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SILVER JUBILEE.

Local Chinese Priests Honoured.

ENJOYABLE RECEPTION..

U.S. NAVY.

LEGISLATOR AND PRESIDENT DIFFER.

"HE IS WRONG NOW.".

Washington, Jan, 6.

THE FOOD DRINK

MORE NAVY SHIPS. If you love children,

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AMERICA'S NEW NICARAGUA MOVE.

FURTHER LANDING LIKELY,

Washington, Jan, 6.

The Navy Department annourves The reception organised by the Presumably as the result of that reinforcements consisting of Chinese Catholic community of the "big Navy" talk lately notice two cruisers, three destroyers, one Hong Kong in honour of the jubileeable in certain sections of Con-submarine and one tender, with 400

15 oz & 7 QZ,

Bitis..

SPARROWS

with

MARY PICKFORD

to you,

ind

of the Rev. Fr. Situ, Lam and gress, President Coolidge to-day marines, are being despatched to If youngsters mean nothing Chan, which was held in the com- issued a warning that the Budget Nicaragua in order to enable Ad- then this picture will not please you pound of the Roman Catholic estimates for the Navy Depart-miral Latimer thoroughly to pro- Cathedral... Glenenly. last night,ment for the coming fiscal year tect American lives and property

was- an- unqualified success.

In one corner "of the grounda, which were brillantly Illuminated, Ta large stage had been erected, and early two thousand chaira were set nat in front of this and along the south terrace.

must not be exceeded.

The Fresident, in a letter ad- dressed to Mr. French, a mem- ber of the House of Represents- tives, who is in charge of the Naval Supply Bill, declared that the Budget represented his best judgment and he felt it to be his duty to defend and support it."

there.-Reuter's American Ser-

vice.

Socialist Protest.

Buenos Aires, Jan. 6. Protests against American policy in Nicaragua were voiced at a meeting last night of the student organisation known as the anti- Accepting the warning, as, & Imperialist League, challenge, Mr. Britten. a member Several socialist deputies au- of the House of Representatives dressed the gathering.-Reuter's Naval Committee, who advocates American Service.

His Lordship the Bishop (Rt. Rev. Hamy Valtorta) accompanied by the Rev. Fra. Situ and Chan, Mr. Leung Tuen-scang (President of the function and Mr. J. S. Shak Pringipal of Sacred Heart Col

a strong navy, told the House to- lege) "arrived shortly after 7.30 4day that when the President is burst of crackers greeting the arrival of the honoured guests. He is wrong now.

wrong refuse to follow him: I know more The Rev. Fr. Lam had been unable about the navy then the Presi-cinted Press, ut Managua fearns to reach Hong Kong in time having dent does. The time to appro- that the State. Department hasi bean compelled to postpone his priate funds for these cruisers is

departure. on account of the pre-how," valence of bandits,

Presentations.

"Easy to "Lick." -"

Earlier Cables.

New York, Jun. 6... A Correspondent of the Asso-

"SPARROWS" ranks with the best Mary has ever accomplished. There is plenty of the comedy that always abounds in her films, there is heart interest as well; and in addition there is the biggest sequence of THRILLS we have ever had on the screen.

QUEEN'S

You know what the name

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CECIL DE MILLE

rated President Diaz a permit means on a moving picture

to purchase 1,000 rifles and 160 machine guns and several million rounds of ammunition in the United States.

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Mr. Britten then repeated the Addressing the assembly. Mr. statement made earlier in the

• Washington Jan. 6. Lering said that Roman Catholicism day by Rear Admiral Bloch

Following meeting of the had been spread, far and wide in Chief of Ordnance of the Navy Senate Foreign Relations Committee the interests of all people. The Department, that the United the chairman, Mr. Borah, stated Revs. Situ, Chan and Lam were States fleet now included 2,206 that military intervention in Mana- elever "and learned men, well able units, some of which dated before gua did not involve an alleged viola-1 to guide the people of China. the time of the Battle of Manilation of the Monroe doctrine because Their virtue had been appreciated"One modern ship," the Admiral novhon-American Government was by both foreigners and Chinese had said, "could lick the whole participating. It is expected that alike. and although they had each bunch of them.""

