The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-06
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ANXIOUS SEAT NOW
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order. Although this is supposed to
be the last day of the session the min
listers were slow In getting to the
church, and on the face of each could
be seen the signs of the strain they
have been living under for the last six
days. They will be assigned to their
churches at the close of the session,
and it means much to them.
Reports were presented from the fol-
lowing committees and were accepted
without debate: Epworth League. edu.
cation, Sunday schools, home and for
eign missions, freedmen's aid and
southern education, camp-meeting, con-
ference program I'M anniversaries, con
ference qualifications. memoirs, legisla-
ton, Sabbath Dissertation, time limit,
church federation n churchsinsurance.
Upon the motion of the Rev. Gilbert
e. Moulsdale, the visitors to educa-
tional institutions for the coming year
will be as follows: Bordentown Mill
tary Institute, the Rev. DR.. George C.
Winding, the Rev. DR.. Frederick Bloom;
Centenary Collegiate Institute, the Rev.
r. Irving Watkins, the Rev. w. w.
Youngson, the Rev. G. c. yogel; Dick
inson College, the Rev. w, B.. Fleming.
the Rev. o. J.. Shoop, the Rev. A. F.
Turner: Drew Theological Seminary,
the Rev. A. w. Hayes, the Rev. II. j.
Johnston. the Rev. II. j. Randolph;
Syracuse University. the Rev. T. j.
Coultas, the Rev. William Redheffer,
the Rev, S. T. jackson; Wesleyan Uni
versity, the Rev. w. r. Neff, the Rev.
j. A. Cole, F. j. Hubach: Woman's Col
lege, Baltimore, the Rev. Abner H. Lu-
cas-, the Rev. j.. M. Taber, the Rev. A.
c. McCrea; Boston University, the Rev.
Charles L.. Mead, the Rev. f. c. Bald
win, the Rev. d. f. Diefendorf.
Tariff Resolution.
The Rev. DR.. George c. Wilding will
introduce the following resolution:
Whereas, The tariff schedule pre-
sented to the National House of Rep
resentatives by the committee on tariff
revision shows an evident tendency to
favor the liquor traffic by placing beer
and whiskey upon the free list and re-
ducing the rate on barley, and at the
same time they an increase
in the rate upon tea aud cocoa, COM
modities In our everyday life; there
fore be il
Resolved, First. that we hereby utter
our vigorous protest against all such
tendency to favor the brewery and dis
tillery as against the homes of our land;
second, that we earnestly request our
New Jersey congressman and senators
I 10 use their influence and votes in OPP
position to all fayors to the liquor traf-
fic In the tariff schedule; third, that our
secretary be requested TO send copies
of these resolutions 10 the President of
the United States, the speaker of the
House and to all of the New Jersey con-
gressmen and senators at the national
Capitol.
Committees for 1910.
The standing committees for 1910 are
made up Of the following ministers:
Foreign missions, c. s. Woodruff,
Wesley Martin, f. S. Simmons, A. b
Richardson, F. l.. Rounds; home mis-
sions and church extension, @. c. Wild
ing, Alfred Evans, e. e. Robertson, I,
S. Molyneux, w. S. Newson; Sunday
schools, w. S. Robinson, George Angle
man. J. II. L. Schultz, G. w. Gardner,
II. K. Curtis; temperance, r. l. Watkins,
l. c. Star, d. w. Ryder. w. j. Ham
ilton. l.. w. Sloat; Bible class, A. IL
Hayes, o. j. Shoop, p. H. Murdick. f
l.. Rhodes, G. F. Apgar; camp-meeting
c, s. Kemble, Andrew Henry, Louis
Bowman, w. C. Kinsey, Serenius Rech-
Litter; Sabbath observance, George
Mooney, S. d. Harris, Thomas Hall
M. 4. Gibbs, Enoch Meachem; Epworth
League, NJ. A. Johnston, O. L.. Josephs
w. C. James, Samuel Jones; education
NJ. d. Church, w. c. O'Donnell, r. B
Urury, T. l. Coultas; conference pro
gram and anniversaries, Fredericl
Bloom, H. b. Leech, w. b. Fleming, A
E. Armstrong.
To nominate standing committees fol
1911, ]. c. Howard, ]. B. ]. Rhodes, w
A. Chadwick and A. C. McCrea; Sun
day school board, J.. M. Hurlbut
j. M. Barnes. It. I. Coultas, George f
Egbert, Frank Chadwick, c. l.. GIL.
more. w. c. Snodgrass, Samuel Nc
Collom; trustees Of Centenary Funt
and Preachers Aid Society, w. H
Ruth, C. M. Anderson, ]. A. Gutteridge
w. H. Barnett, william Fairlie, JOSEPH
Walker; officers and managers of con
ference board OF education. W. l.
Hoagland, F. c. Baldwin, c. r. Barnes
H. A. Buttz; managers. L. c. Muller
w. R. Neff. ]. H. Ward, F. J. Lovatt
| with A. c.. McCrea, to take Mr.
Barnes's place in 1911: Conference
Tract Society, J.. L. Hurlbut. G.. F
Apgar. A. ]. Turner, J.. H. Howard
Wilbur Westcott, C. e. Scudder; Freed
mans Aid. Arthur Lucas, M. L
Rhodes. d. B. Thompkins, J. F. Masch.