Artistic R. O. Scott Memorials A. W. Horton and though there is little disposition to quarrel with the sentiments which inspired the Albert Hall demonstration, it is still en unfortunate fact that the Japanese case had not at that time been as adequately presented as.it was somewhat later. There had been no comparable protest against what had been going on in Spain, and the Japanese Episcopalians, whose patriotism is to be taken as being equally as strong as their religious faith were able to point to the fine discrimination which was apparently" being made. The slaughter of non-combatants in Spain was just as hideous as anything that had up to that time occurred in China, equally as justifiable or unjustifiable as the case might be, and if most laymen fully understood what can properly be attacked from the air, or bombarded by artillery, they would more clearly realize all the dangers which war must mean for them in the future. The A rich, mature stout of pleasing taste and high nutritive value Sole Distributors: CALDBECK,
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There will always be much contention as to the role played by the Church in national crises. There has been am uncomfortable feeling for some years past, reinforced by more recent occurrences, that the Church of
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