1920-07-23 — Page 5

Page

CABLES.."

EARLIER CABLES, (INROTON BRUTER'S, LOKNOT.)

OUTRAGES

IN IRELAND.

MURDER OF COLONEL SMYTH.

LONDON, July 19th.

In the House of Commons, replying to -question-in-regard to the murder

Colour Sayth Sir Hamar Greenwood denounced she murder of this very gallant and distinguished other and gave an

4.

rates that every step was being taken to track down the murderers,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 22ND, · 1920-

TROUBLED ASIA MINOR. RUMANIA READY TO HELP.

LONDON, July 19th.

A SHANGHAI LIBEL CASE:

JUDGE HOLDS THAT THERE WAS

NO LIBEL

At H.M. Supreme Court, Shanghai last week, before His Honour Judgs Skinner Turner, a legal point in connexion with the libel action E. A. Dearn » Captain P. Davies was heard and decided.

CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

[BEFORE HIS HONOUR MR. J. R. WOOD,

ACTING PUISNS JUSTICK.).

THE KITCHENER OF PEACE.

A MILLION MEMBERS FOR A

PEACE LEAGUE.

I was invited the other day by the League of Nations Union to visit their London headquarters (writes the Pilgrim in the Daily Newsy. Apparently it was felt that I might find cheering evidence of the New World there.

their comrades after a retreat from Mong will look on indifferently when it in a que tion of arresting the retreat of politicians from the ideals for which Mons stood. It a ens for Lord Kitchener to raise thres million men für war, but Lori Robert Cecil is finding it extremely difficult to raise only one million men for peace.

A QUARRELSOME FÄMILY. The Daily Telegraph understands that Rumania anxious to participate in the

Tang Kin Hee was indicted on two task of pacifying Asia Minor and is ready

¿counts; (1) Setting fire to a store and a: to place a considerable force af the dir

Plaintiff a salesman in the employ of Louse, and (5) assaulting his mother, Chan Brower & Co. Ltd., booksellers and station.

SUPPORT OF THE CAURON. post of the Anglo-Greek Command.

ers, claimed Tiz 1,300 as damages from the Lin Tai, af Lantas Island.

I found, however, that Mr. Williams GOVERNMENTS-REPLY TO

defendang who is managing director or proMr. P. Jacks, Acting Crown Solicitor,

It happened that before going to Buck. | refused to be disparaged." || He declined CRITICISM.

prietor of the business known as the Café prosecuted." Parisien, for falsely and maliciously can

fingham Gate I had spent na hour with an to believe that the world would 'willingly LONDON, July 20th,

ing to

be printed and published in a daily The following jury was expaneled soldier, gasest in France and now in return to the old disastrous outlook or that In the House of Commons, moving an newspaper, an advertisement in the follow Messes, C. Lauritsen, D. A. Goodwin, Han advanced stage of consumption, whe is the ideal of the League would ever die. immediate ing words: Empire Day at the CA. R. Conant, H. N. Beaurepaire, F. living in, extreme poverty and squalor. He was inclined to agree, I gathered, that adjournment to discuss the

Parisien. A special dinner will be served. Mr. Palmer asked for an aurance that danger to British interesta arising out of Mi Butterick, Mr. Flannagan, and Mr. Lafleur, F. P. Shroff and R. S. Judah. He had just run away from hospital, the Union suffered somewhat from res

in Syria Dearn will entertain during the evening." the Ligveranen would support General the threatened hostilities

Plaintiff said he never agreed with the His Lordship explained to the prisoner cause be had seen all the men in his ward pestability," and that, some of its branches acrently in any action he night take, Alajor the Hon. W. Ornaby-Gore rigor defendant to entertain at the said Cafe that in the Police Court he was charged die, one after the other, but he felt that were in danger of being crushed by the however fearless, to put down these in only criticised the Government »He de Parisien, or on the said day, or at all; that with burning down two "houses. It was it would be his turn next. He preferred dead weight of local notabilities who be famous events, and that the Dyer incidentclared that the supreme British interest bo is not professional perio annoy afterwards found that those hanses belongaut to wait.

has in eonsequence suffered

come associated with the League of Na- in the Middle East, as elsewhere, was the ance and has been injured in his credit and ed to him, so those houses are not concerned I discovered hini and his wife in one tiny with the same ergerness with which

good name and social position, and has restoration of perm which slone would percurred poblig odium and ridicule and con- in the present charge. He was now charg dismal back room, fit by a window about they reps she powidowcy of the local mit political Freedam and some pro tempt.

