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Moderator Of Presbyteridi-e Church In CanadafReviews Progress Since ‘Un ion

Rev. Dr. Frank Baird Speaks On Advantages, Dis- _ advantages, Duty and Destiny Of The Church;

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Celebration of , v

_v BURNS ANNIVERSARY

Unjier the Auspiccs of Galedonian Club aha the Distinguished Patronage of His-Worship ' Mayor-‘Prowse and Mrs. Prowse.

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE ~ _ Monday and Tuesday 26-27th

DOROTHY JORDAN BENNY RUBIN

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AND OTHER S IIORTS

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ST. JOHN, N. B., Jan. 14.-"The atlonallsm and scctarlonism and progress of the Presbyterian Church as to the corporate union idea for ,in Canada," was the subject of a the church throughout the world we vigorous and enlightening address bu believe it is unsound philosophically; Rcv. Dr. Frank Baird, moderator of unnecessary scripturally; unscientif- thc General Assembly delivered last ic psychologically, and impos- niglit in the church of St. John and sibie practically. We feel too that St. Stephen, before a large congre- the set of’ the thought of’ the church grcgutlon. Rev. W. L..Newton, the as illustrated by the recent finding minister conducted thc service. The of thc Lambeth conference of bish- _ scripture portion was read by Rev. G. ops is toward the unity of the spirit » r E, Knight, of Harvey, moderator of in the bond of peace. the Presbytery of saint John, and "We believe where the spirit of the prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. W.‘ Ldrd is there isiliberty and as we McN. Townsend. The choir of the view the practical out-working of church lcd in the special music. the corporate union idea in our midst Dr. Baird spoke under four head- and contemplate the legal confusion v ings, namely, the advantages, the that has arisen and the numerous',lf disadvantages, the duty and the dcs- difficulties that have followed iii the tiny of the church, of which he has working out of Union we are more been ‘Moderator since June, i930. He convinced than ever that the attlt-l referred to the sound doctrinal foun- ude we assumed previously is com- dation upon which the church rest- mending itself to a large and grow- ed and referred to the necessity of ing body of Christian people, and is lralicf in the sovereignty of God and also fully in line with the demands the over-ruling for good of what- of the scripture and the mind of our ever camc to pass. 10rd." He felt there was .noed of this in conclusion Dr. Baird said the wherevci- there was disappointment advantages of the church were so ob- and failure in the material sphere vious and the disadvantages so neg- lllld illustrated by the necessity for livgablc that the future of Presbyter- cxnmple of the western farmer, the ianlsm in Canada with loyal and CilStCfll fisherman as wcll as those faithful people everywhere was as he disappointed by the fluctuations of viewed it absolutely assured. Dr. the stock market in having their Baird had returned from hm tour of faith built upon the spiritual truth 10.000 miles greatly heartened at rathci- than upon material consid- what he had heard and seen as he crations. had walked about Zion, and he be-

