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"CABLES.

LATEST CABLES.

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

BRITISH SOLDIERS AT AMIENS.

BENCH DEPUTY'S TRIBUTE.

PARIS, July 11th (delayed). General Lord Cavan represented the British Government at Amiens at the cere mony of the bestowal of the Croix de

FAR EASTERN CABLE

NEWS.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.}

PACIFIC: CONFERENCE

PROSPECTS.

SIGNIFICANCE OF UNITED STATES' ACTION.

LONDON, July 13th. Opinion, official and public, in the

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY – 1418,

IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. ·

MR. BALFOUR'S DEFENCE OF

LEAGUE.

1921.

| CHINA MERCHANTS' DISPUTE SCOTTISH LETTER. played, under escort of detectives,

some-such na Iriah Secretaries-- SETTLEMENT ARRIVED AT. THE RE-UNION OF THE CHURCHES. rarely ventured to play at all lin

|four_ignored the Irish peril; but i Aettlement has been reached, the [YHOW · OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Mr. Balfour, for alt his apparent fra *f constitution, has nerves of steel. Un LONDON, July 13th N.-U. Daily News says, in the matter of

EDINBURGH, June 1st. present day conditions, no promin The text has been published of a speech the dispute at the annual meeting of The fight for the reunion of the Scot Minister is allowed to play golf with by Mr. Balfour to the members of the shareholders of the China Merchants' tish Presbyterian Churches is practically at least one detective on the watch. on the subject of the League of Nations,

That is the strongest impression and then, when the detective has a ko in which he strongly defended its exist nese General Chamber of Commerce on reports of their Union Commitees. In luty with that of caddie, in which co enco. Aftr reviewing the dificulties May 28th, which ended in an uproar, militating against effective operation i

both Assemblies impatience with any deso great is the fascination of the great immediately, particularly the Enancial New directors were appointed by party was the dominant note; and resolu of games, that the detective's value a handicap, Mr. Balfour declared that, of those present, and there was a pro- summation of the Union were carried by

tions in favour of bastening the con guardian slumps considerably.

And thereby bangs a tale. League's expenditure would always pre-pany to admit of the appointment of is had no heart in their opposition.

over.

Dominions Conference, on the 8th instant, Steam Navigation Co., held at the Chi-made by the Assembly's debates on the ledge of the game, he combines his offic

At ag

perre upon a number of war-trickin / United States is optimistic as regards the under the Pärliamentary system, the posal to alter the regulations of the cou-overwhelming majorities. The minorities curso known to you (and therefore n

M. Kiota (the deputy), 'in Pacific Conference, which, it is anti-sent an easy object of attack. The general manager. When it came to THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.

willages.

peech, extolled the heroism of British Soldiers in the battles around Amiens Fevas.

MEXICAN OIL TAX DISPUTE

New Yong, July 13th. The United States warships, which were Bespatched to Tampico já consequence

the danger of an outbreak of disturb

Ances arising from the dismimal. of Employer of oil companies, have now left Tampico.

sipated, will bring America again to the forefront in international politics.

The Times concurs that the Conference States of its rightful place in the com- will mark the resumption by the United munity of nations, and says that America is keenly interested whether the Empire will be represented by ministers or dele

gates outside the Cabinets.

The Times attacks what it calls" con certed calls for Mr. Lloyd George and TRIAL OF WAR CRIMINALS. Lord Curzon to cross the Atlantic, and says that neither is fitted by his position, temperament, or past career. to take a dirert part in the negotiations.

BELGIUM RECALLS LEGAL --

ADVISERS

Paas, July 11th (delayed). Following French Government's action, the Belgian Government has recalled its legal advisers from the Leipzig proceed ings-Harax,

EARLIER CABLES.

TRUCULENT DEMEANOUR OF

ACCUSED.

LEIPZIG, July 12th. The Court had a larger crowd than at any of the former trials.