*ŋd with setting fire to a ŝtore and a house two feet square, in a Loudha slum. They flower show. The impression I gót was purity. The French ultimatum would in the justion as to whether the world. He was not charged with burning down had foutil it imposible to live on his small that the new policy of the Union will be

His Lordship, in giving his decision, evitably entail the employment of further complained of were libellous was always a the house, but only with setting fire to it. pension, and had pawned searly every based on recognition of the fact that the question of law for the Court, and it was This house was the war in which he had thing. I noticw! chat liix wife's hair wos League stands, after all, for revolt-for British troops and money."?

from the jury if in the Court's opinion, the else.

would not be repeated in Ireland,

Sir Hamar Greenwood said, tha: Graural Mäready and he were consulting almost daity. The Government had never refused any of "General Macrendy's requests. Sir Hamar Said he 'would continue to support every police or military officer who was

endarpuring to carry out his duties in this most critical situation.

ra

and

hurt herself.

had just cut it off and soll it for 158.

I mention this ex-soldier and his wife

ļ

Is the support of a Church that sinais for war worth having" I asked, ...”. We,hope it will stand for pracy, repled,

Mr. Bouar Law, réplying, pointed out the duty of the Court to withdrawa ̃ense "been living, but which belenged to someone short like a boy's nad she told me that she revolt against the old disastrous order-- that France accepted the Syrian mandate wrds could not bear any libellous meaning. The prisoner said that he set fire to his

and that for the fatures local mayors with at San Reme, Emir Feisul consenting. No innuendo had been added to the words own houses and not to other people's pro

a hellicose past will not be pressed by French troops had been masacred and in the pleadings and no special meaning" SERIOUS RIOTING IN CORK..

other'sutrages had been committed. Inter had been put on the words. It was not perty. In awer to the charge of assault. LONDON, July 19th ference on the part of the Commons would sew suggested that Mr. Dearn was a pro- ing his mother, the prisoner said that he because it happened, as I said, that I sereiaries of the lion to divert their Serious plats occurred at Cork Sun- be equivalent to interference of the French fessional. In order to be libellous, words gave her a push, and she fell down and listened to their views a war before calling energies from the opening of "deserving.

and bring.

it the headquarters of the Lengte of Ya: ¦ bazaar. day night. A crowd of ex-soldiers, in-

Chamber in our action against the lawless mast injure a man's reputation,

tions Union. They were not views that Mr. Williams surprised me on one point. furiated at the hayonetting of a courade who did not answer the challenge and met Arab in Mesopotamia France Lad not him into public ridicule and contempt. In: Mr. Jacks said that the prisoner waY A with his death at the hands of the soldiers, violated her mandate in Syria. Britain this case the only meaning the words con- fisherman, living in Tong-fuck village on

meant to honour her promise to the Arabs, ryed was that Mr. Dearn was a profe, Lan-tao Island, together with his mother can be printed, chiefly because they were He said that a special effort would shortly

sioual, wberens in attackel the uniformed soldiers,

face he WILB not."his brother and his brother's wife. There expressed in language from which 'society be made to list the Aupport of the It is and France, replying to our questions, de Accordingly, His Lordship could not ses appeared to have been emsiderable friction claims to be protected." I have heard 10gn Church armoured tar hired on the crowd. report that there were latter and six-clared that she had no intention of a pur. how the hard would come within the de in the family, and the prison was seriously injured. The Sinn Fein Volan manent military occupation after the ad finition of libel. He could not see how they always quarrelling with his mother. On wear in France When wat was disc amend, dave had been accepted and order had been tended to bring plaintiff into ridicule and June 19th there was a wordy difference he but it gave me something of 'n shock to restored. That was our own policy in Meso, contempt by suggesting that he had joined tween the prisoner's wife and his mother hear this man ensing from his squalid potàmia.

