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MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1931.

RELIGIOUS NEEDS OF by one Church.

CHINA.

The Christian Movement and Its Progress.

NATIONAL COUNCIL.

SIDE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

He then pro-PROHIBITION'S GOOD posed a sixfold programme for |such community parishes. This includes: evangelism and reli gious education, education with [emphasis on mass education, pro- motion of health through exten- sion of hospital facilities to the villages, the improvement of livelihood by imparting informa-

more

A Turn From Hard Liquor.

WINE DRINKERS.

In their frantic efforts to discover

NEW

SHADOWS BEFORE ADVERTISEMENTS.

-}| IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

HONG KONG.

COMING EVENTS ANNOUNCED IN CHINA MAIL.

-Social Functions.

PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the Goods of Francis Joseph McCarthy, Inte 'of the Royal Naval Dockyard, Hong Kong, Chargeman of Smiths, Bache- lor, deceased.

Theatre; No

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has dy virtue Theatre; of the provisions of Section 58 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1897 made an Theatre: Order limiting the time for Credi-,

tors and others to send in their Theatre: claims against the above estate to

the Sixteenth day of May, 1931.. Theatre; All Creditors and others are ac-

Lammert's Auctions,

Sales To-morrow — At blackwood and household furniture,

tion as to how to set up village in- The sessions of the eighth dustries and improve agriculture, meeting of the National Chri-creation in various phases and benefits conferred upon the country To-day-Tea Dance, Hong Kong tian Council heki on April special attention to the needs of by eleven years of Prohibition, the Hotel: Dinner Dances, Peninsula 11, 12, and

18, were given women and home life. This pro-"y" are likely to omit two out and Hong Kong Hotels. to up

specches outlining

Prohibi- Igramme aims at producing a standing achievements.

Entertainments. comprehensive aspects of the

tion hee substituted for the some- abundant life. Such a

To-day King's Christian movement in China. parish should be self-supporting, what sordid saloon the very respectingagl." These speeches make it evident though experts could be lent to it able "speakeasy," and it is trans- Today Queen's that in this session the National in order to develop specific lines ferring a nation of "hard" liquor Whoopee." Christian Council is endeavour of activity. He remarked that drinkers into a nation of wine To-day Centrul ing to work out a programme of as the result of recent confer- drinkers.

The Devil's Holiday." Christian service in and to China,ences in North China a number

There are some speakenstes which

Today - Maiestio which will meet the existing chal- of Christian groups have agreed still cater for the country cousin and The Great Gabbo." lenges and criticisms of the to tackle the problem of these preserve the peepholes and the pass- To-day World Christian Movement.

rural community parishes. Ile words of an earlier day. The ma-Repaid, Favour" (Chinese picture),ordingly hereby required to send On Saturday night, April 11, fremarked that inasmuch as four.jority are well-appointed restaur- Dr. David Yui, general secretary fifths of the population of China ants or cosy little bars patronised of the National Committee of lived under rural conditions, by women and men alike. Y.M.C.A.'s in China, outlined ten perhaps four-fifths of the forces In fact, if the country is permit-12.30 p.m.. needs of China. These he de- Christian workers should parted to enjoy the blessing of Prohibi- April 23, 24 and 25-At Station clared to be relief from poverty ticipate in such rural reconstruc- tion for some time longer, the Hotel, Kowloon, household furniture, ignorance and superstition.

In tion.

apeakeasy may prove the leaven 11.30 am, addition, training for citizenship, Results of Questionnaire.

which will raise the standard of

Home Mails. transportation facilities, better At four o'clock on April 13. American taste till the art of nicely To-morrow-Outward for Europe hornes, popular literature, leaders Mr. Paul Douglass, director of balancing food and drink is as navia Siberia (Heian Maru,) 8.30 a.m. trained to meet the present situa. the Laymen's Inquiry Mission taral in the United States na in vin Suez (Anchises) 2.30 p.m. tion, peace, security and religion addressed the Conference. He Continental Europe.

Meetings, make up the must urgent neces outlined the results of a question. The days when a little grape juice April 22-Hong Kong Engineer-| sities for the reconstruction of naire recently sent out to mis-shot with raw alcohol was considering & Construction Co., noon;; China.

sionaries. On the basis of fiftyled ample excuse for execrable cook-General Chamber of Commerce, Personal Life.

replies he gave the Council some ing have faded away into a dim and City Hall, 4.30 p.m.;. `S.P.C.A. tentative conclusions as to the prehistoric past.

