Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 19, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg. Wednesday. June 19 1918. Appreciation Fob services doctors Resolution by big majority in conference alter a Short discussion recommend. Rev. Hanson Doyle be utilized entirely for work in Manitoba conference a Resolution to the effect that the me Horrist express its a appreciation for the services of and or. Irwin provoked a few uncomfortable moments in Grace Church yesterday afternoon. The motion which was moved by Rev. Manson Doyle Arsis interpreted by to. M. Thompson. Of Church As implying that the Confer ence Mel thed the Publ so utterance a of or. Re and. Or. Thompson moved in amendment Fuit tile Resolution to lain upon the table till the Kuk Katche wan Luitel time to report on the Wesley College dismissals. This was promptly declared out of order by the chairman and or. Thompson proceeded to speak against the motion. This in go out from one end of the country to the other As meaning that uus conference endorses the utterance of 13r. He said. I know that it does not represent the honest opinion of a lot of people at this or. Doyle Rose to declare that nothing of the kind was intended and he denied that the Resolution contained anything which could be interpreted i this Way. Or. Thompson made another Effort to discuss the matter. Lie commenced by saying that or. Bland was destructive and not constructive when the chair again intervened. The. Motion was then put and car ried with a big majority. Or. Bland expresses thanks. Or. Bland was then called on. And in a Brief address to thanked the conference for their expression of appreciation. He did not want the con Ference nor would he himself read into the Resolution anything which was not there he said. He could understand he said that the motion would not be acceptable to some but he would not think any the Worsa of them for that Fie that Rill were working together in the Teress of Christian brotherhood but differences of opinion were natural a in to be expected. Or. Bland heartily applauded when he resumed his seat. In a Brief address or. Irwin also thanked the conference for the Honor done him. It was a source of gratification he feel that he was regarded As a. Hirid working Man who had tried to do his Best. At the of the afternoon session the report the memorials committee was again taken the first Resolution came from the Roland District and urged that ministers salaries should be increased to meet the needs of the times. Another re solution provided that horse which had been set Down As in the discipline should be set at both recommendations vere adopted. A general Board of finance was another proposal recommended for the Church. 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Every ingredient of win Carnis is endorsed and recommended in the daily practice of the members of Tho medical profession the world Over. The. New win Carnis a combination of extract of Seei. Extract of malt. Iron and manganese. Glycerol phosphates of Calcium potassium and sodium with a specially selected wine. A tonic restorative blood builder and nerve food. Pre scribed by the medical profession for anaemia debility sleeplessness brain fag. Nervousness lowered vitality la Grippe. Maternity weak Ness and convalescence from any illness. Proprietors Coltman co., ltd., win Carnis works Norwich ens Canadian och of 67 Portland st., Toronto Frank s. Ball resident director. Sales amt for the Dominion Ralph j. Parsons co., Fay building Toronto. 182 finances of the Church. The clause covering the matter approved with out discussion. Sanction for new Church. A. Recommendation to the effect that the general conference be memorialized to appoint a special Board whose Sanction would be required be fore a Church would be permitted to buy a new site or build a hew Churchi was approved. The conference also approved of a recommendation that the chairman of districts should be known As superintendents of there was considerable debate Over the recommendation that the general conference should be memorialized to establish a Senate to pre scribe what should be the minimum requirements " for the . Degree in methodist institutions and also what degrees of foreign universities should be recognized. Prof. Tolliffe urged that there should be some such super vision in connection with the meth Odist theological courses. He. Mads some comments upon different to member the Wesley College the late Rev. W. W. And Arason. Hev. Ivens however took exception to this method of filling the vacancy and asked for an election. This was agreed to and the business committee was asked to set the mime. Social service work a. E. Arg a presented the social service report. It dealt with tile work in the West and urged that social reconstruction should be Given More attention. The committee recommended a number of reforms All of which were agreed to without discussion. A recommendation that a depart ment of sociology should be established in All theological colleges waa service report recon carried. The social Large size Small size 51.00 obtainable from the following drag c. W. Campol j. T. Cam Bdl co. Starrs a Nesti itt a a. J. Perrin Mayntz co. Public drug co if. Ringer . Roberts Kin Blakeman Tat transcend. 