the ranks of the professional performer on the subject of rice. The wife went out bed, with his clo-cropped vile sitting at

Mr. Pilkington came in. He is in chargo Lord Robert Cecil and others expressed in these circumstances, it seemed to him and fetched the husband. The prisoner

of the educational side of the Unian," and It was not only war but the believes that education will bring the New the opinion that the Government's reply that if they envie to try the case before

World to Wife. He told me something that wuld do a great deal to allay existing jury it would be his duty to withdraw the worked himself up into a temper and went the foot.

came from the jury, and, therefore, the to his brother-in-law's bonse, forced it open whole of humanity that he cursed.

vertainly was cheering. He said that the anxiety.

only thing to do would be to adopt that and broke a big earthenware pot. He then

Union were arranging to produce a His went to his mother's house and assaulted!

I will be realised therefore that I wastery-written in the light of the new ideals course now without going into the evidence. He must hold that these words were not his mother and hroke several things in the

It will not, libellous, and accordingly give judgment house. The mother's brother appeared on in no very serene or detached state when which he hoped would be accepted in all for the defendant, with costs.

the sens and the prisoner went away. He called at the headquarters of the body the schools of the country.

that has set out to permals the people of course be The conventional history. I brooded over the matter overnight, and in of this gunntry that it would be as well will not glorify var and Imperialism, or -to-abolish war. I had just left the xial put a halo found the heads of bellicose -the-morning-wis seen by severalistic

deliberately setting fire, with Arewood and thing, the real naked spirit of revelt Kings or Ministers. I will examine the

-down-a-store and the homes of his brother: plenkant-phrases A walked into 22 THE PROTECTION OF FOREIGNERS.in-law and mother, and tried to set fire to Huckingham-gate, I could still hear the

zeers rescued isolated sokli

GOVERNMENT POLICY

UNCHANGED.

THE RUSSIAN

ADVENTURE

LONDON, July 19th. In the House of tomuus, replying to questions, Mr. Bonar Law stated that the Government's Irish policy was unchanged, namely, ta' reture law and order in Ireland by all means in their power and, simolean- rously to carry out the Government of Ire. BRITAIN'S HEAVY EXPENDITURE, land Bil The Government considered i that in view of the powers under the De, -fence of the Bratm regulations the pro-l --clamation of martial law in Ireland could

LONDON. July 19th. Sofeally stated that the expendi

THE REAL AND THE IDEAL..

|

!

:

not provide anti-factory method of dent ture on Russian operations from NovemTHE CONTEST IN THE NORTH. kerosene oil, to several houses, He burned against war, stripped of all compromise or causes of some of the needless war of the

ing with the present situation, but the ber 11th, 1915, to March 31st, 1990, was

Cabinet was considering whether additional powers could be usefully secured by new legislation. He added that those best able to. jutge thought we were getting the troubles better in hand. He did not think i it reasonable to judge in terms, of murders from one week to another.

MANNIX,

£5.973.000, of which £31.244.000 was spen: on the British forces and £24,525,000 was ed in giving assistance to the Russians.

||

POLAND IN PERIL POLES MAKING A GENERAL

RETREAT.

LONDON. July 19th.

of

ri

work..

past, and it will not omit to point out that it is not always Prime Ministers who in wars, but occasionally private soldiers whose only memorial is an inexpensivo crow in any foreign country. Mr. Pilk- ington rather doubted if the big public selfools would neeept the new History, but he had hopes of the elementary school.