Submarine Lieutenant Boldt was in mufti, and Submarine-Lieutenant Ditt- mar in naval uniform, with many decora

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U.3. NAVAL BILL SIGNED.

WASHIGTON, July 13th. President Harding has signed the Naval Appropriation Bill, carrying 400 million dollars and including the Borab amendment authorising and requesting President Harding to call a Three Power Naval Disarmament., Conference.

League would perish, if consideration of individual benefits to members prevail activities, since its creation, which the ed: He enumerated the League's useful old diplomacy, was unable to undertake as a common international effort, notably

filed to labour and towards stop women, and children, in prometing an ping illegitimate traffic in opium, arms, international Court of Justice, and the conference on international transit. He League was profitably engaged through dwelt on other spheres in which the out the world, including mandates, and national differences Mr. Balfour insist negotiations for settlement of inter- ed that if the League were dissolved, a new Peace Treaty would be necessary to devise machinery to carry out the duties with which it was entrusted. FAMOUS AIRMEN'S TRAGIC END.

DEATH OF TRANS ATLANTIC FLYER.

"-LOSDON, July 12th. made the pouncer attempt at a direct The man, Mr. Harry Hawker, who trans-Atlantic flight, but who fell into the water near Ireland, was killed while fying at Hendon, through the aeroplane catching fire when "alighting.

voting on the subject a violent scramble took place round the ballot boxes into interfered in order to save the boxes, which the votes were being cast. Police and before the end of the meeting it is alleged Sung Teb-chu, a compradors on one of the company's steamers, and cer- family, accused Mr. Fu Siao-es, manager tain, members of the Sheng Kung pao of the Commercial Bank of China and ore of the old directors of the company, boxes. This allegation Mr. Fu vigour of having engaged coolies to steal the ovaly denied:

Bishop of Peterborough, and Bishop The Archbishop of Canterbury, the

church of Scotland, representing the re Rebberds, Primus of the Episcopal

General Assemblies of the Church of cent Lambeth Conference,, addressed the Scotland and the United Free Church. inaugurated by the Conference for They pleaded for support of the movement unified Church throughout Christendom, and the warmth of their reception was bishop in the Assembly of the U.F. reflected in an observation by the Arch

inspiration and fresh hope. Church, that they went away with fresh

not be stated), Minister whose name known to you very well (and theref need not be mentioned), with the sc upon defenting a stout opponent, that to of a detective-caddie, became so int

been safely negotiated, that the op did not discover until the last bola

on the course, who had no right to ent's caddie was an unauthorised intrud carrying at all. He had given a licens caddie los for his place, and disappear He may have been harmless, some cine immediately after the round was finishe wanted to get a near view of the Fri Foiper who-well, at any rate the im Minister; or he may have been a Si dent, and it is a true one, suggests a De use far golf,

HEJ

BONAR LAW AND

the present tit

trouble-Mr. Fu sued his accusers in the Several legal actions arose from the Freach Mixed Court for slander; one ings, the Bev. Dr. Norman Maclean gives In a descriptive article on the proceed. of Mr. Sheng Kung puo's sons and a this thumbnail sketch of the Archbishop. grandson brought suit against Madame It is 11 years since he delivered a most every one is talking of golf-advices fro

Talking of Sol Sheng and other members of the family, moving address at the World Missionary Paris state that Mr. Bonar Law's hend aho, in the French Mixed Court; and Conference in the same ball. The years has greatly improved; he is now able Mr. Chen Yang-ling, another shareholder, have dealt gently with him since. His are enjor a round of golf on a Parisia applied for an injunction (which was the rugged features of a Scotsman. The 19-hole stretch. There is a tale conceri subsequently granted) in the Inter- eyebrows bristle out menacingly, the ing his early attempts at golf that hi national Mixed Court, restraining the checks are not so full; but the eyes shine its origin in his still earlier prowessi Dew direcors from taking over the affairs even with brighter glean than then, chess He was asked how he fared at of the company.