__ , vv vv .v n 1;, , - ~ * , S - _ Reference was also made by thc lleved that the Presbyterian Church

If .\Ill‘K\\(‘il.\ liopc to rcmnin In ruling out Dickic, who is buck uguinvwlt‘ hl-Hll nvivilili h fol llv.i Tuiirv LI Lh. vvvvlmlv. Qllllwl Ql l-lvsbltihuséfil-lllgvlz Moderator to the inheritance which m Canada. founded upon the Rock fhe running‘. so far as thc first scc- uitli Aionvtnn, is iii part as folluivrhlvi‘? 'f‘lllll 1:" vl "lll l -vl-vll(‘"1l|lll hull-v! ’ Prcsbyterlafls had in their excellent m, the Apostles and Prophets’ Jesus - lion of the lsluud 1.0011111‘ l5 vvll- "»\ lltlllll llllc llllll "llllillllllllls "SKY? U‘ M, tiyfflslh.’ {Mk fmm, l“ pull system of democratic church govern- Chris‘. Himself being the chief cor- ccrncd, the)‘ must win loniorriniqiilciii slmll iiicflldv: n il‘li('IIt‘i' or a f-"(llv "llvllv-ll.‘ -i lirflllll-(‘v il-lvliv l" "I0 "vent" In the Presbyterian system nerstone. was destined to go on nllihfs hinkc)’ sci to from L'I')'§i.1l|S,v!i\ll(I('lll “I110 that)’ b: ulfu-vnt iron: “ L“ “u "p "l H" “ul-llmlll- there was no place ‘m, a spiritual growmg mm an He“, Temple in the “h” m“, “n.9,. "m5 mckcd a vliome 2m: rcgisi-rct am in on uu. vv v up vv H v v v v l‘ m‘ _v vv _v 9v‘ v v __ ‘ ‘v MussounL The people were the Lord’ and urc inst itching’ for the dccitiin ‘\I'|(I rclzulur attendance sit vlccturcs ill “lirvrw: "l1 v-lllllvflllllv- 5- v I M1“ m] R i D L Gnrflth‘ church and m the Presbyterian 5y» Ifllllt‘. if the furhls grnh the verllicvt. i=1 i>r_rii-1r==ir_»ri' srllvvl- o lv1'sll:“‘ll""l- “M vm ‘llfrzvc:3‘;vvvi‘v?:v:"::'§v':;t1 MM“- l.'()lt MAGDALENESPTIM tcm, he said, thcrc were secured to they then uill have .1 chinu-i- to tic llruvllilnli Mull bll-“Plll billlqws ill“ b“ 1v} I H u P H _ v ‘ v v11 Gv S‘ Mndnvcalnl alrivcd M souris the pevopie the benefit; of gengyamy “l” -““'~'ti"" "p “I'm m“ "WM ‘heir F A‘ l" \' mum“ "I “w bum lwdrswhi. {fr} »m. m c! hul-ml}! I from Quebec Twsdav morning and and unity in the Sphere U! Wvem‘ OPINPIWRL“ "ll Clllllllwl-‘lde h" M“ M ms imcmklmr‘ m“ sum “Hum-i- Iumimll" “i If Ilium W“, )IPLU“I'I(‘IWL the sumo ‘I"\';'lil"‘\'fllll the mails "mm conlblned with an the advan‘ or student Sflllll clcct before the (into v ‘m " v ' ~“ "_“~" ~‘-- ‘lllll ill-i" llllfi , I _ U M‘ vvv l‘ 1' _ mg“ M liberty and true denlocmcs, 'of ilic first association match and RM‘! ‘mm ullcfl" 3-03 1'4 l" a “will m u‘ “in “l” l“ and“

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‘Tm lluln’ 'I'l"iiiu" "Just Om- whiu" _ . _ ~ Ami Main)‘ tlllicrs v ‘ v v_ _ _ _ _ | \t'llifi‘l‘. “lib o fusing tcum if is im- u pimiblv t" l-wcp the fans‘ intern-sf n- livc, uziil l|lt‘_\' don't seem to he grub, l_v i-iviiccriii-il whcilzcr the icum sluj-x-‘I *——'— v or moves. liumilton was ific first of fccl the rcsirictiuns iinpiia-cd by slzrnv‘ " ‘(NJEIWZI i‘ l firlrdly ltopi- fo cope u-itli, Jufhcr 1.. a uiul the task of inzzlciiij: v both and. ipbct is loo great ll oiic fo: l

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Ifiirnsfilcs suingint: uml i'|. iliLSt be‘ v _ ~ _ with rciucf 1r.- azmi u [mill-t of rr j ‘UL “VAAT THE BEST your grct ilizii lln- ileclsiun to movc out i"; v munflv “m buy‘ A5]; 3'0"“ 3mg“ fol" ,.,,m,.,"p|“lcd_ .:iiid insist on gelling (Junker Flour

M’ TEC The residence clause nf the M. .-\.

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NEW l.0.\'l)()!\' llrc:=li_vtci'laii, Sun- lduy. Jiuiuzirj/ 18th: Clifton, 1_l u. m.; .Grun\"illc, 13.30 p. ni.; Long River, 7

COMMITTEE-T. r. White, chairman; A. B. Brown, D. J. MacDonald, Aben MacLean, J. G. McFadyen, J. M. McFadyen. P. J. McDonald, T.

Cro w" M. MacMillan, Secretary.

Tucson; night.

