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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNEJjWjgCl
China's Cotton Industry
Cotton manufacturers in China today own about 70.
000 looms and 1,250,000 spindles. These arc far from
adequate to supply the domestic demand for cloth.
If each person in China bought but one suit of cotton
clothes a year, it is estimated that it would require
at least 100,000 looms and 2,000,000 spindles to meet
the need. Because of conditions in England and other
former sources of supply, China looks to this country
for cotton goods and machinery.
'n nvmliPR themselves of thii aa well ns of other Oriental tru V
opportunities, American bujincsn men will find this Bant: throjgh
its br.inch nt Shnnehal in China, as well pi nt Tokio and Yo'ko
linma in j?xnn, prepared td render wide service in n'l finnnci 1
matters corii.ectfd with import and export tranwrtbu.
"HUMAN HAIR TRADE 'flUTMi BECKONING ' MORE ROLUNG STOCK
IN CHINA REVIVES UniM UftVmtfU , FQR mv ZEALAND
ilN UNSETTLED STATE FOR IL 8. BUSlNhbb
, and Great Britain Grows.
'FAR EAST SHIPPING
Government to Spend $8,516,"
575 on Equipment.
Willidrawiil of nine Kmiiic
Mho Affpels Wosl Const
of Unilcd States.
, IIon.ikonu. .lun-.' 1 -There has (),,0. unit il'S A (TOSS IllO
, honn'iiiiiiK or a ipvivui oi iim riTi hi
Hie liiiinnii h.Ur tnide in IFonKKonir foi
, IowImk Increani'il ili-ma'iil fioni both th
I I'nlti'il States iiinl (licat Hrliftln.
I
The
'toplix of tin ir in lloiiRliiini; nn- fniall
Mini pilcrv, Imvi- licon iiilvniu'lni; rnthrr
lapldls, ilrnun Ifc'.fi In'ina (pirilpil at
eific Described li.v fnmmer
cin! AUnclio (it I'okin.
'Dip Mililng situation In Hip Knr
lint I lias been uiiBcttlPil nmslilcT.ibly j.'io per in i.j moiiTmIh. with ilrawn !'V
l Hip milium,-.mi-lit (if Hip wlllnlrawal , at (SS0, I0OI nt U0. S-ll at S0. and fP
I mumps at f.ii all r. n. u. llomiiiiyiy. 11
OH Is fl-
U'AdHINfiTOS-. .Iiiiip 20. "It In tlniP
fur Hip Amoi lean prnp.P to rp.-.llzp that
l ih'niniiil f nun
f. ii. h.
t lif I'nltril
StntC
of Hip UIiip I-'iiiiiipI line, Hi clilf Hill
l.-h uhlppln.-f Intprpfl In Hint parlor ino , ,mn ,.Xl.U(,h.,.v for ,nt. nf?pr, flwv
world and Hip only largo frflltlit rar
nlnu line under Hip Hrltlxli llajf m-rv-
tni? Hip IMi ln-- ro.mt of tin- TnltPtl .
StatPf. 11 l iiinli'iHtoiiil Ihat Hip with- I
(irawal W .-ii i iiinp.inlnl In-rprlaln aqipp- HtniPiim, )V (Vliri luniuli It lfav
llu-lr fiituip Hps In Kicat niMHiri' on j
i'i I'.-iPlflr,' nays .Iiilpnn Arnold, enm-
i. i.-iai allaplu- to ?VI;ln. I" a pm'ii
Aitkmnp, Jimp 1. The Now .calami
. (iopiiiiiipiit lias nnnouni'fd that l lie
iailH department ivlll cvppiul abuur
9S.3lff.375 fur Hip piirchapn of rollllicr
I stock for (iovpi nniPiil rnllrondx of thin
Oomlnlon, covering W loromoilvej. !!
I paimriiKi'r ram, 12 uialip viiiih and t W
fivlxht caip.
I It In aiiiioiiiu-pil that (lie tiovprnment
propoM-.i to Invito timlprn In Ihicland for
Hip iniiiiifiii-turp of lars'1 locomotives
nnd V frplxht c-ara and ipiuIpih hi
......... . .,.
uiihIhm r l.ir .i,n rrm 1 nrclmms ciuoii :fini.-ii.oy ine niirpaw ui i
fnn Nhnrti-r aid1. Rradrx used moMIy ami Donio.'llc Commprcf, Pe- iinifiit
ror liidni'li lal pnrpopH. ! of roininen p. "The opportunities of the
'I'liorp w.-ih a alr rpvlal of Hip trade. fntt,, ,tPH mi Hip I'ai-lflp an- with
lam ,vp.-ir. aftpi- Us alniust complt'tp dp-1 , n,i, ., i,u ranMnllillltlP!i will
Shanghai
Paris
BRANCHES AT
Tokio
Sun Frr.ncisco
Yolcoharm
Seattle
OFFICERS
Charles A. Holdor, Prsidon.
T. Fred Aspdcn, Vico-Pror.iriunt
E. B. MacKcnzio, Sccrotary Si Tiv.-iuror
ParjcUnion
FOREIGN BANKING CORPQR&TIO?!
56 Wall Street, New York
Paid Up Capital and Surplus, $2,230,000
rni-rits it (Hi Hip llrltlsli-lnilla Rtramvlilp i fmni riii-hln lt old vulnniP of vnliio.
Conipnn .'lid uIIipi- llrlll.di IntPrPsts Tlip total oxporlH of'huiunn hah' from
(ciMr.-prnpil In tin- liicll.-i-UonRlntir!-Aiiir-I Hip i-ulnnv In l!d!, as chown by
I1 'ii inidp as tu tlm m ilnti-nanrn of I Immlcttnif rl n i it . tt-pr? WJ.ra pounds,
i-iIps which hate Iipmi or m-iy Iip i-nab- i talticl nt JIIO.'Ii, ns lompaipd with fx
'I.IipiI Ity Hip r(infpinpp IIiips. 110ns of 7(X.0i;i putind" valued at JJIO,-
TI'p practlpal reni't nf Hip !tii hiikc- tl I In 1.1R Of tli pports In 1919 till'
ini-nl Is that ilomlnaiil Hritlsh cnni'i-rns I I'nllPil sialps tuoli y!:S,r,91 worth, an
lripslcil In Hip ti-.-iiisKiclllp tnidp iitp i ro.npai piI Willi a t ahip of ?IIO.Wi In 191S;
30 Years
in Export Banking
Intimate KNOWLedgk of the needs and habits
of the people, acquired by years of experi
ence and actual residence in the countries them
relvcs, is essential whc.i transactinj busing!
abroad.