Mr. Kellogg will shortly be ques-

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£20,000 EIRE.

Reuter's

| worked in a different place, they The House of Representatives tioned by the Committee on the

converted the people in the same considered the Bill sectionally, Nicaraguar situation. way. It was, indeed, angrent plea-approving several clauses, includ-American Service. sure for him to preside over this ing that for the maintenance of Jubilee celebration and he would the navy personnel at its existing ask Fry. Situ and Chan each to strength. Consideration of the accept a congratulatory address more controversial provisions has been postponed.. President together with a silver chalice, and paten as a token of the regard in object in writing to Mr. French Coolidge later explained that His

New York, Jan, 6. which they were held by the Chin was to correct any impression ese Catholic community of Hong that he had changed his attitude wooden barracks and a workshop Fire destroyed three two-storey Kong. A similar glit would be

on the naval appropriation since at the military prison un Governor's forwarded to Fr. Lam.

writing his budget, message to Island. The damage is estimated -Reater's American at over £20,000,-Reuter's Ameri-

can Service..

The Rev. Fra Situ and Chan Congress. briefly responded'in Chinese:

Service.

The Bishop's Appeal. Monsgr: Valtorta. who received, with long applause, said

was

that he greatly rejoiced in seeing BRITISH AVIATION. such a huge attendance, his only

regret being the unavoidable ab- sence of Fr. Lam.

:

" 13 good." continued his Lordship, "to do honour to these priests.

Their work is, indeed, worthy of honour. I have been

"ANOTHER" CAPE-CAIRO

FLIGHT.

Rugby, Jan. 6. Arrangements are afoot for a

KING FEEDS POOR:

London, Dec. 27. King George, for the eighteenth year in succession, provided money for the teas of nine hundred hun-

gry poor given to-day in the Mjle,

here 19 years and have worked flight by four Royal Air Force End Road district of London. with all three of them, and I know aeroplanes from Cairo to the that they have never feared pain | Cape in March.

for hard work when the need of the Air Commodore Samson will

people was known to them

"I only regret that only three

be in command, and will pilot one of the aeroplanes.

at

are celebrating their jubilee to- The aircraft engaged in the night. I only wish there were 300 South African Air Force flight. or 2,000 for we want many more from the Cape will meet the priests and bishops.

machines To-day we Cairo

Kisumu, have only six Chinese bishops and Kenya, and accompany them hack 1,000 priests, and these are not to the Caps.British Wireless enough. We must pray that some

Service. day we shall have 60 bishops and 10,000 priests. (Applause).

The six Chinese bishops will be father (Mr. Anthony Shak) who here again in March (Applause.)

I am glad that you approve my could but smile at the humour of

the mother (Mr. Au Yeung words, but I ask you to do more,

cheang)? Perhaps, however, the If you Give me your children. have any child with a vocation, meat clever plece. of acting was that of Mr. Chan Kwok-cheun as We want mABY give him to me.

Mr. Chan has cer- the priest. Chinese children for priests and bishops. The Catholic religion is tainly studied the movement of the not a religion of one country: it the very few occasions when he average Father very closely, and the religion of God. A day may come when we have Chinese was inclined to exaggerato, only bishops everywhere and China, in succeeded in bringing roars of fact, a great Christian country, laughter from the very distin- When China is a great Christian gulshed company of ccclesiastics country she will be a great and a who comprised the forepart of the

audience. happy and a peaceful country. (Applause)..

The Entertainment:

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HONG KONG JOI

JOCKEY CLUB:

ANTRIES for the Forthcoming Races close on SATURDAY, 22nd January, 1927, at 8 p.m. and must be sent to the Secretary, c/ol Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Buildings, or or before this date.

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Hong Kong, 7th January, 1927:

THE HONG KONG LAND INVESTMENT AND AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED.

N°

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ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING

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be registered. A with the trials and troubles of The National Anthem brought By Order of the Board of Directors. Christians in the interior of China, the "al fresce" programIce to s it unfolded a story both human and close, many visitors, however, ad- humorous, for, whilst one followed Journing to the Catholle Club for with sympathy the trinis of the coffee and refreshments.

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