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LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST HONGKONG

"God tho only cause creator" was the subject of the Two people were killed, one badly Losson-Sermon read in all Church- injured and one slightly injured

AFTER RAINS.

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Adoplio Menjou is an artist who knows the value of his hands. He possesses that rare faculty of making them talk. They reflect the quick, keen perception of the mind that governs them. Watch the delicacy when a small balcony on the seconds of Christ, Scientists yesterday. with which he toys with his cigarette floor of No. 15, Yuk Sau street, and the fincase with which he takes Happy Valley, collapsed at 10 the hands of the horsino into his own o'clock on Saturday night, pre- and marvellous are thy works, maculate gloves, as in "Bachelor'a cipitating four persons twenty feet Affairs", the new Fux comedy now down to the terrace below. playing at the King's Theatro.

See how he draws on his

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Cheng Tol, amah (31 years).

Among the citations which com- Jessic

Honsoo (11 The injured are:

prised the Lesson-Sermon was the Ada Tongon (9 years).

following from the Bible: "Praise Gordon

years) Monson (12

ye the Lord. 1 will praise the The dead girl and the other two injured are the children of Mr. Lord with my whole heart, in the and Mrs. Henson, who are at pre-assembly of the upright, and in sent in the Fiji Islands. Another the congregation. The works of elder brother and elster are alsa the Lord are great, sought out of in Fiji. The Honson children were residing at No, 15, Yuk Sau Street,all them that have pleasure there- under the care of their uncle, Mr. in. His work is honourable and LONDON SERVICE Kwok Wai-Sam, of Honson and glorious: and ble righteousnous Company, 21, Connaught Road, enduroth for ever. He hath made Central.-

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The Lesson-Sermon also includ- by showing the United States on the on the balcony with the amah to verge of war in 1940. Planes, gas,take the air. They had not beened the following passages from the the efforts of a mother to keep her son there five minutes, when with a Christian

textbook. from fighting even though she is the rending crush the balcony, gave "Science and Health with Key to wife of the Secretary of State, an

"Man Must Fight" "Men Must Fight," which opened yesterday at the Queen's is a startling pleture, one which excites feeling as well thought, Brilliantly acted, lavishly produced, it startles the be holder with the question it propounds: what is going to happen in the event of another war?

The accident occurred soon after the children had returned from the theatre. Finding it rather

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actual raid from the nir on Now Yorkway beneath their feet, and they the Scriptures" -by Mary Baker

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as the Empire State Building and Brooklyn Bridge shown in the process of bring demolished-these are a fow of the stirring details with which the drama abound.

"Destination Unknown"

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hurled down about twenty feet to the terrace below.

Amah Succumbs.

An

one question to be considered, for more than Ril others spiritual causation relates to human pro- Ктека. The age seems ready to approach this subject, to ponder

The amah died about half hour after she was picked up. From the nature of her injuries, it is believed she struck the terrace below with her head and shouldera. The two girls also appear to have somewhat struck the terrace with their heads, as both were suffering from severe head injuries.

on rita-runner

Slightly paraphrasing the sailors' chanty, there were 18 men on a alerelict's deck, and the cargo in the hold consisted of five thousand cases of rum. This is the tense situation aboard the sailing vessel "Prince Rupert, driftleg which transpires all the action of "Destination Unknown' the Univerunt arama which opens to-day at The Central Theatre. With their ship desperately crippled in a terrific storm, the 13 men on board engage in a ruthless battle of Intrigue for possession of the stricken vessel and the ten gallons of drinking water which remain on hoord. The whiskey the hold cannot take the place of water, and the sent store on board becomes the focal point of the plotting of a group of desperate and principled men.

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The boy had a miraculous escape, landing practically on his feet. His left ankle was badly twisted and his left shoulder fractured.