23 Branches in South America
8 Offices in Europe
Direct Connection i With ln:lh
Anglo-South Americaf1'
New York A gone, 5f) Broadway
V. . Iliintliiu. 'ill.
tlfrptl tt Innnn'pt , S i i-1 jai
llrnfl (ifHi
1 'UKlnn
:ili.l il ill'l llrn'lii'.
Ml-I l-l". lllll 1 h I,
it'illiiMI poulliU hlir,,il-
innrn or ls fn-p In competition with
Hip Shipping Hoard and other An"rl-aii
. I in i-.H ciiKatfril in it, nnil that Uipi-p me
hto (jroiiin of slilpidn-j ionrprn In the
t'-inlp iiirajpj mure or li-s illicrlly ;n
r"-nHI'iiii iiiiinn ii'-tl.n.il Unci
The K-neral nhlnr-hi' sHunllon Is
i-ithei- i.nfPtllPrt (Ihi-rw-lK. fprvlpi-x to
llumpp nt Hip preyprl lln-e do not si-cm
tu h" piolll-ihle. nnil IIipi-p has been
cnnflilpniblp iiiipphIiim') iniioni IiiIpipsIs
loiici-rn-'d In Hum .lapaiipsi lines In
r.ervlep to I'urrpn for hoiup IIiup past
i n port tli-it their iili arc not canvliiK
hair iinir i- n or -n i-'ip-i'
tales ii'p still Id-ill nnd uhliipi-i-H ImiII-
' lie lllll W-lp I'l.'t IllttPli'l Sulll -it hut
n-rii-p Ir-ulp in'-.'l.' Ii" P'i'pp'eil, since IIiii
'!il"f i-i'-p of -I i ':t!i.. ill sllli'iili-lils
to !:uroiip ii 11- l-ljli ,.ii-n of l.'nr Mast
'it iiioiiui'i'i in ijur.ipean purrpiiri's
'11ipi-p I,:ih bei.n no ilpflnit" break in
!iiitp- to Cnrnpp I'm- the limp hcUr:, hut'
j I.'rltl.ih anil oilier lines Insl.-I upon llu
l nialiilenatire of rules as Hip foundation
of any tidi ii-rile spi vlcp at all. A now
I line- of Diiteh hnls Pas liepn p-labllshpil
tin .i mo nllil-. i'-rvliv bptttprii Yol.oliaiiia
'anil Itotlnrilatn th IIoiiUoiik ainl J.ip.
i anpse point".
The rert!,-es of A i:iPi l--iii Shlpp'na
. Hoard tP'Sp'M froin llonuknnK to (''-
fullii ainl fi-oin llo-u.-ljonir lo Java lit
v.av of K-iliio.i nnil riliujapore Wive bPen
Kiicci-.-y riillt- In-ii , i nit oil anil unpie'
iionnh't hip hatl'i-r -t Vpi- nrrat influ
iiipp upon lh- inn picfle ppivIpps.
I'iiIP thev h:it hprn In oporailnn sonii
I line Ii will l,e l-nuosM'lil" to ,now Hfi" r
full r." rt tin li I n'l-PHih ctldenl tin'
Hip pprth-ps will be profitable In thp'r
ceneral luflupfre nn freljhls to and
from Hip l'n'lrd StatP, nnil thPfp sppiiis
to br no ip-i'mii tvlt- oe houil not
MTPPcd fl-ipuclall-. .
The most Iniiiudiiitp i-ii in-e In the
tr r'lsn'i'-in ippv'pps u ii.p aiiriil.in of
two m- t, i pN- t-. itp arrt'ip. or th-1
Vlppon V-i-en Kal'lui fr'ini llonirhonir
to the I'nltril SlntPft. Tlie rnnjtianv U
now npjrairr tlia I-tishml. ICatori. Ka-sblin-i
end Suva Jtnu on this roit
TI'psp vcs-pls fo-mcr'v tt e-e na the
lompatn's run lo IN-tnpc. hut nidv Inn
nf tli tn in I lh i oniiirprrpnt of ,1-iiia.
urfp law Hi tn iiliddles nnd ici-lved
f! "ver itnc til Minpnit. 'rjn (ompaiiy Is
lo add lo Ill's Hi-rv ,ln Tnjlma Aln rn
a. "I the Tntnhahi Xlarn.
Tbpre l enns'dern l-lp further pnorp
- --n In .Ippanrs-- s'ii tttrr In sl -M of
j ilieu niH'Cii i eme- invp leen cltpn
I out 111 po npptlon it-1 h thp nnnnal ineet
i 'S.' of .la ine-p rp"tnsht) rotmianlp"
r." In rinrpPII"! It'i flpv-'nu-i' suh-
odt IllattPrs T'ip cli p' KrP nf iIpvpI.
epnient ,-ir In I'-" trail-pa -rip i-v,pj
mil In the t-p.,n ,t'i Atrp-'pp" rvlc
M 'nntnel 't'ne -'h t-n..if.r- '-ipw
It Is ainoi-n-d th-t thp Tun Kin
TC.il.olin ha m-rl d-'fli'tP irran-pupiil
fr,r the ennyl'io-tlnn of pIpvpo nrtv vp
fplftof which three are tn he eon-binn-,
.,,r i r -.-1,' fi l h, teipp's, for
"-rvirp hpttv-n lIoiiKlfon" n"-l V-i-
j paraitn v'a l.i,aipf ports Honolulu
I 't'd (i'V... I nvti Th -erv Is
n-iw Iipi r .ifforded bv Hip ICitn. A-vo
i -trt! i-hi hit I h"4p so' -s nio h. -
I romiui: loo n'd to fulfil llu innnlrp
' 'ii-nts of .lipin'Me w no 'e tlovr-rn-lllPilt
i- tl"id p" The Other el-'lt Vi-'Sels
ate frelslitei ' t lit e of nhl'hhete n
i"ip:nit of ;"iOP0 tors cieh. ptld th"
other a i-'pii.-'tt n' S.Oaa loi" e-ieb
i li Is e.vpect-d th- the eoniblmt'on
flt-ent l!tl!.iln. 112,"J, as compared with
fli.Cir nnd I'r.nipe. J"!'.""'-' woi Hi,
piiii-d Willi milt- JlO.'lir. worth In 191S
Various olhpr counliles looU hair lo
Die value of in, l-.fi In l.'l'i, as compared
wlili (CM) In lS. Most or tliee lills-(cll.uic-oiis
i-l'liiniciUs are to north China
and i on his I of Hpi-ilnl Kradi'H of hair for
hair nets. At Hie present time IIoiik
lioim's exporls of hair an- tihoiit equally
dltldi-d lieliM-i-u the 1'nlli'il Slates and
Kuiopc.