1918, ashamed of corns As people should Are so unnecessary the instinct is to hide a Corn. And to cover the with a smile. For people nowadays know that a Corn is passe. And that naught but neglect can account for it. It is like a torn gown which you fail to repair. Or a spot which you fail to remove. 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I it has ended corns by the tens of which Are just like yours. It is easy and gentle and sure As you can prove for your Clfton Leht. Try Blue Jay on Corn. If it does As say keep it by you. On future corns apply it the moment they appear. That will mean perpetual Freedom. A Corn ache after that will be unknown to you. For corns which were available much to the amusement of the conference.1 there Are lots of degrees that any self respecting Man would not want to have found on him if he were he said. At the conclusion of the discussion it was decided to refer Ali e matter to a committee made up of Rev. Or. A l. Armstrong Rev. Or. J. H. I prof. Allan and prof. Jolliffe. I a lengthy debate ensued As a re suit of the recommendation that the 7-r.ranitoba. Conference should utilize the entire services of Rev. A Vinson Doyle who at present acts As superintendent for both this and the Kat Chewan conferences. There wag some criticism Over the added expense which would be entailed and it was pointed out that the recommendation provided for a two per cent assessment to defray tie the recommendation was finally car ried. Faith to cause of great Britain. Rev. Moved a Resolution that the conference express its unfaltering Faith in the cause for which great Britain is and that the members of conference should do their utmost and urge others to do to assist in winning the War. The re solution also called for prayers for the cause of the allies. The Resolution was passed by a standing vote. Following the report of the statistical committee a debate ensued upon the Church Union situation. Rev. Or. Stewart declared that the Statis tical committee s report and Rev. A. A. Smith s remarks indicated that the Union Church movement was implying the dissolution of methodism in Manitoba and was resulting in Many thousands of dollars being diverted from methodist institutions a report of the billeting committee was read. It contended that the present system was inadequate and was working out badly. The suggestion was made that there should be a per diem allowance of for each Delegate. The expense could be covered by a two per cent assess ment. This was carried. Morning session. That the Ilet Leodist Church should Only have one theological College in Western Canada was a proposal which was approved by the conference yesterday morning. With a View to having the idea carried out. It was agreed on recommendation of the educational committee to memorialize the general conference on the subject. It is understood that j the College in question should be located in Winnipeg although there is i no definite statement to this effect. In that Case. Wesley College would Likely be tis de. I it was agreed on tue recommend i Tion of the committee that All probationers should be asked to one year of agricultural Tvorik. The proposal that the . Course should receive the same recognition by the conference As the . Degree was also approved. The conference with a show of enthusiasm approved of an assessment of Eglit per cent for Wesley College Tho undertaking being that the deficit of which if paid would result in a clean Sheet for col lege should be wiped omit by a Spe. Cial Appeal. Rev. Or. Doyle asked if the Board of College could continue to fill vacancies indefinitely As had been done last year. . Cd own replied that they could not.1 the report of the education com Mittee was read by Rev. T. W. Bird. Various clauses caulus1 for memorials to the general conference Ware passed. It was decided to recommend that a department of religious education should be established in the curricula of the theological College. These probationers were recommended to be sent to Wesley College a Letcher 1 roster Thomas Petty. Geordie e. Robins a. H. Dyson w ii. Tay or w. H. Simpson h. W. Smith. G. Cooke. Hugh Connolly ., w. A. Carrothers ., w. R. Doragh l. A. , j. E. Cooper h. A. Rivers a. A Hart Iju ther Clixby Sidney Hertz it boys a. D. Noble a. W. Lou greed a. E Hooke. The committee recommended1 that Rev. G. W. Colpitts should to men ded the appointment of a com Mission representative of Canada to Deal with the immigration problem. It called attention to. The fact that austrians were toeing hindered from becoming Good canadians by the prejudice which existed against them. Recommendations asking that the whole problem should be dealt with More intelligently. A he report recommended that All the action of Money needed for patriotic raised by the country As a whole rather than toy certain Sec the clause also said that at present Money was frequently being raised by questionable Means. A debate ensued upon the propriety of the conference dealing with the mat Ter and the clause was referred Back. Another clause provided that the conference should commend the re cent Temperance legislation and also express its approval of the Way that. The Laws were working out. Or. Smith expressed