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was adopted. Finally the report was
recnmmitted to the committee to incor-
ppratc tho Rev. L. E. Terry's amend
mont.
The committee on Epworth League
reported that there are in the conference
100 chapters, with membership Of
1000.
SALISBURY. Mn. March 27.--The closing
session of Wilmington NJ. Il. Conference
began at sis o'clock this morning Bishop
Vincent delivered an address on the rela-
ton of the minister to young people and
conducted devotional exercises.
Business was taken up at 0 o'clock, Dur
ing the first two hours conference was
flooded with reports. The report of the
committee on temperance and prohibition
said the legalized liquor traffic is the sum
of all abominatiOn and the two numeri-
cally great political parties not only ignore
this important issue but continue in wicked
completely with the accused traffic; that
we array ourselves against the traffic and
pledge our hearty cooperation to any sys-
tenn that will insure its destruction; that
we repuliate those political parties which
| continue TO foster this business and brand
as utterly unworthy the support of Chris
| tian voters ANY party that continues in
| completely with the liquor traffic, that we
commend the Utterances of President
AleNGlulu III Ills HE Sibt 10 IOHETGsS vi
| tue prohibition of firearms and tire water
| in the Congo regions.
| The report of the committee OH syste-
matte examination was adopted, after
being slightly amended.
| At 1918 O'Clock Bishop Vincent and his
| cabinet retired for consultation, and the
Rev. j. b. Quigg was called upon to pre-.
| side.
The usual resolutions of thanks were
/ presented and uuuntel
! The Conference Board of Domestic Mis-
! sions was reelected with tho exception
that the Rev. Adam Stengle was substi-
tuted for the Rev. W. w. ". Wilson.
At IL o'clock conference was singing
hymns to kill time until the bishop re-
turned. lie came back few minutes later
and called for the report of the committee
on ministerial qualifications. The commit.
tee advised that the Rev. A. T. Scots rela-
tion be not changed which report was
adopted,
Bishop Fitz Gerald left Salisbury yester-
day afternoon.
John ii. Beauchamp and Henry g.
Budd were admitted on trial. /. G..
Eiswold, a candidate for admission on
trial. was laid over for year, his average
in certain studies being too low.
The transfer of the Rev. Isaac Jewell
from Wilmington Conference TO Vermont
Conference, and of the Rev. T. Il. Diverty
Conference was announced.
After the transaction of some routine
business final adjournment occurred.
The bishop began reading the appoint
ments at LOS o'clock. They are as follows:
wILMINGToH DIsTRIcT-L. E. BARRETT, P. L.
Bethel and summit-T. B. Hunter.
Charlestown-T. II. Harding.
Cherry Hill and Union-W. T. Valiant.
Chesapeake City-Wilmer Jaggard.
Chester-E. S. Mace.
Christiana-G. ). Conoway.
Claymont-G. L. Wood. $685..
Delaware City,. L. Amos.
Elk Neck. L. Graham.
Elkton and Crouch's-I. l.. Wood.
Hockessin and Ebenezer-0. S. Walton.
Hopewell-J. II. Geoghegan.
Marshallton and Stanton-Edwin Gard.
ner.
Mt. Lebanon-J. o. Sypherd.
Mt. Pleasant and Union-C.H.W Williams
Newark and Wesiey-W. ]. Du Halfway
New Castle-V. S. Collins.
Newport-A. 5. Mowbray. .#-...
Northeast-W. G. Rooms.
: Perryville-H. q. Budd.
Port Deposit-H. W. Ewing.
|, Port Penn-ro be supplied by ]. II
Robinson.
Red Lion and Glasgow-W p. Townsend
Rising Sun and Sylmar-J. Il. Bryan.
Rowlandville and Mt. Pleasant-To b
, supplied by Percy Greenfield.
t, ST. Georges-Julius Dodd.
st. John's-W. P. Taylor.
Zion-A. Z. Prettyman
l Wilmington:
! Asbury-J. II. Howard.
Brandywine and Edge Moor-AsburI
Burke.
Cookman-W..L. White.
8 Eastlake and Esmere-John France.
: Epworth-L. w. Layfield.
i Grace-Merritt Hulburd.
o Harrison Street,. b. short.
: Kingswood-H. 5. Duianey.
Madeley-D. +. Waddell.
J. Mt. Salem--S. NJ. Morgan.
4 st. Paul's-T. =. Terry.
Il Scott-Robert Watt.
n Silverbrook-W. A. Wise.
l. Swedish Mission-F. o. b, Wallin.
Il Uuion-J. D. Z. Hanna.
D. Wesley-J. u. Quigg.
" ]. p. West and II. \. G. Westerfield lei
y without appointment TO attend school.
ELsToY DIsTRIcT-ALFRED SMITH, p. L.
IS Appoquinimink--E H. Hynson.
i Bayside-F. L. McKinsey.
.e Cecilton-D. II. Corkran.
4 Centreville--J. w. Easley.
d Cheswold-To be supplied by I. R. yal
= dyke.
q DISCRETIONARY, P. Compton.
Us Church Hill-E. Il. White.
j. Clayton-H. c. Turner.
D. Cordova-J. NJ. Iindale.
r. Crumpton-To be supplied by job
N Boehm.
10 Easton-W. L. Avery.
1 Galena-E. H. Nelson.
., Greensboro. A. Arters.
d Hillsboro-W. W. Sharp.
Ingleside-W. N. Warner.
lie Kent IsIand-Frank Fletcher.
TT Kenton-J. NJ. Collins.
~ | Observation-Disclosures Chandler
IL Middletown--N. NJ. Browne.
~ Millington-G. w. Burke.
rs Morgan's Creek-'To be supplied by c.
NC York.
Odessa-R. I. Watkins.
&c Oxford-J. w. togle.
of Piney Neck-To be supplied by l..
d. Poole.
Pomona. +. Anderson.
Queenstown-W. o. Hurst.
Rock Hall-Edward Davis.
ed Royal Oak-W. A. Benford.
m ST. Michael's-J, p. Otis.
he Salem and Union-To be supplied J.
tv Merritt.
NJ sassafras and Massey's-To be suppl
by W. n. Conway.
~ Smyrna-Adam Stengle.
LOT Smyrna Circuit-W. Il. Mowbray.
lp- Still Pond. ID. Kemp.
ng Sudlersvlle-C. +. Sheppard.
ed Talbot Circuit--J. I. Prouse.
ON Tilghman's Island-J. D.. Locates,
ID Townsend-F. +. Carpenter.
Id Trappe-Robert Roe.
~ Wye and Star-W. II. s. Loller.
al DOVER DIsTRIcT-B. II. ADAMS, p. Z.
W Beckwith-M. ID. Nutter.
ty Bridgeyille-J. S. Wickline.
q Burrsville-O. w. DeVenish.
lit Cambridge-F. c. MacSorley.
BILE Camden-I. g. Fosnocht.
dis, Cannon-T. S. Williams. ..
The Church Creek--D. II. Willis.
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