As I climbed the stairs to Lord Robert Cecil's room I found wygislf. wondering whe-

11

Bat.

enthusiastic welcome at a crowded civic ru July 16th. After hitter Sghting the enemy circles declare that there is danger of the prison for a year. Then she tried to charge; ou, something and another, and myself; by no means in despair. He thought that

ARCHBISHOP GREAT-RECEPTION IN NEW YORK.

New Youx. July 10th. Archbishop Maunix of Melbourne, necom panied by Mr. de Valera, received an ption at the Madison Square Garden, The Archbishop's address was punctuated with applause, especially when, referring to the auggestion that he would not be per- mitted to land on British soil, he said that hedid not intend to land on British coi] but on the soil of the Irish republic.

LATER.

Archbishop, Mannix received the Freedom of the City. He declared that while America, did not need Australia, the latter "might need America.

NO NATIONALISATION OF RAILWAYS.

THE GOVERNMENT'S POLICY.,

LONDON, July 19th,

a

To the House of Commons, replying to question, Mr. Bonar Law said that it was Government policy to hand back the rail ways to the Companies at the expiration of the present agreement. Mr. Bocar Law assented to the suggestion of Mr. John Hogge that the policy was diametrically opposed to nationalisation,

A Reuter's despatch From Peking dated his own house. He then left the village curses of the ex-soldier dying protestingly, the 12th inst. says:--

with his wife, but was arrested when he I could still her the shriller curses of his mandate, issued yesterday evening, returned a week later. When charged at wife. 1.hardly felt adjustel to the suave emphasized that the protection of the lives the Police Station, the prisoner admitted courtesy of the official-Captain Berkeley and property of foreigners in China was that he had set fire to the house, because who received me.

He took me into several roomix where specially provided for in treaties and that his wife had quarreled with his mother. this obligation must be faithfully observed. At the Magistracy, he said that when he saw a number of people doing admirable The mandate instructed all military and

There was a woman-clever and A Palish communiqué, dated July 18th. civil officials in the cupita and in was 12 years of age his father died. and culture-sitting at a table and reading ther he would say anything that might be

this ad supported his mother ever siner. He Wan Ho 37. Three times had his mother on the whole front except in the Dubno matter and warned them of the consequences wished his death, Once he had recovered in the air. I asked her if she soldier cursing humanity from his squalid

ale get the truth, in newspapera deathbed, with his haggard-wife ! thought f neglect, soctor, where we reoccupied Dobno. We

As I spoke the scissors arnoped down the fact. totally defeated a Bolshevist division on It is noteworthy that anti-Anfu official rested as a robber, and he was sent to

cutting

I find Lord Robert discouraged, bat Anfuites creating an incident, such as an him for not supporting her, but his sister added to her little pile. occupied Lida.

attack on foreigners, as nu excuse to bring had dissuaded her from doing so. "On this thinking of the scissors that had been used great opportunity had been lost when His for another purpose by the wife of the Europy failed to refer the Ruhr dispute in foreign assistance. The Government is, orasion the quarrel was about rice. therefore, keenly alive to the necessity of mother hit him on the bead with a piece ex-soldier. It was clear that both women and the Polish-Russian quarrel to the One searched nery- League, but against these two disappoint. not allowing the creation of conditions, of broken earthenware, and he had pushed had the same idea.

ments he put some definito`achievements. whereby the presence of foreign troops her. She fell over and hurt herself. Her papers for evidence of revolt abroad. The might be deemed necessary. While there brather came

other sold her hair for fifteen shillings For example: with a rifle. cut him and curl. I wondered which of the me Preparations for the establishment of is nothing to indicate that the Anfuites (primer) on the head and slapped his which would justify ich no extremely repair the door he had broken and he re- tings would betray a little of the other's have yet reached the desperate situation, wife. His sister-in-law wanted him de women was the more valuable; and I found the Lours of international Justice have been dangerous expedient, this revelation of fused to do an

myself wishing that the Lady of the Cut-initiated,

An international Health Burean is to official opinion is indicative of the falling and then the houses. He refused to go to again..