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m , _ _ v _ v v > River. (sworn) tcstiffilwlfifwhlcn uvrvvuvvvl‘ “is (._ A "_ _,\_ "mm," whvur llt‘l‘ll revealed. ' l 01511 “n5. CHILDREh 1 In the case of the King vs. George

passing through Milton on the day

this hill the Johnston Rind-Keith the Malpcque Road at Crcwys Cor-

v"['1i» i'I,'l”:(‘f"w An- inning ouc grand hniilr with ihc wcailicrman those (inn. in their efforts in retain prnpcr

er he \-.i'1 play with a club whore liir. IHPIII‘ I\ silmicd, or with a club

when- thc said school of lcnrniil: is i Mimi‘. ‘nwk’ B“ ‘m’ "m" ‘mmls “o”! I‘

’ from Dlpliilicriii at.

ihc Rcd Cross,

.\ ‘furotilo liorscinliii rut-fut: ill Si.‘ Frldlll- 330 l" 4-30 ll- lll-

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Dr. Baird had also found the spiritual morale of the people all the

Smith, indictment for manslaughter, the following Jury was empanclled:

ncr by the store. The bridge, he stat- ed, can be seen from the Malpcque

previous to the accident he gave Mrs. Darrach, who hailed him, ardrlve as for as Duke's gate. When he exam-

Davld Belllllllll- (mrfllllalll- “W? Road at Crewys Corner. I-le saw the Gflwwlll- Wéslel/ smith. Tinlotlli’ woman as she crossed the bridge. Rochford, Chester Woolncr, Ding- They passed the time 01 day, m; well Jenkins, Kenneth Doughcrty, Si- kept hi5 eye on 11m- for s. short time, 1B5 A- M01103’. George Green, Ernest turned the mare around and started

way from St. Andrew's Church, New- foundland, to St. Andrew's Church, Victoria, all that could be desired. The goodwill of other churches,

lliomc llizit pruc fly the only sprc-l "'*""

fzifnrs zit ihc i'.l('I'3 there dolly zirc‘ FLINERAI‘ TonAxu-Tllc fllllerlll ,flic fiiirbfllllfill. l‘p to the iitli day of.‘ “I m’: ‘M? ‘J- A- Rlh-‘lllc “$95 lull-Cc (lb, Yul‘! itlu- iii iluy sllicilufcil inc-cling ill, that i this “lvlumomli “WT-l 55311911; 3i»

incd the woman after the accident he found her face and head covered with blood. Her left fore arm was broken. At the post mortcm it frac-

rinlv. of ict‘ for curling. Just wlwu l,,,.v,,,.,|v-- things look rosy. nnrl a good surface is uniilnlilc, ziloiit; coiucs .1 thaw. aml prrsfo~bo|ppic| postponril. ilowcvcr.

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ninsf cvrrylliiizg" rnmcs to llicsc who wail. and hcforc long the Rourln‘ Satur- will hc roarin‘ rittht along.

The American llupis

hiunu Hiribliizg fins bccn acclaim- rrl us the hope of America by Juclc Dempsey in his annual boxing sur- vey; and tlic fornicr world's chump- Ion knows uhcrcof he speaks. lie puts Slrib before Scfimcling bccuusc he figlirrw Fitrib has been fighting right afimg" and tfiut un active fighter has the zu nnlugc ovcr un inactive one. For lfll‘ sumo reason the (lctirgiun gets prefcrcnci- over Jack Slizirkcp", riml Ilcmpscy things Strihlint: Wllliffl whip either. llis rating nf Shurkc-y

Jimmie smith. urliing in the Xcw lfilasguw News, says: i “‘]f I find a million icouldnl I import fl wholc from on iMuy lst and possibly win the Allan |Cup‘.‘ Would the residence rule af- ifcct me‘? Apparently nnt. Which prac~ iticully means that tho whole thing

‘of tho term. ‘ TIICH‘ is at grclit ilcul mil-

Ewrilc on amateur sport, ]lfll'i.fl'llfilff_\'i_[|lniur L“

lone kitows prclty ivcll just icliaf

dollars. #11, 1,,

comes down to finances in one scnsc ‘ i" [U1] §“'ing-

"llllll l‘ comprising four good

hmifii, ainly two profffublc l|il)S fiuil i 33m- tullcml lllnvlllf! llic house at 3 been reported. Bill liogvcr. owner nfv ‘lllock- -

ussociaiioxi.

