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Opp. Post ---------- THE DAILY BRITISH ------ ee ee THE KIWANIANS LEAR SOMETHING ABOUT TURKS Address Delivered by Prof. D. A. McArthur of Quéen's University. "British Interests have been best served by an alliance with Turkey as shown by a study of past relation- pships, and it ought to be our aim to |promote a good understanding with {Turkey," declared Prof. D. A. Mac- Arthur, of Queen's University, in an /admirable address before the Kiwanis |club at the weekly luncheon in the | {Frontenac Hotel on Monday even jing. | "The Turkish problem #s not of | recent origin as you will find by re- viewing the history in Europe, There |are two general factors that must ba kept in mind. First, her relationship |with Russia which has always had covetous eyes on Constantinople, and {lier desire to obtain an outlet from {the Black Sea. From the standpoint {of Britain Russia's position has al- | Ways been a matter of concern. There {8Te more Mohammedans in British jerapire than dn any other nation, and {Ler policy must, therefore, take into {account her relationship witha Tur- (key. It is necessary to look far back ito ascertain how British statesmen {have viewed the Turkish problem. {In the Crimean war Britain fought ifor two main principles. At that {time Russia espoused the cause of the Christian minority and Britain resented the action of Russia in as- fuming the attitude of champion of the Christian minorities in Turkey; {end she did not want Russia to fort- | [ify the Bladk Sea for purposes of de- | fence and offence. In this she won. |Turkey was admitted to the concert of Europe and to a place at the coun- icil table. She was to place her house |in order, and the treaty secured the |passage of commerce through the {8traits, but war vessels were, not ad- {mitted. Turkey only had that right [by the Treaty of Paris. { Russia was disappointed and did | not accept it absolutely, but still hop- led to get Constantinople, In the {Franco-German war of 1870, Russia {kept Austria out of the war for the { | Are You Fat ? | be ye. . Just Try This | Thousands of overfat people have be- | come slim by following 'the advice of | | doctors who recommend Marmola Pre- | | scription Tablets, those harmless little | { fat reducers that simplify<the dose of the famous Marmola Prescription. if too fat, don't wait--go now to your | druggist and for one dollar, which is | the price the world over, procure a case | { of Dae tablets. If preferable you can | | secure them direct by sending price tv the Marmola Co, 4612 Woodward Ave | | Detroit, Mich They reduce steadily and | emsily without tiresome exercises or { starvation diet and leave no unplea- | sant effect. | Bn Aan | jsuffered, ' The eympathies of the | Turks were alienated and they turn-| ed toward Germany. The result was lan understanding between Turkey 1 jand Germany." Young Tarks Friendly. "The Young Turk movement was. started in 1908 and it brought to the | front Mustapha Kemal Pasha. Brit- | {ain was regarded as the model of de- | {1mocracy and the Young Turk party' looked to Britain for guldahce. The | {British minister in Turkey was {sympathetic but he died and his suc- jcessor, Mr. Lowther, did not show the |same sympathetic attitude so they | turned to Germany. Russia was the | cause of the Turkish alliance with | {Cermany in the war, and the only | {Trize Russia looked for was the par- [tition of Turkey. It appears that |Greece bought two warships in the United States that were delivered in {21914 while Britain was building two {warships for Turkey. Unfortunately {when the war broke out Britain com- {mandeered the two Turkish ships that had not been delivered. At the {Same time two Gérman cruisers had but into the Sea of Marmora where they were placed under the Turkish {rag." 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VISION SPECIALIST 148 PRINCESS STREET would be cn sale Friday morning at Jack McGall's store. President Nickle asked the club ¢o Join with the Canadian club on the vccasion of the visit of Sir Henry Newbolt to the city, also fo attend ths anniversary banquet of the Board of Trade when Sir Henry Thornton wiil be a guest. - 1,754,929 Lbs. Increase For "Salada" This figure, which represents the tremendous progress in public favor which "SALADA" has made during 1922, can be attributed only to fits invariably high quality amd teapot satisfaction.