The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-18

 RAISE CAMPAIGN
 FUNDBY S5O,OOO
Go on Record for Conference on Arms Limitation-An- daluSia to Get Next
 Meeting

Talladega, November 1f.=(Special.1 The Presbyterian synod today went on record as being in hearty accord with the conference on limitation of armament, and after prayer for ifs success so wired Senator Underwood.
 It has been decided to increase the campaign fund in Alabama by $50,- 900, making a total of s550.000. Of this, the Presbyterian college at Mem phis Will receive $200, 900, the college at Anniston S175,0O0. Columbia semi nary s25,000 and s100,000 for the orr phanage at Talladega. The remainder will he used to IiqIidate the indebt edness of the old Isbell college prop 'erty here and Anniston college. The property here will then be deeded 10 tn trustees of the First Presbyte- rian church. A commission of three. consisting of l.. M. Hooper, J. w. Sibley and H. Nj Moffett has been named to carry out the instructions of the synod at Mobile, and the pro ceeds of the sale of the property will be turned over to the treasurer of the campaign fund.- This means the continuance of the college at Annis- ton. The Talladega property will not be sold until after the next meeting of the synod.
 Not to Ride On Sunday.
 A resolution was adoptedi calling upon all ministers, officers and mem bers to refrain from attending base ball or other commercial sports on Sunday, and from using trains on that day.
 The report on foreign missions called for nurses and physicians, none of which have been furnished by this synod. In seven months this synod Rev Lacy I. Moffett of China addressed the synod on the subject of foreign missions in that country and Rev. A. c. McKinnon on the work in Africa
 H. L. Anderson of Birmingham spoke of the southern inter-racial commission. We, as the dominant race" said the speaker, need never fear any social or political equal ity. andS as the dominant race We must see that the other race gets proper education and religious in- structions. This work can only prop erly be done by southern men and women. In Alabama there is com ,mittee of 65, including the outstand- ing people of the state
 Orphanage Report.
 The orphanage report showed about 100 being cared for and applications from about75 more. Additional funds are needed, however A special of- fcring is asked on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
 pr. D. H. ogden of Mobile urged that special field worker be sent out to organize woman's auxiliaries to aid in church work. The report was adopted.
 Rev. R. w. Miles told of religious work in. state schools and of the successful ,efforA at Auburn and elsewhere In looking after the Pres byterian students,
 Rev. F. H. Carmichael spoke on similar work at Montevallo.
 J. B. Knox of Anniston is trustee of the Montreal Retreat association.
 The benevolent budget of $213.59o has been apportioned as follows: East Alabama, s46,00o; Mobile, S31 ,000; North Alabama, s93,590; Tuscaloosa. s43,000. T. L. McGill of Selma and Dr. S. E. Hodges of Anniston are recommended for the general assem- bly, stewardships committee.
 The synod will meet hereafter on Tuesday after the second Sunday in October, instead of November. lnvi- tations were extended for the next meeting from Eufaula, Andalusia and Tuscaloosa, and Andalusia was se- lected for >the meeting next october.