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o, pfl-hgpfi more useful service ered‘ durinf; 1933- m” r5???” p, dealth with at cm0f>§1l18 91 tilt Official Board w be 11°19} ‘in m‘ day evening and the main features collated and presented to a oofpge- éfltiunal meeclng next week and we have reasons to believe these W111 be of an encouroslna 01111 9991m- 55h: naturevcnd such as to’ give mgplrat-lon as we move forward io- yo this new year. The Bttendance a)‘. sfindfly school showed o. eplentdld ollivance yesterday 1110111121: i} iqtel 011m. ' Al‘; the morning service the Cr- dmllilflfl of Baptism was per-loaned, men Mr. and Mrs. Ben]. G. hcorn prlpezlied their bright youngson before the Baptismsl font. Rev. Dr. Ramsey delivered on obit; sermon on w» lessees @000 i" $110130 12.2 "Jesus the Author and inpher 4,; our faith" or as‘ in the revised Wm,“ "The pioneer and perfection ,1 faith." We must try to under- gfglnd the Cross, the socrulolal nat- we of Christ's atonement.‘ Jesus m5‘ the example for excellence of not. lie one e west hem- e rewi- un heroism a hero of faith and we m all hero Worshyllieli- lnycars gone by have died f9; shall we esteem it less lightly? - In the evetiing Iiev. Brown read as the Scripture lesson tho 32nd Chapter of Numbers,“ yvhlch details {he call issued by Mosesto n children of Reuben nncl Gad and their acceptance of_his chal- lenge and Vlflth t1115 88 @116 1,711,518 for meditation lyfr. Brown made a rllrl-lng appeal in support of the challenge issued by the Moderator pp olivcr to the membership of The United Church of Canada to to the help a: our depressed ‘Brethren in southern Saskatchewan Trinity Church here is askedio udopt the Church of Constance, Cask. to the extent o: $050.00 over and‘ above its regular contribution wine M. and M. fund. jfhere w-erc large congregatlofw and. practically a. Iull ‘choir which greatly added to the wcvrshp by rendering in s. splendid woy an anthem at each service end‘ also ‘a eelection from the new Hymnal-y. ‘

ST. PAUL'S

" The morning worship J in Svt. I Paul’: Church opened with the stir- rer "m" "ended “"0919", eel- diers." A large congreglltion y-pment and made the servlce a‘ very hearty and lip-lifting one. The new testament lesson set ‘ forth the story of Christ going to “the Synagogue on the fiabbath day as was His custom, and on these “M! 11w Rector based his morn- inr message. He said let us think for a few minutes of that scene in the Synagogue. Many of Christ's friends would be there if they knew B; was to speak to them. But many turned against Him, when He read the prophecy of Isaiah relating to Himself. We ask "why did Christ so lo the Synagogue." was it duet I 01bit grown on Him from Child- hood, when He had been taught by . Ills mother. Or was ii; because {her-g 410s no other place to go gm. dltlons were very differeilt in those » days. Nothing like our‘ tpoqeypgg. yloes to detract the attention from l Public worship. Christ wept to the‘ Bllwaogue because no yyppgoq h) 1” m“ “B W” interested and fllllld there something to meet Hi5 H as the knowledge of His Di- ., ,, Ylrrew on Him. We find Him

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‘Ihe Bectork little tallm to theiWorshp, in reply, wrote that he children at the morning" services would make the Marke: Hall avail- flljo olways most mterestlng‘ and able on any evening to any respon- d ‘grownup can ‘flbd a, les- sible group of citizens who wlslrto eon there as well‘ as the‘ llttleihnve a. public meeting for‘ the (Q1115. ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 ' ‘pupose mentioned.