BUSINESS HEALTHY
IN NEW ZEALAND
Slipping Facilities- Belter
Thar. Last Year.
il. .1 . Miller of uclilind. Nett Zealand,
looker for Ihe rallfornla Almond (trow
el's Kchnni',e. has arilved In San l-'ran-cl.'co.
lie repot ts that business con
ditions In New Zealand urn 111 a most
healthy istate. This car, et erytlibiK
points to p ten a htler ri-ason than last,
as sblpplni: fai-llllles have Imniotcd con
sldfiahly and .Sett Zeal. mil is nqw able
to epoi I surplus stne'is of frozen lamb,
million, li-'-'f nnd i old stored bUlterand
i been-. There ore also considerable
iliiaiillllps nf wool, hides, slipepsKhii.
lallow, flax and I'mhei- awalllnn p-'
port, and the value of these pninniiles i
in estiniaied lo hp iiiuip than Ibe p-
pons for lost teir. I
The ranking returns for the Marin'
I02H n'larlei rvteal a more p'eutlful sup
olv of money than ever before. The
surplus of dppo:dl e.ccedlns $ o.WO.Oeu
for Ihe I In o months of this .tear.
The Imports Into New Zealand for the1
iiil.irler ended M.iirh 31. 1E-0. anioii-itcil
lo $.".0,001.01(1, co.npi Islnn di woods. Inld-,
tv.' r-', roodrturis. lieteiai.-es and inis
i i'11-ineoiis, Hie latter i-'io 111.4 conld
einhlp uiottlh our piev.ous tears,
motor tcheb-s ( oiiipr's-iiij' the m-'-ate-t
Kiuttlli of all 111 lh:-e nionllis Ihey
tolnllcd 1 it):.
BRITAIN MAKES GAIN
IN GLASS TRADING
Lively Competition Develops
in Honghong.
prove citinllv ureal. '1 lie oniy ttu h
can iiippI these oi;iortunllles and te
sponslb:illles crpdltnbly to ItH ottn civ.
llUatlnn rnd lt own pnslllon Ii by an
lnle'llH?nl and syinpalheHc understand
In-i of the people of Ah and Hip pte.
tut prohli-ms confronting ll'ptn. With
out till undersliindliir; we nny nnwlt
tlt Rly make ome ter.t dlsarlrous m's.
lakes."
I'hii", t;.' iinAi.i ,,a.L'i't. Is now at
coin-. ' . " ". .' ... . . ... k,. n
1 up linn 11 01 ttiiai iii.i iio- u-
Kie.itest liuuistrlal ai.d eoniinen-l-il de
' vekjiiien' Hint Ihe voild has el it II
nrsreil. The t'h'nefP. lie i-ays. are 11
'cepllve lo WeatPtn Ideas ami modern
lildii'trlall'iu. Thp demands for inn
ihhiery of all kinds dtitlnv the next few
decades will be enormous; In fuel, Ihe
I i.eu- Piilna tt-'ll te In Ihe market for
pracllcallv eveitlhlni; Ibe West has In
I offer, especially llielnl HoodH hulldlni,'
leu tPrlii Is, ralltta.t. nilnbii; and hlp
j tulldlim 1 iiulpiupiit. hi'itlnir and ranl
t.irt ap-illancr s, in itors and inolnr piii,
ifililln-.: mar-lil'ips and tet plnniH.
.needles, nal's. Iiarilit, - p. elpptlleal mil-el-liiPry
and ciiulpiuptit. Ir.diu-lrlal plains
I of nearl- etrrv di'i rlptlon and. Indeed.
I ever.t IhlniT needed In tia'isfoim the
'lountry Into a niodfrn Industrial com
mercial society. Mi. Arnold prroins
Hint Instuul of 1(0.00 pprtun.- In fi-.e-torles
and t.OW.OX) ehlldren In jphonls
ilbe estimate for I91S), the 1" lm of a
few decade.- hence will bate la.WO.fOl
factory bands and V. usT.l i- J i-rhool chll
dren, f itureii propoi tlouate to the pies
ent st-rtlsllci of the rnlled Slates
"Thete need be no International Jeal
ousies," Mr. Arnold continue". "In the
f onipetltlon for the wonderful trade that
China will have lo offer, as thete will
be room fur all." And. lie adds, "a
it! nnn, Independent, self-i ellant China,
po'essed of pi o;:i p-slt e Ideals, will
luote a blessing to Inmvinlty. II !'
Iiootes the West in IN lelatlons with
China lo work on hioad lines in a sniilt
of (onpcr.itlon lather than com-ellt'on,
ttllh a vision for the fiitme. as the dat
will come when the I'adflc will he Ihe
woild's Cleat -netia of tiade and com
nieice, and that tiade will be wo-th
while m-lv If It Is li'-lll 1111.0 a found-i-Hnn
of friendship and cood v. 111."
In this new book, volume :.' of the
New Zealand for the bulldlnj u' b
I frrtthl cars In lie delivered In the slum-)
1 est possible lime 1
In addition to Ihe above the del in
iiienl Is piovldltut for the bulldinc of 20 1
locomotives, .IS pasenKPr cars, 'l hrnliii(
vans and .V frelttht ears In Its own,
shops .11 the different centres Twenty,
locumotltes are now IipIiiK built under 1
contiact by Mefsrs. A. & tl . I'nee. all1
lo be delivered within five years
isL
15 N M
r
Far Eastern Trade Notes.