His eyes are the eyes of a mystic. They certain hole. Not badly,” was his reply light up his face wonderfully; and da ho I mated it in three moves." stands at the desk his is the figure of the strong, still man. The voice and man- NATIONALITY IN GOLF. Derising and phrases are all Scottish. General Assembly of the Church of Scat-nationality of either of the finalists

Another distinguished visitor to

Nationality always bulks largely the sport. land was Lord Birkenhead, Lord Chan the golf Championship, but sometimes th

There is no doubt about

callor, who spent a dying week-end in question has been keenly debated an Edinburgh, and was invited to address the members.

BLANDEE ACTION WITHDRAWN.

Mr. Fu has now withdrawn his slander in his case paying $850,000. This money suit for Tls. 100,000 upon the defendants was handed to him by Mr Sze Chao tseng, director general of the Lunghai Railway, who was sent down to Shanghai to make investigations into the trouble, and was in turn handed over by Mr. Eu to the French Consul-General as a gift to the French Municipal School for

want it,

THE CONSCIENCE CLAUSE IN INDIA.

Ditamar replied that he told Com-formally accepted President Harding's/SIR JAMES CRAIG AND MR. Chinese, Mr. Fu stating that he did noted the largest attendances at the General known" "player,

invitation to the Pacific Conference.

DATE OF FIRST WASHINGTÖS MEETING.

LONDON, July 13th. The Daily Express is officially informed tions, including the Iron Cross. "Both that all the Powers-Great Britain, were truculent, when the President asked France, Italy, Japan and China-have what they had to say,

mander Patzig that he would never speak about the case, and he would keep his Word.

Boldt replied that he was not guilty, He obeyed the Commander, whose word on law. He was proud to serve under He proceeded to Commander Patzig. make a long speech in praise of Cam mander Patrig's heroism, which the Pre- pident twice interrupted as irrelevant.

HAVE YOU SIGNED

THE PETITION FOR

A VOICE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

SITUATION IN IRELAND.

LOYAL OBSERVANCE OF THE TRUCE.

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LONDON, July 12th. The fact that the first twenty-four hours of the truce in Ireland has been. Joyally observed is indicated by the ab acce of reports of outrages Trom the Dublin Castle authorities.

MR. O'CALLAGHAN'S RETURN. LONDON, July 12th. Mr. O'Callaghan, the ex-Lord Mayor, has returned to Cork after an absence of eight months in America.

MR. DE VALERA AND PARTY ARRIVE IN LONDON.

LosDou, July 13th..

his colleagues at Euston was of a remarke able character. There was a crowd of three thousand, many wearing Sinn Fein colours The Irish flag was unfurled, when Mr. de Valera alighted. He stated that there is no reason why the two peoples should continue at enmity; the question is simply one of recognising justice as the necessary foundation of

peace.

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A semi-royal saloon was provided, for the party from Holyhead. THE DROUGHT IN ENGLAND. DEVICE FOR PRODUCING RAIN.

· Losnon, "July 13th.

It is how regarded that there is small prospect of a preliminary Pacific Coa lerence being held shortly, but it is re ported that the first conference at Wash ington will be fixed for Armistice Day, November 11th.

FAVOURABLE REPLIES.

WASHINGTON, July 12th.

It is understood that all but oce of the Powers have favourably replied to Presi- dent Harding'e proposals.

JAPAN ACCEPTS.

LONDON, July 13th.. It is understood that Washington has invited General Smute to attend the disarmaments conference. The British delegation, it is forecasted, will be Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. Balfour and General

Smuts.

It is officially announced from Wash ington that Japan has accepted the

invitation.

J

SIAMESE JUDGES FOR INTER NATIONAL COUET.

DEATH OF MR. DOUGLAS

STORY,

CALCUTTA, July 12th. Mr. Douglas Story has been found dead in a train in Rajputana. "

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DE VALERA.

THE FAMOUS INTERVIEW.

