THE HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1
1934.
MORE SHEEP
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Lecture By the Rev.
I. C. Tomlinson
FOR AUSTRALIA
Australia in the comparatively Bear future la expected to carry 50,000,000 more sheep without be-· lug overstocked,
Recent experiments in districts
The Reverend Irving C. Tomlin-prepared with new grasses resulted son, C.S.B. of Roston. Massa-not only in decreasing sheep para- chusetts-n-member of the The sites but in increasing the weight Christian Selence Board of Lec-of wool her shoop as well,
Australin now carries appro- tureship of the Mother Church.ximately 100.000.000 sheep, each The First Church of Christ, Selen-producing eight to nine pounds of tist, le Boston, Mansachusetts, de-wool a venr.
livered 2 lecture on Christinn
Setence entitled "Christian Science,
A Practlen) Roligion." under the
ONE MIND
ausplecs of First Church of Christ, God is Mind, and God la infinite. The lecturer reasoned that since Scientist. Hongkong, in the Roof and one, it follows logically that Garden, Bengkong Hotel, yesterday ĮGod in all the Mind there is, and evening at 6.45 o'clock.
there can be but one Mind. This; Mind, he declared to be all-seeing The lecturer was introduced by divine Love, The activity of this Mr. A. W. Tickle who said: Mind, he pointed out, in always in' "Friends, In her book "Science & the realm of perfection, and trans- formation, not annihilation, is the liealth with Key to the Scriptures" result of this netivity. Mrs. Eddy has writton: Beyond More than ever men are asking the frail premises of human be- Pilate's question "What in Truth 7′′ Hofs, above the lookoning grasp of Mr. Tomlinson declared, and la creeds, the demonstration of Chris- explaining that the answer of tian Mind-healing stands a reveal- Christian Selence is that Truth
God, ed and practical Science'; and is
he quoted from again 'A higher and more practical the Christian Science textbook. Christianity demonstrating justtee Selence. and Health with and meating the neods of mortals Key to the Scriptures, by Mary in afckness and in health, stands Baker Eddy, this unparalleled de at the door of this age, knocking finition: "God Is Incorporent, divine, for admission. First Church of supreme, infinite Mind. Spirit, Christ, Scientist Hengkong, wol-Soul, Principle, Life, Truth, Love" come you here today to learn Truth then, he pointed out, is the something of this practical religion incorporeal God, without flesh or from the Reverend Irving C. Tom-any thought of Besh; it is divine Jason, C.S.B. of Boston, a member consciousness. He also quoted the of the authorised Board of Lecture statement from Mrs. Eddy's book. ship of the Mother Church, The The First Church of Christ, Scien: First Church of Christ, Scientist. tist, and Miscellany: "If we say Boston, Massachusetts. have that the sun stands for God, then very much pleasure in introducing all His rays collectively stand for the Roverend Irving C. Tomlinson, Christ, and each separate ray for who will now address you.”
men and women," and explained that the whole light, then, Christ, and the rays pre the children of God..
The lecturer spoke substantially as follows:
AN ASSURANCE
According to Mr. Irving C. Tom-
MRS. EDDY ·
Ladies in diplomatic circles in Berlin have established a Dòg-Club. Our picture shows members walking in the
DEATH OF FAMOUS CLOWN
"WHIMSICAL
VETERAN OF.
THE RING
The death was announced re- cently of Thomas Dawson Walker,
Tiergarten.
the terrified chambermaid who entered the room.
Walker also trained some geeke, but, one of them ate a hole in the safety net used by a trapeze net at the same circus. The men in charge invited Walker to suppor the next night. Goose Was served, and next morning Walker found only three instead of four of his performing geese. In uddl- tion he was ill for a fortnight with Indigestion.
MECHANICAL COFFINS
NEW. COVER FOR INFANTRY
CRAWLING TO ATTACK
London. Dec. 5.
In future wara Infantry will be able to advance under machine- gun Bro in "mechanical coffins."
A performing plg was his next attempt. This prospered until the animal swallowed n. sovereign This is the name given to an
someone.clae-and invention which the War depart belongings to died.
ment here is considering.
Actually it is an armoured box, "BORN TO BE HUNG"
propelled by a tiny motor. It will Walker was very proud of hav- hold a light machine-gunuer lying carry him much Walker, aged 84. Walker, who ing had his portrait painted by flat, and will WAH one of the most popular clowns of the ciren arena, had been living at Garleston.