I (tovet mnetit's Cniomeii lal Handbook of
China. Mi. Arnold outlines the nirnsuies
'neeesnaiv foi stH tiKtheninr; Ihe position
I of the fnlted States In thp Chine Hade.
'Ceitaln ionises of act'on aie especially
I emphasised. KnrournReinent tdionld be
t,lven. Mr. 1110ld believes, to meilcan
I loans In Chlrn and to Hip sale of Chinese
-ceiulties In the Ann rli an niaik'l.
Xnierhan shlppln-: fnrlllll'-s should be
' ii otlded fit ffleldit to handle lie- Anvil
!ian tiade on the Pailfh ard on the
Vat size titer. Fed-nil I1 orporntlu'i
1 should be rrovliled for Amprlian fhins
1 wlshltifr lo operate In ,Chlna, re'iulrliiK
! Hint nt lpa?t flftv-one pev cent, of la'.l-
he tiade in Klass nnd rfla"sw.i'e in tal stork ard a ni.-'Jovlly of tin- board of
HotiRknnij Ins deteopn, rilher litfly I dlin tors should be .Vmetlciui. Joint
1 cnipetltloii l i 111" past few months, ' Chlnese-Aine; lean cnteiptbc In China
nnd there Is eon di table doubt as to 1 i-hoi'ld be em ottra'jeil. A Rood Alnetlcan
what proportion of II the I'niied .States I r' tvt spi-flc e should Iip pslabllshed In
ulll letaln mi a peirnanPiit hail". I t'bln i. iiierlca" capital should be n
Dirlnr Ihe war il was diflicult to tiro-1 rnuraced to partMcntP In a larRP way
cine either window or plate plns at
tmns fiom Ihe rolled States or an-t-.-liie
pIsp. In 'be wltidnw slass trade
J.ip-in tool; Hi" ma .or poi Hon of Hip
business despite the fact that Its prod
uct was fault.t and mipopulat. Tnein
was no olhpr supply nf Unss In slKht
much of Hip liui".
Ore.it Ilr it ti In n tallied a small por-
In ('eve o-ur.riit pos-ltll tie 111 ua- ic-
Pi'blii . ,
In 1 re iirinR II. I" set nnd tob'ine of the
Cnmmereial Hnndhood of China Mr.
Arnold has hod the assistance of numei
nus Ainerlcaii and Chinee contt Ibuloi s.
II contains ihaptets on the cninese sys
I tetn of Riivertunent. Jrdlelal proceduie.
1 trade mailt", patent" an I ropy: Ishts,
tariffs and Inlertal taxes, eurienrt. ex-ch'in,-,'e
ami banklnR. ionres:iinn- and
I'll-a. v.e-bls and nutisuies .-tdlds and
chambers of conmi-i . e
South African Banking
Since 1890
OVKR
M00 BRANCME5'
N AH CA )
-1
1
T
1 I l.T MiecoMul di.'
c:.jpiiiciit of foreign
Iratle is bacd nn wide
lciovlcfl"c of liic conn
trios with which business
is being transacted, has
become an axiom of commerce.
Wp know South Africa. Kutnhlislied since 1SH0, wo
have (Ifvclopcd with the I'liion. Din- -f (10 liraiiclu's
in the heart of that icriu'torv arc in intiiniile tniie't
with its comniiTcial and industrial needs.
Our New York Agents, tiossosiii"; tiniisii.il Knowl
cdpc of South and Kast Africa tlinnili rears of
actual renidencc tlicre. arc in :i Kine;iilarly advan
tagporiH position to assi.sl A nicricun nirrclianls and
nianufacturei-s in Hie extension of their trade
tlirotiRhont Ihe provinces.
ton of the trade In elite Rlas.i all
thrnu; h Ibe war pud was aide t 1 hold
this trade notWillistaudliiR I1I3I1 prleeS
because of th" fuel that It tva able 10 I
::ite prnnip; i.plifit. In the readlust- POn
mem of f,ilni;s f.dlottlui; the w.-u ( Ireat , NEW DIRECTOR? tUt.
11 tiii in it' tnni 7-u 1 in ui 1 1 n" 1 1 nut id . A n a nt ts
i ttnidott Rlass. Inerivsed i" shnre of AISliLD-h. A. OlViS.
I pafsiiKPi- and fi-e'c it ships will hp the tiade In plate r!os and Rl.tft.wari'
1 launehi.I In Sen'eniber the others be- J and has since tnci cared Its hold on all
I fore Hi? ei-il of tin year. The.p vpjsp's these lines. I
111" '0 i-n-i "v'oxl-i-telv $tnCKl.03l, of'
I which ST. 000 000 will b" borrott-p'l mil lleieimr of Inilln lnerenses.
iiir o'-i 11 nn. .11 im ruiLiiLiin ill o.iii'uilit 1 nil' .iitiii',,l""i 1 " '" "
the viand tot.il of rioss India sen and ' has Jot rei-eited a rible dcpaH-h fio.n
land customs le.em.'e lexcepllnR t-altjilw liank's head ollh-e In l.ondnn nn
tevcmiei colleeted dur.11 the eleven nounclnz the election of three new dl-
montiis .pi 11 10 1 etiruai-t, ru3-.11,
S'ikiIiI 1 1 'i' iiu nf Mini 1 n ' . Inilln. tic lite o
lastall miilein it-Mitge mnl wni"i sirrii'.
11 aie ri'imrtpil in In- iniiler fonetli n lion by
Ihe loriil (Internnii'lit, tliene piojei'ls shoillil
o' pi 101 npnnrtuljll.t for the nle nf Ibe
1 mnl 'Me 1 iiilinii ni mnl muiplli's fin sueli
em, ii tii lien, ami nlo etuite u 111.11 Uet for
boih nle nr.il lntHior mipllane.
