er has been issued calling out 25,000 tionary firemen engineers and oilors on the railways roughout the United States on July 17. A Washing- message says it is probable that United States

will soon be employed to protect railways against interference by striking shopmen. Federal troops ste

red to reinforce the State troops called out in Ariete where there have been disorders. Meanwhile Lafeur Board is endeavouring at Chicago to find a

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we have always been firin friends and nothing on the blog by the cost of living tors four points last month. part of British-statesniamhip wit

THE PRINCE'S SPEECH.

DAVIS CUP DJUBLE”.

INDIA BEATS SPAIN.

LONDON, July 14.

At Bristol in the Davis Cup, doables A. A. Fyzco (Spain) 5–6, 7-5, 11-9, 8-10, 84.

AUSTRALASIANS' SUCUBED IN SINGLES. LONDON, July 14.

The Prince of Wales replying.declared that after meeting the representatives of all claeses, the many cative rulers and others he left India so opt'm'sƐ. (Wik the advance of civilization and education luto unfamiliar fields conflicts of ideas were inevitable but the wish hand of the distinguished Governor General war at the and Ramaswami (India) beat Gomar and Plaqper helm and the new Legislatures were facing their tasks with energy, patience and courage. After referring to Ceylon, Malaya and Hongkong regarding which he pro-¦-- mised to speak in greater detail later the Prince said he spout a most interesting month in Japan where he was delighted to return the Friase Regent's visit and to leem at first hand something of the country which was bound, by ties of traditional and intimste friendship, He could never forget the hospitality of the Imperial Family and the Government and people of Japan.

BRITAIN'S FINANCES.

STRONGER THAN SINCE THE ARMISTICE,

THE AMERICAN DEET.

LONDON, July 14.

At Roehampton in the second round of the Davis Cap Patterson (Australasia) beat Rohrer (Czacho- Slovakia) 6-1 6-3, 5-6, 6-2, Anderson (Australasia) beat Ardelt (Czecho-Slovakia 7-5, 6-4, 6-1. Owing to incessant rain both matches were played by agreement

on hard courts.

TROUBLED IRELANO,

LONDON, July 14. The Republicans claim to have captured the Free State barracks to Kilmallock and to have taken prisoner the garrison of 110.

ACTIVITY IN LIMERICK.

DOMING CLASH WITH DE VALERA,

Lorpos, July 14.

An important statement on Britain's financial position was made by Sir R. Horne in the Commons. Appearances point to great activity in South Replying to Mr. Aequita he said the British debt to Lamerick. The Free-Staters capture of Wrexford has` America at the present rate of exchange was 958 million seriously threatened the Irregulars' wing. The latter are sterling. The floating debt had been reduced since reported to be evacuating Waterford City, and to be July last by 409 millions. The internal debt of 155 falling back into Waterford. The Free Staters advanced millions matering in 1923-3 had been reduced by ita to a point twenty miles North of Limerick clearing 'out conversion to 4 million. The government was con-marauders.

stantly giving attention to the debt to America which It is reported from a trustworthy soures that De was a solemn obligation which the Goranment would Valers is ommanding the operations in the Cork area; undoubtedly ment. The recent request of the United foreshadowing a definite clash between the two leaders States to consider the funding of the debt would be when Collins, as in expected, advances to bis completely met. Britain's financial position was headquarters. Two thousand applied in Dublin to-day stronger to-day than at any time since the armistice, for enlistment in the feat Dablin Brigade., He believed ways would be found to overt grave financial perils to the world and Britain would very great part in that direction

AMERICAN COLL STRIKE.

HARDING'S PLANÉ CRITICISED,

ล

CINCINNATI, July 14 Representatives of non-union bitaminous producers have telegraphed to President Harding "probeating against his plan to settle the coal strike, declaring hat grants at the expense of the public pt a spatial waga privilege to unioniste was not based on economía can- ditiona

GERMANTA ZEPARATIONS`REQUEST,

ogs, Jaly

Bar John Bradbury, the British represental the Reparationskommiarlow, kas arrived in Lond Paris to conmlf the Cabinet in regard to Ganh quest for a moratorium.

FRENOR VACCINATION DISCOVERY.

Pants, July 14. Le Matin states that French doctors hava, carried put experiments conclusively showing that the absorp- tion of vaccine against typhus, dysentery and cholars in muoli more effies rious than vaccination. Out of 1238 persons in one district who absorbed anti-typhoid vaccine only five suffered from typhoid while there were right per cent of cases of typhoid among 761 unvao-- cinated persons.

COUNTY CRICKET,

London, July 14. Essex drew at Leyton with Hampshire for whom: Mead in the Grash innings soared 179 not out.

was by ten wickets from Warwickshire at. Birmingham, Hobby making 168.

Yorkshire playing against Worcestershire at Brad

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