The meeting of Sir James Craig, the now Ulster leader and Premier of the Northern Parliament, and Mr. de Valera is discussed in the London papers.

Since Bir James Craig's return to Belfast is has become clear that the interview with the Sinn Fein Leader was mainly concerned with the situation which would arise after the elections.

Sir James Craig presided at a confer ence in the Old Town Hall, Belfast, of Unionist candidates selected for the elec tion

The conference lasted about two hours, and the situation was fully di Unionist candidates were present, and cussed. Practically all the official after the conference the following was issued officially:-

Ho

A settlement has now been reached be- tween the various parties whereby a com- mittee, which, formally came into exist ence on June 29th, composed of nine members under the chairmanship of Mr. Chang Yi-peng, former Vice-Minister of constitution and by-laws for the Justice, was appointed to draft a new pany. meantime carry on.

The present director will in the

com-

MINERAL SURVEY IN SOUTH MANCHURIAN.

PROFITABLE STEEL PRODUCTION

EXPECTED.

more than ones has given rise to mi understandings. I well remember th consternation among the pressmen Foreign Mission Day, as usual, "attract the night before the final that the

Prestwick in 1005 when it was discovere

Assemblies of the Presbyterian Churches. Andrews," whom they had accepted as: "A G. Barry B In all of them heartening statements of Scotsman, turned out to be a Cornishman the progressive spirit of the missionary. enterprise were submitted, and gratifica- THE ARROGANCE OF WEALTH. tion was expressed at the evidence of the growth of Christian influences in the Andrew Carnegie (anya Life and Work

There is a tale about the late M various spheres of activity, though it was the magazine of the Church of Scotland) admitted that some features were present which gave foundation for serious appreof view, which illustrates the risks,

a man to be respected from many point bension. Dr. Ogilvie, for instance, in reviewing the record of the past year in notorious, of the possession of all that the the Church of Scotland's efforts directed Principals of the Scottish Universitica

Mr. Carnegie had the develop in India should the threatened serve him but to discourse to them (two notice to the situation which might his guests at Skilo, and nothing would introduction of a conscience clause in the of them ministers) on the uselessness o materialise. Government legislation relating to religi prayer. "Why should I pray !" the great ous teaching in State-sided institutions man asked. I have everything I want Refusal to accept such o What would I ask for more?" Dr. Mar clause would involve the forfeiture of hall Lang was one of the Principala pro grants which would almost certainly alter

heart can desire.

The profitable production of steel on churian Raiway Company is expected to endorsing cheers of his hearers, that no a commercial basis by the South fan-

the scope and character of the mission seat, and he answered simply," Perhaps work in India; but he declared, amid the you might pray for the grace "of

the company's cool and iron ore pro result from the comprehensive survey of consideration of money grants would THE TRIUMPE OF PORBINGE

buinility.".

perties by six American geological and proclaim fully in their educational in Latin are acquainted with the translation persuade them to forgo their right to engineering experts, which will be constitutions the Gospel of Christy, though it pleted August 24th, when the party willight involve a lessening of the circle of of Virgil's line Tenui musam meditaris

their educational operations.

Most people who have learned a little

avena

sportsman though he is, and as calm & poligon this New Guinea ubut here player as one could wish to see, still he William Macgregor, whose name is indis

In a book about Guinea published is not in the first flight of golfers.

Mr. Hunter takes pride in his Scottish solubly connected with New Quinea Hoylake with the most coveted golf medal He consulted his landlady, who asked bit lineage," and he travelled North from When Macgregor was a medical student as

2 Scottish University his money ran short in the world in his pocket, to spend the how much he could spend each week. remainder of his holiday with friends in Half-a-crown," Edinburgh. His father and grandfather she replied, "I can do it for that." Ble

be answered.

