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SATURDAY - MAY-5-1923

CHURCH NOTES.

CLAUDIUS CLEAR."

DEAD.

THE FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER SIR ROBERTSON NICOLL

EASTER.

The teaching of St. James in.

Sir William Robertson Nicoll, to-morrow's Epistle is the con-who for exactly half his life has tinuation of bis message for last been editor of the British Weekly, week when he taught the difficult is dead, according to a cable from precept "swift to hear, slow to London to-day. He was born in peak, slow to wrath." True re- 1851, and 35 years ago, in 1886, he ligion must bear fruit in practice, started the British Weekly, the

THE CHINA MAIL.

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MENT.

NOTICE: TO SHIPPRRY AND PASSENGERS.

ROJECTED DEPARTURE

BEINA COAST, TO.

“WATOW.

As a precaution against possible mishaps during the present military period, the Municipal Department of Public Safety has organized May 6-10.8 N. Takiang.. special staff to search all boats and Daily News, trains arriving here,says the Capfen

there must be a constant study of publication which caused a minor be searched with the assistance of

the

revolution in the world of literary

Steamers flying foreign flags will Customs officers. Passengers with

firearms and other contraband will

A set of special rules regarding not be allowed to pass through. the search will be made public by are requested to observe these rules the police authorities. Passengers otherwise offenders will be severely dealt with,

the tiospel idea: accompanied by

reviews," says the Times. insistent effort to attain it. When

"Born at Lumsden, in Aberdeen- St. James speaks of the "perfect law of liberty," he means the shire, he was trained for the ethical teaching of Jesus Christ ministry of the Free Church. After performing his duties for a little especially in the Sermon on Moun--it is a law because it it while he had a serious illness and was ordered by his doctors to come He left Scotland 7 definite obligations; it is a

to the South. perfect low, for by it Christ fulfilledplain William.. For many years the old law; it is a law of liberty he was known as "Claudius Clear herause we choose or reject it with of the British Weekly. In 1909 he our own free will. We are warned received the honour of knighthood, the hollownesk of religious obser-and Claudius Clear' became 'Sir vates and practices which do not William. That he has been editor lead to personal discipline, especi- of the same paper for 35 years is ally control of our tongues-we can in itself an achievement. He has ni remind ourselves too often of been an active literary force even-€34. Christ's words of condemnation longer. He has led a ful! life..

Every idle word that mon shall speak they shalt give account thereof in the day of judgment."

849 4

"The deeds we do, the words we

Into still air they seem to fleet,"

We count them over past;

But they still inst!

In the dread Judgment they

And We shall ineet!

!

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THE WAY TO JOURNALISM. "Sir William described, to Times correspondent how he first was led astray into the tempting paths of journalism. I was a jour- nalist, he declared with pride, 'before ever I canie to London. While I was still a Free Church minister I contributed largely to the local Press and was very proudton.-C33. indeed of my contributions. Then Augin the beloved Disciple speaks came my illness and I made my of the necessity of believing in the way South-like many of my Divinity of Christ. When in the countrymen. That was the begin- "Wening-of my career as the world Gospel the disciples any.

lieve that Thou comest forth knows it.' frut God they are toll plainly

"He left Scotland in 1885 and

Taksang, J.M. & Co.) from Can-

Hsir. Ping An, (Yue Woo) from Quinhon.-Yaumati

Hydrangea, (Chin On) from Swatow-Co's Wharf.

Haihong, (Douglas & Co.) from Foochow, Swatow.-Co's Wharf.

Hupeh, (B. & S.) from Bangkok. Taming, (B. & S.) from Manila.-

that their faith is still imperfect, came to London as literary adviser-C41. Jesus cannot accept this confession of the publishing house of Hodder

faith as adequate and He warns and Stoughton. That connection | C34. them of their coming defection "Doremained unbroken until his recent They were always very Je now believe? Behold the hour illness.

Cometh that ye shall be scattered good to me," he said, "and now every man to his own and sho!! that the fathers have gone and the They have sons have taken their places, my leave Me alone." acknowledged no more than Nico position has remained pleasantly dens and he needed to be born unchanged. In addition to being more, and agent before he could see spiritually literary adviser to the firm, I soon

became something - prognition that our Lord is a

from more or less passive work teater come from God is not I came to really active literary enough, we must make the confes-dvice

I associated sion made by St. Peter in his myself with the Examiner. But magent of great spiritual insight that was only a stepping-stone. Ton art the Christ, the Son of In the following year. we started the British Weekly, and it is with the fiving God.”*

that periodical that my life since then has been largely identified."

Jesus tells This disciples the way in which they are to pray after His Ascension Emyer inust be address -ed_thagh....Him, in_union with Tim, trusting in the power of His intercession and must ask for things in accordance with His will.

Then will our prayer. be answered and our joy fulfilled.

whun

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PAGE

Canton. Brass Beizure 18 Canton New

Canton Property B-6 Canton Conflict..

Canton Fighting Those Military Lando. Shanghai Incident Hongkong's Health

A Charming Wast." Kowloon British School Sir Henry Hay's Statoe Sitaation at Swatow

Murder Trial

Loading Articles. Spoons and Forks

Local and General

Bocial and Personal

7

Morphine Beizure.

