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The First Church of Savan
A Visit to Savannah..
The Care of All t
The Assembly's Judicial I
An Alarming Exposur
The Council at Jer
The Discipline of the Chun
"If I Were a Rich Man
Some Views from
Cafvin aid Servetus ....
Radical Criticism ....
At Union Seminar}
Edito
Looking over the As
we see numbers of nam
lent moderators. If w
church, we would have
with so many adniirahh
Tl.? 1 I T
x iic xioiiic-roreigll
should be given specia
problem is one that loor
mediate contact with th
eign speaking people in
special effort be made v
has placed right among
work and foreign work i
The program of speal
tion of the Calvin anniv
tinction, who will thems
one platform. Of Presb
T. Glasgow, of Lexingi
Denny, of Washington
across the seas come Pr
and the Rev. Dr. Charl
1-rom the pastorate are
\ a., and Dr. Henry Co
hrom the secretary's ofl
lanta. and from the sell
\\ arficld. of Princeton
Texas; Dr. R. A. Webb
of Columbia, and Dr. T.
Richmond, Va. These a
great value.
Of distinguished divin
ca at fhis time, Profess
ronto and Western Can
Calvin celebration at Sa
Pan-Presbyterian Count
Denney, after a course
College, Halifax, Nova
ver. He returns to Scot
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rial Notes
sembly's list of commissioners,
es of men who would he excel
e had the habit of the other
been engaged in a fine debate,
r equipped men to choose from.
Missions duty of our Church
1 attention at Savannah. The
ns large. Many who are in im- *
e hundreds of thousands of forTovlC
in/1 T 11 n .1 o maI. i.
X v.\no CU1VI i^v/iJirtiaild cl>K? 111 <i L
Gth this large class which God
st us, bringing the great home
in actual touch with each other.
<ers at the Assembly's celebraersary
has twelve names of diselves
be a notable gathering on
yterian laymen are Hon. Frank
ton, Va., and President G. W.
and Lee University. From
ofessor James Orr, of Glasgow,
es Merle D'Aubigne, of Paris.
Dr. A. 41. Fraser, of Staunton,
llins Minton, of Newark, N. J.
iice is Dr. S. L. Morris, of At
iooIs of divinity are Dr. B. B.
; Dr. S. A. King, of Austin,
, of Louisville; Dr. R. C. Reed,
C. Johnson, of Union Seminary,
ddresses will make a volume of
es from abroad visiting Anterior
James Orr has been in To
ada. He will have part in the
vannah and read a paper at the
cil in June. Professor James
of lectures in the Presbyterian
Scotia, went west to Vancouland
in July. The Rev Charles
AN OF Tl
MAY 19, 1909.
Merle D'Aubigne, of Frai
mond, Virginia, speakinj.
lore the Huguenot Soeiet
the Union University foi
participate in the Calvin
The meetings in Atlat
of the Presbyterian Hosj
of great interest. A ne\
lined. It includes a cha
it the Presbyterian Hosj
management, so that it
of trustees elected by th
of Georgia and such ot
affiliated ; and the appoint
a? head of the institution
Besides this it propos
connection with the 'liosp
ing school for nurses; it i
for mission workers, and
control of the hospital
trustees who are all lay
visory Board" of thirty-s
manner, who will have tl
are concerned with Bible
sion work.
These changes prom is
hospital work. Already
ress. Money has been r
past. A strong desire
hospital purchase propei
of its own where every
meet the most critical cas
Too much praise can r
who have rendered grati
for years. We know thei
ment, and they have give
In years past the hospital
and attention to the sick
1- 1 - * 1 - - -
uiiauie 10 maKC remunera
ment, the hope is that tf
much enlarged.
We have not yet seen a
Ro.-e's party, of Mil wank
of a personal visit to Bifn
ditions there and of the
secure all t'hey wanted j
their visit to that city! \
arguments and figures in
they should ask themsel
placed in the statements c
ences in Birmingham bef
place. The unlucky publ
the time scheduled for it:
the character and methods
IE SOUTH
NO. 20.
nee, has been a visitor in Richj
at the I'nion Seminary, bey,
at the Woman's Club and at
r Colored Men. He also will
celebration at Savannah.
ita, last week, in the interest
pital, located at Atlanta, were
v plan of work has been outnge
of charter so as to make
pital in Georgia; a change of
will hereafter be under care
e Synod and the Presbyteries
:her Presbyteries as may. be
nient of Rev. Dr. S. R. Preston
es the opening of schools in
ital. Already there is a traincontemplates
a training school
in order to do this while the
is in the hands of thirty-six
men, there is added an "AdIV
annninti'.l in ltL-.?
? -ri""""-" ?"?
lie care of those classes which
study or preparation for mis>e
great advancement in the
there has been material progaised
to pay the debts of the
has been aroused to see the
*ty and locate in a building
appointment may be made to
es. The prospects are good.
lot be given to the physicians
Liitous service in the hospital
n to lie men of skill and judg11
a gneat deal of unpaid labor,
has given a great deal of care
poor?those who were utterly
tion. L'nder the new managele
charity department may be
my "explanation" from Mayor
ee, showing how their report
lingham and of the liquor conease
with which they could
rot into the papers ahead of "
A'hen people read the mayor's
i defence of the liquor traffic
Ives what confidence can he
)f a man who had his experiore
he had even been in the
ication of the report ahead of
s appearance reveals much of
of the liquor advocates.