Hearty approval work done Rev. Hugh Dobsen in connection social service. The action of sir Robert Borden. And. Ills Cabinet in setting. June 30 As a Clay of prayer was on the re commendation of the committee approved of by the conference. Rev. Or. Chown general super inv tend ent paid a tribute to the social service work of the Church. It was one of the most Christian activities of the Christian Church he said and its in Grace Church in 1002 had brought and would continue to bring great results. That the government be asked to re enact that legislation regarding the moral Protection of girls and women which was Defeated through the Senate last year was the substance of a Resolution toy prof. Frank Allan which was approved. Rev we. Ivens moved that the Only the scant est of clothing. General conference be asked to give every assistance to the new zealand tempera Nee forces which., had a pro humic a campy Len in pro Gress. The motion was carried. Paget Dies in London London june sir Al Fred Paget died suddenly Here last night. Admiral sir Alfred Paget was a son of the late general. Alfred Henry and was born March 20, 1852. He entered the British 1s65, became rear Admiral in 1906, and 1911. He served egyptian and Soudan campaigns from 1s82 till 1888, and. Was British naval attache at in 1896 and to. I sols. He was knighted in 1911 and. Received the distinguished service order in 1317., _ russian prisoners tubercular Washington tune of the russian prisoners of. War now returning Home from Germany have tuberculosis according to a report to the state department today from. Volonda. The russians Are sent out of Germany the message said with Steps to provide Coal for he Pool Board of control instructs the Engineer to Coal storage facilities the Board of control yesterday took the initial step toward looking after soldiers dependents Coal needs for next Winter by instructing City Engineer Brereton to report on the facilities available for handling such. An arrangement. Controller raised the. Urged that the Board did not want to go Back to Council next monday with no proposition. Controller Putter agreed with the need of immediate action hut pointed put that last year the Sale of fuel by the City would have been a much greater Success if better facilities for handling the proposition had available. Acting mayor. Cock Burn that the tenders for coat to be by the City be first looked into in advisable these tenders Coula. Pc then enlarged to permit of the jnjf.-. Chase of Coal for Sale to the City Engineer Brereton Stith later that he could handle All Coal purchased by the City so fir j. Storage was concerned but if retail sales were to be made it Iron in mean the installation of a. Con stir Able Quantity of equipment in to Way of Scales Etc. It was stated by the City fuel com missioners. That Many people waiting to see the outcome of to mayors trip to Ottawa in search hard Coal before ordering any m Coal. Such. An. Attitude they entirely wrong one. Must set soft Coal and they win an Cothes m helping themselves and concerned if they will order it the statement of messes. Wallace Brereton. Rain at Moose jaw Moose jaw. Sask. June ers throughout this Section welcomed a Light fall of rain last nip lit it Mica fairly Well moistened the ground crops Are reported in excellent shape but More rain is required. Young Winnipeg flyer missing Bauer Black limited aft skers of surgical Chicago Toronto new York i to help make Strong. T Aeris id nol ilm in vi7 experience i have found go valuable a or. Mues Francis Sulu Lul formerly Phra clan of Bill Cvito Kiwi Luxl Onta Oor sctt Tork and the county Hospital. Irom often increases Stren Kiili and in Flurance of Weals people in Trio time. It la now being used to Oscr three people inn Nelly. Including such men As Hon. Leslie m. Sharr Komiec of and cd governor at Loivao former it Lucci Tor Richard Rolland. Kenney of Delaware it Pei sent major of the it. 9. Jona Clem the drummer boy of Solloi Trina Emmice to. S. A my Wrhen Only 13 Yenta of Alan it of the court of of a unix a fast Guam la Dii Pusca by Mai i . K. O. Millar. Or. And mrs. W. Millar 44 Furby Street Winnipeg i been officially notified that their flight Lieut. K. O. Millar has been missing since May 24. The communication came from major r. Theather command ing officer of the 88th Squadron Royal air forces France and reads As Fol lows i deeply regret to inform you that your son k. O. Millar was missing after a general engagement Over the German lines on May 24 sve cannot Tell whether lie is a casualty or a Pri Soner. He has been with the squad Ron Ever since it started. And was a very promising Pilot. It is such hard lines to lose him so soon especially As he already h and a. Fight and looked like doing so Lieut. Millar enlisted in the fall of 1916, when Only is years of age with the 196th Western University battalions he was attending Kelvin school at the time of enlistment and was a prominent member of the Kel Vin schools an i Victoria hockey teams. An elder brother Lieut. Ross Millar who is also with the Royal air forces has served for four months in France. He was wounded on the Cabral front but has recovered and is expected Homo on a Short fur Lough. 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