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ATTACK ON "INSIDIOUS FILMS”

LOTTERIES DENOUNCED.

Reference to "insidious Alms," "craze for dancing," and "perni- clous literature" is made in the report on Public Questions, to be submitted at the Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, says an Edinburgh despatch.

The falling away from moral standards of Bfe in this country to-day cannot be exaggerated, says the raport..

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No amount of argument, for example, can alter the fact that Immorality in Scotland, as proven by Illegitimate births, is much in excens of the same thing in Eng- land. Statistics In this connee- tion are only relevant to show the blunted moral perceptions of so many of the young men and women of this country, and to atirA BEAUTY NOTE the Churches-Including our own Church to greater diligence in their proper work of declaring the whole counsel of God on all spiritual, all moral, and social questions. It hehoves ministers and office-bearers, as well as all interested in the well-being of our

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COULD not tell you in a whole day," wrote Sir John Froissart. "the tale of the noble dinnera, suppers, feastings and re- joicings, of the gifts, the presents, and the jewels that were bestowed on the gentle King Peter of Cyprus by the King of England." and by many others,

One of those dinners, which took place in 1363, was given by Henry Picard, Master of the Vintners, who, according to a centuries-old}, tradition, entertained on that occa- slon no fewer than five monarchs, And the event will be echoed to-day when five Princes of our own Royal House will attend a banquet at Vintners' Hall.

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Henry Picard is the most famous personage in the long annals of the ancient Mysterie of Vintners; but his story has not before been fully told. This friend and play- mate of kings first appears in May SKIN blemishes that went un-1345, when he bore witness to an noticed in winter's dark days important deed; but some very in-

summer sun-teresting Picards preceded him. show up cruelly in shine. But at the cost of a few,

favourite of Edward III. He lent pence, you can make your skin "ased of them all, and the friend and good as new."

If pimples are your trouble, try the king large sums of money, and a sulphur and milk "pack." Mix in 1846 he was awarded half the in repayment. He country, to be alive to the graven tablespoonful of flowers of sul-wool chatons moral dangers in our midst.

The Committee with deep con phur in a saucer with enough milk was Sheriff of London in 1348, to form a smooth paste. Spread and a little later became Alderman cern urge the need of unwearied this over your face at bedtime, and of Bishopsgate Ward. In 1850 he effort and intercession for the leave it on all night. A few was appointed King's Chief Butler, moral and religious goud of the applications will clear your skin high position which kept him in

close touch with his royal patron. young. They view with appre-of spots.

In 1856, none but Henry Picard. or his deputies, might hold

money and plate, exchange of either in the City or the suburbs. This was an immensely profitable monopoly, and a clear indication of the high royal favour that he was Mayor of enjoyed. Henry London for the year 1965-57.

He married the Lady Margaret, a granddaughter of Sir John de who, in 1351, left to him, with other property, the house in the Vintry on the site of which the present Vintners' Hall is built.

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hension the inordinate craze for Cold winds are especially dancing which alows no signs of kind to a thin dry skin. The olive abating; insidious cinema filmspil "pack" is a good friend here. which encourage looseness of Warm some of the oil, and apply moral behaviour; and the per-liberally to your face, massaging nicions type of literature which in an upward direction, using more in made everywhere available.

oil as it is absorbed. Then cover the face with pieces of flannel Continue wrung out in hot water.

TET

CHURCH'S RESPONSIBILITY Much of the prevailing im- for half an hour, applying the oil morality is undoubtedly due to flannels alternately, then wipe these evils as well as to the on-off any surplus oil, and dab on Gisors, another wealthy vintner,

witch Krossing publleity given in the ild astringent--diluted Press to what may be truth, but hazel for choice.

The oatmeal pack for greasy is not truly handled. The Com- mittee emphasise the need of con-akins is well known, but for a skin stant surveillance on the part of that is allow and muddy as well ns oily try.sixing the oatmeal to the Church. She has the respon-a paste with lemon juice. After sibility for protecting the young, removing the pack dab A little and for securing that the work

skin, and warm milk over your among them be carried on with leave it on all night. an enlightened aense of its im- portance.