---Advt. ------ Briti<h-Turkish Alliance Best. "This is the background of the pre- sent Turkish problem created a fail- ure of the All'es to seize the proper time to make a peace treaty with 'Turkey. The freedom of the straits | JAMES REID PHONE 147 FOR SERVICE. ~ spss} Gas Engines Are Costly and when they break or crack it is a very expensive thing to re- place them. No need of that when our oxy-acetylene welding process will bring about the same result, for a fraction of the cost of a new Se. of cylinders. But be sure and Lave the welding done by experts Bishop acne Shop KING AND QUEEN ST! is regarded as the chief matter now and the creation of a neutral zone on i each side, The Mosul oil question | has grown out of the seizure of Mosul | by the British after the armistice and --W. Rees and A. W. it is the real issue between the Brit- Ph Sap o- » a 3 x to Bost- ish and the Turks, This question as | 27 on at well as that of minorities mi om. Ne . be edi rs the joo Tuam well The teachers and _puplls of the tions for arbitration, Nobody wants | Bight school are holding a little ban- to go to war again." quet and entertainment in the lect- In concluding "Prot. MacArthur | Ure rooms of St. Andrew's church touched upon Canada's pos 3 this evening. ouchod oo Taine geeition Tin Miss Elsie Hudson, Toronto, {is British interests were best served by visiting her sister, Mrs. W. R. Gor- an aldance with Turkey and that it don, Sydenham nee. 208 should be our part to promote the Jack Lee, Jr. and Jal en, moet favorable understanding. spent id 32 Kimenos. Ane eS Jemands 2 Peseatul atiftude Te ch "ill hold a Progressive 2 Jind, and it W sot Soing to pro- ah gh the Parish House tomor- mote peacs if there 1s a constant agi- = iE e 8 ; " ! TO aayiL Bp etary: was ten- | Miss Hyacinthe Sophie, Princess dered to Prof. MacArthur on a _ street, is entertaining a number of tion of George Gillespie, seconded by Bor friends at her home this even- Frank Hoag. Major-Gen, Sir AC : i . 3 Macdonnell gave an interesting ac- 4 Buea Hal, Kingston, spent Bun count of eome war incidents that |93¥ In Gananoque. wed Thursday evening next some of enon oa he Turk up In a very favor- the young people are having a little dance at the Canoe Club, The Dixie Five will furnish the music. J. McGowan, Brockville, Sunday with friends here. They are Worth their Weight in Gold Much in Favor of Dodd's Kid. ney Pills. He Advises All Persons Who Suffer From Kidney Disease To Use Them Pine Ridge, N.B., Jan. 29.--(Spe- cial) .--¥From all over New Bruns- wick reports are coming telling of the popularity of Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remedy for all forms of kidney trouble. In every place, oweva small, there appears to be at least one per- son who is prepared to say that he ow, ' a Som Kiwani's Business President H: C. Nickle occupied the chair-and the music under the direction of Garnet Lockett was never better. He had a string quar- tette composed of H. A. Graham, Bert Hunt, A. McMahon and Arthur Wat- son that was very fine. 5 E, Smithies as sergeant-at-arms was kept busy collecting fines. Dur- ing the roll call the following guests Were announced: Prof. MacArthur, A. McMahon, F. LaMont, Toronto, and Harry Caldwell, Art Lincham, proprietor of R. H. Toye and Company, fruit and com- mission merchant, was the booster. He was introduced by Harry Wilder, aster, as one who "never kept -Art donated some fine prizes in boxes of fruit. They Were won by Bert Winnett, Jack Me- Gall, William Moore and James So- wards. SH spent A very pleasing event took place 'When Percy Borland, late secretary, Was presented with a handsome club tag by Gen. Sir A. C. Macdonell as an expression of the club's apprecia- ticn of his valuable services last year. A resolution drawn up by the ex- boosts to one each month and then to be voluntary was presented by Elmer Davis. Its adop- ticn was moved by Frank Hoag and sconded by Gen. 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