At nn ii-.tinnrilliinit mretlnp of Hie i"linre
hnlileii c,: Hi,' Kaiai-hl llb-itrli- Snpiil.t Cor-poinll-itl,
1,1(1.. It SH ie-i)leil tn liu-reae
the nillllnll'eil isr.llnl nf the col (mlllllnll
fluin f.T'l.lin In J'll'l.'.'HI, lipnilH Atili'lli-sa
CoiiHiil II. Vi'ine nii'lmnlMiii, mblliiK Hi" In
fnriimllnn Hint the nmnnnlni; s-ieiit" Ii"m-now-
iniili'i ennHltlenitluii n plan for a ureal!,!-
1 1 1 a 1 k I'l'ieiallni! station to hf eiiilptn'il
With llil Illinium hi, 11111 tin Im Kenei liters,
eili'll nf die new llldti tlilf tn hate n (-renter
liitiii'll.t tlir'i ibe into I enimi'lty nf tin- prei
elll lil.Til Til' ii III I -tt ill r II t lienbe il ml
le-Iinnillii't 1. 11 tin e l.i Ihe tlldllniv i-'inlp
IIP Ml.
I'-mlliii! Ihe 'ninpIi.Tlon ef . millili -e -'i
iNiIi-k 1111 Hie f Inn 1 1 mle nf '.'in fm I U'1.
the ilcilnriit expnits rrmn Soitahnn, .1'iui
In Hie 1'rllnl H'fltes ! t 111 an Inn ies ''tu
llnlex In m, eh tl.nle nf Jatn as n wlmlc The
Inlnl nf mi' li deilnieil etpniM frnni Si pi 11
bain lnrr-aeil in $.".(1. 1!S Hill fur t HI It. cm
eiinipnn-il with JII.SIII.IIIT In l'.ns Tie prin
flpal khI'i weie hi enffte, wlttili llti-i'1 ni'-il
fmni 14U.SII0 pnuii'li, t nl I III S'-'l.itllS. In
7'J I. -.'(hi imiinils. tnhii'd at P.4IISHI Inrl
ma. final (i.ll-.'-J 2211 pnnniN tn IS.I.HI.IIilO
pniliiN, I'lilili' tub!" I' I' mil 11,0.11. IIIHI pullllil"
lo IS.'JiHKHHI pnnilil1', II' (I inenillllil nil, finlll
IT. TIC-HI I'llllliill to 2l,ri(l:i,l'(KI pnll'iil" I'll
Ibe oilier litiiil the explain nf ni-el tltire ilr
ennseii fiiini ll.itiKi tons tn S,"n0 tuns
Tin fen inie lu'lllie ill" nf Anieilean I'tes
that lin-e ill 1 It fil In 1 1 1 1 1 111.'! .ue 1 mini led
en rntbfn' ini-.t In ini.-illt.t that liimnt ti-r 1
bnie rlsnlfleil their I'e'lle tn .-rel mre
eipi-.-l.-ill.- nf Ihn-e ndnpted to iltehnt "ll!(i
.11 the stl'Jlilb'S for tile nallte en'tnii ,li-lilf;
imTU" nn- nhtni'teil from Ini'ia The 'nlni"
tun. t In llrnmilll fl-e plal, lllliee Hltiiileil.
Ill'- 11, bin , fl"- 1 il , rt 111 let, 1 in at;' . I limn
How . Inlet, blrell neil lillle-b'nel. I iv. - lor
ihb ninrliei rniulil lit put n- in mi"
""tin yjlrre anil one pntiltil lb", ii'i'iipul i
l:ibi'l -hewliiR tjie tolnr. ntal pa lm( in li 1 "
-Ini' lllii (I en-cs, ni the n eal ,a;n r win'
I lint' lir- enrtldes" In ll'h 'llnin'i TV
"inn Per ?i -eil tm lnte the rendl 't 'ale An
line liven pny an Import iltity nf "' pet " 1'
al nliiKillll ilpnn the tltul lailfr -ithia'lni
of 2 ruit-'ei pi r pound tunh t ami t 11,1, !'
pnuril ilrj
I!stne . -I er t
sre HVnr'i' I b
Cnrleinn. Mednti,
urreate
n lie- Snniat' n ' nil 1 n.i e
Anteili'an i'niinl t il
tn he iniatittmr njtu'ti ' n
1 1 e -'linr-a-Ti' hv mn't'iu-
All Were of Wide Experience',' .in
in Latin amcrtca.
v.
U to unilT tin1 Mint ti( nak-i So-f
Knij.-hii ) --..,.1'tv -t jti'lm'tlv frnm thi '
.I.ui'inrKt CoV''Ti" nf K. ( 1031 for ; I
rervli-e fron the r to tlio pnst
rout rf S'olh ATiP'I t Th's fnirpTiy i
alioily bns romnienrrti ji pprvh- of o j
ro 4-r ivo nvnMii f nu ,1"pan to I
tlio il- .ntri o nid I.iii noK Aires hv
; vny of Uo'iJinTiK, jmrrnnirt' nnd tb
Cup f rjood Unno, Irit it nroposps tn
I pliro liott r njrl' In t and
' u:re nld fron tV (o ! v Tr( hi hudtl-
lir; 1 f Itn trmlf pnd Impro' (nt; nnd
, p"pnortlliff it? orr ilnrir th .nutll
I China oo.ipt Tin pnmpmv 1iph!v lias
j t'Ft.'ihlhliPc' -1 im1 srrvlp from Shiiro-
. tv-ro tn .Vow Yntlt liv wn of UniiKlionEr, I M.., n()(Mxi yjn . ,
11:1 tii.i . tti.il rnmlltlon tlirnuKitfait
Iftre purcl n't"' nf Snlron htic! AuhmI-o i
Althoutjli Hninp of iljt Crttft''" .irc i'"1'
:'to'-kr'T fnrtwth1 niotitln, purcl ; ( h
wnr'c In Hit nii'umn for tho rl imuii''
ru'nt n'vl t N thought tl-nt iin'i' - t.K-
nnt't ic"tt I' llon" fin Itiinpinn nnd SIniit Mm
n i'1 llftet 01- mriiMrii-d, A mo j i an tlti wVt I"
ji'ii'i I in 'd 'n a rnn tdi'ialili 'n:tl. 11 m Id'tn
M ntlfc "ill let it tn 1 fM i-- iv r" ii
t.OfMi ton nlr'n' 'i'!ltTtd nf tin H.im i v.
