Evening journal., 1911-04-20

FINISHES WORK
Names Commissioners to Gen.
eral Assembly and Stand
ing Committees
POPULAR MEETING AT
NIGHT ON MISSIONS

Candee. The standing committees
are as follows:
Sustentation and Home Missions
The Revs. J. S. Gilfllan, d. D.; Sam
uel Polk, Alexander Alison. Jr. John
McElmoyle. d. D.; r. L. jackson and
j. R. Henderson. George A.
Blake, L. w. Gunby, General Charles
Bird and George M. Jones. Treasurer
Charles S. Pyle, Rising Sun, Md.
Foreign Missions-The. Revs. John
McElmoyle, d. D.; w. NJ. Kieffer and
W. J. Rowan, Phi D. Charles
B. Finley and w. T. Fryer.
Education-The Revs. Alexander
Alison, Jr., n. J.. Bunstein and J. G..
Lane. Elders-L. P. Bush and George
W. Jones.
Publication and Sunday School
Work-The Revs. B J. Brinkema, r.
II. Hoover and J. p. Franklin. Elders
w. R. Humphrey and J. H. Frazer.
Ministerial Relief-The Revs. f. II.
Moore. ID. D.; Samuel Polk and A.
N. Keigwin, d. d. Elders-R. j. Nc
Kay, NJ. D., and S. G. Bye.
Church Erection and Manses-The
Revs. II. e. Hallman. w. J. McCul-
Tough and w. l.. Freund. Elders-E.
B. Frazer and J. p. Vandegrift.
Aid for Colleges-The Revs. ]. r.
Henderson, F. l.. Macleod and J. l..
Rusbridge. Elders. ]. Buck and
W. G. Fontaine.
Freedmen-The Revs. J. d. Blake,
c. L. Jefferson. d. D., and J. f. Eg-
CERT. Elders-E. G. Polk, T. K
Porter
Sessional Records.-The Revs. J. G.
Lane. J. H. Crawford and T. S.
Armentrout Elders-David Stewart,
NJ. d.. and ]. NJ. Billingsly.
Temperance-The Revs. r. L. Jack
son, ]. A. Herold and J. r. Stonesifer.
Elders-H. l.. Todd NJ. D., and G. b.
Taylor.
Young Peoples Societies and the
Brotherhood-The Revs. W. T. M.
Beale, ]. B. Turner and w. II. Ban
croft. EldersAH. ~ Reed and James
F. Price.
Systematic Benefcence-The Revs.
S. Beattie Wylie. d. r Shaw and S.
NJ. Perry. Elders-Isaac Baird and
A. L. Burton.
Evangelism-The Revs. W. J. Row
an, Ph. D.: w. T. NJ. Beale and c. l..
Candee. Elders-W. X. Crosby and J..
G. Higgins.
Credentials and supplies-The
Revs. DR.. J. r. Milligan, Dr. J. S. Gill
fillan and J. w. Lowden. Elders
George Rommel and J. NJ. Carhart.
Presbyterian History-The Revs. J..
B. Turner. J. B. North, LII. D., and Or.
L. P. Bowen.
Defense Before Other Judicatories--
The Revs. DR.. John McElmoyle. Or.
J. s. Gilfllan and J. B. Turner. Elders
w. S. Prickett and Edgar Fontaine.
EXAMINATIONS.
Experimental Religion-The Revs.
S. B. Wylie, J. B. North, IL. d., and
]. e. Eggert.
Languages-The Revs. W J Rowan,
DR. S. w. Reigart. Or. J. r. Milligan
and Dr. f. II. Moore
Theology-The Revs. DR.. John Nc
Elmoyle, J. B. Turner and J. H. Craw-
ford.
Church History-The Rows. J. d.
Blake, H. l.. Bunstein and DR.. J. s.
Gilhllan.
English Bible-The Revs. Samuel
Polk, J. R. Henderson and R. J..
Jackson.
Church Government and Sacra-
ments-The Revs. Alexander Alison,
Jr.. W. II. Bancroft and c. l.. Candee.
Revision of Standing Committees
The Revs. DR.. j R. Milligan. Or. John
McElmoyle and Dr. j. S. Gilfllan.
Elders-Charles Bird and H c. Eli
son.
Reports we're heard upon sustenta-
ton and home and foreign commit
tees during the morning.
A resolution of appreciation of the
work of the Presbyterian Evangelist,
the Rev. Joel S Gilhllan was pre-
sented by the Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr.. and unanimously carried.
Commissioners TO the General AS
sembly from the Presbytery of New
Castle elected at the afternoon session
are: The Rev. J. r. Henderson. the
Rev. Samuel Polk. Elders ]. J. Hayes
and Edgar Fontaine; alternates. the
Rev. J. d. Blake. the Rev l. P. Bow
en-. Elders H. b. Klair and r. R. Vim
cent. These will attend the meeting
to be held in Atlantic City, n j., next
month.
The Presbytery voted $50 TO Reho-
both church toward a new roof.
The popular meeting in the evening
was well attended in spite Of lowering
skies. The Rev. w. NJ. Keiffer spoke
upon foreign missions and one point
emphasized was that II the Christian
was to escape the reproach which
miser bears he must give his religion
to non-Christians. He will lose his
religion If he does not. The Presby-
terians are working in fifteen coun-
tries and they have sixty-one hospitals
in charge of 100 American ply
sioians. II is said that forty years
ago there we're no Christians in ia
pan and now they number many hun
dreds. In North China, mission work
has been stopped on account of the
ravages Of the plague This year this
Presbytery has given 1926 for for
eign missions
Or. Joel S. Gilfllan gave glowing
account Of the home work and said
that so many foreigners were coming
to this country that home and foreign
had now overlapped
A vote of thanks was given to the
people Of Snow Hil for their gener-
GUS hospitality, after which the Pres
bytery adjourned.
Joke On Underwood.
Phoebe Snow-the Immaculate