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nation, to the effect that she is pushed forward by the influence of strong drink. To this statement. Dr. J. G. Robinson, reviewed the civilza- tion of Germany, and stated that the conference could not afford te make such statement. pr. R. M. Perrin also spoke along the same line as did Dr. Robinson.
 Bishop Chappelle said:
 ''The whole European war is being wag6d for comm ercial purposes, and for the winning of power in govern ment. As to Germany being pushed forward by whiskey, 1 wish to say, If whiskey can make a people defend themselves. as the Germans are doing, God grant that more people who are defenseless be given such whiskey as they are using. | do no, believe it. The German people are the highest civilized people on the face of the globe, and they are win ming their victories by sup riority of intellect and fighting power. Talk of a people being drunk who are fighting the world handed, is bosh. Anyhow, when you talk about the question of temperance, I tell you the people are going to get whiskey when they want it. You will never legislate whiskey out. The only way to get the people to stop drinking whiskey, is to get them to take the Gospel. When a mob goes cut at night, and a thousand men take one poor helpless man, tied and bound and tako>E!a life, more savag- cry is shown in that act, than can be found on all the battle fields of Europe"
 List of Appoint ments,
 The following appointments were read:
 Transferred to the Arkansas con- ference, Dr. J. w. Whitesides, and appointed presiding elder of the Fort Smith district.
 Pine Bluff district-The Rev. Jas. Jcnes, D. D.. presiding elder; St. John, Pine Bluff, the Rev. o. l.. Moody, E. D.; Allen Temple. Pine Bluff, Rev. R. M. Perrin, D. D.; Wards chapel, Rev. R. T. Thomas; Stewards chapel, Rev. J. A. Redd; Ain circuit Rev. w. R. Steward; Moscow, Rev. Y. A. McDade; Sul- phur Springs, Rev. G. H. Kinard; Mt. GilliaYd, Rev. F. M. Harris; Lytes circuit, Rev. R. Bloom; Rison, Rev. F. R. Washington; Young's circuit, Rev. H. H. Harris; Ht. Olive, Rev. c. Stewart; Wards missicn, Rev. l.. Butler; Turner mission, Rev. J. D. Henry.
 Hamburg district, Rev. J. H. Clay born, B. D., presiding elder; Hamburg Rev. J. w. Gates; Fountain Hill, Rev. l.. D. Bracy; Crossett, Rev. P. H. Green; Whitelow, Rev. R. w. Powlll; Portland, Rev. M. 5. Moore; Thebes, Rev. J. D. Carmicheal; St. Paul, Rev. A. A. Hudson; WilmOt, Rev. G. w. Wilburn; Childress, Rev. J. J. Harris; Kimbol, Rsv. J. M. Fonville; Whites, Rev. R. l.. Meade; Snider, Rev. c. F. NeWton; Sunshine, Rev. L. Goodwin; conference evangelist, Rev. R. H. Hurst; state evangelist, Rev. T. J. Hill, D. D.
 Dumas district, Rev. P. w. DeLyles, D. D.. presiding elder. Dumas, Rev. L. A. Dangerfield; Tarry, Rev. T. M. Norris: Bartholomew, Rev. Wm. Tay- Tor; Grady, Rev. Lee Hussy; Tamo, Rev. l.. s. Charles; Star City, Rev. General Jones; Winchester, Rev. J. T. Bedding; Mt. Comfort, Rev. c. A. Hall; Young's mission, Rev. c. P. Pollard; Platersville, Rev. R. L. Pip kins; Lea and Gould, Rev. V. J. Barnes; Monticello circuit, Rev. M. Cullver; Rockville, Rev. D. J. Mar tin; conference missionary, Rev. S. w. Wilkerson: district missionary, Rev. Vim. Ward; district evangelist, Rev. w. Jackson.
 Monticello district, Rev. H. Scott, D. D., presiding elder. Monticello, Rev. w. E Prnitt, D. D.; Warren, Rev. A. A. Fleming, D. D.; Wilmar, I Rev. J. w. Shumpert; Hermitage, Rev J. o. Williams; Banks, Rev. B.. J. Adkins; Farrell, Rev. M. Scott; Vicks. Rev.. J. A. Fulbrigtt; Warren circuit, Rev. M. M. Martin; Bethel circuit, Rev. N. T. Thompson; Mon- tongo. Rev. D. Lambert; St. Paul, Rev. w. T. Steward; Ladelle, Rev. 5. w. 1 Daniels.
 Dermott district, Rev. H. D. Brown, presiding elder. Dermott, Rev. s. l.. Franklin; Eudora, Rev. HI. S. Scott; Arkansas City, Rev. A. NJ. Evans; Nc Geheee, Rev. c. W. D. Bland, b. D.;
 Baxter, Rev. A. Russell; Lake Vil- lage, Rev. N. l.. Jenkins; Macon, Rev. IT. NJ. Norris; Jackson, Rev. N. c. Campbell; MoIyeIl. l.s Rev. Wm. Ander'