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SEPTEMBER 22 1928 _

1 THE WN GUARDIAN PAGE NINE

Moral Suasion.

The supreme need Q! an educat- |the will of the people. New Bruns- mnl and spiritual crusade for Iwick had abandoned it without the

looking for victory not twill of the people. The simple

enactments but to the love reason why prohibition had failed

power of Christ, was the mes- ihe felt had been because too many of Rev. J. B. Bonnell in a ser- people did not want it to succeed on "The Church and the Liq- |and there was too good 11 market

uestion" delivered on Sunday :f0l` 1lQll0l”- lost In st. Andrews Unltco -j i‘”°5 3 "far end Illeeeini; presenta-

Cl,_ st. John. before 11 very Quotcs orltli-hm I' c0ngmgn¢10n_ A very just criticism was expres- _muustw ‘O "5 to d9V@l°D I0' “Obie Bonne” staged that for me ,sed to Mr. Bonnell by a prominent 0

years he had been in Saint lcitlzen of London on Canadian and W d _ he had never slmken on tllaf lunmd Smws 'deus 0' 'nw' He had - C -nesdny m°ml".g' mem was 3

be¢au5eh@ found said. "You people of the United Jssmn dwoled to lmlmnam' l“'$l“`l “_ demanded em-_ States and Canada like to enact new CS connected Wm* the Work Ui the Sc|emm¢ sm(-|y_ laws and tiieil spend the next ten

mmsglf from years in persuading your people to _

ext,-emms obey them. ln Great Britain we smmm “S'$'5". th? weak" in meeumi

,_ ,never enact a law until the battle nn“"°m| °bl‘3*“'°“5-

devoted has been fought and won. and then

the studi’ °f me q“l‘Stion he had I wel eiiifoibcehitdaiiasollitely with public

.- - op non e n

use ,ggQ;'l;§e‘;d'c:,':;'§€';;oo';'§,E-';?§i' Mr. Boilnell said he believed that ‘me hllndred 'md t“'e“W'fmh ““."|'

were sum of fnllum The fr,-st the attitude of that London citizen veléfary of the Work °f me Bfiiish

was personal attack on goveriin1ent_l,Wf‘-‘5 the fight 0il€~ A ll\W Shilllid an F°rE'gn Bible s°°le"y~

ummm' and this always anmgonm i not be a compulsion on public opin-

relisonable people and their ion but an agreement. The will of ly “ ‘ ' .

methods

In the year that he

The second method he condemn-

1-‘oR SANE vzisws B,,,,,,s,s Me

oiv TEMPERANCE Qucsrloiv

J. S. Bonnell Rebukes Fanatzcal

Prohibitionists and Stresses Need of a Return to Saner Methods

went out to the one L tkhe pleople must prevail I-ie stated

at il facing the Canadian sltua- .

justlsicfxsfhgfn':,';,;':;e';;::1_SenSe tion he was not pessimistic and gum” °f °°“g'eg“'~l°“5- Rel F-»W»

that it was not an unmixed evil

was mnm_|cism_ ,A fanm_|c_ he that the churches had been dlsap- t

Iielliled “S ‘me Wh° was mmnper' p0'n'ed 'n me" "USL 'n me power ence we have of the presence of the

zealous or wndly ex'_mvuam_ of legislation to produce morality. H I S .

My Bonnely s,,,d_ was |'rhc church, hc solo. must go back ‘;vYed_§’;;;‘“‘“ ‘als W°’id-

to its primary task of moral educa- Y “ em°°“ W” d9V°f'

of his facts. but rather ed to me' work .

tion and the ro l l _ °f- me Wmmms

h'sBo'l3set;'l'$.h';s:':i'1iet'l'l': dynamic for t'l‘ie'l't§'ge'i§e'i?l£t'i'of'ipl;'ltl'rl'-' Mlssnm Md moiety' MVS' Isabell”

Bo 1| \ mend did the dividuai man. Legislation could Glidden °f S""‘m'"Sld° I”`e5|d9d~

Mr' “ne cm? never accomplish this he asserted She was assisted by Mrs' G°"d°"~

cause Of WNPGTEUCC ill°\`i'-‘ harm _ " ' Mrs, MacFarlane and Mrs. Gordon

In setti I th tl l t than good. _ I the nquoriigm3{c' NIll_€BC;1jfw;‘lg‘;tL‘€_ Ives. Dr. Zella Clark. who is visit-

Uf M0nfag¢1e

The Baptists of Prince Edward

amd met in Quiflefly session at

Mille. Sept. ll-12. 'I‘he follow.

‘"3 "‘”‘5-"HS Wm present: Rev. R. £1. Morton, of East Point. Student i1St0r Russel Wallace of Montague student-Pastor Emery Wallace oi Murray River; Rev. R. W. Lindsay of Hczclorooir; nov. w. rt. mac! Waller. of North River; Rev, M 0 Bflnwll- °f 'I‘rvon. and Rev. J' .I Sidey or acrlcquc.

There was present, al50_ 3 390(-_||y

representation of lay dolegmm Rl-,v_ RA W~ Lindsey conducted the first meetmg- 355155911 by pastors Emery Wallace and Wallace Macwalker. Rev. M.__O. Brinton preached from the text Keep that which is com- miiifd to thy trust." The sermon

ion of the truth that life ls a gift

nds. F°U°Wlil€ a devotional service on

Island Baptist Churches. It was de- cided that the stronger churches

The meeting also voted itself as bfmii lil hfvrly co-operation with the Bible Society in celebrating the

Rev. R. C, Eaton and Rev. R. H M°fl°il F98!-I D8iXfrs on "The Holy 5i>ll'it." These papers showed pains- illking Preparation by the congre-

Lindsay in a brief addrem stressed the fact that the Chrlstlike life in he individual is the greatest evid

Mr. Bonncll declared that l-llelfl el it gt asomble nd ing her Island home while on fur-

Inlist be fairness meted out to .tllose W“_5 ~ mug- "9 “ laugh spoke m the interests of me who were of opposing vlewe- f§"l§;";'1fi'ic'i"'».'ih Tclogc lvnssioh of mah. nov. Mo.

