THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. ~THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920,
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE FROM NEW WIRELESS EQUIPMENT
WITHIN,
CLERGYMAN DENOUNCES
wines.
THEIR METHODS.
ON SHIPS.
FACILITIES FOR BUSINESS MEBBAGES
New York, Match 5.—The Anti- A statement laaned' by Mar- Saloon League achieved a tresh coni's Wirelossa Telegraph Com-- triumph Yesterday. when the|pany_that__ business men who House of Representatives by antapped ashore in New York overwhelming vota of 254 to 86 from the Imperator at the end of defeated a motion to repeal the her maiden voyage, undar British | Ant for the Enforcement, of Pro-management, had some surprises hibition. Its triumph, however, for their friends. They found this was marred by two incidents. One great liner to be one on which it was a warning issued by Cardinal was possible to conduct business Gibbons, of Baltimore, that the with their clients in America and fanaticism of the prohibitionists England with almost the same was producing a strong reaction ease as if they had been seated throughout the country and his in offices in London or Now] advice that the Art should be York. interpreted so as to permit the The Imperator was known to consumption of light beers and be equipped with a branch office The other, a far more of a well-known British bank, but serions incident, was the defection was not generally known to be of one of its agants, the Rev. carrying a new wireless equip- William H. Freeman, of the ment which promises Do re- Presbyterian Church of Carlisle.volutionize communicationa on New York, who made to Mr. the ocean. The present standard Cavillier. of the New York ship's wireless set in the past has Legislature, remarkable dia beso capabla of transmitting closures concerning the legality messages an average dist+ace of of the methods employed by the 200 miles and of receiving meas- league.
ages sent out by a special station like Poldhu, up to perhaps 1,500 miles. A ship in mid-ocean in the past, requiring to send messages to coast Stations on either side of its members, who aimed at of the Atlantic, has had to relay the establishment of complete these messages across a chain of domination over ministers of other ships. By the enterprise of religion and public
in the Marconi Company, however, America with the view to the new maritime wireless set has eventual control of all policies of been evolved employing con- national legislation.
Riouons
which, that he though
After working for the league for three months, the clergyman said, he abandoned his post in disgust, appalled at the cynicism
men
waves
the
al- Mr. Freeman said
occupying tess attended a meeting of league dele-space than the apparatus in gates and exporters at the offices of use until now, has an efficient Mr. William T. Anderson, New transmitting radius of 1,500 miles. York, but instead of finding them One of these was fitted on the jubilant over the success of the Imperator second on the Car- -cause, discovered that they were manis, and third on
26 greatly agitated Because of Mauretania. rumours that they now lose their, Business men on the Imperator lucrative joba Finall, Mr.) were able to send wireless mes- Anderson pacified them by telling sages upon that ship direct to them that the enforcement of the the British Admiralty wireless law would require more money station at Aberdeen and the and effort for years to come than Canadian Government station at had been consumed in the cam- Barrington Passage. They were paign which led to
ad-also able to maintain direct com- its option....
munication with the Carmania, Mr. Freemia said that his 1,000 miles distant. This new instructions were enumerated enterprise has resulted in a con-i under four heads intended as siderable reduction in the cos: guide posts in framing speeches. of long-distance messages These headings were(1) "Con- these ships, it now being possible ciliation, to induce audiences to fior person in Landun I. believe that the speaker was communicate quickly with pass-| interested in their welfare: (2)]engers on these vessels at any information; (3) inflammation; time during their voyage at a (4) consecration or evin secre. charge of only 10led, per word. tion," containing hints for the Of this 10ted, the Post Office re- stimulation of the generosty of reives for shore wireless and audiences. Mr. Freeman said land line services. These new, the agents spoke with the same wireless equipments on the Im-) contempt of church congregations perator Garmania, and Mau as get-rich-quick promoters Bid Tretania, are aiditional to the set) of their victims.
| bitherto installed mainly for the After he had studied the ins-† purposes of safets at sea, and it is tructions for the construction of intended that they shall be used speeches several days, Mr. exclusively Freeman was asked to delivar almente.
specimen speich to a group of
Anti-Salcon League acents for
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THE
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NOTICE.
