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TWENTY YEARS.

(3) A SELF-SUPPORTING EMPIRE. By KENNETH C. HUTCHIN.

(President of the Dialectic

Society. University of Glasgow).

I write, the affairs of this, tend to the north and to the Routh,

it all?

A world in general, are in no condi- we do something with

Can't we make these vast tracts of We are Informed that the meeting than to incline me to optimism. To land feed our millions? Can't we of the Legislative Council fixed Its Thursday, 10th inst.. has been posi.say what I think will be the trend make these dense forests and these

of events in twenty years' time raging torrents give us

Hower? paned until the 17th inst.

would be disheartening, but, in Can't we make these black cities, bristling with chimneys, provide

and the deterring thought in the minds of many thut, for a League whose object is to prevent war, to lead the world into'. conflict, is apparent failure, have enabled. Crawford. Japan to go ahead with, surprising disregard of the opinion of her fellow members. To this has to be added the refusal of America to line up with Europe in the maltee. We take it. then, that the League policy is by the articles. of the Covenant to restrain Japan

if and to hope for a way out they are unable to do so; but not to exclude the eventual carrying becomes out of Article 16 if it necessary. America apparently views with suspicion the tendency of the League Articles to lend to conflict, wishes to keep out of the dispute, and intends to hold Japan to the letter of the Nine-Power Treaty, serving to herself act with the utmost freedom

ivicated. This violation this having actually taken place by the manifest Interferency with Chinese Man administrative integrity in

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Col. G. S. G. Robinson, of the Peak view of the fact that I am nol our manufactured goods? We Hotel, ina reported to the police the bas ut is anger ring valued at $500 entirely devoid of the enthusiasm can. But how? By sacrificing all which was stolen from his room some of youth, what I hope for in these those luxuries of ours raising up time between 10.30 amt 11 am. yes-years will be a

cheerful around us a campart of tariffs so terday.

| contemplation.

high that we place our Empire in

water-tight compartment, With a flattering confidence in months hard labour on a charge of the abilities of the men who are that, in time, after aur period of

self-denial, the British Empire S banishment, Mr. at the Universities to-day, the will be capable of providing turning from Wynne Janes at the Central Police

of the Morning Pouf with nearly all those commodities Court this morning asked: "Why do Editor you return, do you think the banish has said that the direction of uf-which to-day we get from the

The des Juke?' ment ordern are

la If there is any little thing which fendant was deported last month for fairs will pass into their hands foreigner, Sacrifice grows on one.

during the next two decades.

the Empire, after its development a perind of ten years.

this confidence justifled by what has been atimulated by Protection. All six Chinese who were charged un Saturday with disorderly behaviour The answer is to be nought among go on doing without it.

Vous

seven days.

The

is actually happening at present? cannot give us, well, we can just

Europasan diplomacy American declaration will corapet shop of Victoria will take the chair one whose only claim to distinc- the pradishly pessimistic tell

FLOW

failed to reach an agreement before Mr. Stinson sent his by famous gote of January 7th Inst. In that Note he laid down what in deed might seen to be a rather | feeble caveat that America would not consider twrself bound by any

Parliament

Japan to slow up her plans, but not before that natium has accured the deplorable statement in the

that

the British obviously Japanese-engineered or ganisation of the Republic of Man- churia is not a matter on which

Any representation made, since it Chinese Java

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the

bren

to

US

in connexion with the "victory" cele-the hundreds of recent graduates! But, can these things or any- brations at Shaukiwon on the pre-men with honours degrees of thing of their mature come to as

night were coarketed. Two

stone-o menn standard, and men who through the Parliamentary mit- who were found guilty of

1200 t three y their personalities and their chile? I am afraid not. Before throwing were fined

Two capacity for organisation, have| Parliament has made up its mind months.

3100 two others churin, she has placed on recard months, one ather $20 or the weeks beeme leaders in the corporatejto take such steps the grass will months, and the life of their University--who are have grown too long for it to take accept the fait and $100 or two

either working for a pittance in any steps at all. An imperial olher $25 or three weeks.

nomo job which will never require Cabinet in the remedy. Such al s Before Mc. Fraser, at the Kowloon their talents, or who are unable to Cabinet would consist of repre- The and ring about it

woman find any work at all.

sentatives of all the Governments that either policy would in all pro-Magistracy this morning, a

The answer to such a question in the Empire, and it would have bability have an effective if both marned Wong Ying, was charged with The dealing stones from the military camp allers trad united upon it. at Shaurahtips yesterday inspector augurs well neither for the Uni- power to take thus initiative or de stated versity man nor for the country. the obvious thing in all matters it Borin, who prosecuted,

