The Chinese Company, 110 strong, attended a special service at the ¥. M. C. A., in Martyrs' Memorial Fall. The service was specially arranged by the Church of Our Saviour and the Associa tion, and the Company was in charge of Lieut. Zee.
The service was musical in character, having been prepared Rev. Tsu and his male choir of 50 voices. The address by Mr. Tsu was on liberty' and form, showing the spiritual values which underlay true and liberty reform. Mr. Tsu ference of all military men China toward Kuei Ngan and of all_ scholars toward Confucius, and pointed out that the audience was composed of students such as those in his choir and of soldiers, and that in the new China all must te united into one whole.
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