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REPULSE, BAY HOTEL
SPECIAL ATTRACTION American Cabaret Dancers will appear
WEDNESDAY, 21st. April, 1920. and SATURDAY, 24th. April, 1920.
during TEA DANSANT & DINNER
DANCE.
The following Dances will be presented :--
their critical appraisal of its CAPTITE QUERN'S NEEDLEWORK, financial potentialities. But het The Queen and Princess Mary refused to do this cos the ground visited the Renal School of Art that it would be a degradation of Needlework at South Kensington 1. "A Pretty Girl is like a bis office, and he was excosed. recently. The Royal ladics were Melody It was, however, he found, a much interested in a beautiful universal practice in breaking|piece of Tuse point lace worked | Room"
REYNOLDS-DEVÕIMUN
MONDAY Night April 27th.
An event in Hongkong's Theatrical History.
REYNOLDS DENNISTON, LTD.
presents
DENNISTON PLAYERS
IN
**UP IN MABEL'S ROOM
Monday, 26th April
915.
The after the war comedy.
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Tuesday 27. ** CIVILIAN CLOTHES "
Vivid Vital Draina of Regifs. Wednesday 28. THE THIRD DEGREE"
Thursday 29. ** FRIENDLY ENEMIES
Friday 30. "THE ACQUITTAL" Saturday 1. ** NIGHTIE NICHT”
The Box Office Plans are Now Open at MOUTRIE'S & Co.
from 10a.m.
The Curtain Rises at 0.15 p.m. abarp
PRICES $4,
- Tel: 527.
NOTICE.
HONGKONG STOCK
EXCHANDE.
THE Committee have amended the Settlement days as follows for the year 1920:—
Thursday... 29th Aftil Friday... 28th May Friday,
25th June Thursday.... 29th July
30th August
Monday. Friday' Friday, Monday.
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NOTICE.
ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE BRANCH. KOWLOON.
Pitman's Shorthand Evening Classes.
A class for soup men will
The General Committee bas decided to again throw the Club) House open from 1st May to certain approved persons who commence on Monday 3rd May
For particulars apply by letter to
are not Members of the Club.
Applications for Bathing Mem-the abore address. bership should be sent to either of of the undersigned.
24th September
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By Order.
29th November
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29th October
Thursday.... 23rd December
By order of the Committee,
W. LOGAN,
Secretary. Hongkong Stock Exchange.
Hongkong, 1s: April, 1920.
NOTICE.
W. G HUMPHREYS & CO.
The interest and responsibility of Mr. Cecil Humphreys in our firm ceased on December 31st
1919.
W. G. HUMPHREYS & CO.
NOTICE.
Cocaine" to
A ** Roar
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KING EDWARD HOTEL
in youn oratory for agents by Mary Mary Queen of Scots | 3. "Bull Room" Fox Tro!" of the League to
over during her imprisonment. Special Co
4.Taxi will be played by speeches sentence by sentence, jinterest attaches to this piece of a Jazz "Trap Drummer" weighing the effectiveness. of lace, because it was rescue from
On and after the 22nd Twenty' NOTE each word,phrase, and sentence in Ypres after the bombardment. Owing to limited securomeda.second of day of April 1920 all tapping the rock of finance. We It is being exhibited at the school, tion. table bookings should be receipts for money received on were told, he said, always to keep and will, it is understood. Le made early either at the Hong account of the KING EDWARD in mind the financial undertone offered for sale.
of our oratory.
