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MASON'S

DELICIOUS

O.K.

SAUCE.

Hongkong Daily

Oliver 7. Break

Hongkong Daily Press.

ESTABLISHED 1857,

No. 21.942 魏式拾肆百玖壹萬或第 日指廿月玖线 HONG KONG. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1928. 伍拜禮

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME-TABLE.

UP - TRAINS

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Yarmati. Dep. 6.4

Bhatia.Dep. 7.01

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450 8.00 7.38 958 10.89.19.34 1.48 - 1.58-504 0.18 8.06

9.58 10.8712.88 1,59 -3.00 - 5.08.17 8.10 (10.10.10.47,13,48) 2,09). — | 8.105.18 6.97 8.30

Taipo Dep. 7,18 Taipo

Market Dep. 7.30

Fanling Dep. 7,30 Bheng-

Bbam.

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MODERN MORALS

DENOUNCED.

"PAGANISM CRY OF OLD

TIME PURITAN.

"SENSUOUS EXCITEMENT AT ALL COSTS."

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Modern morals were attacked by the Rev. Bertram Smith, of Leeds, chairman of the autumn assembly of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, at the opening

meeting at Leeds. His subject was: "A society really Christian."

He acknowledged that drunken-

ness was far less prevalent, and that there had been in advance is other directions, but, he said, there was still a dark background.

"What

he naked, "are we to any to the gambling menace, or the renaissance of Pagan morality, al- most unknown in the last century, a morality infecting with its deadly poison math of the poetry and many of the novels we read, and many of the plays and alms we Bee?

"What are we to think of the new claims for sexual passion, not made by the outcasts and the fallen, but by young people born in luxuri- ous homes and educated at our universities.'"

GRAMOPHONE RECORD

DEMAND.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

60,000,000 SOLD IN BRITAIN“. YEARLY,

FLANT STREET The social virtues of the gramo- phone record were among the points in its favour referred to by Mr. G. R. Hall Caine, M.P., at the opening of the recording. showrooms of Dominion and Gramophone Records. He urged that the serious position of some our great industries was no reason for neglecting opportuni- ties in luxury trades.

of

Films, gramophones, artificial silk, cheap motor cars, and broad- casting were the things in demand to-day, and England must march with the times. In his view the gramophone, the kinema, and broadcasting would do more to stop the exodus from rural areas. to congested cities than anything.

Mr. Hall Caine is" chairman of the new company, formed for the purpose of supplying to the public & double-sided record of full size. at la. 3d. The company has con- centrated on the technical side of record production, and claim that its records will be equal to the best on the market. They will be con fined at first largely to jazz selec tions.

In the company's studio there was a novel performance by what is called the phantom orchestra. The instruments were all there as if the band had just gone out for refreshment, but the phantom or chestra bas no instrumentalists.

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"What are we to think of theIt is described as an invention for

"electrically decline of the 'ald Puritan sense of

playing back gramophone record over the same duty and self-restraint, and the instruments which were used in the demand for sensuous excitement at making of the records, thereby pro ducing the pairal characteristic all coste

effect and timbre the instru

ments themselves;"

To-day.

(November stb.)

fonaging Director

Registered as Newspaper at the General Post Office in the United Kingdom.

日玖月登拾年入廿百九仟登英

THE

Christian Followship Meeting, Helena May Institute, 10.30 am.

Chinese Chamber of Commerce Meeting, 2.30 p.m.

Reception on 8.8. Canton Mary, 4 to 6 p.

K.0.8.B. Band Concert, Botaziic Gardens, 5. p.m.

Hockey Club. "A" . Recreio, King's Park, 5 p.

Queen's Theatre: "Drums of Love."

World Theatre: "The Black, Pirate

Star Theatre: A Little Journey, Sereniders. (2:30 to 8.30). 8:15 Jack Carter's

Drive, and Dance, Seamen's In- Dockyard Recreation Club Whist

stitute, 8.15 pin

Tea Dances: H.E. Hotel, 4.30 p.m.; King Edward Hotel, 5 p.m.