Plenty Local lioikcy

Three hockey" lcngucs will soon be: Colllmullloll? in this i-ny. not mghw Sllllllfl-i‘ Sfllvvl. i’ v- m-

ihe New York Americans in the N._ is one nf the men behind the

ANGLILHN SERVICES in the Parish of New London on the 18th inst, will be as follows: Burlington, v 10.30 n. 111., with Holy Communloii;

French River, 2.150 p. ni.. with Holy Kciisiiigton, '7 p. m.

ilIlB Industrial Lr-iigue was orguiiizcchi

vgning on, uml us long as they cnnvipp-npv buck (lhahil|g'

see good hockey, they show little in? fcrcst over ihc rlisqualificalions unrlvi ‘.0 forth. Some clay, m.i_vbc We will, sec a murlird iinprmcmcnf in rcglzrilv

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The L. I‘. l’. Cull

The Laborers Protective iinion ill'l'

tcunis. igue is nnw under Ml)’, ziml ihflvkvl‘. l1"! What's the 11st"? P3\'l‘I'.\'-;\viih the I’. ii. I. League iirccziug n~ klllillfl’ {Tic fans should not want for,‘ "ipwi

"w I T II '1‘ ll F. ArsTnALinN Lilfiifi‘ HORSE IN PALI£S'l‘INE".-- illustrated lecture, lime light official by Rev. Moorlicud Lcgatc,

Clllllllilill with the Force in the Holy

Land. St. James Hull, ‘Pucsdny, Janu- , :u'_v 20. Olrl military marching songs

will be rung’. Admission 50c.

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lo umnlvllrilim h!!! H ""445 0"" Ulflfiiiolding their annual ball on Wcll- .

especially of the Anglican and Bap- tist communions had everywhere been manifested, by the presence of bishops and ministers of these churches at several of his meetings, and at receptions held in his honor in various cities.

Presbytcrions flve years ago had

Salt Springs case had shaken the

undo: which the United Church had if bccn made. not only a corporation

Passing to recent legal decisionshe ‘marge is a very Sermus intimated that u": position takm by which would tcst the conscience and

- judgment of every member. The ev- bccn amply vindicated. The recent well” will “l” be 1011B, Or very con- decision of the Privy Council in the tmdicmry’ and more Wm be 10w technical points involved. When ho- valiclity of the entire Church Union “meme “waves B‘ culpable act» m‘ Act and openly declared the statute vowing gum’ n’ “mmlms to muldcri

Burke, Robert Young, James Hen- nessy.

Prosccutiiln Opens

The Attorney General in opening the case to the jury stated that the

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done with malice aforcthought.

The facts of the case, Mr. Camp-

Fortunately the

but a closed corporation, not only a company, but a limited company.

Presbyterian Church. said Dr. Baird, never having

bell stated, are that Mrs. Jane Dar- rach, who had been visiting at the home of Mrs. Darke. had left on the morning of Nov. 15 for Milton

dipping water.’ He saw the woman a- bout haif a chain past the bridge. While dipping water he saw the car pass, but did not see it strike the woman, although he saw her fall a.- way from 4t. 'I‘hc woman had been walking close to the gravel. As she lay on the road, her head‘ was on the gravel with her fect toward the right ditch. she appeared to be life- less. The car stopped about ten yards in advance. Witness asked the two‘ men what they meant by, striking the woman. One answered that they had not seen her. The road is fairly level at that point. The twvo men went to Crcwys storc. The womuifs fnec was in s. very bad state, and was covered with blood. The car was going at a fairly good rate.

The witness was then examined by

ture of the" skull was discovered. Death was due to shock, death and fixluries to the vital centres.

Cross examined, Dr. Murchison stntcd that the sun was ery brislll that morninl; it W” “l9 l5‘? mm“ ing he ever drove in. Om would have considerable difficulty in driving. when Mrs. Darrach had hailed him on the evening before she had stood on the right hand side of the road. and raised her hand.

Russel MeNeiil, Hunter River. PM" ter (sworn) outlined the fncldeuli preceding the accident, and descrilr cd the road in the vicinity of flu sccnc of the accident. ‘The wlndslncfrl of the car was spotttcd with mud He could see through it plainly when the sun was not shining. He did n"? know how well one could see throuirll