At one experience" meeting
the agents called upon one man,
Mr. Freeman concluded with
kong Hotel Office (Telephone HOTEL shall bear the impress No. 3) or direct to R-pulse Bay
of the Hotel Chop, which is Hotel (Telephone No. 481.
circular in design bearing the words "King Edward Hotel."¡
on whom most admiration centred the following disclosures, which because of his great earnings, to Tetergymen will do well to tell the secrets of his effective-note:-
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BOUGHT SERMONS.
ness, but he said it was not fair tol The Anti-Saloon League is not NOT PLAYING THE GAME. expect hira to divalge his a creation or agency of the professional secrets. The second Churches. It is indepent of thed:. A complaint by the Rev. E. M. best man al coin secretion." Instead of being used by the Blackie, vicar of Windgur. however, was more liberal minded. Churches it uses them. If Chur-recently published in the Daily and said that his experience was ches understood how they are Chronicle, regarding an offer Shat church congregations were being made pawns of the Anti- from a firm to supply sermons by no means the best source for Saloon Lesque they would bejat 5. each, finds support among fonds. His recommendation was revolted. The League's agen: other ministers.
E W. CARPENTER,
P. W. D.
and D. K. BLAIR, LOWE, BINGHAM &
MATHEWS.
NOTICE.
KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN CLUB.
The Annual General Meeting. i
will be held in the Club House on Friday 23rd. instar 5.45 p.m.
Business :--
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1. To Receive Committee's Report and Statement of accounts for year ended 31st." December,
1919.
To Elect Office Bearers for ensuing year.
3. To Discuss Club business generally.
D. GOW,
Acting Hon. Secretary.
NOTICE.
Both in English and Chinese. KOWLOON CANTON RAILWAY. Receipts without this-Stamp---- Chop will not be recognised by the Hotel Authorities.
'J. WITCHELL,
Manager. Hongkong. 19th April, 1920.
NOTICE.
Albany, for instance. "It is not a common thing in THE HONGKONG TUTORIAL &
be
a house to house canvase by men at who could tell an impressive story told me that one of the most im-my experience of clergymen or to the housewife, which was far portant features of the work was ministers for sermons to tuore effective.
sabdoing recalcitrant ministers bought," said the Rev. J. H. Other speakers had the same and keeping them in line. If Sbakespeare to à Daily Chronicle) experience, with was the result Ministers will not submit to being representative.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
43. Bonham Road. Opposite the University
Tel. No. 132. P.Q. Bor, 593. Principal by
that the league's methods of held in bondage by the Anti- Some men read their sermons, financial appeal were largely Saloon League they are coerced but this is not so frequens as revised. One of the most by about the game methods which formerly. To buy a sermon suggestive points discussed, said are used in coercing legislators. the yard and paim it off as one's Mr. Freeman, WAS the They are threatened with the own is not playing the game."" so-called meat axe" methods alienation of the important mem-
Dr. Ramsey, ex-Moderator of
ル
(British Section).
The public is notified that the full train service will be resumed on Thursday, April 22nd.
By Order.
II. P. WINSLOW,
Manager. Kowloon, 21st April 1920.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
JOHN P. JONES, B.Sc., M.E. Min.
THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public The Institute affords Pporial Pre- paration (Class and Privato. Day and Auction on for University Matriculation Erening, Oral and Correspondence) Saturday, the 74th April, 1930 Degree Examination.-
and
of Mr. William H. Andersonbers of their congregation. Athe Presbyterian Synod, said in dealing with legislators and minister must go with the League
It is obvious from the number others. Mr. Anderson was called or have the League undertake a of advertisements one sees that upon to explain how he succeeded crusade against him among his the trade in sermons exists. while others failed in getting own followers. I saw enough of the "I agree with the vicar of! New Session has now commenced. results by violent personal abuse, terrible power which they exert Windsor in condemning this Tutorial Classes are being conducted and by attempting to bring scorn secretly, of the unscrupulous practice, but if a man purchases in English. Mathematics, Trigonome and contempt on recalcitrant methods they use, of their brazen ermons and openly reads them by. Machassez. Physica, lihemistry. legislators and Ministers. Mr. contemptuous attitude toward the to his congregation he is entitled History, Geography. Anderson, however, urged all public, and the complete lack of to da so provided his flock will French, for Hongkong University canvassers and arborters to be sincerity they arhibit among stand IE But to deceive them July Examinations. sweet and suave in deportment themselves to convince me that into thinking they are original Private Tuition can also be had in and leave "meat axing" ex-the institution is one of the most work when they have been bought the subjects. clusively to him.
dangerous in the country, A is biting them below the belt.
