The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-19


President HYDE of Rowdoin COL
tas,a has oTsred tho Roman f.atbo.
It's ~ pr,,pwv,,ck who recently lost
their churcb nv fire tho use of Me-
,,,oria1 ua1I on thn uowao,r cannus
for q tamnorarv MACE Of worahin.
lanes NJ TayIor. IL. d.. president
NJ va sar College has becn chosen
ona ~ tho .yuafcep ~ .hs Carnegie
Toundations for the Adys ncernent of
Tsachipg
bronze statue Of heroic size Of
REV. DIR. John Carroll. first Roman
Catholic bishop of baltimore. and the
t ,,",,os -. roara,eta,,.,, sat,,rd,',- ,,,,fb
$1,000 ~. r.a9dtra, f.ihh,ns Cbier
49, y,-,r,.. snaoka~ ,,i.rt ina
oTt,ars
-,. p,,.,.. pa-- r-hart.s yy,u,.,
c..,,',e- ht.-na ~ rrr,,-n 0ztv,,e- ,anf
1,tad -, s,,rso,. M yras horn In
-. .,'',,.y,a, =, Ssas
"A novel incident took place at Swan
sea last week when the goods IF the
passive -egist ers were sold - auction
at til" Salisbury hall. Among the re-
sisters were the Rev. H. c. Mander,
he Rev. J. w. Kettle. the Rcv, !. w.
raus,cn and n number Of other we'll
tncu,r rotnts,crs and Javmen. Before
80 80 800, +nn ,,cti,,o.r eaIlcJ
- ~ D., ~ I~ntt,, ,o .,drass
49, - ,s~~za...~.i,.n 80
.,te is. ~. * ~ ~
we ,es'''.'' 49,, ro,
aiahn', piopneeo ~ va Nii.ea -. :
the p' zee oiiicer "Ho hau se'@eo ~"
Goods tor the way IN "h,'h 10 Car
fled ous his uhpieasdht saSn- u A"e''
proved "a be fine passive resistance
meeting"
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or 'ba CANADIAN MethoolS' oii-
ciRl bofrCs reporting their votes on
church Union, b31 favor I'm N ana
thirty-twS are opposed.
On May loth the twenty -tn'ta an
riFefsaly or the organization u tne
Epwofth League IN the Asthooist
Epfscopst church VIII DC 'ie'Fatea
thruuehout the church.
,rho r-ot,niaJ par,es of New York
-. "c 49, - n,anurnant 4, pelham
at ~ an,,,. Hutchinson Ono az the
rohIest v,on,a, ~ all time whose life
-, 80 y,o+}azs 10 her teachings
Sha was ha,ighad fro,n BOSTON for
49, ,,,aananderc,. ava fsarIesspess Of
her religious views and even driven
frr,,, rbo5e Ia,and far the same cause.
ana in the lifetime ~ Roger Williams.
Af,nr ti,a death az her husband she.
With bt,r ten children. went IN the
where she and her family of fifteen
persons were rnassacred by the In
dams with the exception Of one
daughter
world naive ehorcnes saEe 'ss y. a a ett.
for me support OF tne NoIH 30 ,o,v'''
me Metnoulst ana fFi 1,,,, as.'i 80
dist chuFches OF Ne" ne'nia ''a Nv Z
united as the Methodist church OF New
Zeaiaho.
FIVE leading protestant aeno'nlra-
/ lions In chicago have a CO. operatisc
pian IN churcn extension whleh mara
( a long step In advance over the meth =
ods winch obtained BEFORE the orEahi-
2ation or the Co-operatlVe tonholi OF
! In eVangel'zing te immigrants. new
tions. much 10 has become a fixed
policy in foreign fields. The Persians
| have been committed to the care OF
the Preshyterians; the Hungarians
divided between the Baptists and the
! Methodtsts While all the denomna-
tions work among the Bohemians.
Special efforts have been recently made
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Tho panttatv E, Texas number 2qe II 4
or naari, eight ner cen, ~ tho total
population nj the state They have
fftean tnstttu,iope TO- htyhar .d,,cn-
zion with SEQ students enrolled
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IEefe is, an ssASeAlsnL~. pro /. pes;Lf -faft
scotland VIII before long set another
example in the matter OF religious re-
PRESBYTERIAN bodies In the country
the United Free church and the es-
tahiished church of Scotland With
view TO closer relations conferences
nave been taking place between COM
mltteAS 1f the two churches for three