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DEAN INGE OF THE OUTLOOK.

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"It is hardly possible to paint the done any longer in New South Wales.prospects of civilisation in too dark The provisions of the Poor Persons a colour," said Dean Inge, preaching Legal Remedies Act, passed by the at St. Mary Abbott's, Kensington, last State Parliament last year, have been month.. We have lost › delusions,*** `he brought into operation and a special cherished department established to administer tinued, 'our belief in progress the Act, which makes provision for and our hope that civilised man was free legal aid to persons without less cruel and treacherous than the sufficient money who have good savage." grounds for their proposed action. In five years of war the world was An applicant who wishes to make poorer by the loss of eight million advantage of the Act will have to young and vigorous men. Wealth submit his case to the department, and credit had been destroyed to an which will investigate the facts Beextent we failed to realise. We fore action is taken permission to pro are leaving to our children," he said, "ceed with the case will have to be

the inheritance of a bankrupt. given by Judge. In approved Besides this material loss we have to cases the matter will be sent to one lament the abolition of all honour. of the firms of solicitors who are

able conventions which regulated the prepared to act under the scheme. intercourse of nations in war as well and a barrister will also be retained:

as in peace. International law has

LEAGUE OF Nations and CHINA.

PRESIDENT WILSON AT SAN TRANCISCO.

A GUARANTEE REGARDING

SHANTUNG.

THE CHINA MAIL.

EMPRESS OF IRELAND.

IQQLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council recently considered the case of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com pany v. the Steamship Storstad and others. There were present Viscount Haldane, Lord Dunedin, Lord. Atkin

This was an appeil from a judg ment of the Supreme Court of Canada of March 11, 1918, varying a decision of the Local Judge in Admiralty at Montreal.

THE OLD MAN VOLUBLE.

MARQUE OKUMA'S

INDIGNATION.

JAPAN THE ARBITER IN THE

NEXT WAR..

Marquis Okuma is” indignant with the American Senate. In a contribu tion to the Osaka Mainichi he

fulminates

Mr. W. N. Tilley, KC. (of the

"To do one's duty is always Canadian Bar) (instructed by Blake commendable but the attitude of the

San Francisco, Sept. 17-Thatson and Lord Summer. Chinese fategrity would be protected by a new international policy under the League of Nations and that he had had assurances from all the Great Powers of this, was the decla- ration of President Wilson in his speech here on his circle tour.

Japan bad given her promise to the Great Powers to return Shantung to the Chinese, he asserted, and the powers intended to see that this promise was fulfilled under the League organization.

The President said that he had asked his colleagues specifically at Versailles whether they meant inaugurate a new policy toward China and they told him they did. Far

to

Co.)

The case will then go on in the for the time being ceased to exist. from being detrimental to China's Railway Company, as owners of the speech that they behave in such

ordinary way. A similar scheme has been in operation in Scotland for 400 years, and another came into operation In England just prior to the war Provision is made in the New South

Wales scheme for conciliation with

the object of avoiding litigation. To avoid abuse alf obviously improper cases will be eliminated in the firs

"We have lost, for the time being, all examples of one of the great types of Government and strong monarchy. Democracy is everywhere threatened by anarchism operating through strikes. In my opinion the age of industrialisto, which began death wound. If it goes, the great about 150 years ago, has received its.

have to go too, and we cannot guess

interest, the President declared, the Treaty of Peace was in reality the first in the world's history to do something to the benefit of China.

In all previous instances of the acquisition of the Chinese territory by other nations, the Unked States has now protested, he said.

Sitting around our council board

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CHURCH SERVICES.

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon.

10TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.-Sept. 28th.

instance. It is not a scheme to give citles it has dotted over Europe will in Paris, I put this question: May 1" Storstad" was alone to blame for we are prepared to pardon them, but frade has been caused by the action Boly Communion after Evening Prayer.

free legal advice, but to give por people legal assistance when they have a case fit to go before the Court. Mr. Sproule, who has been selected to administer the department, has had a long and varied legal the appointment experience, and should be a happy one.

LUTON RIOTS..

Rioting charges were withdrawn.r cently against ten defendants charged also with larceny from demolished shop

or girls, and the Town Clerk said this -step must not be misunderstood as a sign. of weakness. It sprang purely -"from a desire to end the women's Suspense.---For the defendants it was urged that they bore excellent char

acters with one exception, and should be treated not as criminale, but as people who lost their heads under stress of excitement. Fines were

imposed ranging from £5 and costs

to 40s, amounting in all to £35.

