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From EUROPE, and STRAITS.

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And

THE "HONGKONG

THE RENAISSANCE OF MEDICINE IN CHINA.

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TELEGRAPE.

FRIDAY. AUGUST

1921.

THE ROYAL NAVAL

RESERVE T

THE DISRUPTION OF

EUROPE

FEDERATION OF CHRIS-

TIAN MISSIONS IN JAPAN. Mormons Barred.

COMMERCIAL TOUR OF THE ORIENT.

Outline of The New Scheme. Means of Financing Trade. San Francisco Party Expected The most dramatic moments of The following are brief details The disruption of Central The leading men of the Bam the twentieth annual conference of the principal changes of the Europe has affected the buying Francisco Chamber of Comme this respect it is we who are the of the Federation of Christian new scheme for the RN.R, as power of every nation, says the aro to make a business tour of more primitive. As evolution Mission in Japan, hoki this affecting officers of that branch of New York Guaranty Survey. Half the Oriant this satuma. Next goes on, the size of the hood af month, care in the closing the Servica--

the world has its cotton, wool, year they will lead the American

THE PACIFIC CONFERENCE.

China's Foreign Office Creates Special Bureau.

mans

care.

when they pass

birth is focreasing, so that more session bare this afternoon, when (1) The period of training in wheat, copper and other products delegation that will represent the and more attention is being given sotion was taken barring two times of peace, both obligatory overcrowding its warehouses and Chambers of Commerce in the to the pelvic outlet, general missions from the official Hists and voluntary, bas bean increased staggers adder the burden of United States at the Pan-Pantfo increase of 14 in. in its diameter published in the annual publica- to meet the new conditions aris-financing these stocks; while the Commanial Congress to be held would obviously bring about a tion of the Federation,The 'ing out of the war. The courses other half of the world is suffering at Honolulu. great increase in the birth-rate. Christian Movement in Japan.", of training have been remodelled from the need of these goods but Unfortunately, no detailed mea. These misssions are those of the with a veiw to each officer having is unable to finance their purchase. Union Balletin, the Pan-Paolflo According to the Pan-Pacifio surements on a sufficiently large American Unitarian Association an opportunity of making himself All are involved in the perplexities Union will entertain the delegates scale have yet been made, but it and the Church of Jesus Christ thoroughly efficient is one of the of an economic situation such of the San Francisco Chamber of is an interesting thought that if of Latter Day Saints commonly many specialized services required as no one before the war could Commerce the Chinese have our advantage known as the Mormon Church. in this respect, they will probably Neither of these churches has greater facilities are afforded ordinary efforts

under modern, conditions, and possibly have conceived. Ex- through Honolulu, and requers to restore them to convey to the business [in time people the world. been a member of the Federation, officers of both reserves for service credits are called for in the pre-man of the Oi, nt an invitation

The question of racial inter- bat both have been included in under the fleet afloat,

valling chaos, but it is of the to attend the First Pan-Prelije marriage is one of the great pro- the lists published in the "Chris- be considered from every angle tion is made of the work of about as to allow of an officar performerists which can work an instant seasoned travellers and of delight blems of our time. It should also tian Moremont," in which men to training have been so framed rated expectation should be lu next summer.

(2) The regulations with regard utmost importance that no ex- Commercial Congress in Honolu

by skilled anthropologists with 60 missions, or nearly twice the ing the long periods of training or

encouraged. No heroio remedy) An itinerary full of interest to liberal support. The social ostra number included in the Feders-service as early in his career as

for those who have never been in cism which is at present accorded tion. The action now taken is possible, when, in the case of an

THE TER MEULEN PLAN.

the Far East has been arranged Eurasians is most distressing, understood to express the son officer in the Mercantile Mariue, plan is growing in favour abroad of the San Francisco Chamber of particularly in the Orient. If it ment of the more conservative will least interfere with his since it strikes at one of the Commerce for the "commercial The theory of the Ter Meulen by the foreign trade department is found that the results of inter- wing of the missionary communi-

mercantile service. marriage are, on the whole, not ty in Japan and to be the cul-

rools of the financial weakness relationship tour" of the Prisst, definitely detrimental to the in- mination of an effort extending

(3) Officers of the RNR who of European nations, amely, which will leave San Francisco. dividuals themselves, to their over a considerable period. The sess certain special qualifica- the use of the printing press to on one of the Pacific Mail's trans- offspring, or to the community at vote on the two motions and re-tions will be allowed to rank, add continually to the volume of Pacific libers sailing from San. large, then we must carb the marks made on the floor of the and in the case of executive dapreciated currency. This plan Francisco early in September. feeling of racial intolerance and conference showed that asati officers take command. with would apply a stimulus to intern-The Chamber has engaged the 1980 that justice is done,

on this point is by no

officers of the RN. of correspond- al financial reform and to wealth- entire passenger accommodation" unanimous among missionari s.

ing rank, according to seniority producing industry, by which for the three months' cruise. and pot after sit R.N. offers of alone can conditions be improved VOTED WITHOUT DEBATE.

the rank as at present.