Well were well-known players on the historic gave him porridge for breakfast, and

T

but he also won it well, and these claims gold medal for his year. old Bruntsfeld Links of the Scottish porridge for supper, and two herrings for Capital Mr. Hunter won his title easily dinner. And on that regimen he took the

that one man shall take the high rond, When the Championship draw directs MARRIAGE. canpot always be made in conjunction.

morning. Sir James Oraig made the fol. At the Ulster party meeting held this

with Mr. de Valera having taken place, lowing statement: My conversation and Ulster having already, by the accept ance of the provisions of the Government of Ireland Act and by her undertaking to work them, reached the limit of con- return to America. cession, no further discussion will be en- W. E. Appleby, dean of the School of CHINA MISSIONARIES.

which Sydney Smith gave in bis tered into. When the Parliaments have Mines of the University of Minnesota;

waggish way, You cultivate literature LANDON, July 13th.

been established and the Council of Ire heads the party, which also includes W. Helen Grieve, who is going to Ichang, in

Miss Margaret Pirie, Ichang, and Miss penury and hardship behind that saying on & little oatmen There is tragedy of Dr. Eldon James, ex-Warden of the the necessary constitutional link between sity of Wisconsin; W. H. Emmons, pro- General Assembly of the Church of Scat education implied for some of the best of land has been constituted there will be J. Mean, professor of geology, Univer- were presented to the Moderator in the The grim struggle that a University many Scottish student's life. Law Faculty in Missouri University, who Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland. fessor of geology, University of Minneland, represents Siam at the Hague Arbitra. Be requested the candidates to carry this seta; Frank Hutchinson. tion Court, has submitted four candi-message to the loyalist electors though engineer and specialmt en cre benefication AMATECH GOLF CHAMPION.

consulting

Scotsmen has hardly a parallel outside dates for the eleven judgeships and four out the six counting

our country. Doubtless it did something of Duluth L. D. Davenport, formerly supplementary judgeships of the Inter

A COURAGEOUS ACTION.

In Scottish golfing circles Mr. William breed. Ferhaps it did something also to chief engineer and W. H. Crago, former Hunter is warmly, acclaimed as a worthy add a vein of sadness to Scottish charac national Court of Justice, namely, Phys

to strengthen the fibre of the Scottish Captain Herbert Dixon, M.P., speakly exploration engineer, for the Oliver holder of the Amateur Championship. ter; the days of youth were too sunles Kritika Nukorakitch, Director of Justice ing at an election meeting in Belfast, in the Supreme Court of Siam; Phya gave some details of the interview between Boston..

Iren Mining Company of Duluth and Mr. Allan Graham was the more popular But vequestionably. some of our most Chinda Pyrom, of the Civil Court of the Ulster and Sinn Fein lenders.

of the two Anglo-Scots in the final, per- valuable men in Church and State hayo Siam; Dr. Roscoe Pound, Warden of the said he had been speaking to Sir James amined is estimated to

The coal property which is to be exhaps more for his brother's sake than his come out of such an experience of early Law Faculty in Harvard; and M.. P. Craig after his arrival in Belfast, and 1,200,000 tons deposit and a vein 150 feet the favourita It was felt that, excellent The reception of Mr. de Valera And Friis, of the Supreme Court of Denmark.be learned from him that the Lord Lien-wide. It is now producing about 10,000

have about ova; but it could not be said that he was

struggle. tenant would have nothing to do with tons, which production it is hoped to politics but would represent the King in double. The ore deposits are located at Ireland.

Fushun, Sir James." he said, "went and met Mr. de Valera without a single person South Manchurian Railway Company in Mr. Toro Tamura, who represents the with him, utterly unarmed. He met him America, in accompanying the experts. in a house far from Dublin, as man to mau, in the midst of his enemies and with nothing to protect him but his own courage and fearlessness. I think we THE WORTHLESS KOUBLE. (Mr. Douglas story was the first, Editor action even in the Great War was more INTERESTING LAW BUIT IN JAPAN: should be proud of bin. I doubt if any of the South China Morning Port, com courageous than the action of this man 19, but remained with the paper only unattended right into the camp, of the is now up before the Tokye Local Court ing out to Hongkong from London in who went in civilian clothes unarmed and A law sait involving a sum of 7,43,000 about a year. He was in many respecte enemy, to plead for those who are being the plaintiff being. The Taiyo Life In- and another man the low road (to parody 25th May, by the Rev. T. Law, sasisted