111, $110 evening the Rector spoke‘ ~i— 9t 5t- Poulfs‘ fiiet epistle to the1 1N OLD TIME sifllNf-‘Isi-Mll- ‘lfhessolontans and hpiygfl‘ the mebllicnneth Richards, assisted bl’ Mr. edge would gprvpgo make, an bah Horace McEwen, and with Mrs. til‘- gqgpppygpq Wm, this‘ -mok_ wg Keith Rogers as accompanist, will Ho‘; ggyyq 5¢;‘p‘5u1‘bn1y'épe'nt‘a yew give a. recital of old time songs in p5,,“ 1n Thvegmjofylu’ teéqung the old time settings in St. James I-‘lall “wfim Many ‘Giegks beibvéd and tomorrow evening, The platform o! ‘h? Jéws‘ st‘ Emu passed twill be arranged as the interior of on to other cities and although he was busy at; hi; grade as ‘wnt_mak_ wheel, etc, and the costumes worn er’ ‘ma preaching w ‘m! peoplenwill be appropriate to the date of he‘ found time to write this letter; m” “n” YJYZ.ZZ‘§”?Z‘Z“'§?T¢.,I"QZ”.XSL°Z °°""“’ “PM-Ill i" “only may were a people dew; to hunflCourt before Judge Duffy on Satuy. close to Ms heart. and ‘ones hélday, Ivan Ii/IcEwen and Alfred Clin- rémembered m h“ pmyius Thenlton were tried and found guilty of

l ' l . . ' lbreaklng and entering the store pre- h‘? new the“ immllllue-‘l- It 15 11°1'mises of Elmer Dunning, Euston St. “FY, ceue “mrsmppmll 14°15 1" int the request of their counsel, Mr. e dev- He hed had no written nose ~11. n. Bell, and‘ with the consent o: ‘)5 ‘h? 1.1959“ w 1°“? with them- the Attorney-General, represented

0! $110111‘ is witnesses of were released on a suspended sen- 1115 119W Church-a practical ex- tence upon ‘a. recognigance of $500 pression of their faith. Amther rea- being given by the father of each.

son was that the hand. of death ' ‘ bod Visited them since Sh Paul had left. Zlhey were sad and puzzled. lie comforted them and told them 01 the second coming of Christ "i- They started toprepare rfor Christ’; Mr. Fred J. Morrison is rapidly return thinking it lmmmcnt and so Oomvalescing since his recent illness

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Ion old time home, with spinning,

80 he wrotetelling them what was by Mr. Alban Farmer, the prisoners -

tcr to clear up this misunderstand. 111B- These heathen people touched by the power of the Gospel and turning to the living Cod are a great example for us. In the writing of this letter we see e. great bond 0! affection‘ between the teacher 111111 11198?‘ he tauiht. ‘Ihere should b? 111$? 1001111; between Christ's 119911.19- qealpllav criticism would 11° 91,1190 amongstmChris- plans. Christ will never‘ fail us‘ if '79 P915 fillet to our fliitn and let 1i, Q00} 1t! glgoressilon in‘ good deeds. We "l!" 19°15 1Q1Wl1rd and find com-

{Q11 111 Christ's second coming, but; let us do our task ‘while wc are Wlllilllk- 1

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(Canadian Puss) WELLAND, Ont., Jan. 17.—Mak- fog her second visit in Welland by aeroplane, Mrs. J. s. Jenkins, Char- lottetown,‘ P. E. I., is ‘here to inspect Grey Gabless chool in which she is interested. A. C. lklwards piloted the plane.

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st. Paul wrote them a secpnd let- i511 the Charlottetown Hospital-

Friends are pleased lo see Mr. Chas. D. Stewart of the staff of the Drill Hall, about again after spend- ing two weeks in The City Hos- pital with a. severe attack of ery- slpelas. ' '

Mr. George H. Reddln. drugglst. has resumed work after being a, [patient in The City Hospital for some‘ time. '

Mr. and Mrs. W. K. lyfllrray, of ‘Pruro, N5, who have beényfsiting their son, Mr. Kier Murray and Mrs. Murray for the past two weeks has returned home. ‘

His Excellency Bishop O‘Sulllvan, who is on an extended visit‘,to friends in Hamilton, Ontario, is ex- pected to return to Charlottetown on or before the middle of February.

“All the world's a stage,’ As Bill remarked," said Wise, "And many of the actors now Are walking railroad tics."

I-Ie-I wish you would stop driving from the back seat.

Wife-I will when you quit cook- ing from the dining room teble.

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14th, to Mr. and Mrs. a. stunforél Bigger. a. son, Emest Everett. ‘

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nan-lugs MCLEAN-Suddenly at Southport,‘ January l6, 1932, John McLean, age‘ 07 yearsfFunél-al notice later. ' Thomas-flit Ekederioton, n.3, on Saturday. Jan. 10th, Margaret Ber- nice, (Toto) McLeod. wife of lilrank '1‘. Thomas. Interment at rrederic- ton.