'ontinff i for nr- raid tn tn- nf evtllni'
n im 1 1 1 and lit'tter than tlmt p'tinll- it-oi'
In tl'nt rcslon. lnro bfoiv !) tnr 'It
rTfatrr pminitin ratno fintn Pamtioti nml
vn't of the ii'nlll Knnn a- "cnr-Vn N"
" Tlf nnnrai di mand (iHMolinnl" I.VXhmi
ton
Afi-or Mi.k to tu of fli fnl 1 i'(i'M t t 1 1 j-n
t'liiMnj Mnrrh I'MI. tip amount tpeni I
Mmnta foi pidill" 'niK', I'Mludln? nmi'-n
tlnn. cantdn, IrrttaMon and irntefh i tu
bnnt nn nt i. unn apniolnmt'l I'i.UVtimi us
a rnli-! tl.LiVUCM In 1' 1 7 -1 and MOTinim
In 1!)KMT Willi tin fxlH-ndltuii'i foi puld'i
liiilldi-tT- and fur mi" Ihini mi t'dl'H'- I
(ito rrncnt v nn i oii"i'fral)lv r.;i t an In
tin- (irt'v tain i nv. (hf amount pii,t fm
road" iiii roniidfi ld lai'-i-r, I '7J tnllc- "f
"niftRtlid" ioaiI and 10 "t"n ? til nf mi
rni'tnllfd" icfl'N ludtrr maintain d, ri aTiihi't
1 ,!Vjn nnd in.:tl(i inlli'i, npoiilih, in Hi
r' I'dtns yi nr.
AllJiot'':!' mot of th" ht It hie n - I in H
ntrp .iiO fa toil'"' 'if Murnia hn'i 1 m .'tnf ui
romi' fintn I'lH'Jind toe p r -n'a';i' nf li
T'ortnMm.t fruni ft VnltvA Pmti- ttadil'
tn 1 1 a -inr, n'ul it i r''Ofir'iit that fc ! r!
lo n! fit mi l.nvi' rucntlj n"Ucf fm AntPti
iti'i i".miK" Intrln" tl-f fl'ial jrat
tt f ITnl'fd H'r)" fiirnll",d nnfv SJMi .fir 'i
nf hitler In it hr out nf total itnpoj latlnii1
tin .i n T"f). n i- - . y-. i'
tli rni;d S'pt lO'iIld S'l (mmi north "tt
,t . Itn1 nf flit. I'Oll f-f l.t'llliil'lH nf fitlit
I ii a' i i;i I' , ' h n t i' h i I ai'H i ( i . ii ,i -
vhhti a" rnort- rmntno:il iiTd, iKvnii'c nt
limatlc ffiMii'..i the I'lUU'ii Slat"-
oi iml i'n wnttii nf a total of
UlN'ivm t'lnine tin- .-it nt t r. m hi t
f"7.2"il north am ftorn 1 1n t'n'!"! Sta'f
nf tin- totnl of yas'.titin in tin- yai inis-li
tcrtnr to tin' bo mi. 1 iioy .itc iitfn
ntnuunlPfl to J;i,tWti, n.i agaitisl ! k tiunipprt. Sir CLin-ndon (loldlnp Hyde
tur.lTO in tin roirt'spotiiliiir; period nf , nnd VMM:)ir. II. Hollh.
, l'il&-li. Inipotl dtiiMN i'jntt United Jll,-, VhfSP mrn ltnve brrn ,!op! .'onnt'iifd
I U !,:(. export (HiLifM JI3.!HS.l:'0, om-Im-, wllh ti,(, hiMnest c1rvpi.nrnl of South
, dtulo on cotton nifnnfacture.' JJ,;wJ,t;j;t. A,riri,.:l( whorf tho lunk nn ntnlns 2.1
I on motor t-piril .'Jfii.O. and lainL cus- i;r,0ho. in An;pntin:i. Chile. lruj;uiiv
. nniH -md mifCfdl'inoous JS7T..970. j ,)n(1 V(U (Jump(.rtt ,Aho tin bcr-n
j I ,.0,inCrtPd with the Anglo-South AuktI-
( 7. ' onn Hank for nnn limp, Ikih spent cohv
Australian INCWS. ! to thirty paifl In Latin America. Me It
ilji dirt-ctor of the Hrithh Overseas Hank.
Ltd.. uUo of the Tru.st and Agency
National-Bank of South Africa, Ltsx
New York Office, 10 Wall St. R. E. Saunders, AEent
Total Resources over $287,000,000
BOMBAY LONDON ANTWERP
BIG CHILEAN NAVY
URGED BY LEAGUE
Congress lr, Reminded
Growth of Shipping.
of
Sw-rniiii. fill. . .Inn.' '.'U Tlie .Mnr'
Itinir L'Tiff if nf ' lii'i. Iimk f,mpI (i mrmo
I rhl id f'on;p s. uiKins an Incrnaso In
Millie's 'iiv.il iirncniimni' wlmli wast
, in ippcil mit iir.'i loi s t Hit I Thn memo- !
I rial ro'-nminmis in. iv jrijiilrit'on nf (he i
1 hnttlfyhlt) Inilr.'intf ('ociiniii'. wliMi!
ti liiltirtlloii tit
B'li'i al Inilm-
, i.ltnH I,.,...
In.KtifnMl a i oiujaril el;, nul-'t miihi1 it it
' Im'ii'il Mint n Ioiik pi'rluil of i!ululilal n'arr
; ill nuif, cmililliif; th jiuiiinnt. i alth l
luiirn.r ih'ikIik linn, mil. It 1. Hu ,'iiali"t
i .11 lonul lii'i il of tin' lltiic.
