1920-03-02 — Page 7

MELACHRINO

(Egyptian Cigarettes)

Famous the world over

QUALITY

FOR

Prices for 100's clas

No. 1

$4.75

No. 4 No. 5

$3.75 No. 9

$2.25

3.25 No. "C"

No. 8.

2.25 Imperiales

3.50 3.50

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TABAQUERIA FILIPINA,

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10, DES VŒUX ROAD, C.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

MOTOR DEPARTMENT.

istributors for

COLE DODGE & OLDSMOBILE Cars,

FEDERAL Trucks-FISK: Tires, HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycles.

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ARROW, BRENNAN, JACOBSEN MEITZ. REDWING, ROBERTS, & VENN- SEVERIN Marine engines,

We stock Spare Parts also carry a complete line of Auto-Accessories and Motorboat Fittings.

Motor Car Storage-

and

Repairs of all descriptions under European supervision. Re-painting a speciality.

*Inquires and Inspection Invited.

No. 7. Russell St.

Call at our Motor Garage

or

THE 1920

Ford

UBE UNIVERSAL CAR

Price $1,000,00

Phone 659,

83

If the price of the Ford had advanced since 1914, In the same ratio as standard Plecegoods, the Ford would cost about $4,000 to-day! Made la Canada-

SOLE AGENTS:

ALEX. ROSS & CO.,

HONGKONG

HE BONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 2ND.

LOS ANGELES PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY.

DIRECT***

THROUGH SERVICE TO ALL OVERLAND POINTS

VIA

PORT OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. Opening the following FAR EASTERN SERVICE for the account of the United States Shipping Board..

8.8, WEST MONTOP loading about March 16th.”“”. 5.8. WEST HIKA loading about April 16th..

Through_rates quotɔl and through Bills of Lading issued to all Overlan 1 Points the United States.

KOBG.

OFFICE—SINGAPO IE, “MANILA, SHANGHAI, HONGKONG OFFICE.-31 Eloor, Prince's Buildings, Charter

Boul.Tal No. 1061

CHAS. E RICHARDSON, General Agent for South China.

TREATY CHANGES." PRESIDENT WILSON'S OPINION.

In his mesinge to the Democrat Na- tional Committee dinner on Jackson Day, President Wi'son déclared the only clear and single way to determine the will of!: the American people regarding the League of Nations was to make it the issue st the next election. President Wilson de- clared that he did not object to reserva tions if the Senate wished to say in them what was the undoubted meaning of the Treaty, but, he added

we cannot rewrite the Treaty we must take it without any changes which would alter its menning, or lease it; then after the rest of the world has signed we must face the an thinkable task of making another and separate kind of treaty with Germany.

Discussing the consequences of the the drawal of the United States from the von rert of nations, President Wilson declared that Germany was benter, that the old stage was reset for the old plot," and added, "Germany is now ready for the resumption of her old offensive and de- fensive alliances, which made settled pence impossible. It is now open again for every sort of intrigue......... None of the objects wo professed to be fighting for are secured or can he made certain with-ij out America'a ratification of the Treaty or its entry into the Covenant"

"President. Wilson argued that the main- tenance of an effective world peace and the execution of the Treaty depends on the whole-hearted participation of the United States, adding: If we keep out of this agreement, if we do not give guarantees, then another attempt will be made to crush the now nations of Europe.

Personally, I do, not accept the action of the Senate as the decision of the nation. I asserted from the first that the overwhelming majority of the people of this country desire the ratifica tion of the Treaty.

„THE LEẢGUE OF NATIONS. President Wilson also declared that tha submission of the question of the Leagua of Nations to the electorate would give." the next election the form of a great and solemn referendum," and assorted that the United States. had no more moral right to refuse to partake in the execution, administrations, and settle- ments of the war than to refuse to pat- take in the fighting daring the last few weeks of the war. The world has been made safe for democracy, but demo- cracy has not been finally vindicated.. All sorts of crimes are being committed in its name. All sorts of preposterous perversions of its doctrines and practices are being attempted. The United States must solve the great present-day social and industrial problems, and lead tho way to settled order as well as political liberty!

President Wilson made no statement as to whether be would be standing for a third term of office..

Mr. Bryan, in his address to the Com- mittee, openly opposed President Wilson on the question of making the League of Nation the issue at the next election,' declaring that the Democratic party inast accept such compromises as may by pos sible or present the issue to the country.

Mr. Bryan paid a tribute to President Wilson in holding out the idea of uni- versal peace to the war-worn nationa He declared that President Wilson had succeeded better than might have been. expected, but the Republicans in the Senate bad fiddled while civilisation threatened a conflagration." Mr. Bryan added that the nation had spent a hun dred thousand lives and twenty billion dollars to make the world safe for demo oracy. The fundamental principle of democracy was the rule of the majority; this applied to the Senate as elsewhere. The Democrats could not go before the country on Article 10 of the Peace Treaty. 14 we do not" Mr. Bryan declared, intend to impair the right of Congress to decide the question of peace or waT". when the time for action arrives, how can we insist upon a moral obligation to go to war which can have no force except

"of as it does impair the independence Congress Mr. Bryan pleaded for the immediate restoration of peace and the adoption of other election issues "than the League of Nations by the Democratic

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party.

After admitting the right of the Repub lican majority in the Senate to dictate the course of that house, Mr. Bryan declared that, as their plan had been re jected, the Democrats must face the situa tion as it was. To appeal to the coun- try, he said, would mean a delay of four- teen months, and success would only be attained in the event of the Democrats securing a two-thirds majority in the Senate Democracy, he declared, could not afford to share with the Republicans the responsibility of further delay.