Messrs. Jardinc's Offices, 5.15 p.m. opinions of the missionary groun

April 27-Court of University. concerned. This study is not,! Wine drinking

ineroased 5.15 p.m. has however, yet completed.

under Prohibition to a truly re-

Sporta.

social obligations, it

Ac-

tion based on a self-forgetting love is one of China's chief needs,

Economic Relations.

Threefold lavrense,

only

See Sports Diary on Page 9.

1931.

in their claims to the undersigned Room, on or before that date,

Dated this 16th day of April.

DEACONS, Solicitors for the Administratrix. 1, Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong.

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Reserved seats $1, including Tax.

RASPUTIN AT COURT;

Introducer's Life Of Penance.

In connection with reports that the Russian Orthodox Archbishop

Since the Council is trying to work out a programme whereby attention will be given to the de- velopment of the personal life in all its social relationships, and so

The Conference gives due at-markable degree. Before the war that Christians may meet their tention to the devotional life, the American staple drink was hard

Sit- W25 Every day at 8.30 à devotional liquor-rum, gin, and whisky (rye' ting that 4511 April 12 Dr. service is held. At noon each or Bourbon rather than Scotch). RY. Lo, vice-chairman of the day a few minutes is given to The term "wine" was a synonym Council, should speak on "Per-general prayer for the Five Year for champagne, except among a soal and Social Life." Ile Movement, On April 12 travelled minority. It was showed that life can only be reul-most of the delegates of the used on special occasions, and was ised in social relationships and by Council participated in Holy Com-then drunk right through the meai a realisation of men's interdepen-inion at 8 o'clock In from the soup to the sweet. The! dent responsibilities.

Men can the Church in the com-Javoury habit is not general in in renowned, all over the world only realise God, also, in his und of the Hospital. relations with other men. Thus Roots, of the American Church rather because of, Prohibition, the character unique to this coun Bishop America. To-day, in spite of, or for certain qualities which give it religion, in addition to bringing Mission, and Bishop Curtis, of consumption of wines of all kindstry, says the Overseas Trade bul men peace, must also stimulate the Church Missionary Society, has increased threefold. The Direc-letin, them to social effort. True reli-assisted by two local clergymen, tor of the l'rohibition Bureau of the due partly

These pharacteristics are

to historical gion drives men to action.

officiated.

Department of Justice, Mr. Amos but mainly to the high standard Woodcock, showed this in his official which is a tradition of British On April 13 the Con- report for the last fiscal year. craftsmanship, ference divided in four groups to The consumption of wine, for the Another unique feature of Bri-Teophane is suffering from hallu study respectively evangelism last five years before Prohibition tish silverwork is the Hall Mark. cinations, and has been placed in | and religious education. rural amounted

to 229,293,090 gallons: In no other country of the world an asylum, it is stated by the reconstruction, youth and the for the last five years after Prohibi-can the history of a ware be as Bulgarian Holy Synod that on the Church, and economic relations. tion to 678,909,950 gallons. Mr. certained

contrary the Archbishop is in good contemporary from Judging by the proportion of the woodcock's estimates of the wines marks impressed upon

it under health and regularly carrying out delegates of the Counell that at made in the United States since statutory authority.

Four marke his religious duties and devotiona. tend the group on Evangelism Prohibition are based entirely on are generally found on British In 1914 Archbishop Teophane and Religious Education, the California grape production, and do work. The maker, first impresses was Rector of the Russian Theo- largest number are interested in not, take into account the grapes his registered mark (the firm's logical Academy at St. Petersburg, this problem.

grown elsewhere or the grape juices initials) and then sends the piece and Chaplain and Religious Advia- On April 13 the Conference: voted

Imported from abroad to make the to the Assay Office at Goldsmith's er to the Russian Royal Family. to send a telegram to higher grade wines.

It was he who introduced Ras- Hall for assay. If after assay the Bishop Birney, of the Methodist

The reason for this increased piece is of the standard authoris putin to the Russian Court, and Episcopal Church, who is con-consumption of wine is that, awing ed by law, viz., 925 parts of fine he was not long in realising the fined to a hospital in Hong Kong

was doing. on account of a stroke of partial to a loophole in the Volstead Act, silver in every 1,000, three other harm that Rasputin

wine can be made in the home with-marks Artist: **This wretched

are. Impressed, (1) the Immediately he made every effort rain. paralysis. Bishop Birney has al- Now i can't finish

out fear of legal interference. The Leopard's head, which is the mark to have him removed, but did not water ways ardently supported the my

Government in fact have granted of the Worshipful Society of succeed, and consequently resign- colour."-fi Travaao, Rome.

