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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 7TH, 1920

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POLITICAL PROBLEMS. LORD R. CECIL ON THE SCIENCE

OF GOVERNMENT.

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CHURCH SERVICES,

ST. JOHN'■ CATHEDRAL, Hongkong, 10th Sunday after Trinity August Sib, Holy § ommaaiba (7.50 am)ilatios (17 am) Responses Ferial; Venite, Turle (13th Lord R. Cecil, speaking on June 19th Venite); Busime, 53 (Gross), 54 (Wickes); Ta at Chatsworth, said the future of Eng: Deum, Woodward, Smart, Turle. Jubilate,

Burrowes (12th Venite); Anthem, land depended upon honest men and honest

thi is our God, Sullivan, Bymn,210 VË women taking a real interest in the politi-Psalm 53, verses, 1, 2, 7, 8, in anison į cal future of their country.

54, verson 1, 4, 7 in unison; Hyma Litany (12 not afford," he said, " to leave it to other. versen 1, 4, 8, in unison.

2008) Evensong (6 pm) Кепросве Whether the country is well goyarued or Ferial; Palma, 51 (Felton), 5 (Livry); il governed will affect the happiness and lustrevening); tipams, 12, 207, 307 K.- Magnificat, Smart: Nune Dinuittis, Wickes the very existance of every can of you." Organ Recital on Monday, August 10th, at

11313 Politics is nothing but the science of gor-9.1 p.m.`- erament and goreriment becomes more important, every day.

Alluding to the Labour Party, he said that for many members of it he had a high and genuine respect, but the difficulty about the Labour Party was that it was There not one party, but at least two. were some mea among them who might well be trusted in any position of resp

ibility, but there were others (and unfor tunately they seemed to have a very large hare of the control of the Labour Party), to whom he would not entrust the manage ment of the smallest business. If you could only pick and choose among the Laboir Party there would be little to and fault with, but unfortunately if they alone bad the power in this country it would probably be that the most violent and the least -worthy would have the greatest share in determining the nature of the Government

PURE MILE OF LIBERALISM,

The Liberal Party seemed to be living in the past. It was no good talking about the pure milk of Liberalist and what the

Party had done in the past. What we wanted to know was what the Party Wa going to do in

the future; what their policy was, and what they stood for He could not speak for the Coalition, and be was bound to admit that he was not very, sure what its policy was in many res pects

The Brst plank in any political pro- gramme must be rigid economy, Whatever Government was in power we must see that They really did try and save money. He was uneasy about the plan to spend mil- Tions in reclothing our soldiers. We had got to realise the truth of the old British. proverb, "You must cut your coat accord- ing to your cloth," as far as taxation was concerned. It was not a question of ent. ting down taxes, but of cutting down, ex penditure.

CLASS WARFARE.

UNION CHURCH (Kennedy Road) bunday,sugust 8th.

Serrier Conducted by the Rev. G. J.

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11. Order of Service-Hymn _80);

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Prayer and land's Prayer: Faain 228 (Tune SHANGHAI $101, Lesson 1,Jobu V.; Hymn. 19; Prayer; Aotices and Uffertory; Hymn 197 (lat Tune)

Se-mon-The Validity and Value uf Faith

wodern times the legitimacy of Faith has been systematically denied, and its

|| (in.) honour has fallen under suspicion; but strong re-action basset in. The aim of this Sermon will be to show the Validity and

Valge of Faith

Hymn 341. Benediction.

p.. Under of Service-Hyan 23 (Tuns 481); Prazer and Lord's Prayer; Hymo 95. Lesson, 1. Corinthians 11.; Hymn 191 (ist Taue, Prayer;

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Sermon-The Seeming Unreality of the Spiritual

(To many people the Spiritual secus badowy, special, even ficutious. Sermon Kim: To show how to and may escape tula baunting sense of unreali y.)

Hyon 31. euruactjon

PEAK CUTRCI, Hongkong-Sunday, August 8in. Holy Commumen 8.]►___ Evening Service, 6 p.. Prescher H. Copley Moyle.

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BATAVIA, SAMARANG and SOURABAYA..:

Pressure havingreased slightly at all. reporting stations; it remains low over China

and fresh SW. winds will continue over" the China Een.

As regards increased matpat, which was

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours. sa necessary, the main difficulty wis the suspicion. and

the hostility be ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inches. Total tween the different classes who were since January 1st, 72.19 inches against an engaged in the output of this coun-average of 54.56 inches try He was afraid that too often Labour. The forecast for the 24 hours ending at distrusted Capital and Capital despised

noon to-day is as follows: Labor. We really must put an end to that. If we really meant to increase out-

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The present situation, he continued, was di very serious. We could not go on definitely Form with the system of threats by workanen, demands for increased wages, and so on. We must find a way out, and the Govern- ment must have not a mere expedient, but a real industrial policy which would solve this question or give some hope of solving it in a permanent and fundamental way? Nothing was gained by abuse. It was no use calling workmen you disagreed with Bolsheviks or employers you -disliked bloodsuckers. That only did harm. The most fatal disease that could attack any country WAS £ division of classes. (Cheers.)

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