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CELEBRATE EID
Sermon Preached By
English Convert.
APPEAL FOR MOSQUE FIND
London
POLITICAL
INFLUENCE
Keeping Back The
Clouds Of War
ONLY COUNTRY THAT HAS TURNED THE CORNER
The Persian Spell
(Continued From Page 10).
"But, whenwireless and flying came in 7 All the things that you'd Įprophesied2 (C
"'One thing governs the world,' he answered.
"Well, yes, I agreed."
The Festival of Eld was celebrated in London at the Shah Jehan
Mosque under the
Kokstad (Cape Province). auspices of the Muslim Society
"One thing?” I muttered. How Britain's political Influence of Great Britain,
"One thing, he repeated. One Prayers in Arabic were con- war was explained by Sir John Home. Inside it is doubly impor was keeping back the clouds of
thing outside the walls of The ducted by Mr. William Burchell Sandeman Allen, M. P for West Bashyr Rickard, an English con- Derby and Chairman of the Com-tat-Tact. vert. He also preached a ser-mercial Committee of the British mon in English in which he ex House of Commons in the course
"I hadn't enough of it," he said: harted the Muslim section of his of an address in the Kokstad Town sadly. "Too much of the spirit of audience to carry the message of Hall. He spoke on the present the reformer I suppose. That's aj Islam to Europe
Abdul Majid, Imam of the tary and economie."
world conditions, political, mone-course for the reformer, whatever At is for the world. I hadn't enough Mosque, read the President of
[tact." the British
Sir John said that England was Muslim Society the only country in the (Lord Headley's) message en-
world "What happened?'" I asked. titled "Nil Desperandum."
completely turned For he was silently brooding. This message appeals to all Mus-the corner, and the Dominions
"When wireless and Rying came lims to collect funds to build a and Colonies were beginning tolin I said, "I told you so." That Mosque in London, the metropolis follow her. England's financial was fatal: I soon saw that. You
which had
were
Was
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of the world, which will be worthy credit stood higher than that of don't get out of those homes by an- of the position of the Islam rell-any other country, and in the poll-Inoying the warders, gion amongst the religions of the tical world England was looked up
But did nobody see you world.
Ito. Her Influence was keeping right?" I asked. The gathering was international back the clouds of war,
""The chaplain told me it and represented many
Great World Language different
bad form to say, "I told you faiths.
English waS the great world That was all I got out of that' Amongst those present were Sirflanguage to day, and nations such "He thought for a while and went Bhupendra Nath Mitra-the Indian as Japan, Czecho-Slovakia
and jon:
'I had only one card left. · High Commissioner, the Afghan Poland had chosen English as "What was that?' I said.
Narer before has it been possible to travel on these modern luxury laers at rales as low as those offered you to-day. Step aboard a friend- and Hedjaz Ministers and repre-i
to second language in preference "Climbing, be answered. And ly President Liner it Hong Kong and take this opportunity to make your Bentatives of the Iraq and Egyptian French, German or Spanish. it was years before I pulled off that. trip to New York conveniently and inexpensivaly, Legations in London-Reuter:
As one who had travelled ex-It was, a stiff job. And now," be tensively
official
business added more cheerily, 'I have come, through the Continent, Sir John to ask your advice, the advice of said that Europe was in a state of someone with an outside point of turmoil, although he did not feel" view, someone that has never played | that there was a danger of an out-tennis on that court of curs at the break of war at present.
Home.'
CHINESE ART IN BERLIN
Exhibition Of Modern Paintings Opened.
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Referring to Germany, Sir John 'I should be delighted to give said that, while it was laid down you, I said, 'any advice that I can: in the peace treaty that Germany "I hid the spell, he said. 'I should disarm, it was also provid- have got it still. The Persian ed that other nations should,
to manuscript, and the spell that takes some extent. also disarm, but the you back. I buried it, and I know only nation among the allies which where to find it. Shall I go back Berlin. had disarmed was England, and she 'igala? An exhibition of 200 paletings had done so beyond the measure of "I shook my head. by modern Chinese artista
was safety.
""But I shouldn't speak of opened in Berlin by the Mini-: The nations of Europe had not wonders this time,' he said. 'I am ter of Education, Dr. Rust.
played the game with Germany, getting old and it's time I went A distinguished company was and despite the shameful way she back. I shouldn't say a word of Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengera and Cargo to Con-present including the Chinese had behaved regarding the war, wireless or flyläg. I've learned my antinople, Pireaus, Smyrna and other Lavant Porta by steamers of the Minister in Berlin, Professor Liu he sympathised with her present lesson Khedivial Mail Staimably Co.
Hai-su as special representative difficulties.
**Men never learn,' 1 said. of the Chinese Government-which
Hitler's High Ideals
"You'd do it again. You couldn't sent the paintings to Berlin-and He spoke from personal know-help it when you got back there," many members of the Chinese ledge of the intense humiliation in-He had been calm till now, but now colony, foreign diplomats and flicted on Germany as the result of the gesticulated as he appealed to prominent German artists.
the Polish Corridor. A feeling of me, and the more excited he got the Dr. Self, President of the bitterness had been created in more I stuck to my point. Society for East Asiatic Art, ex-Germany and that was where Hit- "I'd try not to say' a word to didn't seem to have any choice, pressed the hope that the exhibi-ler came in. Hitler was a baby them, he said after a while. don't know how he did it, but he; tion would increase the German when it
came to business, but he
"And when I heard the word "try imposed my valuation of him upda people's knowledge of China's high was a man of high Ideals,
I knew he was giving way,
me. But for all that, he took my civilisation.
It was not Hitler, but those with "You couldn't help it,' I said advice. I have no doubt of that Dr. Rust announced that he whom he associated, and could not again. "Think what a quiet age it whatever. He looked round that B.L. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation for would submit to the Cabinet the control, who were responsible for was. It was broken up by these quiet old garden and up at the 1st and 2nd class passengers.
Chinese Minister's proposal that a tho brutal treatment of the Jews. wonders. Don't go and try to spoll darkening trees, and making a kind parallel exhibition of German Art Sir John did not think that, If it before its time.'
of gesture with both his hands that should be shown in China.-Reu-wisely treated, Germany would be "I really don't know why I took I knew was renunciation, he went
a source of danger-Reuter. ... him so seriously. But somehow I back by the way that he came."
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SOVIET CENSORS SHAKESPEARE.
Preparing For Season Of Plays.
Bira.
The Soviet censor is busy with Shakespeare in preparation for the forthcoming season of
| plays in Moscow.
have
Bolshevik cultural leaders found it necessary to free the world's greatest dramatist from "false Idealistic conceptions and bourgeois Ideology."
They interpret him in accordance with Lenin's teachings.
A recent production of Hamlet in Moscow gave rise to a heated con troversy among the Soviet-intelli-
Many critics considered that, in cutting out all vision and idealism, the producer had succeeded merely ip mutilating the text.Reuter,
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