The magistrates were thanked lor the merciful sentence under the cir

what will become of our inhabitants."

war.

main wish was to belong to a free- church, and it was the establishment and the comparative independence enjoyed by Anglican incumbents which attracted them.

"Want of character even more than want of intelligence," said the Dean, "was, the reason why all schemes of human Government refused to work. Any man living in voluntary poverty does more recommend Christianity than comfortable rhetoricians who waxed eloquent about the iniquities of the rich and the rights of the poor."

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SUEZ RETURNS.

Opening Voluntary Responses, Ferial;

Morning Prayer at 11 a.m.

Venite, Booper Psalm, of the 18th Marving-CXXXY-Hornington Te Deum, St. Jude; Benedictar, Garrett Hymus, 1, 419, 264, 44, 349 (Part 1)

Evening Prayer at 6 p.. Opening Voluntary; Responses, Ferial; Flm, of the 9th Evening CXXXVI-Pizrcolt; Magpifio GoM-8th Evening; None Dimitti Monk. Eyuns, 37%, 628, 480, 395. NOTE: Choir Fractice next Friday' at 8.00p.m.

Union Church, Kennedy Road

Bunday Services, September 25. Morning Service, 11. Palm 11. Hymns, 558, 300, 406. Subject: The Church in Ephesus. Hymns, 138, 117, 21, 303, Evening Service, 6 pm. Subject: Freedom and the Use to maks

of it.

Preacher Rev. J. Kirk Maconschie.

St. Peter's Church, West Point.

Sunday, September 28. 8am-Holy Communion. No 8 a.m.

Service during August.

11 am.-Morning Prayer, Holy Com

munion and Sermon.

and Redden), appeared for the appel Senate Foreign Relations Committee lants; Mr. E. Languedoc, K.C. (of the Canadian Bar), for the respondents passes my understanding. Ignoring instructed by Lawrence Jones and the decision of the Peace Conference, it has the insolence to pass a The suit arose out of the loss of the "Empress of Ireland" on May 29, resolution for direct retrocession of the Gulf of Shantung, an Imputation on Japan's: 1914, after a collision St. Lawrence with the Norwegian good faith. Is it in the pursuit Storstad." There was of liberty and the freedom of steamship great loss of life. The Canadian Pacific

3 way 83 to injure Japan's "Empresa of Ireland," brought an action against the "Storstad whose Rood name, or is it merely their party owners filed a counterclaim against swollen-headedness

polítics? It is probably due to their through their the company. While the proceedings services rendered in the war. Even were pending in the Admiralty Court if the Senators doubt Japan's good in Canada the "Storstad was sold faith in connection with the disposal and the proceeds of the sale $175.000 of Shantung, and try to defame her -deposited in court. Ultimately the dignity by making futile discussions, Considerable disarrangement of Admiralty Court decided that the expect this will be the beginning of the disaster, and ordered a reference resolution detrimental to Japan's hibiting supplies of gold to manufat

when they go so far as to pass a of the Dominion Government in pro- a restoration to China of exceptional to consider all claims that might bej The war had given a stimulus to rights which other Governments have made for a share of the fund in prestige and interests we cannot for turing jewellers, ordered at Ottawa. give them. We know that even It is stated in centres of the jewellery superstition. There had been a enjoyed there "the President de court. The company contended that among the Americans some are well trade at Montreal and Toronto that recrudescence of necromancy which clared, and the responsible repre- the claims could not be paid except aware of the fair attitude of Japan this action will compel the closing of had been marked in the so-called sentatives of the other great govern pari pass with its own claim, which and believe in her unambitiousness many important plants, although leisured classes, but he saw no reason ments said: Yes, you may expect it. amounted to over $2,000,000..

But when the Foreign Relations previous statements that it would why the real Christianity should lose "Article Ten; the heart of the

The question in dispute in the case Committee, which is a constitutional fling 10,000 men out of employment any of its hold on the nation in political integrity of not only China is whether the law to be applied in permanent organ, passes such are exaggerated, the leading gold- consequence of the The but of the other countries more dealing with the claims, is the outrageous resolution as it did on smiths stating that not more than conditions were favourable for a helpless even than China. When Merchant Shipping Act, 1894 August 23 after many bom- 1,000 skilled

was (Imperial), or the Canada Shipping bastic speeches, international rela in the

men are employed. great religious revival in which ever formerly anything Liberal churchmen would have an dore detrimental to the interests Act. 1906. By the latter statute the tions between Japan and America Canada. The order precludes the trade in the whole of important part to play..