‘ Brinton and Rev W R Macwalker

The AllS'|0-SHUI' C°\l“\l‘|¢S “uc in cfmde"'_ni"g “_” spoke in the interests of' Acadia Un-

Thc tiarfic stood londeiilned, he ivershy

. . ll l" LI. ` d.` lh lth, - ' .

He pointed out that the liquoil mi $51; an'Zl"n_'50’_f;‘;;;__‘ I‘:_smf_’;es wife 0 d1?r. dsldey was the preacher

problfln WHS il€CllliBl“`|Y Dl°€SSlllB ~". il c ies ay evening. Dr. Sidey Anglo-Saxon countries. He had give" l° 5h°“' _"I5 e"l‘_l f°“qst°q‘;e",°es spoke on ‘-The Bl-ood only me Nay.

I drunkenness ie aivc o vice spent two months in France and 0 _ _' _ . ' low Ways -two choices are before Italy and met only we drunken __f_f|‘;°‘V me us. 'rhc right choice cons for cour- man and that one. Mr Bonnell be- ___‘_‘ age, stability, loyalty to truth and

lhvcll. had been uninglishlnell- ' ' ' " determination to make christ the

1 of France and Italy only law -giver of the church and of

The peolle ’ '

drank mostly light wines and beer. Slf H en fy the lndlvldnnl nfs whereas the Anglo-Saxon demand- The visiting pastors and others

ed hard liquor. He contrasted thei were delighted with the beoutl f situation between the two contin-‘ Presented to “Montague the Beautiful", witifstlge

ental countries ond England and _ hospitality of the homes, the sweet

Iii Canada and the Units-d States, music provided by the choir and by

Crown Prlnce the evident spirit of good will and

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lglo Saxons and Celts and 1 pee e e M was the same demand for rVIA MARCONII OSLO Belltvlil- Among other resolutions accepted

and hence the problem btl 20 -Sli Henry Thorn-on, chair by the Prince Edward Island Bap

countries Ninn and president of Canadian tists was one to the effect that they

Mr. Bonneil said, had National Railways, had 11 delightful |appreclated the stand for temper-

l tried throughout thc Domin- hall' hour audience yesterday with .arloetakpll by the Mg;-1¢,3me gaptist and rejectcdby six provinces by thc Crown Prmce, Gustaf Adolf. at Convention. recently assembled ng

the ll-\tter's private residence near Wolfville, Nova Scotia, in declaring

_ Stockholm. The Crown Prince islthe conviction that Prohibition is

interested lil Canada and made the only means of combatting the many inquiries regarding the Dom- liquor evil. and placed themselves

CAR' lnion and the opportunities within upon record as opposed to any gov-

its bordels ernment that supports the govern

ln addltioil to surveys and inspec- ment sale of liquor. tions of railway and plants Sir Baptists have ever stood firmly Henry and Lady Thornton have as- for temperance. In this the Prince sisted at several social functions. Edward Island Baptists are hot nn including It luncheon given at the exception but stand ready and un- iegatlon by Sir Tudor Vaughan, the ited to olJll0S@ IDWMDEYHDCG ill Hill' British Minister. A dinner was f0\1n.

given by Axe Lugergren, general manager of the Swedish American

line, Sir Henry inspected the elec- trified sweolsh shite railway bc- _New LOnd0l'l

tween Gothenburg and Stockholm -

“°§§"Il.‘Z.‘1.‘Z.‘“L’..””"-'°'”“"°‘“" “°"° 5'C/1001 Fair bismboted in Prince Edward Island hy

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Sir Henry Thornton expregsgd N --- _

himself as being much impresse y ew London School FM. . ' '

the eilleiency and the extraordinary ' at New London. on sept'1l>'t'hS.."teil'1'; D CharlOttetOWH

standard of cleanliness of the Swe- following schools gaping part Cm_

dish state railways. ThedCailEadian‘ (gin. Clinton, Graha.m`s Road Long ' ‘ - -- -

railway president met an con erre ver and Stanley, Th ` _ _ _ Y » 1 - ~ _ A L L Y L N with 1/1r.1,o.1>¢tcro>h,-iiinlof--in especially me o...1..._ <°§...,§"'\‘§.f,’:f_' _,_@;suc.¢:r-:ss A1-1-_nacrs success - Lsaollvo §i5olo nl-:al.¢-.ns _ans 1fi\_1'u_13_ ____ 1_ neo vi-11-H oc

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Bcotluiid. - the population was largely made up ?°‘ co-operation existing between pas- A, _ S , lal to the Guardian) tor Russel Wallac and th fi k.

beet

charge of social affairs. who is con- tables anr School work were of ° ° °

cr-1-ned with immigration and simi- high quality and were comme my ’ I lar matters. and later with Mr. C. favourably upon by the large nlilm on -B. Rourllng. minister of communi- ber of visitors

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at dinner to Mr. Grenholm and the l. Elsie Heaney. Clinton, 2, Ruth lati-er's associates. Heaney, Clinton, 3, Ray paynm-

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