-commencing`stirem.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
NOTICE.
HONGKONG DOG & POULTRY SHOW. (1920).
The fifth Show will be held, (by of the Hongkong Jockey Club) kind permission of the Stewards within Happy Valley on Saturasy 1st
the enclosure,
May 1920.
at
Judging commences at 3 p.m. Lady Stubbs has kindly con- sented to distribute the prizes at
THE Undersigned base received 4.30 p.m.
instructions to sell by Public Anction on
Saturday, the 24th April, 1920
commencing at 11 s.m.
at their Sales Rooms, Duddell
Street -
7 Vickers Sewing Machines
Treadle
And
1 Vickers Hand Sewing Ma- chine
(More or less damaged) Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS. Auctioneer.
HE Undersignedhavoreceived TH
Entries close 24th inst. at 7p.m. Entry forms for Dogs, Cata. Poultry and Pigeons may be had from the undersigned.
Entrance fee for Dogs $2.00. Cats $1.00, Poultry 30 cents each bird, Pigeons 30 cents per pan.
Entrance fee should form when sent in.
accompany
First and second prizes will be given in all classes and third prizes where there are suficient entries, in place of certificates as in former years.
B. L. FROST.
Hon. Secretary.
instructions to sell bro E. EX. TELEGRAPH CO. Auction on
Monday, the 36th April, 1930
commencing at 2.43 p.m.
at "La Hacienda" No. 74 The Peak
♪
A Quantity of Valuable
Household Fumiture.
(Full particulars from catalogue) On view from Sunday, the 25th inst.
1
Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.
Auctioneers
PUBLIC AUCTIONS
Connaught Road Central
PUBLIC AUCTION
THE Cadersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction on
Wednesday, the a8th. April, 1920- commencing at 2.30 p.m.
at No, 65 Wyndham Street.
A Quantity of Valuable Household Furniture.
f..
compring-Teak hatstand, plush
& HE Undersigned have received covered conch srmchairs. instructions from Messrs. lady's teak & blackwood dests, Thoresen & Co to sell by Public teak card table, easy chairs, Auction on
Tuesday, the 18th May, 1920.
commencing at 3 p.m.
at their Sale Rooms, Duddell Street.
The Steamer "DAGMAR” as she now hes in the Menso River, Bangkok, with all her machinery, gear and appurten-
acces etc.
marble top console table with. bevelled mirror, fancy electric lampe, electric ceiling fans, fancy msotel clocks & mirom, por- celain figures. Japanese silk embroidered screcos, engravings. white lace curtains, carpets. etc. etc..
Tesk extension dining table & chairs, teak sideboard with bevell- ed mirror, teak dinner waggOTIF," 1457 tons grosa Reg.
test ice chest, teak, bookcase, 921 tons net Reg.
occasional tables, bras fanders, 1800 tons deadweight caps- dinner service, glass & electro- city on 17 feet mean draft pisted ware, teak overmantels Speed 10 knots
with bevelled mirrors, electric This steamer went ashore in etc. etc. the Gulf of Siam, was salved, and Double brass bedsteads, single towed to Bangkok, where she was & double teak wardrobes with dry-docked and patched up. bevelled glass doors, teaktressing Inspection orders on application tables, marble top washstands. to the East Asistle Co. Ltd. double toilet sets, box COUC Bangkok.
etc. etc.
at their Sales Roomir, 6 Duddell
The steamer to be at purchasers Street,
risk after fall of barmer, when A.Large Quantity of Assorted purchase money is to be paid.
Brushes
For full particulars apply to and
LAMMERT. BROS,
Auctioneers.
Messrs. THORESEN & CO. Hongkong
Latin and
57 cases 'Assorted Jam
LAMMERT BROS.
“Auctioneers,
Prospectas on application
or.
il
Also
1 Cottage Plano by John Brins- mesi & Sone ..
1 Enamelled bath. Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS. Auctionee