of China, we have approached the liability of the owner of a wrong- At the present time there were governments which did it with doing ship is limited to $38 per ton. may be seriously obstructed. I continuation of work, since it with summarily. Seven were women who were seeking to enter the min. and the League of Nations, repre. when loss of life accompanies ahe relations between the two coun- gold coinage for manufacturing pur premises, so that they could be dealt hundreds of Nonconformist ministers apologies. Under the Treaty of Peace By the Imperial statute the liability, such a thing as this happens again, will be unlawful to utilise Canadian

tries will become critical.

poses, while American gold is at a istry of the Church of England, al sentatives of the United States now disaster, extends to £15 per ton. The

"In discussing Oriental problems, premium of 4 per cent., which makes though they were discouraged rather have the right to stand up and say local judge in Admiralty (Mr. Justice than encouraged by bishops. Their this is against the covenant of peace. Maclennan) ordered the distribution Americans are bent on denouncing the cost prohibitive. Pending definite Should the reply be: It cannot of the fund pro rate among the Japan as ambitious, but Japan has instructions from Ottawa most of The done nothing evil to her neighbour the Canadian plants are continuing be done' and the occasion arises, we claimants for loss of life. can and it shall be done.

Supreme Court of Canada, by a China. What is America's attitude at work, but should the order be The League of Nations will have majority of three judges to two, towards Mexico? I say to the Ame enforced by the State they must close the full effect of every one of the varied that decision, and directed ricans, Reflect on your own acts immediately.

seven-fifteenths world's powers in forwarding, the that

. of anal restoration of Shantung to fund

the before you criticise others. We are should be distributed quite taken aback at the insolent and China, President Wilson said, and exclusively among claimants in lunatic manner with which the Com- no other instrumentality or action respect of loss of life and personal mittee ignores the decisions of the can be substituted which can bring injury, and eight-fifteenths among all Conference. Some time ago General that result about.. It will absolutely classes of claimants, including claims Bernhardi expressed his belief that prevent further spoliation of China in respect of loss of life and personal America and Britain would come to and will promote the restoration to injury, for such portion of their blows. I share this view. At present China of the several privileges long claims as were unsatisfied from their the balance of power is very skilfully the year 1918 have just been issued enjoyed by foreign countries and exclusive fund, the distribution to be kept, but should Japan take the side as a Government paper, and they will assure the Chinese of the compari passa among claimants admitted of either, the balance will be destroy show that during the year there pletion of progress by which Shan- to share in the latter. From this ed at once. If Japan join hands with were 2,522 passages through the tung will presently be returned to last decision the present appeal was one in order to chastise the other waterway with a total gross tonnage the republic in full sovereignty. instituted, the company coatending which is bent on discrediting Japan, of 12,542,034 tons, and that the total Asking that the United States that there was no difference of treat the Power chastised will suffer a receipts (8.30 per ton) amounted to prevent Japan from retaining Shan-ment between life and property severe blow, both spiritually and 80,222,4161. The average tonnage was 3,668 tons tung and using the control of the claimants under the Canadian statute, materially. Japan is the arbiter of of the ships province to dominate China to which, as they submitted, was solely life and death between Britain and net.

tonnage using. the America. It were well for a certain canal the North and South, a petition was applicable to the case.

éach month showed Their lordships at the close of the conceited and ill-behaved country to fairly progressive totals averaging a

read more delicately. It is reported from Shanghai that Presented to President Wilson in this

little over 1,000,000 gross tons per a group of Chinese capitalists there, city by the Chinese National Welfare arguments reserved judgment.

Society of America. American

"Was it not for the purpose of de- month, the figures being below that with the help of a Chinese rubber Wireless.

ceiving the Japanese nation that Vis-total in seven months and above it in expert, who formerly worked with a

count Uchida, the Minister for the other five months. The greatest German rubber factory, are now

Foreign Affairs, used the phrase, tonnage of any one month was in making arrangements for the estab

under contemplation' in declaring December, when the total was 1,429,- lishment of a rubber company with

Japan's retrocession of Tsingtau to 389 gross tons. The British total a capital of 50,000 Yen, the neces

In addition to Mr. E. M. Butler, China? Is he not trying to cover up / was 1,862 vessels of 9,934,644 tons Sundays, 11. sary machinery being almost ready.

