Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17

cese Of Maryland. He receives his sup
port from the diocese Of Maryland and
from Grace and st. Peters Church.
He also receives a grant Of $500 from
the Society for Promotion Of Work
Among the Deaf. He has no rettory.
There is no church for the deaf GER
vices being held in parish houses.
REV. Franklin c. stnielau. who IL
In charge OF the dioceses OF Harris
burg, bethlehem, Pittsburg and Erie.
His support Is Furnished by these dio-
ceses. He also receives grant OF
$500 per annum from the society. He
has no rectory and no special church
for his services. He travels on an
average. 10000 miles every year.
Rev. Henry ]. Pulver who Is In
charge of the dioceses Of Washington,
Virginia, Southern Virginia, South
western Virginia and West Virginia
These several dioceses provide his sal
larry. He also receives an annual grant
OF $500 from the society. Mr.. Pulver
was ordained to the diaconate last
June at All Souls Church, Philadel-
phia. after having taken his theoloEi-
cal courIe at the Philadelphia Divini-
ty School. lie Is. in addition to his
work. now pursuing studies under the
faculty OF the Virginia Seminary,
looking toward the degree of Bachelor
lof Divinity and to his ordination as
priest. lie has the largest field in the
province, but has no rectory or church
THE commission is glad TO an
nounce another candidate for holy
orders in the person OF Warren Nj
Smaltz, who lis now pursuing his theo-
logical studies at the Philadelphia Di-
lvinity School. lie is n man OF mark
ed ability and of great promise. Your
commission has appointed him as'
sistant to its secretary. at salary Of
$3.50. and placed him in charge OF thu
affairs OF the society under the com
:. mission. lie also receives gran
of 5000 per annum from the socict,
toward his seminary expenses"
THE Synod, at it's last session, di
rccted the commission to take owe
the financial affairs OF the Society 70
Promotion of Work among the Deaf
! This has been done, with the cordia
Incorporation OF the officers OF the so
cicty. Arthur Boehm. treasurer Of tn
Executive Council of Maryland, ha
4 kindly accepted the duties as treasure
. of the commission, without salary, an
: all donations are now sent directly Z
I, his Office, at the Diocesan House, 40
North Charles street, Baltimore. Thi
; lnew arrangement went into effect las
March and has worked a large savin
lin the expenses of the society
"The receipts of the society fror
January /, 1920, TO March /. 1921, wer
s4.202. After all bills. salaries an
:. grants had been paid there RENAME
S1.966, which were added to the re
serve fund. thus making this fun
:, Iamount TO s2,266 invested in Bibert
o Bonds (s300) and ether good securitie
2 Csl.966). The object OF this reserv
fund is TO provide, wholly or In par
e for the preparation OF deaf candidate
FOR the ministry.
The amount OF cash on hand Nc
!, vember 10 was s1,lT4.
THE society has already assiste
two candidates, and there is brigi
!. prospect that one or two will preser
themselves in the near future.
q "The commission asks for donation
y for thi. special work. We can we
; employ several deaf clergymen in OF
Province. where two of our preser
q missionaries are little more tina
e travelling agents and can do very III
o tie intensive work. Much OF the
d time is simply wasted on railroa
: trains.
t. NO funds will henceforth be SC
d llicited outside the Third Province"
It Rev. Arthur Powell also spoke o
Il church work among the deaf.
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew.
. Frederick Bringhurst, presentin
: the report Of the Brotherhood of S
II Andrew. said the past year had bee
d one of the most successful years
q the Brotherhood's history. Chapter
and assemblies functioned more e
Is iciently than ever before. TT
y brotherhood. as a national organic;