He first burnt the boat impatience. The scissors awooped down be established. prestige of the Anfu Clab

An International Financial Conference the Capital.

is te niet in the near future! Anfu hopes obviously centre in the gaol. He would rather be shot than go to

I went into another room, and saw Mr. An International Commission of Investi- expected mandate (to stop the fighting] and gol Japanese support, which, the Japanese

Hi Lordship informed the jury that Hugh Williams, general manager of the gation is to be sent to Russia.

union, late of the Machine Gun Carps. I. put to him the stock criticism of the Legation asserts, is not being given, while whereas the prisoner had been charged af

What's the good of very nice room. A typist tripped man who says: the Chibli Party continues optimistic of the the Police Court with cutting and wound It was: stimate outcome, expressing the firm con ing his wife, bras now charged only with quietly across the soft carpet, left a letter thinking internationally in this country if viction that they are supported by the vast common assault. As to the arson, the pri- on the desk and tripped noiselessly out they're thinking nationally in other enun In the House of Commons, replying to majority of popular uptain, bath in the ones fence was that best fire to his again. A man opened the door, hesitated tries}"

& moment, murmured an apology, and own property. regards the forthcoming North and in the Santh i per cent, increase in railway fares, the AMENITIES OF DISPUTE IN THE

chair was most comfortable. The cigarette scale on the Continente a maller one, in

The whole quietly withdrew.

atmosphere "It is true," replied Lord. Robert, “that Try brought in a verdict of not

My there is no similar movement on the same was wething, orderly and refined: proposed imposition of which during the holiday season created great public sin- VICINITY OF SHANGHAI. the charge of assaulting the mother. Mr Williams handed to me was excellent. movement in Italy and a case as unjust to him and establishing dignation, Sir Eric Geddes made a lengthy

His Lordship ratenced the prisoner to There was really no excuse for remember-France. Bit that doesn't matter. Thero precedent dangerous to the preservation of

defence of the increase chiefly-on-Shanghai or Presents its dual appear run concurrently with the previous one of

The latest Shanghai papers state that six months imprisonment, the sentence thing the ex-soldier

Isn't the least doubt that if we make it order in the face of rebellion.

But I did remember him; and I regret

perfectly Lord Finlas, contended bat General ground of the increased ages

clear that we are determined the Dyer was justified in firing at the crowd men and the higher cost of materials

Replying to a suggestion that the date of the troops which are being brought back wounding the bullock

ance with the exception of the appearance two years passed on him on the charge of to say that when Mr. Williams was tell- Lengue shall be a living thing the whole in Amritsar without warning, owing to the of the operation of the increased faree from the front."

ing me in a low, quiet voice of the work of Europe will fall into line with defiant attitude of the assemblage and the should be postponed, Mr. Boaar Law said The NC. Daily News prints the follow

of the union I somewhat brusquely inter am confident that if we care to do so widespread insurrectionary movement in that postponement would mean a subsidying letter which General Li Shan has

rupted and told him of the man I had just can lead Europe. The people would not the neighbourhood. He declared that

left and I asked if there were by any tolerate any Government that refused to or that still higher fares must ultimately

There is no a man on the premises who ever follow us on that point.

sup impatience, who ever swore, or ground whatever for the fear that in

porting the League of Nations we shall Mr. Wiliams, miled. In fact, we both be left alone."

What is needed," added Lord Robert mited. It seemed to be as polite a thing as I could do. Then Mr. Williams said: "is to make public opinion in this country if we strike you as too acade so strong in support of the League that

เพ

GENERAL DYER'S CASE. DISCUSSED IN THE HOUSE OF

- LORDS.

LONDON July 20th: In the House of Lords, there was a

large attendance of members and Presses hen Lord Finlay brought up a motion deploring the conduct of General Dyer's

INCREASE IN RAILWAY FARES.

questions as

LONDON, July 18th.