who is leaving Harrow, Mr. E. Gra what has already been settled at gross, or 792 per cent. of the ham has severed his official conriec Paris by using such artful words? tonnage Although the capital is small at the

tion with the famous school on the In the case of the Consortium, the of the

and 73.8 per cent. . outset, the company expects in The demand for cement in Man bill. He came there as a boy in Mr Government keeps its views secret, and France followed with 5.3 per vessels. Italy, Japan, gradually expand its funds, so as to churia has made a

tremendous Besworth Smith's House in 1873, and and does not allow the people to cent., 5.2 per cent, and 4.6 per cent. satisfy the domestic demand for rub-increase recently due to the develop returned as a master in 1882. Since know the truth. When the people do respectively of the gross tonnage. Morning Service, 10.15 a.m. ber manufactures in competition ment of building work at Mukden, 1899 Mr. Butler has been in charge not know the truth about their The average duration of the passage Evening Service, 0.15 pm against Frederick John Plater, lab

with foreign manufacturers, The Dairen, Anshan, and other places, of Rendall's House, and will be ourer, who was accused of leading prospects of the scheme are believed and during 1918, 600,000 barrels of greatly missed at Harrow. He was diplomatic problems, their country was 23 hours 6 minutes, or, after attacks on the fire engine and as to be exceedingly bright in view of cement were used in Manchuria. bon. secretary and treasurer to the may be endangered. Therefore such deducting delays through naval or saulting the brigade second officer

The amount for this year might be Council of the Harrow Mission, and secrecy must be abolished.

military requirements 15 hours. 53 A number of witnesses spoke to see ese rubber factory, and all the dr somewhat smaller than last year, but in addition to taking an active share

minutes. Of the total number of "According to a recent telegram, ing Plater, in a clerical coat, collar. mestic needs have hitherto been sup the geceral demand is rising steadily, in other departments of work, was, a Brazil is also going to restrict im Vessels, 2,458 or 97.5 per cent, Sunday Evening, Gospel Mooting, 8 p.m. and har, get on the fire engine and plied by foreign countries. Exports due to the rapid increase of railway founder of

had a draft of 27ft, or under: 43, The Harrovian," the migrants. If the South American or 1.7 per cent., of about 28ft.; 16..! urge the crowd to follow. The chief 'rikisha tubes and tyres by the construction," elc. The Onoda school magazine, and of the ornitho countries that have hitherto welcomedor. 0.6 per cent, of about 26ft.; and officer threatened him with an axe, Durlop Rubber Company of Kobe to Cement Co., having a well appointed logical collection. During his tenancy our immigrants close their doors 5, or 0.2 per cent of about 30ft. and Plater then led the crowd in China, mostly to Shanghai, amount factory at Choushuitzu at the station of Rendall's his house four times won against us, the problem is a serious obstructing the engine. Four length to large figures every month and it next to Dairen, has only an annual the cup it football, thrice the cup one for Japan. In that event how through the canal was 100,817, of by the Benediction of the Blessed

The number of passengers carried of hose were stolen, and the delen is said that the China market for capacity of 250,000 barrels. In the for cricket, thrice the cup for shall we dispose of the surplus papu- which 84,890 were military, 15,387 Sacrament dant was subsequeftly seen in pos superior goods is almost monopolised Kwantung Leased Territory, the hills "Torpids," four times the cup for lation? We shall have either to civilians, and 540 special. The milit

by this firm, which makes of the advantages of propinquity kashi consist practically wholly of shooting, twenty-one times the tro- tion, or launch a fierce struggle British, 32,803 French 11,500 Italian,

use running from Choushuitzu to Kaka racquets, twice the Silver Arrow for restrict the increase in the popula

ary passengers comprised 38,486 which it enjoys by a prompt limestone, supplemented with an phies for singing, and awards for for existence with other countries. 1,795 Japanese, and six Greek. The NEW VENTUREF T.K.K substitution of any articles found almost inexhaustible supply

defective even after prolonged use

of many other departments of school In spite of the fact that Fuchow clay. There is a scheme life. In the war 160 of his "old Japan stands on the very verge using the canal, was British India High Mass at 8 a..

ner tonnage of the principal lines Mass at 6, 7 and 9.30 am, This practice earas a reputation among Dairen capitalists to establish boys," served with the Colours, of of a national crisis the Government We learn that the Toyo Kisen for which, so far, none of the a new cement factory at Kakakashi whom forty were killed in action ar is becoming like that of the Heian N. Co., 629,000 tons, P. & '0... 6,20_pa-Benediction of the Blessed Kafsha is now starting new activities Japanese companies compete. Al in view of various schemes on the though the Japanese exports to and the annual capacity of 150,000 the M.C., over thirty were mentioned is gradually declining. At the Peach tons); Ellerman Lines, Hall. Line. with the capital of three million, yen died, four received the D.S.O., twenty period and the vigour of the nation 186,000 tons (together, 815,000 China are large, therefore, they do barrels.