National Christian Council, and Federal aid, about four million Goldsmiths of London, (2) the ed his position of Rector of the his enforced absenco causes deep

the California

Court Chaplain to grape Lion Passant, denoting sterling Academy and and one that Christianity should regret. During the morning also pounds, to

silver, (3) the annual date letter devote the remainder of his years supply. He admitted, however, it was announced that the Chin- rowers' co-operatives.

Before the legal position was es- which varies year by year in alto a life of solitude in explation, that while the Church is badly jese Home Missionary Society ex-

so be declared, of the crime, he needed, it is not wanted in China. pects to start work in Mongolia tablished grape growers felt it phabetical succession.

necessary to describe in detail the This system of Hail. Morking had involuntarily committed, and In consequence, he urged that in the near future.

steps which should be taken to pre has been in practice for over 40 to wblch he attributed all the mis- Christians must co-operate and

vent fermentation, trusting that;

The Silversmiths work-fortunes and downfall of Tsarist conquer existing social

Russia. their customers would have the In-shop in the Middle Ages was the. telligence to do the opposite. Now training ground of painters, Fleeing, from the Bolsheviks to they openly describe what should be sculptors and artists of all kinds, Bulgaria 1920, Archbishop and the skilled silversmith crafts. Teophane was fraternally welcom A nation-wide advertising cam- man still touches the world ined by the Bulgarian Holy Synod Are we frivolous to-day? Then paign for California grape juice art, commerce and in sport.

as its life-long guest to speeches let us up

be blonde. Are we de productions is taking place at pre- A wonderful collection of the occupies two rooms, poorly, fur.. by three representatives of pressed? Then let us be dark. sent. If wine drinking incresced finest specimens of the craft has nished, on the top floor of the those Chinese youths, whom

Are we intriguing? Then let us threefold without any propaganda been made by the Worshipful Coma-Synod Palace, and spends the the Church

urgently be brunette. needs

and under threat of the law, it is pany of Goldsmiths and has been whole of his time in prayer. to win to its service. Mr. Han

So will we 'disport ourselves if not too much to suppose that it will sent out to Argentiņa för exhihi-|

Unending Penitence, Yu-shan, a recently appointed

His life is one of unending adopt the "harmonic hair" increase another threefold now that tion in Buenos Aires. The ex-. secretary of the National Chris theory expounded by Sir Thomas home wine making is recognised as hibits number upwards

of 200 penitence and endeavour to make tian Council, spoke as a friend of Oliver, president of the Durham egal and the grape growers are pieces and are typical not only amends for the evil which he con youth. He was followed by Miss University College of Medicine, in showering the country with educa- of present-day silversmiths' skill, siders, be has wrought... His food in Liu Chuch-mo, a student from his presidential address to the In-

but cover historical types from of the plainest and the scantiest, Futan University, Shanghai,stitute of Trichologists, at the In- and Mr. Chang Shuch-yuan, atitute of Hygiene in London.

Moreover home-made wine is per- the year 1500 to the present-can-being, just enough to keep body fectly safe, while "hard" hastleg tury. These latter are of classic and, soul together. Protestant student in the Catho- According to Sir Thomas, the liquor, even if non-poisonous, leaves interest to the designer and the He wears rough horsehair gar lie University in Peking. These day is approaching when people very unpleasant hangover" artist, and are illustrative of the ments next to his skin, night and two speakers showed that much women in particular will express Wine has the, further, advantage of sequence of ideas and domestic day, and is not known to have. in the way the Church presents thoir varying feelings by chang being less expensive.

use which make up the present had a night's repose, for many its message does not appeal to ing the colour of their hair.

