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"CENTRECOURTITIS.”
THE CHINA MAIL.”
LAWN TENNIS "NERVES."
"Centrecourtitis, writen 9. N. Dout in a home japer," is an ugly cained word used to descrito the
feelings of lawn tennis player (can or woman) wlio is about to play on the centre court at Wimbledon.
Why one should have a distinctly uncomfortable feeling before going on that court-a feeling which lasts for some considerable time after on arrives on it—is bard to explain.
It cannot be the crowds, because in every large tournament in these days spectators are numerous. In fact a good player pre'ers full benches
to empty ones,
But & certain atmosphere pervades the centre court at Wimbledon "that exists nowhere else. I have played in Davis Cup matches and other big contests and have never experienced the same feeling as when I first played on the centre court,
Is that feeling caused by the knowledge
that tho great Renshaws, Baddeleys. Dobertys, and others have played there and bave made the game what it is, and traditional history frightens you?
At any rate, whatever the caUSP. the effect at the Leginning of the
CREED OF ATHANASIUS.
DENOUNCED IN WEST,
MINSTER ABBEY.
VIEWS IN REVIEW.
Too much tongue in Shantang pat con in conference.
Back home a rube doesn't go any- where much; out here it's a rable that doesn't.
The Rev. H. D. A. Major n.n., Principal of Ripon Hall, Oxford, and editor of the Modern Churchman,
If you doubt that China is a modern reached in Westminster Abbey on nation just listen to them quarrolling Trinity Banday. The sermon is reaver who won the war. ported in the Guardian of Jane 16.
la part be asid:-Now to-day, Trinity reads a newspaper headline. If so,
"Change in Peking Finance," Sunday, is the Sunday of the year no one seems to be able to find it. which may be said to be dedicated to orthodoxy. It is not inappropriately a medioval dedication. On it we pray that we may be kept steadfast in the orthodox iaith. On this day, if we observe the rubric, we recita a
creed called by the nams of St. Athanasius, although it is probably an epitome of the beliefs of St. Augustine.
The Chinese government is realizing that what makes a standing army stand makes the t-casury lern,
It's politicians and not furniture makers whom you bear talking about good timber for a Chinn cabinet.
When the Philippine National Bank suck seventy-seven million pesos, it nearly upset the insular ship of state.
The whole world seems to be con- cerned over the question of whether or not women are going to wear short skirts longer.
William Jennings Bryan is trying to prove that man didn't spring from: a monkey and he has about proved that some haven't.
Unpaid government employes in The impression which that creed Peking have organized the "Salary Are wives gives to many who hear it is that Demanders' Union.” Christian orthodoxy is not only a very admitted? complicated; and, indeed, an almost incomprehensible affair, but that it is mainly concerned with the exercise of the intellect. In other words, that it Or is it merely that you are playing consists in a series of propositions pot under critical eyes-newspaper critics forward for our intellectual assent, assembled in their box from every and that if we cannot accent to the part of the Lingdom, and those whispropositions we are guilty of heresy, have witocred the great players and certainly in peril of damnation, referred to above and are mentally and this is not some exceptions! comparing the play of the past with feature peculiar to the Athanasian Creed. This conception is charac. that of the present?
teristi of the thought and feeling which produced the great General Councils with their creeds and
The American secretary of pavy their anathemas. There is no doubt that when the Church anathematised can't see a bottle fleet at the capital an opinion, it regarded the person who of China but be can see the ship of held that opinion as being for ever ex-state struggling in diep water. cluded from the hope of salvation. This is the conception of orthodoxy, and the test of orthodoxy, of the golden age of orthodoxy; and it still survives ja the great Christian Churches to day. And yet it is
The Democrat party in the U.S.A. wholly at varianes with ibos: toats of orthodoxy to which I bave directed should have taken a lesson from the attention in our Christian | Pa-ific Mail Company to learn how to President Wilson ride the As the match proceeds this feeling your gradually wears off, and the condi- Novum Organum, the First Epistle of make
waves safely. tions which before seemed hopeless St. John.
Furthermore, it has no support at now appear perfect.
Some players are much more aff-ct-all in the 'authentic teaching of Jesus ed than others. There are those who Christ. It is a test, moreover, for
match is disastrous.
The crowd seems so very far away, A sort of loneliness cumes over you. A remark made to you by a linesmu or even by the ball boy causes you to sunile inarely. Your throat get par- ched, you hesitate to send for water. The nit seems at least six iches too high and the playing area oppallingly small.
In fiae, the whole business is like a horrible nightmare. That is "centre courtities.
The Filipino mission membera, must come back from Washington and re- port that President Harding pat them off but didn't cast the islands off.
Chang Tso-lin says that to save face he refuses to surrender his arms
gain control of their feelings in a very which the plain man, with a soul or back another loot unless Peking short wuile. There are others who naturally Christian, has not the very are unable to conquer them right through the match
As an example of the latter, ove match (prewar) stands out vivilly, It was a women's single between one of the best British players and the champion of the United States.
The latter appeared to have on nervce, wie the British woman's play was reduced to the level of that of a second-class player because she never gained control of her feelings, When the last stroke bad Le-n lost she ran off the court to hide bernell in despair.
Those were the feelings of a most experienced player-on other cours!
REAL WILD MEN.
slightest regard. Again. it is a test wlich delude those who hold it, for it gives them the impression that there is salvation and eternal file in pro- feasing assent to propositions, whereas salvation is only found in possess. ing the Spirit of our Lord and in striving to obey His principles. And, lastly, this test of orthodoxy, so BJ deceptive 50 a Christian,
of bitter
fictitious, is the cause celesiastical controversies and devas. tating divisions among Christinna.
