BUSINESS AGAIN AT CANTON
FAITH IN LOCAL GUARANTEE
LINER SAILS WITH EMERGENCY CREW.
'(pmt& miss association—copimoit.) (slum's msoRAH.) (Beceived Ist July, 10 a.m.) PEKIN, 30th June.;. Following a guarantee of safety and protection from the Provincial Govern- | ment, the main Customs House and the wharf at Canton have been reopened. It is understood that German merchante | urged this action. The merchants reopened their offices against the advice of the Consul, the Germans wearing an armband worded in German.; (It appears that the level-headed are ready to settle matters diplomatically, rather than by demonstrations. The Empress of Asia has sailed for Canada, with a crew composed of university wardens, undergraduates, and. waitresses. A Scoutmaster is in charge of the cabin bell-boys.
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 1, 1 July 1925, Page 5
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