Evening journal., 1921-11-16

Ing bishop and council. was the con-
Guiding speaker at the morning ses-
sion.
lie said: w are now having a
religious revival. no doubt OF IL,
when the President at Arlington
said tho Lords Prayer last Fri
day, and thousands who heard those
words at Madison Square barred their
heads and Joined In II. We are be-
ginning TO realize religion depends
on education. The day OF emotion
alism Is past. We will never have
another Billy Sunday or a Moody.
There can be no democracy
without religious education. Kings,
aye even Congresses, are waning in
power. The giving Of allegiance 20
God by the individual is the only
thing that will do
Committees Elected.
The nominating committee named
the following committees who were
elected:
For member. OF Presiding Bishop
and Council. Bishop John Gardner
Muncy, OF Maryland.
Executive committee, John S.
Bryan, Virginia
Standing committee on Missions,
Rows. Arthur c. Thompson. OF
Southwest Virginia; David W. How
ard, Southern Virginia, Conrad II.
Goodwin. West Virginia; u. W. Cur
ran. Washington; Edward b. Brin-
, ton, Harrisburg; Frederick Bring
hurst, Wilmington; Mayor w. II.
Coyle. Bethlehem. Pa.
Religious education, Rt. Rev. Rob
ert c. Jett. d. D.; Rev. T.. J. owen,
Erie; Richard II. Morris. Pennsyl-
vania.
, Social service to MI vacancies,
Rev. Richard W. TrapneI. Whining
= ton.
The session took recess at 1
=. o'clock for luncheon at the Hotel
, DUPONT
: Members OF the clergy OF the Dio-
cese OF Delaware, who are attending
The sessions OF the Synod. held a
meeting this morning. when the
mission-to-mission man was dis
cussed. II is planned to hold a
. series OF conferences and meetings
in the churches OF this diocese. be-
. ginning Sunday. November 27.
The names of the clergymen who
J, are to conduct the meetings will be
- announced later.
- For Arms Limitation.
The greatest portion OF yesterda,
. afternoons session OF the Synod wa,
y devoted TO hearing the report OF tn,
n committee on despatch Of business
q although resolutions urging the sup,
port OF international limitation o
armaments, now being considered a
p. Washington were presented. The,
10 were referred TO the despatch com
n mittee.
n The Rev. F. orr johnson. pro
e posed the following:
g Resolved, That we send greeting
:. to the Conference on the Limitation
le of Armaments and assure you tha
Al the prayer OF the Synod OF the Epis
T. copal Province OF Washington to Al
J. mighty God is that your labors ma
al be guided and blessed Of Him to tn
D. end that a definite and decisive for
a ward step be taken at this time in tn
to direction Of the gospel OF under
re standing peace and good will anon
Id the nations OF the earth by the re
Us moval OF the causes OF possible In
III ternational rivalry and discord an
I'd by the elimination Of the heavy bui
We dens OF armaments. which have b'
c. come an increasing menace TO n
ly peace OF the world, rather than
III safeguard and defense from the no
he rors OF war. In your deiiberatioi
3. may you be upheld by the know
ri edge that men OF all nations and PEI
IL Piles are with you in your efforts (,
re the furtherance Of universal peace
n Bishop James Henry Darlingto
II proposed the following resolution
r which are Identical with resolution
ns adopted by the Synod of the Prov
sc ince Of the Far West;
s. Resolved, That we extend 20 IN
"a President OF the United States OF
lA profound gratitude for calling th
AZ Conference on the Limitation {
Armaments and give him assuranC
n OF our prayers that the conferenS
p may be Instrumental in bringlr
:" about a return Of peace on cart
= goodwill toward men,.
Resolved. That we respectful
~ ask the bishops of our church in IN
land and the bishops Of the Anglica
- Commission to summon our peop
= to prayer and to set forth speci
- forms of prayer asking Almigh
God 10 direct and prosper the col
or ference that there may be initiate
- such an Association of Nations tn
he the growing fear OF another w
.a,- may be dispelled and peace az
20 happiness. truth and Justice. r
,,e lision and piety may be establish
on for all generations
- "a
In resolutions be forwarded to the Pre-
or ident OF the United States and 10 q
ase members OF the United States Sena
and copies be sent to the bishops
he the American Commission and so Z
OIL as may be 20 the administrati
list heads OF all other Christian Coz
he missions"
Ing One deputy thought the Syn
i'd should express gratitude TO Seer
81 tary OF State Hughes. and anoth
ers suggested that women. as we'll
IN men, be mentioned In the resol
fhe tions.
Another resolution referred 10 n
ion committee was one favoring
r operation and expressing the frien,
in interest OF the synod to Nicho
]. OF Csesarea, Archbishop Of Consts
nth tinople.
wn, Resolutions favoring the fosteri
OF the Laymen's organization vi
ms held up tentatively until the appoi
ay- ment OF special committee to c,
cd | slider IL when IL "a ornecfod fhe 70