Muscatel and Claret. day silversmiths workshop. years. It is said that, as evening youth. . In general also, youth Hair, he explained, readily lends

Muscatel, tokay, sauterne, Rhine Included among the exhibits is draws on Teophane prepares him- looks to the Church to offer itself to artificial colouring, but wine, clarat and burgundy can be a very fine collection of cere self, for his regular all-night vigil programme that will enable care should be exercised to ensure made suzcasfully in the home. Be-imonial plate of original design by placing heavy fetters to use

its self-assertive that the shade of hair harmonised up energies in pushing forward the with the complexion and colour of fore being delivered the grape juice the work of three, prominent prelimbs. He then kneels before a Typical, his-holy ikon, remaining in that posi reconstruction of China,

Miss the eyes..

is subjected to a high vacuum and rent day designers. Liu said that students have a

some of the tion all night, the fitful dozing some of the water evaporates. The torical types show There is a precedent for such a deep interest in practical mea- colourful declaration of mood and advertisements also claim that cer-chaste and exquisite designs pro- that this uncomfortable, posture sures for realising their ideals of temperament. Sir Thomas points tain bacteria which hamper the duced during the 1500-1900 period allows him from time to time be life. Mr. Han urged that the out, among the musicians, artists, work of the micro-organisms which and reveal a delicacy of treatment ing the only sleep he ever gets. His will-power and determina chief function of the Church is poets, and students living in the cause fermentation are killed, so that is a rare tribute to the making itself felt in those areas Quartier Latin in Paris, many of that the whole process is speeded craftsmen who revealed their in- tion to carry out in this world, of life where personalities act on whom prefer that their hair should up. Artificial aging is helped by dividuality just after the Middle his self-imposed explation com

Ages and out of the obscurity of mand the respect and admiration. personalities. Mr. Chang show-fall on the shoulders in the belief the addition of charcoal,'

The customer, however, need not mediaevalism have handed down of all who know him, and he la ed that in the Church there are that long hair is in keeping with trouble about these chemical details the high tradition of beautiful frequently given as an example of many workers who only react their cultured vocations.

spiritual enlightenmeat, and devo automatically to the significance Another précèdent is to be found He order his keg, leaves it for two work to 1980. of their own message. Such in the age-old slogan "Ginger for months at an even temperature of The whole of the exhibits should ton to which the young Bulgarian

most striking clergy are exhorted to attain Church workers fail to arouse in pluck, but Sir Thomas did not 30 deg. or more, then bottles it. demonstrate in a youth any desire to follow. In mention this."

The old days when he worried hle mapner to all visitors to the Bri their footsteps. It is necessary The wigs, of judges and barris head with sugar and yeast and pro-tish Empire Trade Exhibition at

TENNIS that the Church make a vigorous tere, in his opinion, confer on the bably produced peor grade vinegar Buenos Aires that the character effort to understand the mind of wearer, a feeling, of importance are gone. The days when he will of British workmanship In rare

RESULTS OF DAVIS CUP youth and meet its needs more. Why, therefore, he saks, should be able to buy real, wire are perhaps motels is still unsurpassed that directly. A

we not ault our hair to our mood not so very far off. A majority neither beauty of line nor finish

MATCHES. Rural Problems,

vote la Congress could legalise it la wanting in present-day, produc men of our Blimingham.and

illa in

HARMONISE YOUR HAIR!

Colours That Will Suit Your Mood.

China or they will invade and weaken, if not destroy, the Church.

Chinese Youth,

The evening of April 12 was given

we

done to obtain wine.

tional literature.

A distinct move towards fur- end?

ven if we make it stand on without violating the 18th Amand- tion to show that the best crafts nishing & programme that might Thus we will command the hair ment

. In

He now

on his

...

Athens, Yesterdays, Sheffield workshops... are no whit In the Davia Cun Matejka npeal to youth was made by Dr. dresser Do me angry Do má Egg Pool has establish-inferior to the men of a bye-zone (Austria) beat. Zerlendid; 2 Kenvon Butterfield. an expert in pleased," "Do me worried," "Do Furpl problems, who outlined a me peeved." "De me glad, pa ed a central plant for the surround-age who laid the foundations for 6-8: 6-3.

Garangiotis (Greece), beat Artanz programme for a rural comme sad," and so on, and leave his ng district at Matsqul, which, when the industry of to-day, and should munity Parigi, to consist of sanctum, in hirsute harmony in full operation, will receive about do much to stamp the Hall Mark 6-4; 2-6; 6-4; 0-8; 6-2; number of contiguous villages less we are bald, and then of caridha of grain and feed, daily of quality first and last on goods around a central town, and served course, there arp-wij

that are British made from the Prairie Provinces. I

Greece won 81⁄2 matches.--Reu-

ter.

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