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PAGE T'WELVE HE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBRR 12, 1928 CLERGYNAN FROM BARRIE ELECTED "NE HODERATOR Toronto and Kingston Pres- byterian Body Honors Rev. J. S. Shortt Rev. J. S. Shortt of St. Andrew's thurch, Barrie, was elected Modera- tor of the Presbyterian Synod of To- ronto and Kingston Wednesday. The Synod, which is meeting in Knox church, Toronto, voted on only two nominees for Moderator. Rev. D. I. McKerroll, Victoria Presbyterian church, was also nominated. On an- nouncement of Mr. Shortt's election, however, the vote was made unani- mous. Rev. J. A. MacInnes, of New Liskeard, was also nominated, but withdrew. Five Years in Barrie The new Moderator has been pas- tor for five years of St. Andrew's church, Barrie, which recently ob- served its eightieth anniversary. Pre- vious to his pastorate there, Mr, Shortt had spent most of his minis- try in the West. He had been clerk of the Synod of Alberta for eight rs, and clerk of the Presbytery of ed River for 11 years. He was born at Walkerton, Ont. In thanking the Synod for his elec- n, Mr. Shortt expressed the con- diction that the desire had been to honor the Presbytery he represented. He felt that the Synod desired to have as many Presbyteries as possible enjoy the honor of having one of their numbers elected to the office of Moderator. The retiring Moderator, Rev. J. W. Stephen, of Kingston, conducted ser- vice previous to the opening of the Synod meeting. Taking his text from Isaiah, "In quietness and confidence shall be your strength," in the course of his sermon he stressed the import- ance in this age of cultivating the spiritual qualities in religion. Through the ages one of the errors of churches had been that they tended to become enamored of externals, such as wealth, numbers and organization. He coveted for the church a ministry which without abating its efforts in the world would spend more time in meditation. Trend of Modern Times Speed, rush and strenuousness in this age were to a large extent ac- companiments of materialism. No mere advance in knowledge, wealth and power could 'alone be properly termed progress. Serious effects of this lack of calmness and confidence were observable in home life, where family devotion was disappearing and youth was more and more pinning its faith on material things, Without this desired serenity and quietness true impossible, The cultivation of this calmness did} not, however, mean that the church should not be active and alert in its missionary endeavors. No country presented a greater challenge portunity to the church than Fo Canada. "The church which refused to blur its creed or compromise its convictions," he said, "will not be found wanting in the years ahead." * At t'.e ovening of the Synod meet ing the retiring Moderator expressed his thanks for the confidence that had been reposed in him. Daring the year there had been little to* discourage and much to hearten. There had been increases in numbers and contribu- tions, minorities which had been' left without accommodation had been pro- vided with® churches, and property had been restored. N. Y. CANADIAN CLUB SECRETARY RESIGNS New York, Oct. 12.--The Cana- dian Club of New York, with head- quarters at the Hotel Belmont, announced Tuesday, that Capt. John Webber, executine secretary of the club for the last three years, has resigned. 'He was formerly a publicity rep- resentative for the Eastman Kodak Company, and before that was a newspaper correspondent in New York. ENFORCE CUSTOMS TAXES Peking, Oct. 12--The Nationalist government is reported planning to enforce provisional customs" taxes of seven grades, based on a pro- granr agreed upon by Japan, Great Britain and the United States at the time of the customs conference at Pekin a few years ago. Great Britain and the United States are understod to have ex- pressed approval of the new pro- ject, although Japan has not made its attitude clear, Observers are watching with keen interest the at- titude of Japan because it is pos- sible that it may oppose action de- spite the reported support of Great Britain and the United States, i AP Men's Black Boots or Ox- fords, Reg. $3.05 for, . 2.39 1.Collis £2 Sons 50-54 King St. W. Phone 738W RA i dhs iii PHA SIMCOE ST. NORTH TIME TABLES CPR, TIME TABLE, edule taking effect 1200 am, West Suni ve 29, 1928, ay, Ap A Going 548 a.m, Daily, 6.23 a.m, Daily, ' 8.40 a.m, Daily except" Sunday, 4.35 p.m. Dail y. 7.34 p.m, Daily axcet Sunday, 10.05 a.m, Daily. 