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SCIENCE AND MAN.

A REPLY TO LOCAL CRITICISMS.

In an interesting lecture, do livered beforo a large audienco at St. Patrick's Club yesterday evening, Father Gallagher, S. Je replied to recent controversialisto on the question of evolution, choosing an his subject: "Selence: Exploring the Woods." In dwol- ling or tile vast field which science covered, if it was to be covered opened up, and which had to be efficiently at all, by the system of apecialisation in all its ram fications, the speaker uttered a warning against venturing out of une's depth, and applying the dis coveries of ane branch as an ex- planation for another.

Addressing the gathering, Father Gallagher said:

THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1929.

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Shanghai, Jan. 30. The British Supreme Court has granted the application for liberty

from MARSEILLES, &, to presume the death of Mr. J. Consignees of Cargo by the above Langford Smith-Reuter,

named steamer are horeby informed [Mr. John Langford Smith, late-that their goods with the exception of ly British Consul at Chefoo, who Opium, Treasure and Valuables STO was recently transferred to Amoy, being landed and placed at their risk Hongkong was reported missing on the 17th in the Godowns of the Ninghai at Shanghai to take up obtained as the goods are landed. December. He joined the steamer Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon, whence delivery can bo his post at Amoy. The Captain of the ship later sent a wireless mes- age stating that he was not an board.

At an enquiry held on the ar- rival of the Ninghai at Amoy it was stated that Mr. Langford Smith was last seen at ten o'clock Before beginning my lecture on the night of December 18, go this evening I wish to make a few ing to his cabin. His absence was remarks. Last Wednesday during discovered the. following morning. the course of his lecture Father Mr. Smith left lottors from which Byrne Invited questions: Heit is believed ho intended to com- waited at the end to see whether mit suicide. Mr. Smith became any difficulties would be proposed, student interpreter in 1897 and in No question was put. During the 1900 was acting Consul General in course of the week letters appear Tiental. He received the China ed over noms-de-plume.. One was medal with Relief of Peiping clasp. from Taga Ilog, who I assume was Subsequently he served at Hanchow, present at the lecture. If so he Shanghai, Chengtu, Chungking, did not grasp Fr. Byrne's point Tengyuch, at all. The second was from one who was not present at the lecture, but read an account of it in the paper of Jan 24. It is signed A.M.B.S. and will be found in the open Forum of the S. C. M. Post of date 26th. Now I am not going to deal with the whole of the mix- sive. The answers to it will ap- pear in subsequent lectures, but I want to call your attention to this paragraph.

"Father Byrne states that Sir Arthur Keith in claiming over 350,000 years for the exis tence of man is guilty of false philosophising. I really think he ought to substantiate that allegation as to Sir Arthur Keith, either in the Press or in

Tainan, Hangchow, Ichang, Kiuklang and Chefoo. He was 61 years of age.]

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·NOTES NOT TO BE PUBLISHED.

Peking, Jan. 30. In reference to the Chinese and Japanese tariff agreement Reuter London, Jan. 30.. learns that the Japanese intended to Flying Ofcer Ingle and aircrafts-publish notes, the notes which had men Johnson and Howick have been been exchanged, but the Chinese killed in an aeroplane crash at authorities requested that they ahould not be published. The Ja- Eastchurch.-Reuter.

panese Government has agreed, and he wired to Peking accordingly and therefore nothing will be pub- shed at present. The reason why

is still technically on leave.-Rou- algning, is because Mr. Yoshizawa

this, that it is not fair controversy that that is not playing the

his next lecture.. On the ace game. No decent controversialist the Charge d'Affaires Mr. Hori, is

of it, it would appear that he disregards the unanimous ex- pert testimony as to man's great antiquity."

will attribute to another man what he had not said, and the least he could have, done was to confine himself to what was enid.

Age of the Earth.

Father Byrne's Words, Here Is what Fr. Byrne actually

I may also add this. Sir Arthur! said, and I am quoting from the paper which I presume A.M.B.S. Keith makes man 350,000 yea ind before him when he wrote.old. How oid he makes the world "We can quite conceive opposition do not know but I am fairly cer- here between 'Scientists and Theo- tain that he has not made it as loglans; quite a different thing old as did a lecturer recently than opposition between Science when he delivered a lecture on the and Religion. If in the official age of the earth before a big num- creed of a certain Religious, Sect it ber of the Scientists of America, be embodied as an article of He, basing his calculations on the Faith that man came into existence researches he himself had made four thousand years ago, and on as well as on the most recent con- the other hand. anthropologists,clusions of Geophysicists, places AA Sir Arthur Keith, claim over the age of the earth at between 350,000 years for the existence of 1,300,000,000 man there fa clear opposition but years. between what? Religion and Science? No! but between a view erroneously put forward by a re- ligious sect or derived by false philosophising on the part of a group of Scientists."

Father Byrne's statement la a

and

1,800,000,000 That lecturer дя a a

lecturer was Catholic, Wat priest, that lecturer was a Jesuit, Fr. Francis A. Tondorf, Director of the solamological observatory of the Georgetown University,

And what is going to happen ta poor Fr. Tondon!? Nothing, for disjunctive sentence,... either, or, the Church leaves the age of the He does not say which is right, world and the age of man an open which is wrong. What he question, Catholics are free to doca длу is that if one

pot any age they like on the one is right then the other is wrong. and the other. The only thing They may be both wrong. He that the Church insists on is that leaves the question open. Now A. both the world and man were M.B.S. had the account before him. I created by God. He says so. "I read with interest, ctc,"

The opening sentence. He actually had Fr. Byrno's, words. before him and yet he coolly sits down and publishes something totally different. Comment is un- necessary, and I will only say

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Mr. Yoshizawa in an Optimistic'

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Shanghai, Jan. 30. "The prospects of the Sino- Japanese negotiations are quita bright," declared Mr. Yoshizawa when interviewed on his arrival at Shanglaf from Nanking this even- ing.

He said he "clearly recognised”. the sincerity of the National Gov- erument in its desire for the re- storation of normalcy of relations between China and Japan. lie confirmed the report that no final had been Feached as agreement regards the Tainan incident, but said an amicable solution could be expected, as "both parties are firmly determined to do their utmost for that purpose."

He added that questions relating to Manchuria and Mongolia had hitherto not been brought up, and concluded. "It is more than pro- bable that the Japanese Government will announce formal recognition of the National Government at an opportune time in the near future." -Reuter.

London, Jan. 30. The speaker then continued The Church Congress will meet with the main theme of his lecture, in September in Toronto at the in- Owing to pressure on our news vitation of the Bishop of Toronto. space, the report of Father Gal- This will be the first time that lagher's very interesting and the Congress has been held out- British Isles.-British lengthy discourse is held over for Aide the a future issue.

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