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THE PRESBYTEBIA
WORLD CONFERENCE OF FAITH
AND ORDER.
A deputation from the Protestant
Episcopal Commission on a World Conference
on the Faith and Order of the
Church of Christ, which has recently
visited England, Ireland and Scotland
in the interest of the proposed Conference,
was received most hosnitablv and <
with great encouragement. The deputation
consisted of the Bishop of Chicago,
the Bishop of Southern Ohio, the
Bishop of Vermont, and the Rev. William
T. Manning, D. D., of New York.
Their conferences and interviews were
confined to representatives of the Anglican
Communion in the British
llsles, as the sole object of this preliminary
visit was to enlist the co-operatdon
and participation of the Churches
of England and Ireland, and the Episcopal
Church in Scotland in the proposed
Conference.
The deputation conferred at L>amlbeth
Palace with the Archbishops of Canter
oury and York and with the Bishop of
Liondon, the Bishop of Winchester, the
Bishop of Bath and Wells, the Bishop
of Gloucester, Bishop Tucker, Cajion, of
Durham, the Dean of Westminster
(Bishop Ryle), the Dean of St. Paul's
(Dr. Inge), the Dean of Wells (Dr
Armdtage Robinson), the Dean of Ely
(Dr. Kirkpatrick), and the Rev. Canon
Walshain How. The Bishop of Oxford
and other invited guests were unable to
be present, but the Bishop of Oxford
afterwards expressed his approval. It
was decided that the Archbishops of
Canterbury and York should appoint a
large committee, composed of bishops,
priests and laymen, to represent the
movement in England. The Archbishop
of Canterbury and the Bdshop of Chicago
were asked to draw up a memorandum
expressing the conclusions at
which the conference had arrived. Its
main features are:
(1) That the Archbishops of Canterbury
and York appoint a committee in
the ( >111 r/? h rtf l?nnrlor?i1
support and help in England," and "to
stimulate general interest and regular
and wide-spread prayer" in the matter
of the Conference.
(2. That invitations to the various religious
bodies in England to tak3 part
in bringing about and conducting the
Conference be extended to them by their
co-religionis .s in America.
(3) That the committee of the Church
of England should "markedly hold itself
in readiness to confer with such
bodies or committees as may be appointed
in the non-Episcopal Churches; or,
if so be, with those who might reoresent
the Roman or Eastern Churches."
(4) The Archbishop of Canterbury
exnressefl rtie cnlninn. which wn? cr.n
curred in by ;he * representatives of
the Church of England, that it would
facilitate the matter of co-operation of
the Church of England, if the American
origin of the Conference should be
borne in mind, and the possibility or
probability that the Conference, when
held, should be on American soil. This,
however, was not, in any way, suggested
by any of the American deputation.
The deputation had a conference Id
Edinburgh with the Primus of the Episcopal
Church in Scotland, accompanied
by the Bishop of Glasgow, the Bishop
or Moray and Koss, and the Bishop of
St. Andrews. The conference took
place at the residence of the Bishop of
Edinburgh although the Bishop was detained
in London and unable to be
present. Unusual interest in the proposed
Conference was manifested by
the Scottish Bishops. At their meeting
in October, as a House of Bishops, the
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matter will be formally considered. It
1b confidently expected that a commission
will be appointed to represent the
Episcopal Church in Scotland.
The American deputation also had the
privilege of many Interviews with the
Archbishop of Capetown. These took
place at Bishopthorpe, the residence of
the Archbishop of York. The Arch
bishop of Capetown will bring the whole
matter before the Bishops of his
province during the coming autumn.
In Ireland, the deputation conferred
with the Archbishop of Armagh, the
Bishop of Meath (Dr. Keene), and the
Bishop of Down (Dr. DArcy). Here, as
everywhere, great interest in the undertaking
was manifested. The Archbishop
of Armagh will present the question of
the co-operation of the Church of Ireland
at the November meeting of the
Bishops of the Irish Church.
The members of the American deputation
feel that their visit to the British
Isles waB productive of much good. It
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r | i 'J in a South-Bend-Jeweler's winII
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The meaning of the trade- j
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ftj You ought to look up a South|rA
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11 make a South Bend Watch. Six
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to regulate it to the point
Ml where it will pass the 700-hour
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CORTRIGHT METAL RO
54 N. 23d Street, Philadelphia 1
[September 18, 1912
well illustrates the value of conference.
A few days spent under the same
roof and around the same table, asking
and answering questions were worth
more than monthB of correspondence.
A spider stings, so does the tongue
which speaks ill of a neighbor. If there
is no sting, there will be no wound to
be healed. "Be quick to hear, but slow
to speak."
OBJECTIONABLE BODY ODERS.
Whether from skin, mouth, arm-pits,
feet or internal organ,s are immediately
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relieved by Tyree's Antiseptic
Powder?one teaspoonful to a pint of
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healing. Get a 25c. box at any drug
store (or by mail, and if you are not
thoroughly pleased with its action, return
the empty box to the druggist, or
to us, and get your money back without
question. J. S. Tyree, Chemist,
Washington, D. C'.
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The South Bend is sold only jv l|
by expert retail jewelers?never { JII
by mail. You thus Ret the jew- k| I
eler's regulation with the South ' " 11
Bend. That is important, for if ]
watches don't run the same for ill
everybody. They've Rot to be I \ I
regulated to the buyer's person- f' n
ality. Ask the jeweler why. [Jul(
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Mandan. N. D.. March 25.19U. M lj
South Bend Watch Co. u'
South Bend, Ind.
Gentlemen: I would say In refard
to Studebaker Watch that \b V]
am very much pleased with it. Vf JJ ?
I loaned this watch to Conductor V 3J
Ed. Nichols of the Northern Pacific
R. R. Said watch came in j
on time for three consecutive
weeks. Mr. Nichols stated to i\l
me it was the best watch he ever \n
carried. Yours very truly, til
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ells interesting things about
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