Dinner Dance: St. Francis Hotel, p..

Suez (Holo); Europe vid Principal Mails-Inward: Europe Siberia (Hacedonia) Outward

Christmas, parcel mail for England (Macedonia),,4,30 plin.

Saturday.

(November 10th.) Coronation of Emperor of Japan. 7th Extra Race Meeting, Happy Valley, p.m.

Shanghai Races.

Japanese Consul General, 11 a.m.

Reception at H.K. Hotel by Y.M.C.A. Ramble to Shing Mun Valley, 2:30 p.m.

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Club de Recreio, Bowls Home 3 p.m

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R. EK Yachts Dance, 8.15 pm (Thirty Tidin ako for $55 can be HONG KONG SPORTING, ALM;

Cricket Division I H.K.C.C. obtained at the Office of the

Club, Dinner

Frankly Un-Christian.” "Above all, what are we to think

"It is intended for use in broad. Kowloon (F). Division II.: of a society whose economic struc-n the kinema, where it can be Craigengower v. H.K. Electric (L). casting hotels and dance halls and Recreio v. Civil Service (L), ture is frankly un-Christian, a society in which the most essential services are scarcely rewarded with | a living wage, and the greatest for tunes can be won by its idlest and rost useless members!

"Sunday is becoming little less. than a weekly bank holiday, and, what is perhaps worse, numbers of men and women with genuine social enthusiasm, confess that they have little room for organized religion. Unless the Church genuinely Catho lic establishes the society really Christian, nothing can prevent our civilisation following the old civil isations into decay and oblivion."

The minister then spoke of those who sought satisfaction through the senses the youngster at the sea side clamouring for an ice-cream, the fair maiden coveting an exper- sive box of chocolates, the hotel tounger ordering his cocktail and sigur, men and women generally desiring rich food to eat and fashionable clothes to wear, and motor-ears to whirl them from place to place."

Ideal Socfely. He urged the ideal of a co-opera tive commonwealth, adding: “God may have some better thing in store for us than it has entered ever the brain of Bernard Shaw to conceive."

arranged to accompany any type of film without the use of mousi- cians." It was stated that the sale of gramophone records in the British Isles now exceeds 80,000,000

per annum.

FUTURE HOME OF THE LEAGUE.

'APPROVAL OF NEW SITE.

The Assembly of the League gave

Football-Division 1.: Chinese Athletic_v. Queen's, Kowloon. v. Navy, Police. Herein, South China . Small Units, K.O.S.B. t. Club. Division II.: Queen's v. South China "B," South China "A". Recreio, Chinese Athletic.. St. Joseph's, R.A.F. v. Kowloon, Eastern

V. Royal Artillery, K.O.S.B. v. Navy, Small Units University.

Queen's Theatre: "Drums of Love"

World Theatre: "This Black Pirate."

Star Theatre:

"A Little Jour-

its final approval last month to the ne," 2.30 to 8.30. At 8.35 Jack

choice of the Ariana Park, Geneva, as the site for the new buildings of the League, which are to in- dude & new Assembly Hall, the offices of the Secretariat, and an international library. These build- ings are to cost altogether about 23,500,000 Swiss francs (£910,000); and the park in which they are to have their setting is of such dimen sions as to provide adequate space for all extensions likely to be neces- fary in the future. In presenting the report, Professor Rappard, who is himself a Genevere, proudly, re- ferred to the almost miraculous manner in which the democratic city, always jealous of its indepen dence and respectful of the will of its benefactors, had in 15 days agreed to accept the offer of an exchange.

"When society is really Chris tian," he declared:-

No children will be born in the League and the Cantonal The exchange of sites between slums, to the enfeeblement of authorities does really appear to their bodies and the degradation give mutual satisfaction. During of their minds,

parents,

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WOMEN

Carter's "Serenaders."