Honolulu, Sab Francisco's The Rav. Albertas Pieters, of

and the requisite media of inter-closest neighboar on the Pacific, the Reformed Church in American promotion to higher rank re

(4) Increased opportunities of national exchange be provided. possesses a lure both romantia mission in Fukuoka, first intro- therefore afforded in most of the composed of representatives of to resist. Here the delegation Thus an allied committee, and commercial, that few are able duced a resolution to exclude the branches already exisiting, while Great Britain, France, Italy, and will be given two days to visit the name of the American Unitariaa engineer ranks are for the first Japan, after an intensive study far-famed Waikiki, the volcanoes, A special bureau to prepare for Association from the official list time introduced in the R.N.V.R. of conditions in Austria, during the aquarium and other places of the Washington Conference has of missions 1.9 published in been organized by the Foreign the Christius Morement. Several have been increased in certain standing in finance, industry and variety of sports in this semi- (5) The RN.R. training fees which some 30 witnesses of high interest. Beautiful drives and a Office, and this new suborganiza- delegates mede it tion will be headed by the Vice that they wished

cases. and been extended to all politics, were interrogated, has tropical country will afford to speak branches. Minister of Foreign Affairs. Dr. in opposition to the resolution,

reported to the League of Nations delightful introduction to the | Philip Tyau, former counsellor and but the chairman, the Rev. S. A have been considerably modifed should be undertaken along the visited later. Incidentally the (6) The rules for retirement that Austria's rehabilitation Oriental countries to be receady appointed Minister to Stewart, Erst put the question as Cuba, will be a member. Other to whether the conference should with a view to decreasing the lines of the Ter Meulen scheme. Hawaiian Islands have suffered merabers have not yet been an- vote without debate and by secre: average age of officers on the The basis of this plan is the less commercially during the re- ballo. The vote on this question active lists and thus increasing theory that every state, bowever cent depression than probably any was taken standing and was in the flow of promotion.

dificats its financial position, other of California's customer favour of no debate and a secret

(7) All officers of the R.N.R.may still possess certain revenue countries and territories. From ballot. The resolution was adops and R.N.V.R. already on the list producing assets to which a gold Honolulu to Yokohama, the doors ed by 43 to 29, many delegates will be required to conform with value can be sasigned and on the way to the Orient, is less than abstaining from voting.

the new regulations, or, as an Becurity of which a bond issue nine days' travel. Here the Dr. A. D. Berry of Aoyama alternative, to resign their com-can be made, and that if the travellers will get their first im Gakuin then offered a motion to missions, or if qualified, to go on service of these bonds is care-pressions of the Orient. Op exclude the Mormon mission. His the ratired list.

fully watched by an independent porranities will be afforded to resolution, as finally revised and

expert committee, they will visit Tokyo, Kioto, Nara, Osaka placed before the house, was to

be acceptable, in other countries and Kobe, where the steamer will exclude from all mention or ze Southern Baptist Mission, was as adequate collateral for the sup-swait those of the party who cognition in "The Christian Move elected chairman of the Federa- port of commercial transactions. decide to vist inland points. ment in Japan" the Church of tion for the coming Fear.

In the present deadlock which Most of the business between San Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

has been vice-chairman must be broken to restore the Francisco and Japan is done in There was debate on this motion, during the year just closed.jeconomic health of the world, a Yokohama and Kobe, while Details of preparing inform it being vigorously opposed by The other officers chosen follow: generous acceptance by investors Osaka and Tokyo are of almost ation which the mission will several speakers. A rising vote Vice-chairman, the Rev. CA. of this plan, or some similar plan. equal importance to the kusiness need from time to time as the was finally taken and the resole.Logan of Tokushima: secretary, such as that of the Foreign Trade men of the Golds.. Gale. conference proceeds will be tion was adopted by a large ma

the Rev. G.W. Fulton of Osaka; Finance Corporation in the Wait- handled by the bureau, thus giv- jority, a count being unnecessary, treasurer, the Rev. B.F. Shively ed States, is much to be desired. ing Dr. W. W. Yen, Minister of Again many delegates refrained of Kyoto. The executive com- Foreign Affairs, ample time to from voting.

wines for the next year will con- study the broad question of peace on the Pacific and China's parti- cipation in the general council.

nounced.

The Government is working continually on the Conference matters and the general prepare tion of China's programme as well as arranging for the mission's trip will be under direction of the hureau.

It is said that the delegates may not be chosen for some time, but it is believed, according to a Peking report, by those in close touch with official circles that the delegates as well as China's whole programme will be accept able to North and South.

Company's Grodowns at Kowloon, Kowloon Wharf Lodown W. S. BAILEY

where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and de- livery can be obtained as 5000 as the woods are landed.

usy.

Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where delivery can be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.