77

Linera' Liquor.

B

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Now Bus Service Cocaine Stizare Radio Club... Our 6.0.0... Authores Weds Missing Company Meeting Central Estate

"Heavenly. Empress.”

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FACE

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Wast River Perils

POOCHOW.

10-11

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Company Reports

"Domestic Tenement

.11

May 9-1.0.8.N.

Education Board ...

"Pakboi" Outrage

26

London Welfare Work

.18

| “Saishow" Piracy

Gold Watob Theft

23

Shangri Pirsoy

26

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Joshu Mara,

·JAVA PORTS, 1.10. /

Werra.

The Peace-mak-r's Lot

13

Property Boom

Insurance Dividendė

.18.

Labour Day

26

Empty Cartridges.

.13

Van Overtraten. Tiiliboo

China Coast Evil

.19

Obituary

Hoogkang Hotel Company

1-16

Second Gymkhana

17

Bravery Rewarded.

Kidnapped

17

Spording

Children's Corner..

China's Labour.

.28

Housing Problem

17.

Carto Thieves .....

.28

China Bane Wireless

Lengthy Law Canes

17

Sport

29-31

Volunteering

.17

Red Hat Brain

.31

University, Fonetion

18

Chinese Commerce

$1

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18

Couldn't.Pay

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Wrook Bold

.18

Ruined City

.32

Visitor from Beattle.

.18

Interesting Claim

.32

Cabaret Concert

.18

Street Footbalt..

.33

Harbouring A Girl..

.18

M: Y. San & Co.

.33

.19-20 Local Blare Market

.35

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House Collapse

.34

20.

Factory Fond

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Correspondence.

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came to London the leading weekly reviews were very stiff and very dogniatic in their style and in their

It soon struck him that--May 6: ideas. Thursday is the "Feast of the there must be a very large..public. Ascension, the day on which Jesus which wanted books and writers Christ sat down at the right hand discussed in a more popular way. of God" the lay on which He open. The British Weekly was founded to his writings will still be eagerly ed the kingdom of Heaver. to all disseminate literature and the dis-read when our grandchildren's The Gospel for the day cussion-of literature among the grandchildren are dead. believers. describes a visible Ascension, a masses. Previously the literary symbolical act intimating to the publications had intentionally ap Apostles Our Lord's withdrawal pealed only to the select few. The a spiritual British Weekly (eventually) appeal from their sight into sphere and though remared from ed to everybody, although not until

within reach of after a very hard struggle. eanbly sigh:

"For the first three months,' Si spiritual faenitics illuminated by

William said, it was touch and go the gift of faith,

Before Our Lord's Ascension, the whole time, and I did not find daring the great forty days. He in the position of editor a very lucra- Great war have caused many revo- May 6.-A.O.L structed the disciples, and St. Luke tive post. We soon, however, broke lutions in contemporary literature, in the Acts makes the Ascension the down all the prejudice against so and we have had a certain amount

STABILITY IN LITERATURE. "It seems to me that a very in- teresting study could be written of 35 years ago and those of to-day. of the contrast between the writers

B.-C. N Personally, I think that there was May 7-0.N. more "stahility "in literature when first came to London. The ten- dency of modern thought and the

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starting point of the bistory of the novel a venture, and before the of brilliance, but very little Juno 1-0.8.K.

stability." Church. What these instructions year was out the periodical had

established itself. I was editor then, When Sir William mixed in the were we learn partly from the and I have been editor ever since, literary life of London there were

worif card-the

Golte

wide

Doylestown. Taisang- 3fursa. Kihu Maru. West Ivan.

BANGKOK.

A-C. N. 123, E. A greatly admired Robert Louis

HEA' "THE BOOKMAN.”

Stevenson, and he had, and still

for Jane 1.-0.8.E. special affection "Five years afterwards he start-has, a

character of the Church; the in. and as I look back I am convinced certainly both stability and'bril-May 7.-1.0.S.N, stitution of Baptism; the commis. that that preliminary struggle wasiance. As befits a Scotsman, he

sion to remit or retain aine; the well worth while." establishment of the Lord's Day as the weekly memorial of the Restir- rection.

bend:

ed the Bookman, which, among Barrie.. An idea of the company "When He had ceased, a mighty other things, is distinguished for with whom he was enabled to

by virtue of his May being the first literary periodical mix-first, wind rushed by From far beyond the sunset's cloud-with illustrations. Thirty years position, and then by virtue of his ago it was a very daring thing to own personal attraction-can be. less rim,

undertake the publication of an gathered from the fact that among illustrated fournal of. that kind. the contributors to the Bookman Thus you see, he went on, I have were Barrie, Walter Pater, Edmund led a comparatively busy life. In Yates, Swinburne, Watts Dunton, two journals. I remained literary Frederick Wedmore... addition to becoming the editor of AC. Benson, A., E. W. Mason, and adviser to Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton, and between these three duties my life was pretty well occupied.

Amb over them a glory seemned to Then like a star. He rose into the

sky Sailly they watched the glowing

light grow din And heard the shoes ring,Until

the End."