brilliant journalist, und had a remark done to death and for those who are

At Lansdowne Church, Malvern, on the able carcer. His record is

surance Company and the defendant the the old Scottish song) the routes are some by the father of the bride, Matthew Bain- Who's Who as follows C.B.E. 1990; sullering. Sir James Craig has grasped Bank of Chosen. It appears, says the times very unequal. Hampstead Heath, last night, author and journalist; captain 5th (He shot down the blow arst lights on the plaintiff made current and fixed deposits final with comfort, and it was not antil Recond son of the late Philip Bainbridge,

this hundreds of rackets were fired into the serve) Batt. Middlesex Regt; b. Edin- poor victim and then it lights on Ire with the defendan, Bank's branch at the 38. final called for a complete, first minister of Makerstoun, Kase, and Mrs fact, that whenever an Irishman in Japan Times, that in the year 1915, the cach of the seven matches prior to the bridge, L.R.C.P., and L.R.C.S. (Edin),

Mr. Hunter won sky in the hope of enticing a little rain burgh, 31st December, 1872; e... Dan Fland. He seen, what Mr. de Valera and Vladivostock to the aggregate amount round that he played a stroke at the last eldest daughter of the Rev. T. E. North, fall. Thousands watched the proceed. Story,

Peebleshire, ing, many bringing umbrellas.

Educ. bis followers do not see, that the boycott just named. The company recently sent two holes in the course. His golf was

Bainbridge, Hull, to Evelyn Gladys, drought has not, been broken,.

George Watson

College, and University, which they have directed against our city its clerk to draw out the whole deposit. generally good, though he had one or two B.A., of Malvern, late of China.

Mol war correspon will never cause us to swerve from our The Bank asked a few day's grace, at had patches. At times, however, it rose dent with the Boers, South African War purpose, In the face of all that has the end of which it paid back the whole brilliance, as, for example in the first May, after a lingering illness, Amy Mona 1899-1000: Daily Express war correspon occurred and is occurring, Sir James 143,000 in worthless rouble nates nine holes of the final. He played that dent with the Russians, Russo-Japanese says, I have hope for Ireland."

At 1 Craigie Street, Prestwick, on 20th 1004-5) New York Herald corres got wish to domrey, but to raise it. My which it had collected in the meantime, stretch in a manner which no professional Cubbin, wife of Alex Robertson, retired pondent with the present King through policy is not a policy of destruction but Th's naturally took the insurance com- could have bettered ad not a few will marine engineer, fate of China. Cannels, 1901; Tribune special corres a policy of construction. Therefore he pang by surprise, indeed it astounded the ball near the hole, Mr. Hunter passed

In the long stroke that is to get i pondent Egypt, Siam, China, Japan, correspondent for various syndicated and made it plain to him as a basis of the deposits were originally made model in this is obviously, J. H. Taylor. earnest discussion with Mr. de Valera, tested against the Bank replied "that newspapers Russia, Siberia and India; the discussion that Ulster stood where she rouble notes, and it was perfectly proper One of the enviable mortals who learn to

a rule was extremely accurate, and editor of various journals in London, stands now: He made it plain that wa for it to pay them back in the same cur toddle on a golf course, and to whom in New York. Johannesburg and Hongkong; would go to any length so far as we could. rency. The insurance people argued that earliest childhood the swing of & club is on June 17th, near the Dalhousie foot- A disturbance took place at Calcutta, 1016-1918; Shipping