BROUGHT WEALTH

His excellent marriage and the King's favour brought Picard his great wealth, and there can be no doubt that it was a truly "noble- dinner" to which he entertained his royal guests in 1363. His wife in her chamber did equal honour to the Princesses and ladies,

Picard's house was rebuilt

fifteenth

by

The egg "pack" has a wonder- ful way with wrinkles, Add a few Roferring to Sabbath observan-drops of tincture of benzoin to ce, the report states that there is the white of an egg, and spread the need every year for more vigi-mixture lightly over the face, pay- lance on the part of the Church. ing special attention to the skin the company in the

site. The profanation of the Day in round the eyes. As the pack drieseentury, and again after the Great many places la becoming increas-it forma a mask, and you will feel Fire. always on the same

the Bagging Our Princes will dine where Picard Ingly acute by the multiplication it tightening up of facilities for trading, sport, and muscles. Leave it on for half an entertained his royal guests 672 amusement.

hour, then sponge off. Even deep years ago. lines, respond to this treatment.

Society,

which continuca to exercise a wise watchfulness over the movements of the papacy this country.

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Across

3 On the watch,

8 Its best products go up in smoke,

Without a parallel.

10 An old puzzle.

11 Might be well spared: most of it

may be taken a read. 12 It would bo mere chance, if I'd

dropped into this brugue. 19 Long in the affirmative with the

As the Vintners share with the King and the Dyers the owner- on the upper ship of the swans reaches of the Thames, roast swan will form part of the banquet to night. It will be brought in by the

encorted by is berdamen, the swan-uppers, The situation in Germany commented upon in the report beadle and the stavesmau,

the General Presbyterian presented in the traditional cere-

monial fashion, to the accompani-23 ment of music played on wind in- struments.

With regard to the recent Betting Act the Committee Public Questions atate that they yet sce no reason for any change of attitude by the Church towards the Government's policy of partial- ly legalising an evil. They adhere to the view, previously expressed by the General Assembly, that betting and gambling are funda- from mentally wrong. Taxation which Alliance. gives it rather the standing of a legitimate business, and so makes for the ultimate increase of the evil, is no remedy.

cooks,

fleet. the swan.

is like. the 18 The regiment's nume

what its horses may do. and

10 Irishman in a liner from a shoe-

shop, Flower with an altered name that grows on one.

23 A call where half a dozen find

places,

There is no doubt, it says, that the vast majority of every section

Who shall say that the spirits of

Picard and his Lady 24 Mrs. Mollison sets about it in of the German nation has been Henry convinced that the general polley Margaret will not be looking down

friendly fashion, It is befitting, says this section of their Government has saved upon the scene, and that they will 25. If you find Tim lean, just re-

arrange bla diet. not have cause to allow that hers 26 Hot port after that age? No of the report, that the Church them from chaos and disaster.

"The efforts of a great people in as regular, royal a banquet as wonder he looks burdened. again expressly denounce every

that over which the famous master 20 Investment. the to regain equilibrium after re- form of gambling, even in gulse of lotteries and raffles, how-volution and a due standing in presided with such distinction near-32 George ever seemingly inoffensive, and the respect of mankind can hardly half a dozen centuries ago? Instruct their people to refrainly be altogether smooth. We' from any appeal to the gambling trust that the troubles that have aplrit.

fallen, as it seemed oppressively, on our brethren of the Reformed Churches, will soon pass away." YOUNG MEN AND MINISTRY

Reference to "easy livings" is made in the report on the training Admissions of the Ministry and Committee.

of

that, even though the salary of a Free Church minister is by no APATHY AND ROMANISM

means princely, some men might be tempted, even in our Church, Under the head of "Romanism,"

in these days of economic stress it is stated that "the principles,

and strain, to take refuge in the

method aims, and aggressions of the Chur- ch of Rome are so well known that

ministry as an engy making a living, but the Com- apathy on the part of Protestants

mittee are convinced that young is inexcusable and may be dis-

After reference to "the critical men who are at various stages, astrous. The debt we owe to the Reformation is so great that we situation which has arisen in studying for the ministry of our cannot allow our priceless herit- connection with the funds of the Church are actuated by the loftiest on of motives, and deserve to be en- age to be in any way impaired. Committee;" the report The Church is well represented to state that the Committee "hascouraged and assisted to the ut in the Scottish Reformation ever had in view the possibility most of the Church's ability."

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politician, a hare and possibly

2 London theatre.

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A fah to get around the vessel.

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wanted some getting over.

27 Come what may.

28 A game of cards.

30 A province now Italian. 31 Get a bird from

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