"Master" said the young disciple "Which is the wurest way to

Heaven

ADVANCE IN NEWSPAPERS. "Asked whether he thought the modern newspaper seemed to him to have improved since the time "Asked how he had managed to when he first arrived in London, find time to prepare for the Press without hesitation he answered the formidable list of books that that the, stride forward in the "My son replied the aged saint stands to his credit in any reputable newspaper world had been very "the righteous man has many ways, library, he deprecated the term great indeed. The papers are but the stoner has only one, that in books. Most of these publica- now attractive, and yet they do not the way of Love. And greater tions, he pointed out, were little seem to me to leave anything out. Love can no man, have than this, more than reprints, and it was not You have only to compare the that a loan spend his life doing good a very arduous process to get them Times of to-day with the Times of to his friend. Yet the one thing ready for publication. And that is 20 years ago to realise the vast that men dread most is the being all that he would say about his advance that has taken place. detected in being kind and so they writings for the library wrap up their talent of Love in the napkin of shome and only few are in the way of being saved.

Hangeng Kwangtuag. Barks. Bintang. Kishu Mara.

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SHOOTING ARRESTS.

18 SUSPECTS DETAINED

In connection with the wounding of Sergeant Dawse in Shing-Wong Street while searching suspects after an attempted armed robbery in Des Voeux Road on Thursday, night, the police paid visits to Elgin Street, Hollywood Road and Shing Wong Street and bave detained- eighteen persons suspected of be ing associated in the robbery or shooting.

It is said that one of the men de- tained was given away by his sweetheart who is reported to have informed the police that he went out at 7 p.m. on the night in ques tion and retumed later without his pistol. If he is Sergeant Dowse's' assailant he will probably be recognised as "the Sergeant was searching the man when fired on from point-blank range.

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28.8. F 30-P&O.. Kyanes There is one thing, however, that June 1B, FB Marg, He was not sa reticent with reis still not very pleasing. There 10.5.8.

E-R&D. gard to his fellow-authors. When are still too many rather bitter per I arrived in London, he said, I sonalities in many of our leading soon, from the nature of my work, newspapers. That is not an im became acquainted with the lead provement on the newspaper of 35. ing literary figures of the time of years ago.

T

Mr. Mauge Grayen, better all the editors of London papers: Sir William's reading can be known by her stage name, Madge that I then met there is not one judged from his library. It entirely Gothpton was granted a decres nisi now in active work. I am fills two rooms of the rambling old Court against her the only pur loft. Of the house, It Soutains shoute 25,000 +5,000 husband, Mr. George Graves, the other literaryje, figures y very volumes, and the

most well-known comedian, many have died. The death books of mentol

TANO Of Mr. Austin Dobson a few weeks precious hool

ago particularly saddened me. We copy of were very great friends, and I Thackeray gav always admired his character and with a suitable works In, my opinion he was a leaf There very distinguished writer, indeed, the

defeating Southampton, 10, An Weat Ham United meel Derby County in Association Cup semi- mond best Belgium the match at Highbury.

and I feel.convinced that many of The

its owner is the

Charlotte Bronte the

iso in this library, cript of Barrie's

REF.

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VANCOUVER, ETC.

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Wast Chopika. Pres. Lincoln: -Harold Doils Tengo Mar. Pros. Taft. Kores Maru. Bhioyo Matu.

Biber's Maru. Taiyo Haru.

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"Par P. &. O. st. lollison May 4- Mr B. E. Chavalla, Mr and dry H. J. Du Mr and Mrs 8.B Johnson, Me and Mrs 3. E. Watkins, Miss Parry, Mrs A. E. Ellas, Rev. C. B. Pros, Mr. and, Hra 8. M. Talati, Me and Mrs H R Cooper. Mr. Raymond, Me W. P. Hodgkin. son, Miss R. Ellas, Miss B. J. Hayward, Mr.J. F. Hamilton, Mr 2 Lewis MiT. Roo, Mr. H. CL You, Miss M. Johan, Mrs N.. Jhaabon, Mim W. M. Hooker, and Mr. E. 0. Tamboll."

Sunday & WORLD THEATRE

Monday

GEORGE WALSH

THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following claimed telegrams- Are lying at the office of The Great Northern Telegraph Company (Limited)

Barburgh Hongkong Hotel, from Yokohama.

Chezkwayaxın 38 Bonham West, from Nice.

Wongleeyan, from Amoy.

2850, from Tientsin.

376, from Ningpo.

7193, from Shanghai.

· Lampoongoan Biankowi, from Amoy.

NA LUND,

Act. Superintendent, Hongkong, May 3, 1923.

EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL ASIA & UHINA TELEGRAPH CO.

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List of unclaimed talagram lying in BE Telegraph Offee, Hongkong. Brown, from Mikanser::ge Dies, from Sanlucarbarramade Doctor Coy 94 Das Vosgr Road, from Sydney.

Farineto, from London. Hoes 60 The Poak, from Liverpool. Les Bros, from Manila, Sheikh, from Calcutta. Superfins, from Bashirstown:

RM MACALPINE

Superintendent: Hongkong. May 3, 1923

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