Tea Dance: HK. Hotel, 4.30 p.m. Dinner Dances: St Francis Hotel, Carnival Dance, and Laze, Crawford's Restaurant, Special Armistice Dance, 8. p.m.

Europe vid Marseilles (Macedonia) Principal Mails:-Outward: 10.30 am.; Europe vid Siberia (falus), 6′ p..

Sunday,

(November 11th.) 23rd Sunday after Trinity. Armistice Day, ".* Flanders Poppy Sales. Special Armistice Service, St. John's Cathedral, 9.45 m

Armistice Day, Cenotaph Cere mony, 10.55 am.

Unveiling of Memorial to Private F.M. Soares, King's Park, acon. King's Park

Club de Recreio Athletic Meeting,

Sookunpoo from 10 am

Sports for Japanese Children, Kowloon Golf Club Opening Day and Presentation of Prizes.

South China Athletic Association distribution, 3.20 p.m.

At Home," Caroline Hill. Prize

Queen's Theatre "Fireman Save My Child.”

World Theatre: "In Old Kea-

5 TO 7°F.X.

boro Hotel).

Tel Add: "VICTORIL" Telephone: No. Q, 873,

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TONG KONG HANSARD RE

Star Theatre: "The Campus of the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

for the Boarion 1927.

"No crowds of disheartened the week-end thousands of people, men will tramp the streets in citizens and foreigners alike, have search of work they cannot find,

visited respectively the old lakeside "No gifted lads and girls wit to become a public park of undie properties, which are now certain be denied a university education puted beauty, and the Ariana Park. because of the poverty of their where within five years will arise what one hopes will prove to be will sicken to the most impressive group of build-tucky." their death in dismal crowdedinge in the world devoted to inter- dwellings when a ser voyage of national service. Many who a few Flirt." & long holiday in the country days ago misconstrued, as direct Tex Dance: H.E. Hotel, 30 p.m. would restore them to health,

"No gangs of bookmakers will ton's unwillingness to give up her Europe vid Siberia (Liangchow), a hostility to the League, Mra. Bar- Principal Mails:-Outward: infest our sport Gelds like lakeside residence to meet the omened birds of prey,

"No speculating stockbrokers League's greater needs, now re- will be allowed to bull and gard ber as an indirect benefactor. It cannot be maintained, how. the markets and gamble ever, that with this decision to in the primal needs of life to the approve the new site and to in- hurt of the whole commonwealth, struct the Secretary-General to sign

"Clever novelists will not dirty all necessary legal documents con-12.30 p.m. their pages with all kindée of cerning the exchange of properties. Bale of Crown Land: New Kow-

'bear

nasty realism,

"Theatres and cinemas will

Monday. (November 12th.) E.A.S.M.A. Armistice Dinner, Volunteer Headquarters, 8 p.m.

Portuguese Sports: King's Park,

And fixing the relations of the archi- loon Inland Lots Nos. 1184 and show how the drama with its has been given to those architects | 2163, 3

tects to the League, satisfaction 1185, and Kowloon Inland Lot No.

p.m.

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POLICY.

Courtesy, Comfort, Service and Luxuries of Modern Hotel Construction

laughter and tears can becoms and associations of architects: who St. Peter's "Young Mea's O THE HOTEL RIVIERA

the true handmaid of religion. protested against the manner in Lecture, Rev. HU. Koop Art,"

Prostitution and drinking dens which the award had been made, 8.15 p.m.

and night clubs will be only a There are understood to be many,

Queen's Theatre: Fireman Sava paint memory."

ome British architects included, My Child."

The minister also declared that who appreciate the attitude taken World Theatre: "In Old Ken- "You cannot pay the debt you by the Norwegian delegate, in ask-tucky."Se owe to society by filling up footballing for full details upon these pro-

Star Theatre: The Campus coupons,"

texts.

Flirt."

MACAU

Cable Address"Riviera, Macan.”