BAItllyISli-At Ross Corner, Janu- aryll, I932, Mrs. Jane Barw ‘se, ‘aged 61 years. Ifilneral from ‘the olne‘ of deceased, Wednesday, Januarygpth at 1 p. m. Interment, Church of Scotland Ccnictyeryfpalpc Irovcrss.

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the 15th. a; 4 o'clock no the houne‘ or Mrs. G. Elliott Full. There was a good attendance of members and re.

Mrs. Keith Rogers. The club con- templates bringing an outstanding artist to Charlottetown for to give a recital sometime‘ during the sea‘- son, and busts the pubic will show the some appreciation as their efliorts when Miss Virginia MacLean, pianist performed here last winter. ‘ The following programme of 18th. century music was then presented: Roper, 18th. century Musicians, Mrs. H. Sp. Henderson, ‘(rend by ML: Rogers.) ' ‘ Piano Prelude, Bach, Mrs. Lcigh Dingwell. ' ' ' Q19?!“ M“ B???“ H“°§"1$- Vocal "Dearest Have 1 Ilost Thee" Plano, Turkish March,‘ Mozart. Mrs. Keith Rogers. ‘ Vocal My Mother Bid Me Bind My Hair," Haydon. Mrs. Nash. ’ Plano, Sonata, scerlettl, mu Vocal, “mum To Me only‘ With Thine mes," Mozart, Mr-sfultglwaon. Piano. Caprlcclo, sparlattl,‘ ‘Miss McKenzie. ' ' Vocal, Lascia Ch‘1o Biarlga, Han- del. hire. MacMillan. ' Violin, Minuet E. Flat Hadyn. Miss Hornby. ‘ votnl, The violoz, Alessandro. ‘sccrlattl. Miss ltfcKcnzie. ' ‘ Al; the close of the programme me hostess served delicious refresh- neee~ ‘

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NANKING, Jan. 17. (A.P.)— Communists laid siege to Nanchang. capital of Klangsi province of China, today, said reports received here.

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ports showed that p, py-ogltdblqyyédc’; Tuesdliy, Jan. 19th, weather and ice anthem ‘fBut the Lord is Mindful‘ work had‘ hem enjoyed by the Q1111; permitting, all the speedsters in this of His Own." (Mendelssohn) rcn- The (olloviing qmw-s were 515cm} locality, proven end putative, are ex- dered with fine effect by the choir- for the coming lyearr‘ President, Booted to be on hand. Classes to Following is text of Rev. Mr. Le- Mis; Lillian McKenzie, Vice-Pres- ‘$1111 F“- Thfl K- R- 9111b P11111511! gates sermon, the subject mottcr, Miss Kowloon Hmnby‘. seugflgry, 11011151800 011 Tllesdlly o! each wecl: o; which W111 he of general lnter-‘Peter and John llarl been lznpris-

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137-1i est, i . Acts IV. i3. "Now when they saw‘ ~ ' the boldness of Peter and John . I l they marvelled; and they took knowledge of them that they had been with Jesus." I 00011111100 from belle 1 One of the tests to which the] M Qhyfgtldn religion is often put-es- of the Grant building was found pedal“, m me minds o‘; our youngn the heat-corroded cash register, ifs‘ e,- men__15 what room has ltfor. drawer We“ Th? ‘$151M hm Ne“? the display of those virile qualities‘ locked on Saturday night. l that should be me marl; u; B, man,‘ The fire started in the office, ac- and can it do. a5 lgs ado-contest fihordlng to residents who were on clam, go,- m anything m help m 0 8391,19 SW11“? “uerward- "m5 make me a real man. It is a deplor- wwkeli upward 9° the “w! 5° rap’ able fact that men, as compared idly that the wooden structure was with women, stand o“ m a mark. d903,"? by the "me “rem” had ed degree from the outward faith their hose set up- The heel Wes =0 and practice of Christianity; nicnse that Windows duress the Church membership rolls testify to sheet cracked- Nearby dwelllnesetnu; Church attendances tell us] were saved by liberal applications mm And, mough there are pothole °1 WM"- Iand gladdening exceptions, never- The series oi fires started on De- I theless one or the acute“ eccles- “m!” 29' when u“ Lmdm Fruit iastlcal problems of the day circles 51°33'91"! 39111915 Lmned burned; round the question, why will not ‘V1111 9- 1°55 01 $109900- 911 31111111111’ men identify themselves more nu- 3- G°Ym5n3 Restaurant W“ bad" merously than they do with the 1V Futted- on the 1°11°W1l18 dflymrdlnances of the Christian re- Eastern Bakeries burned down, and llgl/“L a 91'1""? 8511189 511d BuWmi-lbue In attempts to solve this ques- Were destrdved- A week later the, tion some will have 1t that the New Glasgow Cafe was demasedonen of today are hostile to re- to the extent of 315.000 and i lice- ‘, ligion. I do not believe thot. 1 be- tlon 0f the Llthaol Apartments was lieve indifference to Jesus Christ is the scene of l; biare fl 10W 1155's too often confounded with hostility 1111'"- fo Him. I believe a great many men .‘_-———_'——~ who hardly ever enter the door of ONE KILLED

