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Address by Dr. Daniels.
Excellent congregations were: present at the morning and even- ing services on Sunday when the Chaplain referred to the losses sustained by the Church owing to the changes in the Fleet and Gar gison and gave a hearty welcome to the newcomers in which he in- cluded visitors, among whom were the Rev. J. Worley, D.D., and Dr. Daniels, of the United States: -
An impressive service was held. in the evening when Dr. Daniels, who had accepted an invitation to take part, delivered an address. The son of a Methodist lay prea- cher the doctor proved to be an effective public speaker.
The knowledge that the preacher was ода of the foremost medical authorities in the States, ex-Pre- sident of the American National Medical Association, besides being actively socaged In public philanthropic work added weight
message which deeply in- terest the congregation. His medical training and experience and his extended travels in the East provided the doctor with vivid illustrations of his subject. riz., that the things which are! seen are temporal, and the things which are not seen are eternal and therefore the all-important.
At the Chaplain's meeting held in the Wesleyan Sailors' and Sol- diers' Home, Dr. Daniels received a warm reception from a large company of Service men who had enjoyed the address in the church. The men were delighted with the doctor's stories which he used to enver some important lessons on certain problems and perils which men from Home face in the East. A President of the American Board of Health during the war and a pioneer of the new Eugenic legislation adopted in the States, his uncompromising defence of moral sanctions, and his exposure of the evils and dangers of defy ing them will not be soon forgot) les.
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THE OPEN DOOR IN CHINA.
Washington, Jan. 13. The Far Eastern Committee adopted the major portion of the proposal of Mr. Hughes for the establishment of an International Board to examine existing and future concessions in China. Action will, however, be deferred regarding the fourth clause under which the Powers would submit to the Board concessions appearing in-. consistent with other concessions and the principle of the Open Door.
It is understood that the Japanese and French delegates ob- jected to the clause and desired further discussion, the French suggesting an amendment to prevent interference with existing con- cessions. Mr. Shidebara declared that Mr. Hughes' definition of the Open Door was wider than that of John Hay in 1899. Concessions obtained in China since 1899 should therefore not be subject to new definition.
Interesting to the mez. was the doctor's plain talk about the ur ent necessity of semeating the riendship between the English rpeaking races. He a cured that the yellow press
The Americans proposed a resolution hoping that future deve- was mis- leading and that the hearts of thelopment of railways in China would enable Chinese to effect their best men in America are as true foreign financial and technical assistance, if necessary.
consolidation into ope Chinese controlled system, with provision for to the mother country as the Geddes put forward a resolution opposing discrimination regarding Sir Erie hearts of the best men in Britain passengers and shippers, on Chinese railways on the ground of na- are true to the daughter country- tionality and providing reference of any instances to the laterna- That there are no real differences tional, Board. between the two great nations. the apparent differences arise frem varying points of view.
Dr. Daniels was surprised and gratised, by the ringing cheers with which the Service men show ed their approval and appreciation of his timely words of advice and warning(Contributed).
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Fourth Article Permanently Side-tracked.
-Washington, Jan. 19.
When the French renewed to the Far Eastern Committee their objection to reopening the whole field of concessions in China through the fourth article of Mr. Hughes' resolution, Japan seconded them. The article was Enally entirely rejected. At the suggestion of Sir Robert Bordea the Chinese reserved the right to call up the question later, but the general impression of the delegates is that it is permanently zidetracked as far as the Con- ference is concerned. Many delegates were opposed to the pro- vision on the ground that it might lead to almost endless enquiry into the validity of a maze of economic arrangements throughout eliminated article is not considered of vital importance, as the re- China. It is said on behalf of the American delegation that the maining provisions permit of the examination of existing conces- sions where both parties are agreed.
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In the course of the Open Door discussions, Sir Eric Geddes placed on record his former statement of the attitude of Civil Service.-G. P. Sayer the British delegation, saying: "It is clearly understood that Captsio). E. B. Raid, E.
there is nothing in this resolution which affects, one way or the W. Hamilton, W. H. Edmonde, F.
other, the existing International Consortium or any other form J. Ling, E. C. Fincher, H. E Strange, B. C. Witchell, A. E.
of voluntary co-operation among private financial and industrial groups of different countries which may join together, in a manner Wood, F. Sutton and J. C. Flet
not involving monopoly or infringement of principles re cher. Reserve: E. E. Dunkley.
Indian R.C.-A. el Arculli (Caprice most efficiently and economically to -
the Conference, in order to farnish China w taia, M. E. Abbas, A. H. Ram- jaho, S. H. Ismail, B. D. Ismail, 3. A. lamail, D. Rumjaho, J: S. Curreem, . Ismail, S. A. R Ismail and F M. Arculli. LRC. 2nd XI. v. C.SC.C. 2nd XI The following will represent the I.R.C. od X in their League the iron and coal mines in Kiaochow leasehold will be operated by The Sino-Japanese delegates have reached an agreement whereby mateb against the C.S.C.C. Pod XI a company formed under a special charter by the Chinese Govern- so the C.8.C.C. ground on Saturment. Japanese will be permitted to invest capital in the enterprise
sy at 2.15 p.m.-E. Ali Moos to an amount not exceeding the Chinese capital.
deen, N. B. Kitchell, A. Kitchell,
O. Rumjaha. H. D. Rumjahr, A.
H. Mader, M. Sadick, B. Nazario,
Y. A. Watch and S. Abbas. Re- serve: 1..Hassen.
NO GAGGING ON VARSITY LABOUR.CLUB.
A charge levelled against the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford that he banned a University Labour Club meeting this term is replied to by Mr. J. R. H. Weaver, junior proctor. "It is most unjust to Bay that the Vice-Chancellor has discriminated unfairly," he told a Press representative. *At the beginning of the term the Vice- Chancellor raid there were too many distractions for under- graduates, and he was anxious that they should be kept within
THE KIAOCHOW LEASEHOLD.
Washington, Jan. 19.
INDIA'S ASPIRATIONS.
...
Delhi, Jan. 19.
A. Democratic party has been formed to conduct the opposition in the Assembly. Fifty members joined. It hopes to make an effective debut with a resolution condemning the policy. The party aims to secure the status of a self-governing Government dominion for India and will campaign against waste in an endea vour to secure fiscal autonomy, the largest measure of provincial autonomy. Indianisation of all services, adoption of every measure calculated to bring the complete responsibility of the executive to the Assembly.
ENVER PASHA ARRESTED.
Constantinople, Jan. 19.
limits. One rulo he has laid have arrested Enver Pasha, who will be conveyed to Angora where At the request of the Angora Government the Soziet authorities. down is that each political club he will be tried for high treason,
sball only have one political mesting a year. There has been do unfair discrimination so far as the Labour Club is concerned They have bed and are being treated exactly as the Carlton de Liberal"
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Rome, Jan, 19 The Pope is ill with infuehra. Some anxiety is felt owing to temper bating reached 104: CompHeations are feared.
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