Tientsin, Apr. 20.
Mr, Chow Chu-cheng, president of the 'Tientsin District Court; has been transferred to the post as president of the Shanghai Special District Court and is leaving here within a few days. Mr. Liang Pi, president of the Tientsin branch of' the Sfopai Court, Wwill also be transferred to another post, it is learned—Cen News. lickness of body and mind, Forlune tellers do a good business among them, and in a maze of words pre. tend to prognosticate the currents life written on the wall of fate, Churches Celebrate the Day The Chinese Christian Church gathered in great force to celebrate the Easter service. The Presbyteria Church overflowed with an apprecative assembly when special music was the chief feature of the occasie, Charles Wesley's "Christ, the Lact Risen To-day" was easily the favourite hymn inthe services of the day. The foreign community met the C, M, S, Hospital Chapel, and the preacher was the Rev.. 'Bird, of Shaohsing. 'The discourse centred round the great fact of history, the empty grave, 'The " Resurrection theme was vividly set forth and the devotional application made the cat: gregation rejoice afresh in the Lert of life' who had conquered death.
'AIL through the Easter season Hangchow was radiant with Beautiful glamour of youth, It estimated that no less than 6,000 Bo Scouts and Girl Guides. participate! jin the Fifth Annual Grand Jamboree of the Chekiang Scout organization This monster gathering represen 102 organizations scattered through out the province. The largest campment was in the neighbouthoo! of the Wansongling, adjoining the military camp at the Nansingya% Field day was a most inspire spectacle and the marching of thet bright young people left nothing be desired.
Chiang Kai-shek sent teristic message, "Be Fit; Distinctive." This Youth Mover has brought vitality and alerts into the very atmosphere of Hatt chow life, and Scouts endear) themselves to the populace with thee polite and decorous bearing on th Streets and in the shops. Youth Jocks ahead and there is no dovt! but what the Chinese Scout Most ment has its spy glass turned to future, "Take note!" heralded slogans, "The new youth are makers of New China," "The Seat are the young leaders of the count, and "Behold their deportment their strength." The Government set out to conserve this marie fof youth and to preserve inv evel tait the youthful streamlines of
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