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FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1929.

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MAN'S ORIGIN.

PAPER BY UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE,

Mr. Ng Tal-ping, Chairman of the Modern Literary Association, yesterday delivered an interesting. address, on "What is Evolution?" to a large gathering of members and treni pe fr. Ng Tal-ping friends, presided over by Pro-

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THE MORAL AIM.

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PROMISSORY NOTE ACTION NEARLY · FINISHED.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE MASTER'S LECTURE AT UNIVERSITY,

Shanghai, Apr. 11. Members of the Education: BoThe Chief Justica (Sir Henry, Bishop O'Shea reports from Kan-ciety of Hongkong University at- Gollan), reserved judgment in the chow that Communist troops are tended the University Union yester promissory note action which has day afternoon to listen to a lecture been engaging his attention at the still active.

Mission property at Julkin has entitled "The Moral Aim of a Supreme Court for over a week. been burned, and the Communists School," which was delivered by Both the case for the plaintiff and proparing for a siego, pending, the Arrival of Government troops from Nanchang-Router.

is the Provincial Ping Pong Cham- are approaching Kanchow, which is Mr. G. W. Reeve, of Queen's Col the case for the defonce had been

sident of the Hongkong Ping Pong League. He is a fifth year student of the Hongkong Univer- Bity.

The simplest and most adequate definition of evolution I have found, said Mr. Ng, consists of just two words "orderly change." The theory of evolution is simply a theory that our world as it is to-day and all life upon it, have been developed since the begin ning of time by slow, orderly pro- cessen of change, and that these The changes are continuing. theory is regarded by present day scientists as the only adequate scientific explanation of the my stories of the origin and develop- ment of life. It brings together the collected knowledge of mankind to show that every animal, every

What they do suggest, and what research has tended to substan- tiate; is thoir common ancestry, probably Inia little tree-dwelling animal resembling the lemur,

2. Corroboration in the life his

subject in an interesting fashion. of yesterday morning and after An abridged report appears below noon being devoted to, counsels'

Mr. Reeve said that the object of the moral aim was the child: final addresses to the court,

Lam Ting-on, as a head of Much had been thought and said the King On Tong firm is ouing in recent years on the intelligence the Hongkong Ma Pak Leung Arm and physique of the child and the of druggists for the recovery of freedom of Individual growth, but to the moral self, as an aspect of $4,698, alleging it to be due under tory of the individual. The life the whole, little thought had been promissory note. This debt în Morality might be ap that the note, was made by the dented by the defendants, who say history of every man and animal.] given.

religious,

Pak is but a short spectacular repeti-proached from the

Loung firm which is separato from tion of the story of the evolution accular or purely academic point Fatshan and Canton Ma of man from the simplest forms of view. as told in the rocks. The begin ticular countries and as such could

The first was expressive of par- Hongkong.

Mr. G. G. Alabaster, K.C., toi ning of each one of us in a single give no universal ethical principle. gether with Mr. Eldon Potter, coll which multiplies.

The second subordinated the Iden KC., le for the defendants while birth, the human infant resembles of moral aim to its usefulness, and Mr. F. C. Jonkin is for the plain- In turn a fish, un, amphibian; a

as such, Interpreted the right and t primitive roptile, a primitive the good as only existing for their Defence Argument. mammal, an ape.

instrumental value to man. The In addressing the Court, in the ist was the standpoint of the afternoon, Mr. Jenkin dealt at

at

Before

At one stage he has gill slits another, he has a well-defined tall. Until the last three months before birth he has dark soft hair covering the entire body except the palms of the hands and the soles of the fest, Occasionally, child is born with a primitive tail still external. Only in its last stages of development does the human embryo differ markedly from that of an ape.

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student who loved knowledge pri- somo length with points of the WE GUARANTEE marily for his own sake, apart case as affecting the plajatiff and from ita application, and whose the defendants, in the course of aim was to discover, universal which he referred to the docu- principles which possessed In-mentary evidence. He said it was trinsic value apart from their ap- plication..

The Moral Term,

plant and every piece of matter around us has sprung from a tow simple forms, changing through the ages usually from the simple to the complex and toward greater perfection, in fact, it holds that All life. Including man himself, probably developed from a single form- mere cell. Thus evolu-

The term moral could only be tion as a philosophy of change la

applied to beings possessing cholce, directly opposed to the philosophy of unchangeability. It contradicta 3. Further corroboration in the even if the choice was only in the the idea of "special creation"- bodily structure and equipment of sense that if they had thought at that everything on earth was man. In the human body we find the time they could have refrained completed in an instant. It inter- an amazing number of muscles from doing that which they did do. preta the Hiblical story of creation and organs-nearly 200 of them-It implied a judgment, a standard, liberally rather than literally.

uncloss or practically and that which ought to be and not that which was. It was essen- useless to us, but which still serve tial to explain this keen moral important functions in

life: "These are called senan. Upon its interpretation "rudiments" vestiges"-in-hinged the whore question. The complete parts that have been standard from which we judged arrested in development, Such had been variously held to be con- are the muscles for wiggling the science, internal moral law, and ears and those for causing the amount of pleasure, etc. It was n hair to stand on end. Then there voluntary action, right because it is the vermiform appendix which was right or right because it aimed not only is useless, but often at some grond. dangerous. It is believed to be a vestige of time when our ancestors were grass-enters; in grass-cat- ing animals this organ plays an important part in digestion.