Goods not cleared by the 30th Optional Goods will be carried Aug. 1921 will be subject to rent. 03 unless instructions are given Damaged packages must be leir to fue contrary before Noon, Toin the uudowns for examination [by the Consignees' representative Goods not cleared by the 26th and the Company's Surveyors. Aug, 1921, will be subjec: Messrs. Goddard and Douglas, at 10 a.m. on Wednesday and Saturi Damaged packages must be day. All claims must be present- left in the Godowns for examined within Ten days of the ation by the Consignee's and the steamer's arrival here, after which Co.'s representatives at an ap date they cannot be recognized. pointed hour on

esday and No claim will be admitted after Friday. All claimsust be pre-the goods have left the Godowns. Beated within ten days of the No fire insurance whatever will steamer's Arrival here, after be affected.

to rent.

which date 'they cannot be re- Consignees are requested to cognized No claims will be ad-send- in their Bills of Lading for micted after the goods have left countersignatures immediately. the Godowns.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA,

Agents. Hongkong, 19th Aug., 1921.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA,

Y. YASUDA,

Manager. Hongkong, 24th August, 1921.

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Many of the party are expected

to make the trip to Shanghai by way of Shimonoseki and Moji to Fusan, Korea, proceeding thence

and:

sist of the four officers together NO WOMEN JURORS IN through Seoul and · Makdan to with Miss M. M. Cook and the

GERMANY.

Peking sad Tientsin. Following The speakers against the mo- Rev. J. C. Mann, chosen for a

the visit to these commercially tion were applauded by the group term of one year, and the Rev. Adverse Vote of Convention. important cities, the party will of spectators in the auditorium. It Hilton Pedley, the Rev. T. A was noticeable that the opposition Young scd Mr. G. C. Converse, Germany has improved, but not China, to proceed south to Hong- The position of women in reassemble at Shaoghal, the focal point of American interests in to the two motions seemed to cho-en for two-year terms. quite to the extent desired by kong and Manila, known as the center around the Y.M.C.A. and

Discussion of the work of the extreme Y.W.C.A., organizations which Christian Literature Society and Berlin report. The question of Feminists, states B

Pearl of the Orient". tend to attract less conservative the publication of Myoji, took her admissibility to the office of America'schief outpost for foreign workers. The vote on the two considerable time. A resolution judge in the criminal courts is commerce on the Pacific. Bis motions, however, is said to indi-

WAK passed to cate the overwhelming strength of treasuries and finances of these arguments concerning her possi-Francisco and Manila are strong- combine the interesting with regard to Englian torically and commercially Ban the conservative element in Japan,two enterprises.

The American Caitarian As-

bilities AX jurywomen. The ly tied together, and great import sociation maintains a congrega-co-operation between the Feders alter a heated debate in which no stay at the latter city.

Action looking toward greater convention of Germso jurists has, snce is attached to the week's. tional center. rather than

ation of Christian Missions in Japan taminine voice was heard, decided

From Manila the ship will pro mi-sion. in Tokyo in charge and the Federation of Christian that there can be no attempt at ceed to Soerabaya. where many Churches (Japanese) was taken in reform in this matter which would old friendships dating from the Day. The work of this church the passage of a resolation pro- not be fraught with the direst Panama-Pacific International Ex- in Japan has been brought to its viding for frequent joint meetings consequences.

After a number position, will be renewed. Batavia present stage of

development of similar committee of the two of leading physicians had given may also be visited by some of largely through Dr. Clay Mac-

organizations. Cauley, who was its representa.

devastating list of temper the party. Singapore is another, A resolution was passed pro- mental deficiencies, a resolution important capital in the tropics tive here for many years. Atoviding for the preparation of a was passed proving her inadmis which will be visited. Members page article on the Unitarian text book setting forth the true ribility either to the office of of the party also contemplats church appears in the current political situation in Japan, for jurywoman and magistrate. Not visit to Saigon and Haiphong, In number of the Christian Move-use in schools in the United even ment.

The Mormon church has States and also in the preparation offenders can be regarded as her comparatively

of youthful French Indo-China, which are

speaking thirteen missionaries in the Japan of new missionaries for work in province.

customers of San Francisco. field, working in Tokyo, Sapporo, the Japan fald. Kofu and Osaka.

The opinion most calculated to The date and place of the next annoy the lady lawyer aspiring sola duty with regard to the law NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN, annual meeting of the Federation to higher posts is that given by is to educate her children so that The Rev. George W. Bouldin, were fixed for July 30, 1922, at German authority of the old they never need come in conflict stationed is Fukuoka for the Karuizawa.

school. He insists that woman's) with the powers that be.

of the Rev. Joba B. W.

the case

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

C'MON DUNDEE →

GEE, I WANNA "TAKE

YOU FOR A NICE WALK UP TOWN.

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The Cop Is In Danger!

GIMME A NICKEL,

MISTER GRADY

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BY BLOSSER

SAY THAT'S A NKE DOG YOU GOT THERE-

SCOTCH TERRIER,

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YEAH-AN' HE'S AWFUL SMART DOES EVERYTHING |

I DO.

WELL-I BETTER. KEEP ON WALKIN- HE MIGHT ASK ME FOR A NICKEL!

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