in despatches, and fire received Conference our Heian delegates were 154,000 tons; City Lice, 134,000 tons; 263,000 tons Bucknall Line, foreign decorations. His only son, made foole of by the tactful states Graham Smith, 10,000 tons; and Major Francis Graham, D.S.O., M.C., men of Britain and America. They wilson Line, 3,000 tons, a total fer RF.A., was killed in action at could not carry through the racial

cumstances.

Bail was refused' George Goodship, stated to have served twenty-sever years in the Navy, and alleged to have been the first person to call upon the crowd to rush the Mayor and get him into the crowd and the first to enter the Town Hall when it was raided..

The defending solicitor said he had the most ext: acrdinary character in the Navy receiving "very good." in twenty-five years of twenty-seven. He had the South African and China war medals and the Mons star, and with such a remarkable record could only have forgotten himself and been carred away by the crowd's excesses, The Town Clerk said he could not understand a man with such a character wanting to get at the Mayor. He was roughs, and ought to have kept a steady head.

not one

of the

Mr. Lathorn made an eloquent ap peal for reconsideration, but it was unavailing.

Five charges were preferred

session of some hose.

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RUBBER IN CHINA AND JAPAN,

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the fact that it will be the first Chin-

not have the success which reliability

part of the N.Y.K. and O.S.K. The T.K.K. has recently ordered from the Asano Dockyard the construction of three 8,500 ton freight steamers in the Chinese demand for rubber

earns. In view of the great increase

NEW CEMENT FACTORY IN KWANGTUNG.

HARROW SCHOOL.

The Suez Canal, traffic returns for

The

A Peak Churak.

8.16.-Holy Communion. 8.30 Evening Service.

The Gospel. Hall

10 & 19 FIDDER Braxit. Weekly Services-Sunday: Breaking of

Bread for Believers only, 11 m Gospel Meeting, &p.m Bible study, Tuesday, 5.30 p.m. and

Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, Ladies Bible study, 5.30 p.m. Saturday, Prayer Meeting, 8 p.m.

First Church of Christ Scientist, MacDonnell Hoad.

Wednesdays, 3.30 paza.

Wesleyan Methodist Church,.

tinchat

Soldiers' and Sailors' Home.

· Arsenal' Street.

St. Joseph's Church,

Garden Road.

MAM and Bermion at 10 sm. followed

Roman Catholic Cathedral,

Glenealy.

Sacrament.

RHEUMATISM

which are expected to be completed of late, which is said to be the main TREATMENT FOR DYSENTERY- Monchy. He did excèllent work for equality problem, and failed to score the Ellerman Lines of 564,000 tons Pain Balm for, rheumatismi I

next spring. Three more. 11,000 ton reason of the projected flotation of abips have now been ordered from the Chinese rubber company, many the Mitsubishi Yard at Nagasaki and Japanese capitalists are now paying the Asano Dockyard. It is said that attention to the possibility of floating these latter steamers will be delivered such ventures in China, as in the towards the end of next year case of spining ventures.

HAMBERLAIN'S Colle and ar

AVE you ever tried. Chamberlain's of castor oil will effectually cure the various spheres of war work: The diplomacy has ended in complete Messageries Maritimes, 312,000 tons; vigorous muisage to the afflicted part the town on the old Shcool Board, a satisfactory victory in the Shan Alfred Holt & Co. (Ocean 5.5. Co. most stubbum case of dysentery. It is

Phoes Remedy followed by s se for the Cottage Hospital, and in tung issue. Thus Japan's Chinese and China Mutual S.N. Co.), 392,000 lot, you are wasting time so the lanser

tons; Clan Line, 370,000 tons; sure. Got a bottle to day, apply it with ----

this disease runs on the harder it is to specially gool for summer diarrhoes i Rev. W. R. Flex and Mr. E. B. Craw. failure. In such circumstances the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., 250,000 and you will be earprised and delighted children. Te sale By All Chemists and ford are also leaving Harrow this development of the Empire is hope tons; and T. and J. Brocklebank, at the relist obtained. For sale By All Storekeepers.

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