Having got Lengne with Amerien bind

unler resen A man who has risen in a system of imperial concern.

our own! would have been thu formidable; fint gone hata wire

Estruction in the enanp, and a gunster- of popular election to one of the so far, we could give

years' holiday. for Japan 20 imte. America master-sergeant caught in the art of foremost positions in a University Parliament fire

His Worship of five or six thousand students leaving our Cabinet with a free with Europe behind her would stealing the stones. have possibily her able not only said he would not be hard on the must be capable of forming sound hand. By that, I don't mean

ackbenstedge the aveused and imposed a fine of $5, or judgments: capable of action on imply that I think democracy to 1 refuse 14

his own initiative, and capable of be a failure, but that, in our case ar+ taking developments which

have

The annual inceting of the long reasoning, both in debate and in at least, I think it needs a rest

the British & council, with clear-cut arguments. but I shan't go into that. 11 may well become a matter for pince in Manchura, but to

atkong Auxiliary of tragedy

Foreign Bible Society will be held Surely such a man is a more Atting

Morals and Monners. bitter revrey that the developing prevented

this evening March 7. (Monday) at person to lead this country, either, tradition ud

foreign Shanghai. American

latest 530 pan. iu the Helenn May Institatea statesman or as magnule, than

Te righteously indignant and picy and tin

Ten will be served at 4.45 p..

move the methods of

manners have worke and the speakers will be Dr, W. Ption is his ability to

getting steadily Merrill, who in the Minister of the masses to fury with speeches in that morals and Brick Presbyterian Church in New which logic and veracity are minor

fact York, and Dr. Rufus M. Jones who considerations; or than one whose during the last twenty-odd years.

From this they deduce the of Philphy at only claim to culture is his having the next twenty years will see the the Professor Haverford College,

bern taught, when an office boy. that "in business we do thus and complete downfall of civilisation. The 4th-namal general meeting of thus." Apparently, neither the for one, agree with their enu- I do with clusion no more than responsible the Hongkong and China branch of electorate nor those nevda to TH the Chartered Surveyors Institution for that form of unpopular selec- their premise.

ita most defecte situation with which ste

The modern novel, held on Thursday, whe spontantes was

strident-valeed eritics declare, in 21 presented. The Berlaya

following officers were elected for the ion practised in commerce are of

more temperate at- filthy. It tion, beswever, nqti aonly preserves

ensuing year: Chairman, Mr. A. Gthat opinion.

From all of which it may be seen W. Tickle. F.S.L. FR.L.B.A.. Vice he complete independence of seb

Do Advertisements Educate?

immoral ? Chairman, Mr. W. A. Cornell, P.AS.I., that what I shall advocate during tackers label it "immoral." What

d they mean by sequent netion, but is only feeble

Advertising in newspapers and A.R.I.B.A.: 11on, Sceretary, Mr. J. F. the next twenty years will anore

moat af the declaring Power is unable or i

magazin, by wireless and through Richardson, P.A.S.1.; Members of the probably be that for which I shall Anatole France's "The Revolt of willing to take the requisite ac-

Committee, Mr. N. L.. Sparke, O.B.Estarve than that for which I shall the Angels" was called

immoral book: not, as well it might atlar mediama, has become some-

F.S.L. (Shanghui Member), Mr. A. E. work. tim to enforce her

have been, because it was blas action later.

thing more than an attempt On Lisaman. F.S.I... Mr. E. B. The real significance of the Note is

phemous: not because it spoke in hopeful tones of the overthrow of perhaps better seen in the livit of the part of manufacturers and dis- P.A.S.I.

the Holy Trinity by the Devil; seven trilutors to sell their goods; it is! tek later that the reaty which in many cases an honest and far-rent attraction at the Queen's Theatre, but it provides few opportunities but beenuse it dealt, incidentally. reaching method of education for is well worth seeing. It is the tale for doing right and many for do with curtain physiological facts

We have heard is bring

a known to all, but publicly acknow- broken by Japan. the Nine-Power the mass of consumers who will, of a magician who falls in love withing wrong.