Mr. Tomlinson spoke of his in- butter
Princess Marina, is seen above photographed during A charity ball in Paris dancing with the British Minister
known
21N
"Whimsica}}
He had been seventy-three years: in the cirens where admission cost a pery, and he was a link, one of the few surviving, with the hey- day of pantomime harlequinade, For thirty years he played clown in the annual Drury Lane panto- mime. During the Inst seven years he had appeated in the cir eus at Olympia.
Early last year he underwent a delicate throat operation that would have incapacitated many men half his nge, but thanks to his; great courage and never failing cheerfulness he achieved a trium- phant recovery,
le delighted the heart of Prin-1 cess Elizabeth when she went to the circus for the first time o January this year by allowing her in hold a "red hot" poker.
It is no exaggeration to say that millions of children, many now with families of their own, knew und loved the old man's ongaging .art. Few clowna had a more, In-
fectious humour.
H.R.1. the Duke of Kent, is here seen'inspecting nurses of
the St. Jahn Ambulancs Brigade in Hyde Park.
Tradition has it that every successful comedian's ambition is to play "Hamlet." If Valker ever linson of Boston, the outery of timate acquaintance with Mrs. had that urge, it was antiafled, fur suffering world to-day for salva-Eddy, and said that she was tire- nearly forty years ago he did take ilon was answered twenty, cen- turies ago by Christ Jesus when he less in her industry, that her the part at Olympin, though it was Mrs. Laura Knight and hung in faster than if he tried to crawl, said "Ye shall know the truth and capacity for work was prodigious. a condensed and humorous ver- the Academy. "My father always and with far less exposure than it sion. It was his only appearance!
the truth shall make you free."lile pointed out that she was in her, in Shakespeare, but it was a great/told me I was born to be hung" the normal advance where he had;
it
AN ANIMAL TRAINER
to run or walk forward upright,
Using an "armoured crawler" of
He also stated that Christian eighty-seventh year when she es- success, and Walker was fond.f he told a reporter in an interview
"His words have this kind he may have a far better | Scienco comes to-day in his name tablished an international daily narrating how he played the part some years ago. with
a day for twelve come true--I have been hung-in change of getting within close n Assurance that the promises will be fulfilled.
newspaper, The Christian Science eight times
the Academy,"
range of the defending machine-i Monitor, which is now recognised as weeks.
gunner ensconced behind cover. Mr. Tomlinson explained that one of the leading dailies of the
Waiker had toured all over the, Christian Science teaches that world, and he said she read
It is only about 7-feet long, less world. Once he travelled to' whatever the need, there is always thoroughly every day. He spoke of Whimsical Walker was born at Sydney and back, three months at than a yard wide, and stands only divine Love enough present to save Mrs. Eddy as radiating light and Hull in a public house, which was sen, in order to be the clown for knee-high. It is propelled by a any affliction, always Joy upon all about her. "Grace kept by his parents. He went to five nights and two matinees. motor of about four h.p. Travel- Truth enough to destroy any error, and love and unfailing tenderness school until he was eight, and be-ia last public appearance was in ling along the road the occupant always diving intelligence enough distinguished her no less than in came u clown at the age of ten. September at the first supper rally sita comfortably in his "poram-
tolligence, strength, and profound His first great success was
reaching the of the Circus Fans Association in bulater" but on penetration into the hidden causes Hengler's Circus with a perform Yarmouth Hippodrome after the battlefield changes to a prane posl in stating that the argent proi that He back of all outward mani-ing donkey which he taught to last performance of the Rummer tion with his light machine-gun lom of to-day is the solution of the festations," he declared. She was sing. On one occasion the donkey season.
'pointing ahead, uncertain and unsettled state of always the fearless Leader, he left the circus procession in Hull,
A slightly wider type is under affairs in the economic or business said, obedient to the revolution walked into a hotel, and lay down Ho leaves R widow and one consideration to accommodate two realm, the lecturer explained that that God had given her.
on a bed, to the consternation of daughter.
men.-United Preas
one from
to point the way out.
since there is just as much land
and air as there over was, just as much food, (in fact an abundance. of food), just as many willing hands to go to work-an abundance of material supply, the trouble is obviously not in the matter condi- tion or the material situation, but in the mental realm. All lack is a mental condition, he said, and mankind la experiencing the results of carruption, greed, matoriality,; prior to its purification.
do held that to-day Christian! Science, as discovered by Mary Baker Eddy, offers a solution for the problems not only of the in... dividual, the home and the church. but for the counting-roon, the factory, the farm, oven the ments of the world. He explained that Christian Scloned in teaching that the words of Paul "My God shall supply all your nood accord-| ing to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus" stato a present day fact,
The above photograph wis taken shortly aftar Mayar.
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