The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-23


most petted. and least spoiled of any
man in the United States today
The official sanction Of this govern
ment was given when Secretary Hay
opened the deliberations with a speech
at once pacific, diplomatic and sincere.
As 10 the triennial convention of the
Episcopal church. and its notable guest,
the Archbishop of Canterbury. The
United Offering of the Woman 5
auxiliary, central causes for legisla-
ton Gas far as churches can legislate).
have brought this triple-pIated body
together at this time. composed as it
is of the bishops, clergy and laity; in
fact, a four-square body, now rendered
50 by the inclusion of the fourth and
best side of the Whole structure, SO TO
speak. / mean the WOman's auxiliary
OF the board of missions, which has be-
come mighty force for the advance
ment Of pure religion, the religion of
blessed charity. in many lands
AS an exhibit Of their savings and
earnings and gifts for the three years
past, the women held a celebra ton the
other day in fremont Temple, at which
the bishops of the Philippine islands,
of japan, of Western Texas, and the
Archbishop of Canterbury, spoke. Miss
Emery, the general secretary, said
something, too. about the service Of
love in this world, while the great au-
dience sat silent and watchfui. The
dramatic point was reached when an
official messenger appeared on the
platform and announced that the gif-s
of the women for the three years was
now counted as S143, 900. The audience
rose instantly and sang with a great
shout Praise God from whom all
blessings flow" While the organ pealed
forth its grand amen. Now, St Paul,
it is time for you to "Cut that out"
about women speaking in public, and
taking of their hats i'm the house Of
God. ReViSiOns are necessary in the
twentieth century of our Lord.
His grace the Archbishop of Canter-
bury is undoubtedly the cornerstone
OF the temple Of honor which these gra-
cious Bostonlans have reared uD for
The peace apostles and the church rep
resentative BODY. Not that ne has as
sUmed such primacy here but all Amer
leans have. with poetic justice, az
corded him precedence i'm scores of
hOSpitable ways. both by reason OF
his engaging personality and his unique
position in the Worldwide British
realm. From his side these things get
muck emphasis by the absolute mo-
desty, good sense and Christian liber-
~
did OvatiOns which fall upon him and
the dainty little woman by his side
like showers upon the Just.
He seems to discover in il all great
opportunity to serve his heavenly Mas
ter, and especially to the young I
shall close this too long letter with
a quotation of words. very unusual and
salutary, to a crowd of Harvard stu
dents gathered the other evening in
Sanders han in Cambridge. His sub
ject was Christian Service" and you
will notice that he values the piquancy
of a slang word now and then.
In this democratic age in which
we live. it is what a man does which
matters, rather than what a mans an
cestOrs were. The artificial platform of
former days which might place duff
fer CD on a level with man of great
capacity, las practically gone in most
parts of the world For you, young
men. God give you the power to an
swer TO the call which, il seems TO me-
is being made upon the people of
America today in a way which cor
responds 10 the magnificent training
which so many thousands of them are
receiving in degree that TIE older
er of understanding facts in the life
of today. These are solemn
moments if we think about what the
call to service means. Do remember
that there is one form of human wrong.
which can only be set right by one set
OF men, and that is by young men. You