Evening journal., 1910-03-22

Bethei-John w. Fogle.
Bishopvilie. Md.--W G. Harris.
Cape Charles, Va---TIoward Davis.
Chincoteagie. Va-Orain +. Baynard.
Claremont, Va.-To be supplied.
Crisneld, ,Md.--H. @, Budd.
! Deals Island Md--G w. Dawson.
Demar-s. N. Pilchard.
Fair1nont, MIDI. N Faulkner
Frankford-John p. Outten.
Truitiand. Md.-ordln L. James.
Cirdetree. Md.-W II Kenney.
Gumboro-C. T. Jones.
| Hebron. Md.-C II. Williams.
Hollands Island. Md-A. Traverse
| (sup)
Iaurel-zach II. Webster.
Afardeiia Springs, Md.-To be supplied.
Marion. Md. ]. Bunting.
Mnlsboro--J. II. Gardiner.
Afllvllle-E. w. Jones.
Mt Pleasant-J. II. wilson
Mt. Vernon. Md. NJ. Mitchell.
NanticolSe. Md.--Goldsboro W. Hastings
Newark, Md. w. Gray.
ocean View-L. T. McLaln (Sup)
onancock. VA-George e. Wood ana J.
T.. Ayres.
! GarSonSburEt Mu.-lt. n. l4eWlSs
Phoebus. va.--E. H. Marshall.
Pittsvine, Md-s. d. Quimby (sup)
Pocomoke City, Md.-w l.. S. Murray.
Pocomoke Circuit, Md.-H E. Truitt.
Powellvnle. Md. J. Ford.
Princess Anne, Md.-W. e. Gunby.
Quantico. Md,-w. II. Revelle
Roxanna-George w. Stallings.
ST. Peters Md.-A. w. Goodhand
Salisbury. Md-r.E. Martindale.
Salisbury Circuit, Md. w. Hardesty.
\ Selbyville--V. Il. Hills.
Sharptown. Md. I. McDangle.
Smiths Island. Md.-E.A. Gillespie.
Snow Hill, Md.-C. w. Prettyman.
Somerset, Md.-George A. Cook
Stockton. AId.-G. w. Townsend.
Tangier Island. Va. r. Cannon.
Westover. Md. j. Bunting.
Whitesville-T. c. smoor.
No Invitation to Conference.
Conference received no invitation
from any place for next years meet-
ing and the matter was referred to the
n. district superintendents. Bishop Ham
ilton suggested that the members con-
slider some plan for entertaining them
selves in the future. one suggestion
was that all the ministers stop at ono
hotel.
Discussion over Carnegie.
That tho professors OF Dickinson
College are to share In the Carnegie
endowment fund caused a lively dis.
cussion of two hours in Conference
yesterday afternoon. The committe,
on education in its report stated tha
Dickinson Colleges faculty was /,
share in the Carnegie endowment, and
Rev. r. r. Van Dyke started tho bal
rolling by inquiring whether the trus
tees OF Dickinson had disclaimed beini
" Methodist institution in order to ge
some of Carnegie's money Revs. Henr!
G. Budd, $. l.. Hoffecker Vaughan S
Collins. G. T.. Anderson. Louis e. Bar
rett and other leading ministers tool
part in the discussion and wanted &
know just what the Dickinson trustee
n did TO become a participant in tn
Carnegie endowment. 1t was pointe
out by some that the Carnegie fun
cannot be- shared by the professor
IT. of any UNCONVENTIONAL institution. an
since Dickinson faculty is now eligibl
to participate it evidently is not re
C. garded as Methodist College. Other
contended that while Dickinson has
Methodist board Of trustees, it reall
has no connection officially with Meth
odism and is not a denomination;
school The Rev. DR.. c. w. Prettymal
a trustee of Dickinson, said that so ia
as he knew there had been no dis
claimer Of being a denominational scho'
ev by the trustees. The upshot was thf
all reference to the Carnegie gift an
that Dickinson IS a Methodist collee
was stricken from the report
Score the Newspapers.
The report of the committee on ten
perance among other things said:
1--WE deplore the tendency of mar
newspapers. especially OF certain
those in Baltimore and Wilmingto
TO suppress and distort news referrir
to the work of temperance. and
on. printing in addition 10 paid liquor as
vertisements. large quantities of a
legged news articles and magazine r.
prints purporting to tell OF the fai
ure of prohibition I'm some dlstal
state such reports being in most cas-
utterly unreliable and criminally mi
leading. We hereby call upon Il
press both In Maryland and Delawa
TO give fair representation OF Il
growing sentiment in favor OF III
abolition OF the saloon, and urge col
ference members TO expose in eve
y way possible the untruthfulness OF Il
spired articles from liquor press b
reaus and TO give loyal support
those newspapers in county and ci
which shall favor the cause OF ter
nerance or at least give its represe