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sympathetic rather than indiffer- ent to Jesus Christ. But there is one thing I do believe. I believe " Gandhi appealed to India. just that we can account for the stand-

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words before us tonight. ' finezl , YOUF 1)'.!§l|‘ii=.$"5 W1" . they suv.‘ lilf‘ boldncw. mi . ~ uncl fl.’ .....‘,..@,.;-,:_,,,.:‘ ‘ John the): wondered. A they ' ‘

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oncd in Jl-rllsnlcln for nr-lmg u." Christiana zmli talking 41,-: Chris- tians. On iln; following murnilllj they werv- brought before Llle n10:- istrales to b0 dealt with. In lh~ facc of u powvr that cull stuff-um- them to rlentll, as their hill,» " sentenced. they refuse L0 rerun‘. They stand their ground so amllz- ingly with llndounted colllxlfgc fhrl‘. their judges are nonplussevi and thcrl explain it by saying "Ola. Llllkfit" men show the mettle ihuy un- showlng because they are lflll()\\'(‘t‘.'l of and trained by Jesus Cllrlsl." In other words those that wonrlvrr-ri at the courage of till-so two mull put it down to the fact that flu-y were Christiuns; and mutle the ud-

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Take the C‘\'l(1'.‘l’\C0 of the people a L who liked Him lunch-is not ihl" ‘ ”“ m“ “gm- what they swirl of‘ llim‘ “Thou “M “(Mm “ UM‘ m“ warm" the tcacllest ‘the \'i“l\' of truth 1rd Se?!“ m m“ W‘; m‘ w)“: mm‘ carest not for any man; Thou rlt- . ‘ A‘ , A m‘ wmnun‘ 3301110 0i tlllwr- ".'r-ll-.'.l:r1\=l~. l0 you

gardest not the pol-son of man “ Do you remember llcul lle whipped a whole multitude out nf the tom- ple because He know glzvy were do ing a wrong thing there? D0 you remember Him denouncing to their faces the rich and powerful Phar- isees “Ye are of your falllvr the, devil, and the works of your Iuillcl-

and mo. Tiil‘ Purpose of Christianity The put-prov nl tho Clvslsiiull m:

Zigioll to l; moll .15 like Jesus Christ as plwlllll, null, consequent- ly, one oi‘ il:< zllms is in help tc bring out in molt the, qualities of upstanding mrlnliuw such as He sllolvctl on every novel l'>ll of trial

to export gold, but India contiuuesgmen take regarding religion by set- to ship the metal to Great Britain. 1 ting it down that they hesitate to

More than $0,000,000 in gold was see the place it provides for the shipped to I-ondon yesterday. India display and growth of true manil- has sent more than $100,000,000‘ ness. So many men with whom I worth since Great Britain auspend- have sought to reason on behalf of ed the gold standard and if the Christianity have impressed me like present rel- l» "Whtnlnnd m; ‘up, ouuwThey have an idea that re- ments are expected to double last: liglon makes more for effemlnecy year's world output of gold, velucdi than for a robust type 0i manhood, at approximately $420,000,000, land so they fight shy of it. There