Mr. Hitchcock, the Democratic leader in the Senate, in a speech, advocated an honourable compromise, but added that if the Republicans wanted to throw down the gauntlet before the American people for a fight to a finish on the League, the Democrats were "reacy to take it up,” and the issue between the two parties would be paramount over all others. "We" Mr. Hitchcock said, "shall find. whether, the American people want the country to sink to the level of absolute provincialism or assume ite place and moral leadership among the nations of the world. There can he but one result"| to suggest; any other would be to slander the American people."

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THE MEHAGE OF INDIGESTION

to-the General Health should seither be ignored aur, treated lightly. It is always wise to regard 'Indigestion "as a serious menice- for this it is, most undoubtedly. Do not therefore diamine a stomach ail- meat with the words :- 143 in only indigestion!" Think of what it might lead to. For it happens that neglect of this allment is some cssca' has serious resulta. A simple reme

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They include 2- bilious- дела, · constipation, Satulevica, heedunha failing appetite and other familiar forms of ladisposition. Bo prompt to deal with such troubles. Do not allow them to gain a hold, apan you. Remember that "these symptoms do really matter. Adopt the best defensivo measures against the menace of indigestion to Good Health by taking

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in his message to the Democrat N GRIMAULT'S

tional Committee Mr. Gerard (formerly. United States Ambassador in Berlin), who wag then believed to be a candidate for the Presidency, urged the party to seek a compromise with the Republicans on the subject of the Peace Treaty,

MAGISTRATES CREATE A SCENE.

At Burnfoot (co. Donegal): Patrick Porter, of Buncrana, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment for advocat ing the Sinn Fein loan. Dr. McGinley, of Letterkenny; Sean Milroy, of Dublin; and Edward MeDeridot, GF Derry, were scotenced to two months' imprisonment, with three months additional, for refus ing to give bail on a similar charge. After the pronouncement of the sentences there we scene in court. Porter's! brither, a magistrate, protested against the decision, and declared he would resign his commission. Mr. Jolin McLaughlin, another magistrate, also protested, and was ordered out of court by the stipen diary magistrate, who presided

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INDO CHINA

`STEAM_NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED.

MANILA

BAILINGS (SUBJEUP: TO ́ ́ ALTERATION

SHANGHAI... '...'

KOBE

HAIPHONG, mar sin kom

STRAITS & CALCUTTA *****

TIENTSIN

124

240

BANDAKAN

М

*KWONGSANG*Thurs, 4th Mar., D'light, "

...Thars, 4th Mar, 5 pm.

"LAISANG*

*FAKSANG Fr 5th Mar,

"LUONGYANG, FEL 5th Mar, 3 ul. "YAISHING.Fri.,

5th Mar 3pm.

CHEONGSHING San 14th Mar, Dlight

HINSANG-Sat

971h Mat. Nan

QALCUTTA PINK -This Line affords "reguar_sallings to Calcutta, sedang and Singapore, returning from Calenta, steamers proceed via Straite and Hongkong to Japan, pouasionally calling at Shanghai, All steamers have areoliant passenger accomodation, aro fitted with Elacorto Light and Fans and carry a fully-qasliñod Sarreon

MANILA

HAIPHONG LINE-Sailing appro

SHANGHAI LINE:-Sallings approximately every five days betwasa Canton sat

Shanghal, somsalms calling at Restow. Through dakota-can- be obtained and through Buis of Lading are needed to all Northern and Yangtaas Forta via Shanghai. LINE:-A weekly service is mainsained with Manila by vossals with good

passanger accommodation, sailings from both ports every Friday, wookly for passengers and dargo approximately making at Hoihow when inducement offers, LINE:-One saling per month batean Hongkong sad Sauditas by.

a gbeamer having up-to-date.accommodation for phasengers. Cargo taken on threagh Bills of Lading for Kuaist, Jowalton Ladasa, Tawao and Lahad Dain TIENTSIN LINE:-A regalar sarvios-da ren from March to Novembar ben yan

Hangrong and Tiantsin, calling at Weinsiwal and Gaalon,

BORFEO

CALCUTTA

LINE.

S.S. “YATSHİNG'

will be despatched

✓ ón

or-about-March 5th, for

SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA,

Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, PORT SWETTENHAM and MADRAS.

For Freight or Passage apply to-

TELEPHONE No. 215.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

GLEN

GENERAL MANAGERS

AND

.....

SHIRE

Joint Service of Steamers'

UK-STRAITS, CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE.

Vermel

OUTWARDS.

HOMEWARDS.

Vessel

Leaves Hongkong

"GLENAVY"

GLENARIFFE

GENOA

Dae Hongkong

Discharge

25th February...

7th March...Gerda, London, ASTWERP & ESAN,

Movements are subject to change, without notice. For freight or further particulars please apply to:-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

(The Glen Line, Ltd: AGENTS: The Royal Mail Steam Packet Go:

Owners of "Shire" Liner

Tel. No. 15, sab. dx 27

Cable Address

Kawakison, Kobe -

Bentley's, A.B.C. 8th Ed.

and

Scott's Codes.

KAWASAKI KISEN

Telephone: Sannomiy

KAISHA

(KAWASAKI," STEAMSHIP.CO.)--

CAPITAL PAID-UP.

X20,000,000

President Mr. Y. Kawasaki. Vice-President: Mr. K. MATSUKATA. Managing Director: Mr. Masara ASE..

The Company has on hand a Large Number of

NEW CARGO STEAMERS

ALWAYS READY FOR

CHARTERS of all descriptions.

The following are comprised in the Company's Fleet-

Eleven steamers of 9,too tons each de dweight.

And, under the Company's management

Twenty steamers of about 9,100 tons deadweight each Two steamers of about 6,goo tons deadweight each, Belonging to the Kawamki Dockyard Co., Ltdy

Rates and all other particulars apply to the

KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA,

No. 8. Bunu, Korz