Tlfi'i- I. fm ?iot. hf.u,','t. v.lvt.' afilta
1 1 .ri iiinlinilt'i tn lil'liuli Mi.' inilli''ti!al i aim
'of Hi.-1 ini.iti j, t J i a I Ii tlif llinl.i'ii mil mini",,
yhfio for III.' laM .'l''ili tn ..n ' 1 1 ihe uorli
'i I'.'iif lii-cn on MrlL. No ili'flnl'c H'ttlr-
mi nt i i t In ''K'ht
. I'lii' Mrlk" 1 1 oti nil 1..' for shorter hours
' an, I lil';hT wai1", I, ut In other iinaitrri It
, I' rrt;arilid in a n,nw that illl fiiahl" tl.t-
I inln'ri at Nivraitl.' to dttnanil the mm"
I I oiifi'.uP Ion?. 'Plifie ii an nlmn.lanrp of uotl:
. nt llroki n IIIII. at hluli vnfii j. Thoii'nnil i of
I moil, lio.'i. ri-fii c .'tnploj int'tit anil iitef.'i
tu cl't on tniliin lii,"i ,i'nl funitc t ontt llmtnil
to reHi'i Ihi- iiit'.'"H.
fomjiany. !.tl. of Aiiitr.'il.i.sin.'llio fom
tnoivlnl ll.inl; of Spnuisli Atnci Ira. l.til.
and of tli London and Ho'itli Anwrlrnn
Inipslni'tit Tnit, l.til.
Sir Clan'mlon Ilyil Is n partner In
tlie drill of S. IVsirsoti S Son. l.til., ulilth
Ii now ensaucil in tlio i o:istt in Hon
iorli of tin- port of Valparaiso, .anil
va rcrcntly pmclnsT of the Chili'in
K'.M'iilr Tnitmvaj anil I.lRlit Company,
I.td of SnnliaRo. He han Ions had nlile
Intfrci-t In South nnd Central America.
Mr. Mollis la Kcnernl manager nnd n
(llri'ctor of the trlti.h Hanlt or South
Annrii'i, Ltd. which icivnth niercul
nlth i 'lc iislo-South merlcMti Hnnk,
I td
New Avenues
of Trade
in the Near East
Railways, constructive
projects, public utilities,
ports, waterways and the
opportunities offered by a
mark t requiring almost
every sort of hnishcvl
.'ootls arc dealt with in the
current issue ot
ASIA
- Imio to ti'o iiial-illij uf tiii- Ta
IiniJAUT,
.IU.it. .... nilh.'i t. rl ,. ,1.1
.t"iit Lrllatli took ovir In comuj)f the jirirpt la the total maikitx. the ('.(npinmcnt
ouM ruction of t'lo warKhlp in In-r viuds lun i'cidrd to nmme tin cmhrrRo m tin I
di'ilnir th u-ir th. rrpnttnn nt mi Ntort of sllvcr-liad bullion for r ul lot of
Rim uu war,. I no creation of a Mir- pU montliv without prcjudbv u, tin fntut.
("try of Murine Indiicmlcnt of ih War , p'-riRtmrnt polio of tiu do-f rnnu nt. Tims ,
.Mlnltr. which now dln-cts naval iif.'"'111' ,IlU u: ."V " m
oi..u ti... ,n,i 1 1 ti . i taken to sjieelfli-nllv lelp Tr ni.tnlnn nnnii,
fafiH, thi' diit.on rf iUv tWn into toUl(. runie import prMIt'Pf nil hi- Rianimi t,
nniti and i;fiural incrpa! In'tho nayinit pioiin'tri and cxp-irtm uf yiiwr iimi (
of i.ual otllrtTrt and on!istod mn. ' I"1"0" t'rf,"ifll,,nl AiwtraHn
rlttn IllllhWl. I t D U tt.. ...VII . .1 1
! iva- ha i hb tl. b
that
Exports and Imports
t Financed
J")l!ti;tT .'ontiertlom wiih sto K
holiilnc I'nnk l-i ttu larKt rltif
ft tlio I ti) tba'i. and Cnnndu.
rrinlp.it ltrnnrlir
U If. Itt-tgiuin
I.m'iio Alt Arprtit'.' '
llnibtn Mamluirln
M'nn. iibft
Al nulla. PhlMiiptni Wtati.i
IjAiiama Cij. Panatna
Port an I'tlnr. llnitl
Ulo d Janeiro. Hra'll
Santo iiomlnito Ponitnl. an tbpiillt
tirrppondftnt tltroiiRtiont the wori.!
'AMERICAN
FOREIGN MNKINf.
coipoRnoN
3J tlrondwAy, New YorU
P"I- nrilii nnil ImlliiilM
"''- nrr $,,IM1),anl
JAPAN WILL SHIP
PEANUT SURPLUS
About S0G Tons Available for
United States.
v.'oiiliiiK i" mri-nl .Titil, sr.-in ftim
!"u f .-tl stnfi-i i',iii.i ftolicrt I'raiiT, .lr .
Ki.lit', .Ini.in' pnilialilp mnpliH of pii-p.Ni'ni-tnulf
lo tl'c I'nlt.u States
f"(im thp riirri-U nop will ninoiitit lo
0 tmw c,f unyhliil i.-:imit nnd Ion.
nf .-.liilli'd ponnul. The .I.ip.iii.. pon
ntit i-rup i norm.il lli'. imr, ntid th-i
ii'ishfllfil tiop p'OinVcJ to ye',tl iibou:
", 'll IllllM.
On June I -here won- pr.trUcpll)'
no sin plus Hto-;; nf .liipmii in pn
nut oil on lrind, ,im thu nnrnial pio
lurt 0 Ihe ntllly by Julv, which Ii tlie
pil nf (he lenson. will In' nliotil m.Ofll
unP in-. I. ul Ihn output will prolia'hh
!.. j-".tiU trd In ntinut a.l.HO Ballons ur
' -. II-.. ni':rl ltr.p-ip. Pr.i.'llr -il.
while th..
itpml Wltll
the di'iclopnu'tit of tiin ini'rdi.i.t diet
It is now of tin. opinion that Hie "old
n.ival proKr.nnni" is ltiiulriuatp lo meet
the eoitntrv'.- iieils. The hl5toricnl
tre.thltiK ot ei-iy netion which itfiire
in ixieml the radi-js of Its ("Vnotnic
ii!.e'e furili' r tcionil It.i fruntleis
an-i to m.iUe k.iov.n nlitoail i.n Mremrlh
o' Its e-iiivn. r.'o and li'd'jvtrlcn." adds
l.ie nieniorhil. "makes tieiefsary the
tnainli nani'. of an ctrt"lMit na lap.ili),.
of prolertln!: It-i men untile He-t in Mne
o," pe-irr, Jurt as the nieniiant Meet is
an obligator) r.iniplement o' the navy
In lir.ii of war."
