A THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1921. on a ei THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. SOCAL SERVICE WORK DEALT WITH BY SYNOD * Canon Vernon on Praises the Work Done by Miss Mary . Going. 4 "Canon-C. W. Vernon, general sec- retary of the social service council, was introduced to the Ontario Synod, on Wednesday afternoon, and spoke on the splendid work this council #8 doing. The Speaker congratulated Bishop Bidwell and the local repre- sentatives on the council'on the good work they had done. The speaker also took occasion to thank Bishop - Bidwell for his. reference in his charge to the work of the council. Canon Vernon said the couneil was making satisfactory develop- ment. This development had been carried along gradually, and this he ' gonsidered was well. Progress had been made along definite and con- structive lines. One thing the Lam- beth 'conference did was to put this Christian servige on the map. The 'ehurch must be the reservoir of soc- fal service, Canon Vernon. spoke at some length, dealing with the various branches of tue social service work _ undertaken by the councH, including fiterature and publicity, welcome and | welfare, family life and social hy- giene, Christianity and industrial lite. The speaker told of the steps the council was taking In looking after the welfare of newcomers from the old land, and also among the naval and military units, Tribute to Miss Going. Canon Vernon paid a warm tribute "Advice for Backache When stooping hurts, when lifting and bending causes distress that's the time to rub in lots of "Nerviline." . Usually a couple of applications brings gratefdl relief. No liniment more soothing, more certain to kill muscular, rheumatic or sciatie pains. Sloussnas of homes rely on good Nerviline for cramps, colic, dy- sentry and external muscular pains. Large 36 cent bottles for sale every- where. RH. JONES Auto Tops repaired, recover- ed; slip covers; all kinds of cushions repaired. BOAT CUSIUIONS made all 'sizes with KAPOK filling. 290 PRINCESS STREET Phone 152. "COLUMBIA SIX Its 'the shutters that make the Columbia Six a true all weather Car. EDMOND WALSH, Ageat Central Garage Auto Repairs a Specialty. : 235 King St. +« + Phone 2185. The Telgmans "School of Music Plano, viglin and other stringed instruments; elocution and dra- matic art, pils may begin at any d Terms on application. Engagements for concerts aec- _pepted. 216 Frontenac Street. «~{¥4ub at Queen to the work which is being carried onein Kingston by Miss Mary Going, and made it plain to his hearers that Miss Going was in Kingston to be of service, and pointed out that one of ler best pieces of work since taking over office," was that of the organiza- tion of an Anglican Social Service University. "Our «ork is progressing in every direction," said Canon Vernon, "and we want every man and woman to be interested in it. Social service i§% hé new thing, but we wish to arouse enthusfasm."' The speaker made reference to the marriage of divorced persoms, stat- ing that thee was beginning to be a wide spread movement to remind members of the Church of England about the re-marriage of those di- vorced. There was an appeal to the people not to hasten hastily, but to think seriously. v Reference was made by the speak: er to the wonderful progress made by the social service council in child- ren's welfare. There were now 4,000 orphans being cared for. The motte of the council was "not for self, but service to com- munity." The church must be a brotherhood. Some held that the business of the church was to preach the «gospel. Social service did not mean less of the gospel, but more, If called for the carrding of the gospel in business, industry, polities, social eircles, in the city council, boards of education--it means the making of the gospel something real and' vital, not merely something for Sunday and in the home life, but something to take with us into the workshop, office, social or political gathering. Canon Vernon's addres: was list- ened to with intense int.rest, and at the close, Bishop Bidwell expressed his gratitude to Canon Verfion, for his brilliant and eloquent address and at the same time assured him of the warm support of this diocese in his work. Canon on "Social Service." Bishop Bidwell announced that a canon would be introduced in "Secial Service." The canon moved by Dean Starr and Canon Woodcock, was then put to the synod, and adopted. The canon reads as follows: "That a diocesan council for social service shall be elected annually by Synod, to, consist of five clerical and five lay representatives, and five women, "That it shall be the duty of the eduncil to support suitable measures in promoting the moral well-being of every parish and mission in the diocese and to consider al social problems, including legislative meas- ures which may be deemed advisable, and which affect the moral and social good of the community. "The council may seek to influence public opinion in support of social service, but shall not assume to speak 'for the diocese, except in such meas- ures as may be formally adopted by the synod. "It shall be the duty of the council to present an annual statement of work dohe, or of work proposed to be done and the synod may refer to the council for consideration any mat< ter affecting the social and moral wellbeing of the diocese." -------- On Liquor Question, At this stage, Rev. Thomas Leech introduced the following resolution, | which was adopted without discus- sion; "Whereas the province of Ontario 'by popular vote decided to abolish the sale of liquor for bevarage pur- poses, and, "Whereas no one has a right to disregard ptohibitions enacted by lawful authority. "The synod while pledging itself to assist to the utmost in the en- forcement of these measures, believes that the clergy can best further this end, not by seeking appointment ot themselves, as civil officers in the last extremity, but by ereating an atmosphere favorable to law enforce- = 'ment and the selection of godly, con- sclentious and capable men of integ- The modern way is' Blue-jay-- liquid or plaster. A famous chemist perfected "+ it. This great surgical dress. ing house preparesit. ~} bency jof any. oil ; Prove thi tavight Plaster or Liquid © Blue+jay The Scientific Corn Ender | BAUER & BLACK Limited TORONTO CANADA ; Muborsol B&B Sterile Surgical Dressings and Aled Products fy -- .{in this department, {to share in such | and direct. property '| the sald rectory shall be managed and rity as civil officers, and through them make the law effective." fr Social Service Council. Archdeacon Dobbs read to the synod a report of the social service council, which gave a splendid ae- count of the development of the work The report had an interesting referenée to *he un- employment question, the council making an appeal to have men laid off work only in cases where it is absolutely necessary; that an effort be made to have men employed part time; that men be retained who have dependents, with spealal care for men who had our service. - The report also urges the goverfi- ments to do all that it is possible to do for thé unemployed; that as much publfe work as possible, be un- dertaken as soon as possible; that the federal government extend vocational training for the benefit of thcse who were infured or {ll Rev. Mr. Leech seconded the re: port submitted by Archdeacon Dobbs, and in doing so stated that th2 synod had good cause for rejoicing over the splendid work which is being carried on. Result of Elections. The balloting for election of dele- gates to general synod, and repre- sentatives on the executive commit- teé took place at nbon, on Wednes- day, and resulted as follows: The following were elected as clerical. delegates to the general synod: Dean Starr, Rural Dean Swayne, Canon W. F. FitzGerald, Rev. J. H. Coleman, Archdeacon Dobbs, Arch- deacon Beamish. ; Substitutes -- Canon Woodcock, Rev. R. W, Spencer, Rev. J. Lyons, Canon. Patton, Canon Jones, Rev. A. H. Creggan, Rural Dean A. L. Mec- tear, The following were elested as lay delegates to the general synod: Francis King, R, J. Carson, W. B. Carroll, Judge Reynolds, John EIl- liott, F. F. Miller. : Substitutes--J. R. Dargavel, Col. A, W. Gray, Dr. Preston, J. B. Wal- kem, R. G. Wright, 0. H. Scott, (equal) one to be chosen. The following were elected as the clerical members of the executive: Rev. J. H. H, Coleman, Rev, John Lyons, Canon FitzGerald, Canon Armstrong, Rev. A. F. C. Whalley, Rev, W. G. Swayne, Canon Woed- cock, Rev. T. W. Savary, Rev. B. I} Byers, and Dean Starr. The following laymen were elected to the executive committee: W. By Carroll, Judge Reynolds, John Elliott, Dr. Preston, J. R. Dar-/ gavel, F. F. Miller, J. H. Dawson, R. G. Wright, O. H, Scott, G. F. Rut- tan, Chancellor ~ B. Walkem spoke in warm appreciation of the very in- teresting and instructive charge, de- livered by Bishop Bidwell, on Tues- day evening, and