2.04 p.m, Daily except Sunday, 8.03 p.m. Daily except Sunday, 11,10 p.m, Daily. 12.09 a.m, Daily, 'All times shown above are times trains depart from Oshawa Station, CNR, TIME TABLE Effective Sept. 30, 1928, Eastbound am, Daily except Sunday, a.m, Sunday only, .59 a.m, Daily, . 17 p.m. Daily except Sunday, ,32 p.m, Daily except Sunday, .47 p.m, Daily except Sunday, .42 p.m. Daily. A .09 p.m, Daily except Saturday, C a.m. Daily, a.m, Daily. a.m, Daily except Sundays a.m. Daily. .07 a.m. Daily except Sunday, .06 p.m, Dailv except Sunday, .37 p.m. Daily. 7.27 p.m. Daily except Sundty, .14 p.m. Sunday only, ,45 p.m. Daily except Sunday, H] = 3 shssinas:t $s & P 3 & ii 88 HHH HE a hdd LE § 2: coiBeel =o SEiSucebas & » 8 HH is 1111111 134 BERRERRRRELD BEE Ea PEN i (Rik i i : : is £3 5 : i i 3 § Eeoacct Li IN = HH S258 PREREE FEE BF 3 3 +f S825: LH BEEF Beast: HH Hoos Gi | i : = > - : f " LATEST RESEARCH FOR GANGER CURE Now Known Roticulo Cells Counteract Damage of Germ Chicago, Oct. 12.--Science has thrown overboard guesswork in the treatment of cancer and has taken a distinct step toward the cure of the dread disease without the sur- geon's knife, Dr. Gustave Kolischer of th® Michael Reese Hospital an- nounced Tuesday at the meeting of the American College of Physical Therapy at the Stevens Hotel. "We have given up the idea that a specific single factor is the cause of cancer," he said. "We have learned that the causes are multitu- dinous. But the point is we have discovered the body condition that makes malignant growth possible and we have found a way to combat it. "We have learned that when the balance of equilibrium between the defensive and stimulating forces of the body is disturbed, some malig- is the force in the human body that force that is a defense against ex- cessive building of tissue in any portion of the body. When this latter force. is weak or absent, the malignant growth follows. "Now in the treatment of cancer we have discovered the presence of roticulo cells--cells in the body that eat up other cells. They are the defense. They are part of the tissue of the body, but they have a tendency to migrate. Where there is excessive metabolosism or building up anywhere in any of the nant growth is apt to follow. There builds up tissue: There is another | organs these cells go there and counteract the rapid growth. _ "Malignant growth or cancer is present' when these forces are too weak to combat the stimulative for- ces that induce the growth. "Science has discovered that by electrically induced heat to the portion of the body suffering the growth, these 'little defensive cells may be drawn in greater num- bers to the battle against the can- cer. Thus the body, stimulated, furnishes its own cure for the dis- ease." \ . OPENS BRANCH IN PORT HOPE Ld Dewland's Limited, with head offices in this city, will this week open a branch store in Port Hope, W. A. Dewland stated to The Times this morning. This will be the fourth store to be opened in the Dewland chain, others being lo- cated at Oshawa, Whitby and Co- bourg. R. R. Harper, manager of the Cobourg branch, will be mana- ger of both the Port Hope and Cobourg stores of the chain, ------ AUTOMOBILE LOANS Do you need some Ready Cash. 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"Oh, I've just busted a record," Carington replied. "] know you have smashed mine." Mackie retorted. "but what in the deuce detained you?" Ottawa, Oct. 12.--White trapp- ers in Northern Quebec are making gerious inroads into the game re- sources which afford the Indians their chief means of livlihood, ac- cording to Dr. Jack Wall, of the Department of Indian Affairs, who has just completed a tour of inspec- tion in that sectioh. Early in his trip Dr. Wall renderd yoeman ser- Whitby Lumber and Wood Yard Phone Oshawa 324 Whithy 12 vice when he flew to a Northern In- dion reserve to investigate a viru- lent type of smallpox. Later he completed a 1,500 mile canoe trip to Waswanopi, a Hudson Bay post and was able to thoroughly investi- gate conditions among the Indians. Mosquitoes plagued the Indians this summer. Hunting was poor, following a winter of deep snow with high water in the spring. 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