Commonly Accepted Theory,, Briefly, the most commonly accepted theory, as first propound- ed by Charles Darwin in the mid- dle of the nineteenth century, may be summaried as follows: No two Individual plants or animals ever are exactly alike. A small variation in one individual may make him better equipped to cope with his surroundings than others of his kind. In the strenuous competition of Hfe, only the in- dividuals best equipped for strug gle for existence survive; the poorly equipped' die out. Thone that survive pass their usual characteristics down to succeed. ing generations of heredity. And so through countless generations; by the survival and propagation of the most fit amid different and ever-changing surroundings, in dividual variations work to form new species, new families, and new races. So life has progroas ed slowly from the single cell, through the shellfish, fishes, rep tiles, birds, mammals, and finally

which are

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impossible to check the balance sheets and the cash books because there were different dates aud the Fatshan balance sheets and ledgers were not produced. It was remarkable that the defen. dants did not produce books which could, beyond any question, have put the true value on statements which had been found in some of the documents.

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When Mr. Jenkin had conclud- anid that the That brought the lecturer to theed, his Lordship term "god," and he said it was in issues were very important, much accordance with their interpreta-more important than the amount tion of it, that the moral alm claimed. He thought it was only would be fashioned. In itself the fair that he should go through term "good" was indefinable, and the evidence, and he announced Rudimentary Reminders.,

the relation between right and that he would give a written de- The scanty, downy hair that good was that the idea of right clion at a later date. covers the human body, the prac implied an external measure such tically worthilt maler teeth that as law and authority in all its come comparatively late in life expressed forms, but that in any and decay quickly, the dwindling othe sense which could be the little toe bereft of one of its object of reason it could only be joints-these, according to science, an Individual feeling or bellof. are other common rudimentary The Idea of good presupposed an reminder of our ancestry. And end. If the end was in the best each of us carries about with him interests of the individual, and the rudimentary bones of a tail society, then nets leading thereto High animals, other than man, also would be adjudged right and those carry similar reminders of pos- contrary wrong. But there could sible humble origin. The splint be no antiafactory explanation ff bones in the horse's leg, for they thought of good only in example, are explained an vestiges | reluilon to acts as though its Idea There are many definite in- of toes that once were useful when arose from the observation, of dications that all animals, man he was a little three-toed animal. included, aro akin'; that all were

4. The history of life on earth evolved from the same ancestor

as read by geologists in the rocks. far back in the dim ngos. The

5. New kinds of plants and structure of all animals, including animals actually are originating man, follows the Asmo general and developing to-day. plan. All have similar organa, 6. Every-day evidences, Scien- such as brain, heart and lungs, tists call evolution at once performing similar functions,

most obvious and the most vital Man's skeleton can be compared, fact of life as we know it. We seo bons for hane, with that of horse or monkey, a seal or a bat. It, they say, in operation all about

We see the seed spring into who was important, from theirments. This necessarily meant a cer It was the good man therefore side before they could complete their rail and Trans-Atlantie Arrange- His limbs have their counterparts a plant that blossoma and withers. consideration, for even as eachtain amount of time spent on the in the fine of a fish or, the wings We see the egg change into a form of life had a directional other side In going into transportation of a bird. His muscles correspond chicken and the tadpole Into a tendency, so had the good man, matters. With the employment of with those of other mammals.frog. Rivors change The similarities extend also to the courses. The tide rises and falls.

their meaning he would tend to go in senses, emotions and Instincts. Day turns into night. All these Man and the animals have the changes have been observed by same five aenses and similar sense man for centuries. organs. They show the name emotional reactions, such as fear, Jealousy and anger. They also suffer similar diseases which are affected much the same way by drugs and stimulants.

to man.

The main points of evidence in support of the theory are theme:

Common Ancestry. The animals that most closely resomble man, and consequently appear to be of closest kinship are the apes, particularly the orang-outang, the gorilla and the chimpanzee. Yet scientists never No. BIB, Top Floor, Wyndham St have contended that man is des-

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immediately go ashore and proced in the marvellous machines deve-In summing up his lecture, Mr. on their journey without any of their loped for aur use from the crudest Reeve stated that the school should time being employed in going into the of implements-oven in the ideas look upon

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