The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-30
ARNOLD IS EXPELLED
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ann was ado1teS as read
Dr. IFslflliCe silellzs.: Z
DR.. wallace. editor OF the Pittsburg
Christian Advocate then MADE q Jew
|rcmarks to the conferences relative
to the Advocate.
tber Addresses.
A short address was then made by
DR.. S. Sumner stone, OF the New
York Conference, after which = short
speech was made by DR.. Davis, Of
the Pittsburg conference, in which
he recounted personal experiences.
no Arrange Joint Session.
Upon motion of q member Of the
conference committee was appoint-
ed by the Bishop to arrange Tor
joint meeting and union service Of
the conference and the laymen's as
ISOLATION, now in session at the. First
Presbyterian church. The commit
tee consists OF NJ. E. Compton. G. B.
Graham and A. ]. Hiatt. and will
meet Saturday morning for action.
Tribute to state.
fine tribute to West Virginia ia
embodied in the following question
which Bishop Anderson stated Fri
day morning had been asked him by
a gentleman from New York: What
is 1t in West Virginia that binds the
hearts of West virgfnians together
as If with cords of steel
Tribute to CIarItsburG.
In his address Friday morning,
shortly before adjournment, DIR. J..
sumner-Stone. of the New York
conference, said the following:
81 rejoice in the marvellous prog
ress you are making in your wonder
full city. I had no idea that Clarks-
burg is the place that it is. with its
skyscrapers, and its splendid new
church. was almost lost for breath
when 1 entered this beautiful temple
last night"
Bishop Tells Joke.
The following story was told by
Bishop Anderson directly after DR..
Davis's speech shortly before adj
journment Friday morning:
"some years ago when Samuel
Steel was preaching, Uncle John
Dunn was member of his congrega-
ton and used always to sit on the
front bench, and make intersections
that were not always apropos Of
the occasion. One morning Pastor
steele had about reached the end of
the first division of his sermon and
announced, New that we have got
to the end of the first division, let us
now pass on to something new.
Hereupon Uncle John exclaimed:
Praise the Lord!'"
Crowded with Business.
More business was pressing for at.
tention than could be handled in the
regular time set for the conference
session, and at 10 m. motion to
extend the time was passed. Even
then much OF the business was post
poned until the next session and sew
eral addresses, those OF MessrS.
Clark, Wylie and William NJ. Balch,
were announced to be given at the
session Saturday morning. Mr..
Balch is secretary OF the Methodist
Federation for Social Service, and
will have several remarks of interest
to make along the line of the work
of the society.
Report of Italian Minister.
1T was announced to the Bishop
that the report of the Rev. Nicola di
Stefano, Italian minister. OF the
Oakland circuit, was short and ready
to be given to the conference. and
accordingly he was allowed to make
his report. He stated that the CON
dition Of his charge was very much
Improved, and the collection had
amounted to nearly $500.
Mr.. stefano said with regard to
his congregation. The Italians
make good Methodists-they are not
afraid to shout. Also, 149 Ameri-
cans have been converted to Christ
under my preaching. am glad that
God has done such a great thing as
this through a 'dago.' Mr.. Stefano's
remarks received encouraging APP
plause from the conference.
Joint Meeting Tonight.
The Rev. Mr.. Arbuthnot announc-
ed that as some important addresses
were to be made at the anniversary
service OF the board of education to
}e held tonight, he wished to present
a motion that an invitation be ex-
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