India ia

the roubles were at par when the deposits a natural exercise, he never had a lesson ball ground on the Calculte Maidan," Minist of of

were made, and the Bank having derived in all the course of his life. But he has after the termination of the match bo profits from them to the full value of learned from, what he has seen others do. tweon Mohun Bagin and the Wert India, C.-in-C "despatches, C.B.E.); TW Ward, Limited, of Sheffield, pro Y43,000, it should pay it back in good At Tunbridge Wells, Yorkshire defeat Director of Bureau of Information, Gov-fessionally entered into an agreement money or real value. But the Bank fait, is compact, decisive swing is shorter Kents. It is stated that an Indian ed Kent by 31 runs

than it was last Ho began his golf spectator complained to the spectators At Derby Northamptonshire defeated ones from any whore,cation with the Admiralty for the purchase of ed to see that it should. Hence the suit with the old-fashioned pala, grip, but that a European had deliberately kicked Tew miles anywhere," 1896; The 112 obsolete warships and other vessels The man in the street says in this con- changed to the overlapping grip after his him. The European protested and Derbyshire by 191 runs.

At Kidderminster, Worcestershire bearDrift of the Day," 1902: The Campaign no longer required for his Majesty's pection, that if the defendant's conten- observation of the big men, in the Cham-stated, it was an accident. Then follow

with Kuropatkin, 1004 To-morrow service. The vessels include five battle tion is to hold good, then, it will be pionship last year. And he specializes in od an altercation and the crowd became Glamorgan by 39 rue

in the East," 1904,

ships of which the Dreadnought is one, equally right for all the insurance com.iron play. Playing at Manchester, Lancashire won

six wickets victory against Warwick MADRAS MILL STRIKE.

nine cruisers, seventy-two destroyers and panies of all kinds to pay inmrance AMNET MINISTERS ARD GOLF.”

excited and attacked the European Other European spectators and police shire.

various other craft. They will be sold money in rouble notes, which are at One knows that most. Cabinet Ministers came to the rescue. The crowd then Playing at Southampton, Middlesex

ander a breaking up contract. The hd present little better than waste paper are keer if rather indifferma golfers, but began to throw stones at the Europeane defeated Hampshire by 161 runs Mead,

miralty are making a proviso that Ward's on all insurance on which premiums one does not always realise the difficulties and the police, the result being that of Hampshire, is the first batsman to

are to take all possible and reasonable were paid on paper roubles. Most under which they play. How would you some European spectators were burt and reach the 2,000 ruca record this season.

stops to employ ex-service men and exof the banks and insurance companies like to bole short patts if all the while some care damaged. The police, with At Leicester, Gloucestershire defeated

and disposal of each vessel. dockyard, men in or about the shifting are interested in the osteome of the lay you were mildly apprehensive that a Bing the help of soldiers and Europeanr Leicestershire by 141 runā.

The pursuit, and the progress of the case is being Feiner might bole you in the hack Yet eventually dispersed the crowd. A Ben- chase price is £600,000.

mont koenly watched.

soma prominent Ministers havo, always | gali wae" arrested,

On

HOME CRICKET.

"AUSTRALIANS F. BOOTLAND,

The

LONDON, July 12th.

The Australians, had scored 422 runs

War,

OBITUARY.

to

segaipat; Scotland, at Perth, when stamps Russia and Bouth Africa, 1905-8; Went and spent an hour and a half in and angered it greatly. On being pro the test handsomely. His approaching as FRACAS AT CALOUTTA YOOTBALL

were drawn, to-day, Collins recording

aentury (15 fours) and Bardsley, scoring 112 (one sixer and 14 fours).

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.

LONDON, July 12th

At the Oval, Surrey won its match against Sussex by 49 runa.

D.A.QH.G. Army roller India, to help the South of Ireland."

1919-1920 (thanks of the

Shipping, thanks of the Government

UNION REFUSES OWNERS' TERMS.

Hannas, July 19th

to the executive of the labour union re The mills are closing indefinitely, owing fusing to accept the millowner', terma..

hia

KATOH