The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-28
MESSAGE FROM
FAR.OFF JAPAN
Seventh-day Adventists Re-
ceive Greetings from Be-
levers in Land Of Nippon.
NEW CONFERENCE MADE
Committees Selected to Form Com
plete Organization Of North
American Division.
NEW CONFERENCE MADE


The delegates at the world conference
of seventh-day Adventises were pro-
foundly stirred yesterday by receiving
message from the native believers in
Japan. This was read to the conference
in native Japanese by T. H. Okohira- OF
Tokyo, Japan. a native delegate, and
translated nv Elder T H. De Vinney. of
Tokyo superintendent of the Japanese
Seventh-day Adventist Mission. Another
great divisional conference was created
also at yesterdays session. and commit
tees selected on nominations. plans
finance, credentials, and distribution of
labor
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the Eenerai conference
Committees Are Named
7, o-ds- 20 ,orr, a cor,n,e,s orraniza-
,;or ~ ,ha So,,b anerican Division Con-
fere,c. comn,itt.es were selected for its
wort a. foIIows.
On Nominations: Elder c. ". Flaiz. of
coIIere Place washington: Elder G 2.
Ncvarh ~ otsepo Mich: Elder. s z.
w;eht q, NashviIIs Tenn. prof Frei-
son ~ Keene Tex. Elder n. c Hart
we'll OF Boston: Elder NJ. n. Campbell,
az Ontario. Elder a. A Olsen. of Chicago,
and Elder f. X. Slade, of Mount Vernon.
Ohio.
ON pIans and recommendations: Elder
f Palmer, of Takoma Park; Elder
Charles THOMPSON. of Minneapolis: Elder
J. n. Schilling. Of New York; Prof. C. W.
Irwin. of ST Helena. Cal: Prof. o. J.
Graf. Of Berrien Springs. Mich: Elder w.
A. McCutchin. of Keene. Tex: L. A Han
sen. of Takoma Park: Elder Meade Nc
CURE. Of Takoma Park: n. H Hall. of
Oakland, Cal: Dr. W. A Ruble. of Iona
Linda. Call Elder f. T Russell. Of Lin
coin, Nebr: Elder G. B. Thompson, of
Takoma Park; Prof. c. s Longacre, of
Takoma Park: Elder 4. J. Haysmer. Of
Nashville and Elder n. c. Strachan, of
Jacksonville Fla
On finance: Elder w. T. Knox, of Ia
koma Park; Prof H. a. Morrison, of Lin
coin, Nebr.: Elder II. W. Cottrell, OF Port
land, Greg: Elder r. W. Parmele. Of New
Orleans: Elder Allen Moon. of Chicago:
Elder ". B. White. of Boston: Elder I.
II. Evans. of Shanghai. China and Elder
L. NJ. Bowen. Of St Helena, Cal.
On credentials: Elder f. E Andross.
Los Angeles. Cal: Prof. B. G. Wilkinson,
OF Takoma Park: c. B. Stevenson. of At
lanta: Elder r. A. Underwood. of Meso-
eotamia, Ohio; Elder 4. 7. Robinson. of
Lincoln, Nebr.
On the distribution OF labor-Elder W.
T. Knox. Takoma Park; l. r. Conrad.
Hamburg. Germany; l. n. Evans.
Shanghai. China: W. B. White. South