General Dyer had been condemned without be charged. The Cabinet had decided intten to General Ho Feng-lia:-

trial on a misconception regarding & spite of the hardship that the increase soldier's duty.

Lord Sinha, replyping, feared that the could not be postponed beyond August Bih dangerous feud which had arisen from the events in the Punjab would not end unless PRINCE JOACHIM'S TRAGIC

He

both parties dropped the question. denied that General Dyer's action saved the Punjab. Even if the wore so, ho koped Lordships would not endorse the doctrine that the end justified the means He concluded with an appeal to his fellow

to dissociate themselves from countrymen. the passive resistance movement or the similar pernicious "muvement started by Mr. Gandhi called non-co-operation, which would only lead to disastrous results. The giore reasonable sections of the Indians, who were by far the largest majority," bed, already dissociated themselves from the movement,

ARMENIA THREATENED.

ADVANCE OF ELEVENTH BOLSHEVIK ARMY.

PARIS, July 19th.

DEATH.

4

guilty on the charge of arson and guilty on

showed

20y

cursed.

BOOTHING ATMOSPHERE

I'm sorry

TO LEAD EL HOPEZ

125. I-

THE HOUSING PROBLEM AT am glad to see that you have with- drawn your troops as it shows that you are

· BOMBAY AND CALCUTTA. I have really desirous of having pesce ordered Comander Chu (General Li's

A Bill is being introduced into the Bom. aide) to withdraw to Boochow

bay Legislative Council to facilitate the Ons: account of the rumours much development of Bombay city and so help to It is pro trouble was nearly brought about, and remove the housing problem.

I agree that, we have been in the no Government, will be able to ignore what to development authorities, mic. BERLIN, July 16th clash for almost meant a question of a he will co-ordinate the work of and assist past... Shall I send for the door- I believe to be the wish of the great Prince Jonchim of Prussin, the ex-Kailash for life and death. I have not let these e incal and public Bathorities in, regard Keeper

majority of the people.” ser's youngest son, committed suicide atumours get the best of me

anked if he were stilhed with the Shanghai is a cosmopolitan place of Bombay, and the adjoining areas. In the catters affecting the development of Potsdam,

attitude of the Church. It has pro Chinese and foreign trade, and commerce order to provide revenue for the scheme it

ho repbed, So it was no good sending for the door-foundly disappointed me," I have no sceret ill-feeling against Ge- Municipal Act by the insertion of new see necessary". "to" continue our correct and Church. They don't seems to realise tha I should above all things be protected. is propound to amend the City of Bombay keeper. In his deplorable absence it was especially the attitude of my ow

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

ARRIVAL IN HOBART.

HOBART, July 19th received a tremendous welcome from

1

Is he a member of the union??' "I'm afraid not get en

ndemic discussion..

klang and it is not my desire to bring about tions which will empower the Corporation trouble between your troops and mine.

We talked for about fifteen minutes, and to levy a town daty on raw cotton imported However on account of the.

few months shared change in the administration of had into the City of Bombay. It is intended I gathered that Mr. Williams, who has

that the Corporation should retain fred beer at the union only

the question of the success or failure of the League should be one of vital interest for

them." ATTITUDE OF WOMEN.

The Prince of Wales arrived to-day and and fungiciang I have been accused of try proportion of the duty thus levied, and the impression of a good many people out Thea Lord Robert, somewhat urprised

streets.

large crowd lining the gaily decorated

AMERICA CEP:

öf.

in to gain more power and I am blamed hold hand even the balance to be a side that the union must raise its voice a me. He confessed that he had been squally being the instigator of the movement to nuent. The epiret of the mentiment of little louder if it is to express not only disappointed by the attitude of women. I bring about such a change. This is entirely the City of Bonbay Improvement Act is the views of the cultured few, but of the "The women of the upper clasos” he de 3

clared," are almost invariably militaris. Lacorrect. As soon as the boiling waters to encourage employers, who wish to con, great mass of the people sick

in you will see yourself and TORPE, BURTON TO BE SUPERSEDED understand that I am not responsible. If struct chawls for their work people, to doll. He showed me leaflet which sounded Uthers are more promining, but compara- it is true that I am the instigator, then by allowing them to repay the sum ex: a new note. "It's no use me to 19-am, in fact profoundly disappointed

us to do say on 22 Fe felt what I sup-1

It

have calmed down

persons found spreading these rumours,

Livalu fom mecur yer to have discovered the amiable, "cried

necessity of supporting the League. you've got pended on such construction. In 50 instead I will not have face enough to meet you of New York, July 19th.