extended the thanks of the synod to his lordship. On motion of Canon Woodcock, seconded by Dean Starr, the Bishop will appoint a committee to rcport on any matters dealt with by the Bishop In his charge which éall for special action. Belleville Rectory Canon. Bishop Bidwell called upon Francis King te present the canon on the surplus income of the Belleville rec- tory, and it was afterwards moved by Mr. King, seconded by Dean Starr, and carried. The canon reads as fol- lows: "The surplus of the yearly income of the rectory of Bellevillé, (arising from the investment of the proceeds of thesales of the lands of the rectory as well as from. the rents, issues and profits of the unsold lands belonging. thereto, after the payment--Airstly, of all annual charges for the insur- ance and repairg of all the properties on the said lands, and the expenses fncurred in the collecting, manage- ment and distribution of the said yearly income; secondly, of the sum of two thousand dollars per annum to be paid to the rector of the said réctory)--shalléde paid to the Incum- 'bent of Christ Church, Belleville, or in case any other church or churches of the Chureh of England in Canadas, {n the city of Belleville or in the township of Thurlow, be declared by the supreme court of Ontario entitled surplus, shall be divided between the incumbent of Christ Church, Belleville, and the in- cumbent of such other church or churches in such proportions as the Synod shall determine in pursu- ance of the power conferred upon it by statute. Provided that if Christ's Church, Belleville, and any other of the said churche or churches are at any time united and placed under one rector or tcumbent, such rector or incumbent shall be entitled to only one share in the said surplus, * A1¢ a vacaney occurs in the teum= the churches men- tion or referred to {n the first seo- tion of this canon its share of the sald surplus accruing during the vac- ancy shall be first applied towards providing, with the sanction of the bishop, for divine service in the church during the vacancy, and the remainder, if any, shall be divided among the incumbents of the other churches in the city of Belleville, or- in the to of Thurlow in such proportion as 'the synod may order "The real and personal of HERE'S YOUR HAT, WHAT'S YOUR WORRY--YOUR OVERHEAD WILL BE | VERY LIGHT THIS YEAR--HERE--$1.75. 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Trousers up to size 50; Underwear in Balbriggan single garments up to size 50, etc. - THE LION CLOTHING HOUSL | Where Janning's Shae Store Was. Loo MEN'S GENUINE PANAMA HATS Fedora shape--to go at $2.95 combination? None that we can think of. Get a pair} Also White Ducks in .all * sizes up to 44. --_Men's Belts. 356 KING STREET k forithe Lion 'in the Window"' | ber respectively, the net earnings then standing at the credit of in- come, "The Executive Committee may make such additional rules and re- gulations as it may deem proper to provide for the efficient performance of the provisions of this canon. "Forthwith upon the passing of this canon the income now in hand or at the credit of the Belleville rec- tory and the Belleville rectory com- mittee shall be paid over to the synod, and a full and éomplete ac: counting shall also be made to the sald executive committee of the in- the assets thereof, and all the rights, powers and privileges of and the said Belleville rectory eommittee shall pass to and be vested in the said executive committee." Canon Gould, secretary of the M.S.C.C., and Rev. G. KE. Bimmons, who addressed the synod missionary meeting at St. James' church parish hall on Wednesday evening were wel- comed to the Wednesday afternoon session of the synod. The synod adjourned at 6.30 p.m. New Agency Proposed to Export Farm Products Washington, June 2.--Creation of a $100,000,000 federal farmers' ex- port financing corporation to buy farm products abroad 'is proposed in, a bill introduced by Senator Norris of Nebraska, chairman of the agri- culture committee, The corporation would be compos- Led of the secretary op agriculture and four others to be appointed by the president with the consent of the sen- and be authorized to issue bonds up to 10 times its paid in capital. The proposed agency would sell rican farm pro- ducts abroad to nations or individ- uals, act as the agent for any pro- ducer or dealer in farm products and also make advances to-assist Agricul- tural exports. 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