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MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925.

MISSION WORK.

IS IT TO CEASE IN KWANGTUNG?

TO-DAY'S MEETING,

About 150 missionaries from the province of Kwangsung gathered at St. Paul's College Hostel this morn ing to review their position in view of recent developments in China ne ault of which they were obliged 5 leave the sphere of their activi ties. Il missions, were also re- presented.

The Press-stère it invited to the meeting bud a China Mail" repro- sonlative who conversed after the meeting with its Chairman (Mr. G. IT. Xeur, Now Zealand Presbyterian Mission, Canton) was informed that no definite policy had been decided upon. The meeting had been called with the object of interchange of information as to the sitnation and its relation position of the churches repre- to the

THE HARBOUR.

THE CHINA MAIL.

RIFF WAR.

DAVIS CUP.

STILL MORE SEAMEN AVAILABLE.

AMERICAN ZONE TIES BEGIN.

ATTACKS, REPULSED WITH HEAVY LOSS.

HOPEFUL SIGNS.

9,5,

PATTERSON IN U.S.A.

(Reuter's Service.),

Mexico City, July 19. Spain eliminated Mexico from the Davis Cup (American Zone), winning all the four singles

The

Tung On.hich arrived back from Kong pon yesterday afterncod. sailed for Canton this morning with bre supplies. Her trip to Kongmoon was uneventful except that she was aground for some hours on the Wangmun Bar and was not matches, re-floated until H.M.S. Moorhen rendered assistance

EA Davis Cup tie consists of with the four singles and one doubles supply of a lighter for emptying matches.] the bunkers. Six European passengers were brought from Kongnioon.

EARLIER CABLE.

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Owing to the registration of

Noordwyk, July 18. numbers of seamen, the shipping In the European Zone Davis situation has considerably, im Cup final, Rene Lacoste (France)) proved and there will shortly be beat Timmer (Holland) 5-7, 7-6. nothing to

6-2 hinder ships with 6-2,

and Jean Borotra anchorage. The Hai Ning, of the land) 6-2, 6-4, 10-8. cargo to carry, moving from their (France) beat Diemerkool (Hol-

aiready done so and is now at her Douglas Steamship Company, has wharf taking on cargo, chiefly American Natal stores. assuming a more normal appear

gradually nnce and many more launches are noticed to be in operation. Engi- peers and coxswains for the har

The harbour is

AIR FORCE BUSY.

(Reuters Service.)

Fez, July 19.

Marshal Petain has arrived and begun work with the General

Staff.

is

LISBON REVOLT.

CRUISER DECLARES FOR REVOLUTIONARIES,

SURILENDER BEGINS.

(Reuter's Service.),

Lisbon, July 19.

number of officers who were A military revolt, headed by o arrested after the outbreak on April 13 and who escaped from Paris, July. 19.

the fortress of San Juliao, broke Reports from Fez state that out early in the morning. enemy, pressure on the centre,

The cruiser Vasco da Gama de- northern front palpablyclared for the revolutionaries. slackening.

The Government took prompt New attacks at Ainnastouf and measures to suppress the revolt, Ainnicha posts were repulsed the leader of which is Captain with heavy loss. There were no Baptista. French casualties.

Four other officers Generally speaking, the various have been put in jail.

have already surrendered and districts are not meeting with The submission of the Vasco da great difficulty,

Gama is momentarily expected.. The Air Force is very busy Other revolutionaries are en- reprovisioning stations and com-camped near Belem but the move- pelling assailants to flee pre-ment la considered already to be Moroccan division from Rhinelanding the President's Palace. All is detachments of the troops is precautionarily guard- suppressed. A large force of

have arrived at Oujda.

quiet in the city.

Noordwyk, July 19, the Davis Cup, R. Lacoste and

France eliminated Holland incipitous

The Brugnon beating Van Lennep and Diemerkool 6-1, 6-3, 6-B

OTHER EARLIER SPORT.

(Reuter's Americau Service.)

The zuged for a canite policy been felt, sard Dr. MeNeur and there laut he is distinction of denomination or nationiby "in fle representation at the meeting, general feeling had been the the Chinese Christian churches were in a position now to stand by thems selves if they so desired and if they wished missionary activity to consour launches have been engaged the missionaries were prepared to

in considerable numbers and

. Brookline (Mass.), July 19. leave.

others have applied to the Police

In the Longwood lawn tennis for

employment. The War tournament (doubles), the Aus- Department launches have main.tralians, Patterson and Hawkes tained a service since the begin-defeated the Americans, Johnson Ring of the strike and by an un-beat the Japanese, Harada, 3-7, and Hill 6-2, 6-3, 6-8, Patterson fortunale coincidence there were 7-5, 6-8, 6-3, 6-1, in the singles.

A small committee had beris

anthorised to go into the positig. suid Mr. MeSent; meanwhile thor. would be a question of sending inissionaries bome nuls forlod

was outstanding.