The front centre portion of the to the terrace, balcony crashed

to the and the two sides fell on balcony of the first floor, and re- mained wedged there, doing con- siderable damage to the window, The floor of the boleony remained hanging out of the second floor.

to The accident is attributed. the rain of the past few days.

A police guard was set on the building throughout the night.

The injured boy had just re turned from the University to spend his Whitsun hoildays.

the supremacy of Spirit, and at least to touch the hem of Truth's garment," (P.

170).

LOVE OR MONEY?

(Continned from Page 3.)

needed her no longer she would marry him and let the fortune go to the sailors' home, the orphanage or wherever the will decreed.

"Well," said Barry abruptly, "shall we go?"

And then a mysterious stowaway,

They started off across the known only as The Stranger, pakes

The square towards the jetty where his appearance and his presence brings about a miraculous change, amals had been in the service of their boat Iny. A tall, slender man An unexplainable thing happens-a the family for the past nine years. in white, wearing a sun helmet, al- thing so without the range of possiblli- Erected just over a year ugo, must ran into them.

ty that the men cannot believe their the building is a modern European- "I beg your pardon," he began,

was style structure, of three storeys. raising his hat." eyes. Veritably. The Stranger

He was about to And while these Each floor has wrought a miracle.

two rooms and a

pass when Mona cried out, "Why, events are taking place, a solitary small balcony built on the enn-Mr. Garretson! How in the world woman hides below decks in the cabin

without pillar did you get here?" tilever principle, of a dead man, desperately in fear of

¡supports. the hands of vengeance..

"Week Ends Only"

Advance reports on

"Week Ends Only," with Joan Bennett in the lead. ing role that is soon to be seen at the King's Theatre, place it among the newest premier floss depicting the Fushions. Miss Bennett appears in twelve costumes, each of them "some Laing different" and all characterized by elegant simplicity.

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SILVER JUBILEE.

PRESENTATION MADE TO FR. GRAMPA

A presentation to the Rev. Fr, Angelo Grampa, who celebrated the Silver Jubilee of his ordination yesterday, was made to the choir of St. Margaret's Church, Happy Valley, of which he is the director, after High Masa.

One notable formal costume is of black chiffon veivel, with Eton jacket effect in front, and backless us bodice; its form-fitting skirt develops Into a slight train. The surplice The Chair sung the "Sathele" front, under the jacket effort, is of mass, which Fr. Grampa celebrat- white chiffon yelvet embroidered ined, the deacon being Fr. Alesio tiny silver bends.

Fr. Caruso.

Then there is a clever little sports and the sub-deacon pajama suit that should make a hit with the younger girls. It is made of white shantung, with a bodice of blue-striped shantung, and a hand- painted scarf bearing nautical em blems.

The preacher was Rev. Fr. Riganti, and he spoke of "The dignity of the priesthood."

"Hot Saturday"

"Hot Saturday," atory of a girl who walked home from a Saturday-night date to find on Sunday morning that xho might have spared herself the trouble, comes to the Queen's Theatre on Thursday.

Th atory centres around Miss Nancy

Fr. Grampa was ordained. nt Milan in 1908, and came to China in the following year. He work- ed first at the St. Louis Industrial School, and later at Waichow, other things he where among founded a hospital, now in charge of the Canosaian Sisters.

The very great esteem in which he is held by his flock was evident;

Carroll, a popular young lady who by the large gathering which at- nevertheless knows when to tell her tended the Mass yesterday. escort to stop. One night, however, the in to walk home to rld herself of a too, amorous Don Juan. And he, fuming, spreads the story that she had spent the night at the home of Grant,

lionaire playboy.

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The story costs her hor job, neurly costs her her home, Desperate, she

rushes, to Scott, a childhood sweet- heart, to accept his offer of marriage. But he, too, hears and believes the story ultimately. Then she fices to Grant, determined that the rumour

The climax that) shall biconic fact. follows is startling in its boldness.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

(To be continued.)

Men saw ina her eyes an

invitation ... that her pride dented.

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