Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-29

but swapping opinions is fun. When you find thinking men and great prob lens you find a great age.
 One of the greatest questions today Is the labor question, which has revo- lutionized the producing power of the world The meenanical question is production, and the moral question dis tribution.
 He referred to the great evil where girls who were brought up good and wanted to be good had been obliged to choose btween starvation. suicide and shame. He referred to his work in Boston in the way of putting a stop to such trade, and stated that we are be- ginning to propose that that sort of thing shall not continue. That is the great human problem. We know if we scratch the human race we find the beast. We ought to call ourselves the semi barbarous nation until we recall what We have taught foreign nations of that trade.
 We are just beginning to ask what to do with earth and how can we stand up to our job unless we have the help of God, We have the economic and religious force The two meet on the great social problem. and that is the glory and distinction of the so- called twentith century.
 Dr. Nash was very interesting speaker, his interesting figures and hu- nor marking his address throughout
 Dr. Nash was given much applause at the close of his address and follow ing the hymn Onward Christian Sol- diers was sung.
 The churoh's Opportunity.
 Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd, D.D. of vir- ginia, general secretary of the domes- tic and foreign missionary society of the Protestant Episcopal church, was next introduced. his topic being The Church's Opportunity.
 pr. Lloyd said that the church does not mean Baptist. Congregational or Episcopalian. but that company of peo- pie knowing the truth about Jesus and trying to live in his ways. Everyone who lives to show human nature what God is like, is church. the people who make an everlasting fight for righteousness. The churchs oppor- tunity is to bring men together and a man knows his work is wrong if 1t does not do some good. God gives means to add to the opportunity of the man who thinks. We have found out it doesn't pay to cut each others throats The trusts are the last hard thinking in business life. They show that it has been found out that 1t does not pay to cut every other one and that combination shows peace is com ing.
 The day of combination. stop fight ing and get together Is coming and if it is worth doing 1t is for everyone to boost and stop knocking. If mills found 1t is a good thing to combine, is it hard to understand that people who stand for Christianity might get together? Years ago our fathers fell out in politics and there Is just as ch lfTa E,11 Nof, politics.
 If men believe that Christianity will bring men back to the Father. why not get together? Tn foreign lands, nissions are deaominationally sspa- rated. but know not why and the converts know not why. What is the use in making denominational lines? If we got together we could take the earth. If we got together and applied our brains it would buy the whole hu- man family liberty, joy, sweetness and purity that make our homes Christ's resting place. Why keep up this con- stant pulling2 We should pray God for the power and help together
 Dr. Lloyd closed amidst applause and in behalf of the large audience General Aiken extended a vote of thanks to the speakers. The meeting closed with the benediction by pr. Lloyd.
 Bishop Courtney Heard.
 For the evening service at 7.45 o'clock Broadway theater was filled to It's capacity, when Archdeacon J El- dred Brown. who presided, announced All Hail the Power of Jesus Name as the opening hymn. Led by a chorus of more than fifty voices from the choirs of the city, and an orchestra, both under the direction of Frederick