The Commitee appointed with: päwer to coopt were Dr. Freighton fr she True Light Middle School (American Presbyterian). Rev. W. W. Clayson London Mission ary Roelety, Canton) and the Hov. Shop (alte Brethren Mission, Cantoru.

mishaps to both this week-end. As a result of going aground at Green Island the Tommy Atkins Sustained damage to her bows. part of the stem piece having been torn away. The Emphali has been refloated after having been aground for some days.

French Lose Posts.

Fez, July 19,

A communique says the French have lost posts at Babhosein, Wedbumrin, after a violent Riff attack in which the Riffs lost heavily.

Earlier Cable,

Paris, July 19. Marshal Petain met Marshal an audience with the Sultan of Lyautey at Rabat and later had Morocco. M. Naulin, interviewed Atlantic City, July 19.

before going to. Moroco applauded The combined athletic team Petain to Morocco, as his presence the decision to send Marshal Universities easily defeated the there would cheer the troops. from Oxford and Cambridge team from Princeton and Cornell. Naulin said there were at pre- Universities.

sent 125,000 troops in the Riff region and he believed this force was adequate to achieve the French Press of Riff activities in French aims. Reports in the the direction of Fez are confirmed by a message from Madrid which describes violent Riff attacks on Ainicha and incessant aeroplane bombardments of the enemy lines.

Seabright (NJ), July 19. Motor Boats."

The Oxford and Cambridge lawn tennis team defeated the Almost, as CHEUNG CHAU NOTES and walla walas are now avail-by nine matches to three.

many motor boats Princeton-Williams. Universities

ap at the close of the service (on

attendance.

able both sides of the harbour as charges being-the same. there were in normal times.

for

an unknown!

MACHINE-GUNNERS' MEMORIAL.

(Reuter's Service.).

London, July. 18.

A sensation was caused at, the conclusion

of the Amatear

TRADE TREATY.

SOVIET AND GERMAN NEGOTIATIONS.

(Reuter's Service.)

Moscow, July 19.

Later.

this morning after much shooting, All revolutionaries surrendered Martis: law has been established all over the country. The Govern ment threatened to bombard the Vasco Da Gama if it held out after) which the cruiser surrendered the situation is otherwise normal. unconditionally. In the afternoon

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Warship movements during the Cap Tosias sand "command" has been week-end have been the departure taken over by Captain Kenlil.of H.M.S. Diomede for Home and Quite a large number travelled over. Concord for the north Athletic Association's champion- on Saturday and there will probably gunboat Argo sailed for Canton, for which there was a strong to join the feet. The French ship meeting at Stamford Bridge, be a fuil ship on Moldy to-day and the U.S. destroyer Simpson foreign entry. The Secretary, at many missionaries will be going over to attend a special confervene, at St.

destination. the presentation of trophies, Paul's Hostel to discuss the present H.M.S. Titania, and Submarine the American Murchison for win- Vessels still in harbour ure stated that two medals earned by situation. The matter was brought 133, H.M.A.S. Brisbane, and thening the 100 and 200 yards' Sunday evening: He was a large US, Ships Asheville and Bulmer. events must be withheld pending Ganetzky, head of the Soviet investigation into his amateur delegation which is negotiating status. Murchison was informed the Russo-German trade agree- began. It is understood. the News Agency, said the negotia- of the matter before the meeting ment, interviewed by the Roata THE SMILE THAT COVERS

PAIN. question concerns the alleged pay-tions are now almost ended. Only ment of expenses, '

Under a smile women often t'mes by a few questions are unsettled, to hide more pain and sufforing than He declared the Soviet agreed any men could be patiently. If women Sydney, July 18. Playing here to-day the Eng-the German Government demand-weak or impute blood their

to make important concessions but we'd only remember that their frequent -failures-of-bealth usually arise from The Duke of Connaught unveiled lish "soccer team beat Australia ed further concessions while not easily be the Machine Gun Corps memorial by five goals to nil.

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Would making a single concession itself; longer retain their satural cherm. in the open space between the Mall gates and St Garp's Hospital,

but the appointment of Count dragging-brotaches the headaches that When the blood fails, then begin those The memorial, sculptured by Mr. won by Sapper A. Smith, late of many realised the importance of cause dark lies und r the eyes do

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hot flashes ad indigestion. Then the leaning (}} Goliath's sword. The figure stands

He was sure Germany would complexion blemished. Much of

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goodwill the treaty might be sign wreathed machine-guns.

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This 19th was the anniversary of the opening of the Hall but” no special reference was made of the feb. A concert was to have been bekl on Saturday, but owing to the unsettled weather conditions it has been postponed till. The following Saturday, An interesting pro- gramme is expected to be presentert,

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the time having been taken up with he set out with his bat to help his argumente legal points. Mother to bring up his 11 Bryan Gually objected to the ad brothers and sisters. mission of the evidence of erientists. Fudge Ralston allowed the point which will ms exclude the testi- mony of experts, many of whom had men many be. Hobbs's amazing travelled laundreds of miles to testify The world is now watching Hobbs repertoire of strokes beats them on hetalf of Soupes. Angry out bursts greeted the enling-Reuter's | overtaking Dr. W. G. Grace's American Service.

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