4.99 утати. A telegram from Teheran says that,

again and have no desire to live in this After conferring with his advisers, is wicked world. I shall take the necessary diseased the Bent Restriction. Bill promonths there is little chance of the Longue

On June 28th, the Calentin Corporation pose no one would dispute that unless the by the attitude to this great question, hotk following on the refusal of the Armenian Thoman Lipton has decided to super. measure to bring to justice the person or posed to be introduced in the Legislatifs of Nations being anything but the symbol least a million, member by rising

anion gets a million members within 12 of the Church and of gen

What we want de rebeluded Government to obey the ultimatum of the Capt. Barton, the Shamrock's skipper, Moscow Government, the Eleventh Bal is expected that Capt. Nicholson

Council There was a lively debate, and of a dead ideal

the next few months. Only shevik Army advancing, occupied Kara Calon Neille, the yachting expert will bach and is continuing its march, to replace him,

the landlord element was defeated by the Oue voice." I read, "is nothing. public opinion can we compel the Govers -Zangemiour

arrow margin of two wotes. The corpora

Epifroved of a Bill to check the in Even a thousand voices doc's carry far went to keep faith on this vital issue Your letter bas, been received as ordinate increase, of bone reats, but wax But a million voices raised together in Lord Robert." Cecil is in fact the to Kitchener of Peace. He is appealing far your student I have learned a great dead of the opinion; that such re.triction should out through the whole country." It | You know that "it" "in" not my wish to apply only to house rents of Rs. 20 aad form, a million voices into one "vast eboir' recruits, not only for the protection of thin

power by using personal influence while under per month, eo as to give relief to ass in Buckingham-gate are now work the world. Probably it is me craggera

indignation that the little band of enthus country, but to safeguard the future of It is now settled that Capt Burton will On account of the proposed chain the poor class of the population only

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. MANY WOMEN HONOURED.

LONDON, July 20th,

An offelallisz hag beer públished of 240′′ women Justices of the Peace in different parts of the country. The list includes a umber of Pearewes, wives of Bishops, wives of ex-Ministern. Vise- Mary Macarthur, Miss Adler, and Madame Bramwell Booth, the Salvationist.

SIR THOMAB LIPTON CHANGES

HIS MIND...

SANDY HOOK, July 19th.

again suil the Shamrock for the next race.

COUNTY-CRICKET,

* LONDON, July 19th.

·Sartre beat Leicester bý ten wickets Warwickshire beat Gloucestershire by mix

Assuring you of my friendship, etc.

General Ho, in his reply, said

carrying out

my duties as skola

however, there was some misunderstanding I looked at the matter, not from the view of an individual, but from the official Thongh I am a foolish and ignorant point. Since you have beest put to so much man, I shall not fall into the traps set by trouble I cannot tell you how unhappy I rumour moogers and hope you will not

(Continued at foot of next rolumn.)

either.

“Asuring you of my friendship, etc.

of

ing twelve hours a day. They realise that to say that nearly everything, depends on they are fighting against-time against the whether he gets them or not. In any cas habit of forgetfulnes which would allow shall do my best to persuade my friend the spirit of the old battlefields to escape the ex-soldier that the recruits will rat into the past. They know that it is dif- up as in the early days of the war, and alt to make the call to peace as attractive that he did not fight in vain. It is jus as the call to war. They have learnt that possible, perhaps, that he may consent bow men who will resh to arms to back up die without a curse on his lips.