El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

escort men 80 dozen fresh Illinois
eggs to be used in the kitchen I'm
question, 20 make delicacies for other
sick and dying men,
] 1t happened also that when men re-
z covered sufficiently their mothers or
wives invited them TO Seabury house
TO a home dinner Then other SICK
men. their mothers not with them,
wanted invitations and received them.
] The result is that TO date home
dinners have been served at Seabury
house TO 2200 hospital men. whose
homes are in almost every state, but
IN largest numbers from Texas. IL
linois, Mississippi. Alabama Okla
h0ma. Minnesota and California
Protestants IN South.
The Panama canal and the Spanish
American war brought church compll-
cations into the West Indies. iuvOlv-
ing the Episcopal church here and the
church Of England American Episco-
palians argue that the church must
follow the flag, and IL has done so in
the canal zone and in Porto Rico u
also went into Cuba The English
church nad long maintained work In
Jamaica. Barbados and British Gul-
ana. and It's Jurisdiction now extends
throughout Central America. and in
the Republic or Panama The Re
public and the Panama zone are dis
tinct therefore in their Anglican
church alliance
Transfer Of British interests TO
American hands brings opposition.
Bishop Dunn Of Honduras, in charge
Of Panama. is in this country In ef-
forts to secure funds to strengthen
the work under him and also 20 Sc
cure If possible the creation Of West
Indian province, with seat Of an arch
bishop i1 Jamaica, and frequent con-
derences between the ANGLICAN bish-
ops throughout all OF the West Indian
Islands no such conferences are now
held. and &c Is charged there is over
tapping and some inefficieucy.
Bishop Dunn is at the head OF
district Of tremendous extent in miles, I
with almost no railroads and is de-
pendent upon shipping companies ]
with infre1uent services TO get from
republic 10 republic He thinks he I
could use q bis boat Of his own. T
somewhat after the plan followed By !
missionaries in Labrodar. and has just /
sailed for England in efforts 70 se-
cure one. The proposal is 10 create i
an American district. with head ]
quarters eiter in Honduras OF Pana-i :
ma, and a West Indian province. with
an arcbisop resident at Kingston, !
Jamaica
Americans Go to East.
The cables bring the news that two 7
American leaders. one Of them Rev. ]
Dr. Henry Churchill King. president Of I
Dberlln univ ersirr. are 10 90 from i
Paris Immediately the conference ]
ends, TO Syria, COnstantinople and I
Palestine TO confer with near east re- I
lgiOus and political authorities about I
the forms OF government 10 be I
adopted there. and what mandatory I
powers shall be chosen for them This I
news comes TO CONGREGATIONAL leaders /
here, resident In the near east. who /.
have lately appered before the COM I
mittee Of the conference at Paris. The Z
second Of two American delegates is I
Charles r Crane Of Chicago.
Men Identified with Beirut and T
Robert colleges went by invitation 4
before the Paris conference and asked I
that the poole Of Syria at least be per-
mitted to vote on their form Of gov
eminent. and on the mandatory pow
er. This request was also made IN /
behalf OF Palestine. although the con- ]
Eregational authorities say they D
scrupulOusly refrain from expressing /
any opinions OF their own. although I
they were pressed by the conference /
to do So The form OF the presenta-
ton 70 the conference was a great !
blanket sheet. four pages. printed in I
very large type on the inside pages. ]
he left hand page In French. the
riEht hand English II IS stated that