THE STIGMA OF HERESY"
wil lend him an ear, because he is well heeled and can give all of them a cold shoulder and play his own haod, to make Wa Pei fu lose heart.--The Weekly Revier.
BARRISTER JAND MAGISTRATE.
APPEAL COURT INCIDENT.
Mr. Kathleen Birmingham, the licensee of the Nuneaton Hippodrome, appealed to the King's Bench Divi- Little children, guard your-sional Court in mail week against coa- selves from idols-guard
your-victions under the Licensing Act for selves from idols, however ancient. eupplying liquor in the theatre bar and however venerated, even by after closing hours.
The test of Pupes and prelates.
Mr. Marshall Freeman, supporting orthodoxy, the test of the living faith the appeal. said his case upon the of the Church which finds it in assentsidavits was that Alderman Melly, ta propositions, the recitation of chairman of the justices, was biasci, creeds, is an idol. It is based on the and was an interested in matters falze view tha' the Chistiaa know-
foreign to the case that be took a Alter an adventurous life among leige of God is primarily speculative lively interest" in having the con- cannibals in the wildest and least-and not primarily practical. The true
victions recorded.
MISSIONARY'S TALES OF
BRAZIL.
told him upan the railway station after the case was heard.
The Lord Chief Justice: There are manifest objections to members of the Bar restating in court private conversations wit people after proceedings.
brown region of Bazil, Me test of orthodoxy is a Christ-like To support that allegation counsel Frederick Glass, misery of the life and a Christ-lik: spirit; and said he proposed, although it was mis Evangelical Union of South America, the knowledge of God which jul, to state what Alderman Meily arrived in Southampton recently. eternal life is gained by love of God He told me, says a newspaper and love of man. The worship of the correspondent a strange staty of his idol of false orthodoxy in the Great life among tribes that are among the Christian Churches to day cats, 03 most primitive races in the world. the one hand, the stigma of beresy
To reach them," he tell me,
on the Christina scholar, who utters, "you must travel from the coast for may be, some ao el literary, his four day by rail then trek for threstorical, or scientific judgment which Mr. Freeman said it was the duty weaks ou forarback, and after that conflicts with Christian tradition of the Bar to help justits, and he spend several weeks moze in a canoe, but, on the other han1, this idol of would tell the court what Aldatman That will bring you to a country false orthodoxy has no hesitation in Mally, who was a stranger to him, where a white man is not seen for holding as orthodox Christians to aid. "You made an excellent fight,
who are cowardly, mean, dishonest, gaid the alderni in," but what we felt any years on end. "The customs of these races are slothful, grasping, selfish, asoci was that they (Mrs. Birmingham and primitive in the extreme. They usa able, provided their verbal profes her husband) have brokea both the only stone and wooden implements:sions conform to traditional sta3-spirit and letter of the private agrea- |calabasher and ahelle form their only | dards.
and very superstitious.
i lolatrous
ment with us, and that was what wo
utensils; and they wear no clothing "Let us have done with such soul- were out to stop. If it had not been whatever, merely painting their deceiving
orthodoxy. for that I should have taken a bodies with bright vegetable volonts.Christ's orthodoxy was an orthodoxy different view. Hyou had not stopp. Yet they ara a dignified as well as of action :-Thou shall love the Lorded we should have made it woran for healthy people. They live like thy God with all thy heart, and with animals, are perfectly unasbated all thy soul, sad with all thy mind, you. I am an old hand at this sort
of business." and with all thy strength, and thy Such a conversation, asid counsel, It is with these races that I have neighbour as thyself. St. John's showed that the alderman bad other sphor the greater part of my life.tist of orthodoxy was Christian matters at the back of his mind that There are 100 tribes still in Brazil, practice: Little children, guard created bias, and the Bench convic most of them Aborigines. They yourselves from idols.***
ed, ostensibly under the etatate, but know of no God and have no
really for breaches of local regulations. knowledge of anything but what they | ---
The court dismissed the appeal and upheld the convictions. The Lord the whole is friendly, they are very TO KEEP CHILDREN WELL Chief Justice said a great many vague suspicious of strangers. They DURING HOT WEATHER insinuations had been mad, against despise their aged Taeir language
Those consists of about 600 words.
Every mother knows how fatal the the chairman of the justice
been months are to snill charges should never have
tec. Although their disposition on
hot summer
FOR A WEEK STOMACH,
I have crossed the country from children. Cholera infantum, diarrhes, brought, because there was no doubt many points westward from the dysentery and stomach troubles are rife that the chairman and the Bancb Amazon to Columbia, from-Rio-to st this timsaid aften-precious little Bolivia an soathward from the life is lost after poly a few hours illness.directed themselves to the trueigas." The mother who keeps Baby's Own |coast to the Argentins, in addition to Tablets, the Canadian children's remody, travelling some 4,000 miles by cacce in the house falls sale. occasions!
The dowa tho Araguaya river. The last use of the Tablets prevents stomach and
bowel toables. or if trouble comos As a goner rule all you need to da in journey I undertook was one of 5,000 sudden'y-as it generally does-the te vdopt a diet suited to your ago and miles island to work amongst the Tablo's help bring the baby safely occupation and to keep your bowels Carijos. Tais mission carried out through. They are sold by medicino reguler. When you fol that you have alon, my only companions were a dealers, or by mail at en cents the vial, i caten too much and when constipated, from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. take one of Chumberlain's Tablets. For De Schued Road, Shanghai.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST · )," 1922.
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