Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26

fNi'' ''f'ttf' Nv constitutional courts.
The report WAS unanimously adopt
vd and Vice Moderator Abcrcrombie
rplninivd a Judicial commission con-
alallna W ilrNn, r. q. clark. Freely
iluhivr ana W. y, Eaxlcaon pf Wash
lnnlun, a. A. Hubert. j. A. Neshlt and
" ilart ~ i,altimnre and Edward
Ntiuht ~ iisllstcn. Md. and Elders
NJ v ttlitend.n and w N. Booth OF
WaAhlnnlon ana Josiah Clift. Jr., of
baltimore.
Title iudieial commission went 20 n
runlnl,tuv room And began considcra-
iiun of the complaint.
Althuush IN. synod has not al
Nuls"d the nature of the complaint. n
y understood the Elkton church COM
rialnh ~ the rrrnh,tcry tahling pc.
ililon fnf the Railing ~ congrega.
tlAnnl msetlnH Co ciuyt elders, of the
refusal ~ the rrcahytcfiai committe,
ln increase tbs number vt elders from
lhlpp iu seven, ~ delay In installing
tntArN system for the election OF
pidets ana ~ alleged arbitrary dcci-
aluus ~ IN krigor, chairman of the
I i'ipahN ietlel committee, and Rev. John
~ tiahe. moderator of the church.
The iHsHhNtvrN held brief meet
Z ina Yesterday afternoon and directed
lhu ritshNipiial committee To- prepar,
rppuli Zoe consideration by the Pres.
h,iety aud the judicial commission TO.
dak,
iluy, ., a. lacy reporting Co IN,
Hfnml fur the committee on Genoml
Assembly minutes, read sections re-.
iuitlna iu the Assomhlv's pustentatior
uf the i'fvaNytcry's appeal from the
Hl nuda decision Ia the McElmoyl,
/ thHp
+ upN ilenfy Runner presented IA,
uunrt ~ the aynuds committee on
dtluhap before the General Assembly
"thu committee Ia not satisfied now
pniprlhlh ln the matter of the dis
solution ul she pastoral relations hc.
tween nr Mvi'lmoyie and the Elktot
phuUh thu report said The Assem-
lHha judicial commission austainc,
lhu Npiral ~ the lrcshytory ~ New
tRalip Whlph hpvRnp the action ~ IN,
Assembly ana ended the ease" The
thWuutiur appended 10 own Judgment
lHtNhiinr be- Dissatisfaction with th'
hndlnr ul tho Assembly ana express
lhn lhp uplnion that the judicial com
Hilsaun erred
fhr H,nud adopted the reports c
mHh committees
Thp rfpahytpfica of baltimore. New
thflh and Washington were instruct
ud W lhp SYNOD Ca inquire into th'
Iurhl status w The rieht ~ trustees {,
transfer vhurvh property from on'
denomination a. another.
iluN, W. v, crafts presented th'
iflluWlua resolution, which the syno,
adopted
llrsnlNpa That We have read with
alarm inf the honor ana welfare ~ oui
auuNin that the Secretary ~ th,
Treasury and the Internal Revcnu.
ttmmlssiOner have issued regulation
hllHWinH ductors W prescribe two an,
uhp half HAllnnn ~ beer as often a
lhui thnose or two quarts of wine =
Wl strength in both eases We appca
i0 thu drA majority uf tho Unite,
Hhtrn Senate 40 whose failure 20 De-
uHt half dnfpn fIllhustering Scna
iUtH Ni uHing clDturo this tragic ac
ui lrv rfrhsur is mainly due, 90 ap
uN ~ onco that drastic method q
mOlvtliua majority rule We arr th'
muft sHicuuus because great mum
brIs ~ furrlsnors " omincncc arr
HtHn a. tlsll oar country, and thi
afAnhsl ~ prescfihinE beer which wa
W0i she custom even under license
WlN inevitably Increase tho lawhrcak
inN 70 nuf reorie u no, speedily pre-
vented
llay William N. wilcox read IN
narrative fd christian llfa and WORK
go reported that the synod has rs
churches win membership ~ 90.
tti. hn increase ~ asa during IN
Ntaf THE attendance is good a
mnfninr services bat only fair a
NlNhi Thirty one churches lack pae
tUfu Hiktt ier cent ~ the Sunda
schools teach ne shorter Cntechisu
seventy nte psf cent ~ the churcho
.hBtt iuuuu ppuplea societies Twenty
aik hnVhsF have mortgages amount
InH tu tlAfkHo Systematic coniribu
fHs number ittta. and contributor
t hUnttulpncus number iatbo -,
enit nyp churches have manses.
The synod commended The rrcshs
lr0iRn TfAininE srhuh Baltimore.
iirt charles ~ Mcdonald made a
address usl home missions
tlrt Francis % Moore rad men
uuh ni Nuts Henry a Mason. Edwl
if inHs Edward ilfde Robbins. Joh
.tHNlu Flf nnd Paul = Walter pesik
thu diet duilur ths year
West Church Faty thc members ,
ihr Synod n testimonial dinner froi
fn tn ESQ nrlut Tuhlss decorate
ulfh UnfnafiHnH were sri in the Bih.
haH han nn4 caterer Clarence ,
fl.I| provided d tempting menu. A
.i hHHifu of Whl. b charles M Bank
sac dIrnriuf furnished exoeiief
munN iiU iippn e. seearlugei
W.arIhiuf W thr Drnrml AsEemhll
anH iirp iHnls Madge state
Nfi nf fht Assembly made pus'
IlHndln' hddfpasua spuukinF Goa relis
lHu uluhtNn
Ihnit WHH o. popular meeting lai
NiUNt WttU Nrf Henry D MnEt'
frf lrNpl iht uuft Uf Toe Board
Ministerial itfHtf end FaHtrntation.
HhNN hl r rpnrfHi ateruiar1 and ID
Huthunttn inlH achievements of "a
l'ItaNtfulnN thHrh
fudafs session.
Iftludlnr Hn open forum with Re-
HHUHd AZ suhinHon presiding Rev.
tHNfln smiley presented to a
HfuuH iuHHt lhp repuft ~ ne con
Hnif un religious rdufHtion.
WNHh ihf fulluwlnF b. an abstract;
Nrttf NHf the world Boa mo
hanuf condition than az the preset
; umf
Np hatr hrrn Warring and wofl
HH Hnd NhillnF fuf world psar
insIuna ur hUd ourselves oppress'
h hnlt HuH want distressed by o.