The A'mlranle iVehrar.e Is a sister
ftYliNllV A prnrtluil iVinon.ltaMnn ,!f
, ihe 1 1 ui'ortloNnl f j . .'in of rt-pri fti'ntton
by nunni of prrTerentl.il Miliar, wni itlwn
In the lecent N't l Bouth Walei etis'tiQii:,
A(U""nle of tlie ry.itpin ore not oetl ,"i
'louuieeil with tlie leitilt Tor nliit. 'ealf
' Pi I'ltrllntiHTit. .1l:t eamll.late. w.'ie p;it furili
it re.ult nf III' new F.tptn. An unnrere
, ilenteil nimil'tr of partlei uppen'pil lo tlie
'otpr .fw'MIe only ,V,i(t,'.'.'ll utit fif n total of
, l.l'HO.1 iVitois on Hip ii.Ii-. lotpil Ueyttl,.,
tt Hie ,.'Ptlon M'f unUliiuxn for i .nrtiiil
nalil' Ipnuth of tinir. ami ilue to t' e IniRe
field IP.- elertlon lal ntleni'id l.v 'oniilit
i at'te rti itt'ini'tit The e'einn fHnl' um
' ili-i'lilitl t'' Hip rflinn of til Labor tr. M anil
T niioi . anilidati
' Mill. ISOUHMJ -The n.l.tnnil'i.' ,1, n ,' shin.
lletDils and I lie iMiimiarlnei J anil .11 liaie
t.pn altarh'Ml to tlie recently p.'abll.h.'il uli.
, lliarlne I'epot al OilK)ine llotmr. lirelnnr..
Vl.loiln The four nnnln'ni; rul.m.iriii.
; t 111 be It IU lo tt'-elnnr; later
Stn'e i'.eiernti.,
llle .iitrullan. tru.-
s'.iip of the Alnilr.mte litnne, Hhiel. 1 MIll.l'ontNi:. Tlie
fiiv.n ltritain alio look over ilorln-. ih 'are eiHin.'i aline: v ltti
,,r. re.rmiln H the tMnnd... but which W, 'l' P'! l'A) Z'J,?I. 'WSl'V"!?
,'l i
lUk'
' ii n
tor vxvoru
Ml , I.) ,
i .ui i u.
w.is re efltly refold l Chile.
nliltlr Celelirallon IMniiueil.
A larxf esposlilon to coniiinior.iti
the viitorlous roniluslon of the war may
be held In Kioto In 1:12; If the plans,
r.ow under consideration by business
inrti cf Kobe. O.s-'l.a and Kyoto are ear
ned i" I It not :f. !:'nmi niiet.1i
i- ' i', . : . fi r . . i.r . ,;,t,
ai'i ii ui l.' j ,oriJs utr.
lie lll.l in Fiilne Pi Oetobrr, Ifll'O.
1 POUT HI!VIV -Tl e Itnval Ainiialian
' lll.tarli ul Society has offered to provide a
I tablet for Hie obeli ik ulilrti . to be erelteil
'on tile spot lieie where Capl. Ito.. Hmltli anil
'Id. party landed nt the leimlnntlon of Heir
Itnglnml to Aii'tralla fllglil.
r.Mli:itl! -The first oliiine. of Hie na
tloiwl bliloij o' the Aiiilrnllan linn-ra'
I " il'i'i. ' .11, nn'.ll i . , i ., '
I. ' 1. V r a.', -j.'.i a a u. iv .r.
ALEXANDRIA
Centre of Egyptian Trade
To Alexandria 20 centuries ago
Reman traders rowel their
gilleys laden with products tT
exchanK for the rich nier
.chrndise of Egypt. Today
Utant stfe! ships ply bctwcei
that cicy and the Rraat prti
of the world. But traderj no
longer exchange tjoods. They
hi'y ard sell on the moJcn
kcs'S of credit.
A mcJiuin for the direct
transaction of their batikin;
huincss is the Alexandria
branch of the Bank of Britis't
West Afrira. Its extensive
fcctlities arc nt the di.posil of
American business men through
tl e New Ycrk Acency.
Bank of
British West Africa
New Yclt 0(rc, 100 B;iS!r!ct
Aeenl.
i; r m-pi r.r. imwi iti.:tT.i
lll.nl ( fie ' oni'mi
The American
MAGAZINE
on the Orient
ASIA present1; sidelight;
on the commercial aspect
of the Orient which briitf,'
tradf. ventures to a suc;
ccssful focus.
It sives you. month bv
month, that variety of ma
terial from which you are
able accurately to gage t tic
people with whom your
business compels you to
deal. Through your un
derstanding of tlie up
turns, traditions, trade and
political relations of these
different peoples. thc
cease to appear inscrutable
and you arc able to meet
them on a practical busi
ness basis.
The July ASIA
at all Newsstands
Asia Fublixhing Companu '
627 I.rxingtan Arentie Xetr York
The Walls of the East
Are Coming Down
Sometimes a gateway is left as a monu
ment to the past, but the old walls of
Seoul, Moukden, and even of old Canton
aie bciny lorn down to make wa fc.
boulevards, street railways and building
plots. Progress is crowding out these
charming relics of the past. 1 he Old
East is passing.
See the Orient:
Now
While its charm remains- Go1
Travel through the Far East will bring you
health and happiness, and take you into realms
of new interest.
Happy Hawaii
Bcauiifwl Japan
Queer Korec
Quaint Old Chine.
Palm Land in the Philippines
Joyful Java
These arc the countries which send out the Call
of the East irresistible when once you've heard it.
On no other part of the globe can you find so
irt'ch quiet, neither can you find anywhere else
so many millions toiling in their quaint ways.
The Orient is the land of contrasts. It is in a
state of evolution from the medieval to the modern.
Motor trucks arc replacing camels; taxicabs arc
crowding out the rickshaws. Before many years,
the old East will have passed.
See it now before Us charm fades
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