nobleman and is wrongfully accused

have

in Paris and everywhere else. Prime Minister sacrifice his modern novel speaks the truth. punity by one party, and that the duet of which they have gained of the murder of the latter. There-all-round sacrifice. We

sotme knowledge through the ad- are many unusual twists in the story scen

We have seen a great The Truth is not cannot be-- breach may be followed by the

before the crime is pinned down to creed. vertisements. An interesting A-

really it is not Althy. I once heard it. ing climax which adds greatly to the bitlons. a't it tline we privileges then surrendered. the

early Christians tisements was recently made by interest in the film. The audience gut down to this sucrifice business? Baid that the

isn't time building of battleships

yel caniruetised a crude form of Chris- Miss Edith Abell, who reports in kept in a state of wonderment to the If

time the

will but hope that slength, and the fortification of

tianity. By that it wOK meant The Journal of Home Economica very end. John Gilbert is an excel- lent hero, whilst opposite him plays

that they has none of the pomp, gome during these twenty years. Guam and other Pacify bases. If

that l selected from popular Leila Hynins. Lewis Stone ja

We are citizens of a wide Em- the verbosity, the ceremonial, and the result of the Powers' failure to

the detective, anul newspapers 100 advertisements tremely good as

pire: an Empire whose limbs

ex- the complacency beneath which present 3 united front with

products, clothing other parts are also well taker.

we obscure the teachings of Christ. America in making this momentous and textiles, to discover what they

So with the novel: to-dny it shows derlaration be not only the barocontaines that would make the

the Truth in all its nakedness:

which has been taking place at

yesterday it hid a secret beneath reader better buyer. She found

false draperies, the shadow of Shanghai, but the imminence of an

that factual Information Was

which made the secret appear to American-Japanese war, then in-

given in the majority of food nu

be dirty; and to-morrow, perhaps deed our regrets will be bitter.

during these very twenty years, it will put on clean clothes. The or methods

world will be better for having seen, in cold print, that picture of life as it really in.

Mr.

in the

Stimson's

American

restinder

view

す

Reed.

"The Phantom of Paris." the car

Self-Supporting Empire, Twenty years is a long time.

Treaty, cannot be broken with im. in the majority of cases, buy the the daughter of a wealthy Frene great deal recently about sacrifice, ledged by few, which take place

The

necessity of America enforcing the falysis of certain types of adver the perpetrator, and there is a strik Converservative sacritice his am- Immorality. It may be crude, but

up

tes

of

It is not yet possible to knowvertisements, sometimes the pro- precisely what were the considera-cess of manufacture

from other European Powers, un

of preparation were given. many

tious moving America on the one side and England, to select her included recipes or offered to send then upon request. Specific the other, to take divergent lines qualities of the product were fre

Of the textile on this question of policy. Thatquently discussed. sore at Home have realised that advertisements studied, the same Fastness of colour, re possibly a great blunder has been was true, made is clear from the telegram liability, process of manufacture cabled few weeks after the and historic origin of design were American declaration giving Mr.some of the educational features Wickham Steed's view that Eng- of these advertisementa,

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After

land should have gone in with these had all been classified and America in the matter. That her analysed for misrepresentation, failure, and that of other nations, exaggeration, etc., similar adver. severe blow to tisements from eurrent journals were selected for comparinon. America, Mr. Stimson ha

Abell

100 Bo

WIN A

now

put on record. Doubtless It will Concerning these, Miss be said that is equally teno 8038: Exaggerations or partial that America might have thrown trutha were found in only very ať the advertisemente, In her lot with the League, and few that the League has been crippled In general, advertisements that by her fallure to de so. A wa detract from the buyer's com see the matter in the light of the petency are fewer, and it may be little information we have there said that the advertising of foode has been a difference of opinion and clothing has, during the past in policy, and at the same time three years, gained in educational a maladjustment of political and value for the consumer. Such diplomatic method. On the mat-findings should afford those who ter of policy, the League in to make much use of advertisements some extent limited by the fact added confidence, and they should that Japan is a momber and that inspire mfvertisers to continuation any normal development of Its of the policy of strictly 'honest. interference in the dispute would presentation of their goods.

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"Oh, I guess she loved him all right. It wasn't until after they were married that she discovered he was such a good cook."

This Freedom.

Twenty years may give us much, may give us almost anything, may even give us Liberty. We live in a Free Lund, a land which is proud of her son, William Wilberforce. for what he did for the poor, ignorant alaves of the rest of the world. Britain for us means Free- dom. We are proud of our Magna Carta, which saves the treasonous criminal against the State from prison until he is condemned by his foolish fellow-citizens. Bri- tons have no need for a Statue of Liberty at the mouth of the Thames, for they carry

one in their hearts. We are proud of our murderer laws which prevent a from being arrested without a war rant signed by some magistrate, chosen from the ranks of bullders, plumbers, and barkers so that he may secure the Corporation con- tracts.

Tempus fugit, but where? 'To-" wards nine o'clock, aftor, which hour (in Glasgow) it is illegal to buy boor, the beverage with which the honest Briton quenches his thirst. If I had purchased tobacco after eight o'clock, I should have committed an offence. Britain' is a free country, but let us sea what 20 years can do