Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22
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ton calling for a campaign of education,
aud that action be taken on matters of
legislation and the illegal sale Of in
toxicatlng beverages.
Rev, George d. Hadley, of st. Johns,
Jersey City, said ii was not enough 10
bring in a report each year recommend
ing something. He wanted something
done In a large way" He believed hat
otherwise It would be better to say that
the diocese might as well give up. He
believed in temperance. but he did not
believe in the mere effort to have resolu-
tions passed. He said the brewers are
using millions to fight prohibition. and,
while not a prohibitionist, he had be-
gun to think there Is something to the
movement. He read a clipping saying
that liquor dealers should treat boys to
cultivate the appetite for liquor; that
every dime so expended would come
back In dollars in later years.
As the speaker went to his seat, some
applauded, and Bishop Lines halted 1t.
He added that the clipping in question
appeared in a gossiping letter, and that
-extravagant statements should not be
taken too generally. Rev. Mr.. Hadley
fepi'eo .nat ."e onppins vas :" INC
Living church' AFTER iurtner oiecussioh
the whole matter was relerieo'
mere was an interruption NJ nooh'
when Dailots were uistrlou,eu ana votins
began for the various places on the COM
mittees ana Doarus' some spirit was
SHOWN resaruins 'ne periou uurihs "nich
the polls should be open. 1t was de-
ciared Irom .ne loot ina. there nau oeeh
an UNDERSTANDING tnat paiiots couiu De
deposlted until : 0 cioch' put .he cnair
was sustained III 'he proposi.ioh 'hat Tue
RUE Oh year ago "ouiu prevail ahu
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The idea of supportinp aged. infrm and
needy members Of the clergy was deba tod
with some feeling.
Those who have tried to explode can
mons of the real kind in DAYS gone by
have found it dangerous business.'' said
one member of the clergy.
The resolution then was adopted.
Among the statements made In the re.
! mort of Rev. Mr.. Gwynne was one which
described ''the automatic pension fund
as a department only of the genera
clergy relief. 1T proposes said the re
mort. .to pension every clergyman of ths
church at the ape of GA without reear,
IN health or residence. The general con
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