Arizona republican., 1916-10-26

tors in all probability will be well paid
 The lower house vetoed the proposal of the commission and voted to drop the objectionable part of the present rubric.
 The lower house approved rccom- mendation to insert in the service for the visitation of the sick a rubric di- recting that the 'sick person shall be moved to make a special confession of his sins if he feels his conscience trou- bled with any matter; after which con- fession the minister shall assure him of Gods mercy and forgiveness"
 The rubric. which to be incorporated in the prayer book, must be approved by the house of bishops. was adopted only after vigorous protests had been voiced by the Rev. George C. Foley, O. Philadelphia and Judge Joseph Pack ard, of Baltimore, chairman, had been forced to decide deadlock in the vote. The house of deputies adopted for the first time in the history of the church a prayer for the dead This action also is subject to the concur renee of the house of bishops.
 Heretofore. 1t was said. such prayers have been confined to the ritual of tho Roman Catholic church. Leaders Of
  timent is a direct result of the great de0th toll in Europe.
 Two prayers for the dead were sut- mitted in the prayer book commissions report. one being re-coTmitted to the commission and the other adopted. The commission also approves proposals to include in the prayer book for the first time blessino for g~aves and speoial funeral office fo- children Slirht chanees also were made in tho sentence Of commital in the office fn~ the dead. These retained. however the expression of hope for the general res urrection and of the second coming Of Christ
 The Rev. John F. Sulrn- of Te~ro Haute. Ind. urged the inclusion in the prayer hook of a service to he read at the fUnn -als Of unha mt ised adults eX- i communicates and suicides. for whom there Is at present no service. The proposal was rejected after the Rev. Robert Talbot. of Washineton. D. c. had asserted that no clergyman of the 1 church ever refused such persons hnria' ] service. althouph rone is nrovided in the prayer hook He added. howeve~ ! that he did not believe they should have inc same service as Christ ans " 1 That the Tinted States flag should 1 p'FNRN T p'fnIitlf't Bl7f'f III tNf' 1 Protestant Epscopal church in the I country was urged by speakers at a i joint session on missions of the houses 1 of the convention today.
 1 Dr Reese attacked what he termed | "erotional evangelism.'
 | "It is sensational. commercialiZ liZed ! and heoats irreverance he addod. 1 The Right Rev Daniel S. Tuttle. S' i Louis. presiding hshop of the chu-ch ' also urged that flags should wave ir ] every church
 ] The Rev Edward " Osborne wh' re""nflv resi~ned as hishon of Spring field Ill.' the Ri~ht Rev He~r'ar Fa re i bishop of Spol,ane' the Plight PeV 1 .Iui'us w Atwood h'shon of t-izona i and the Right Rev John p Tvlor O ! North Dnrota '~'A nf their experience 1 in the mission field.
 Two nnissiona~v hishons were elected l bv the house of bishops foda". Tn 1 Rev. Frank Touret of Cobra d [ Springs was chosen bishop of western i Colorado while the Rev. Hugh L. Rur- 1 leson. of New York editor of ''The i Spirit of Missions" organ of the churc ! hoard of missions. was selected for th 1 Episropate of South Dakota Pot
 elections are subject to the confirraa
 ton of the lower horse
 pr. Touret has held pastorates in