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tian Citizens on Disarmament, which
| Il is proposed 20 hold In washington,
ID. c., October 30 TO November e."
Disarmament Approved.
The resolution follows:
| "fnasmuch as the International Com
ference on the Limitation OF Arma-
ment, which is TO meet IN washing
ton, ID. G., on November II, IL fraught
with immeasurable possibilities for the
welfare OF mankind: and
| "Inasmuch as we believe that the pur-
pose OF the Conference can never be
attained without the blessing of God
and that only by His aid and by
obedience TO His will as revealed by
the Prince OF Peace can the world be
saved from the folly, waste. horror
and sin Of war; therefore be II
Resolved, That the stated clerk of
this Presbytery be directed TO express
TO the President OF the United States
our appreciation OF his leadership In
calling the Conference and assure him
of our prayers for Its success
"That the presbytery earnestly urges
it's churches and all of their members
to observe Sabbath, November 6. as
a day OF public and private prayer FOR
the success OF the Conference.
THAT pastors are hereby requisite,
TO preach on that day on some phns,
OF the application OF Christian prin
ciples 70. the problem OF world peace
"That we suggest 20 churches an,
their organizations that they adop
resolutions and forward them TO Tn,
President OF the United States an,
60 the secretary OF the conference o,
the Limitation OF Armament, com
mending efforts in behalf OF the con
comitant disarmament Of the nation
and respectfully requesting that tn
conference shall in it's deiiberation
ask FOR Divine wisdom and seek 10
obedience 10 the te, chings OF tn
Prince Of Peace.
THAT the Presbytery express It's sp
prevail OF the calling OF Disarma
ment conference Of Christian Citizen
by the National Reform Association
to meet at Washington, ID. c.. Octobe
30 to November 2. for the purpoc, 9
focalizing Christian sentiment in be
half OF the objects OF the Internations
Conference of the Powers
Election Of Womea.
To the committee on bills and over
lures was referred an overture frot
the General Assembly proposing IN
election OF women TO the deaconshir
! also, an overture from the GeRer,
\ Assembly, proposing the election ,
y commissioners 10 the General Assem-
hly for two years. instead of one yea
5 Rev. Aquilla Webb preached inter
estingly last night to large corgr'
CATION. thinking Black" was his sui
iect and Corinthians O. % his text
II have become all things 10 all me
4 til may by all means be able
!, save some"
s Rev. LendriclS McMastin has reiir
/ guished the pastorate Of Elsmel
q Presbyterian Church TO resume h
n studies at Auburn Theological Sem
( nary.
Y Can OF DIR. webb Approved.
Today's session opened with do
; votional exercises conducted by Re-
I Il. X Van de Kan.
Preshytery approved the call OF Re
AquIlla Webb from the Presbytery {
c Philadelphia to the pastorate OF Firr
70 Central Presbyterian Church. Wi
J. mington; of Rev. n. Everett Hallma
t from the presbytery OF Carlisle. Pa.
e the pastorate Of First Presbyteria
c Church, Newark: and OF Rev. Thoma
Y Parker Mckee from the Presbytery {
= New Brunswick, n. j., "a the pastoi
n ate OF West Nottingham Presbyteria
4 Church.
k Presbytery fixed Tuesday. octob,
4 is, at S p. m, for the installation {
Rev. Aquilla Webb. Rev. J Watkir
h Lacy, moderator of Presbytery. wi
- preside. Rev Charles l. Candee
n Wilmington. will offer prayer Re
a II. +. Swearingen, moderator Of Il
a General Assembly. will preach II
. lsermon. Rev. ]. Gray Bolton of Phil;
o delphia, will deliver the charge 10 Il
a pastor and Rev. John f. Carson
Brooklyn, y. Y. will deaver the oharl
q TO the people.
Preshytery fixed Thursday, Octob,
. 6. at 7.30 p. m.. for the installation
= Rev. Thomas Parker Mckee. Rev.
Watkins Lacy, moderator OF Presb,
:, terry, will preside. Rev. William
% Price of Aberdeen, Md, will preach Il
sermon. Rev. A. Louis hyde of Ca
= - giss. Md, will offer prayer Re
Samuel Polk of Lawrenceville, n.
> VIII deliver the charge to the paste
! and Rev. Joseph Brown Turner
Port Deposit, Md, will deliver Il
y charge to the people.
u Presbytery fixed Thursday. octob
II II n for tha n ia f.
u of Rev. II. Everett Hallman. Rev.
a Watkins Lacy. moderator of Presb
ne terry, will preside. Rev. T. c. MEGA
d roll of Carlisle, Pa. will preach t
as sermon. Rev. Charles l.. Candee
al Wilmington will deliver the charge
ri the people and Rev. Joel s. Gilfilan
ie. Wilmington will deliver the charge
w the pastor.
rd Rev. David Reed presented the
ne port Of the committee on young pt
Mt pies work, which was not SO sat
be factory as Presbytery desired.
lie Rev. u. Franklin Smiley review
a. and praised the young peoples CO
T. ference held at Westminster, Md, dl
ing the summer.
On motion of DR.. Smiley, Presbyte
decided to combine the committee
young peoples work and the co
mittee on Sunday school work, a
irt named the combined committee 81
committee on religious education"
d. Rev. l.. p. Bowen, formerly of n
Use Castle Presbytery. now of Norf
nd, Presbytery, presented to New Cas-
ad Presbytery a gavel made of locust a
of cedar wood taken from trees near
grave of Rev. Francis Maken
De- founder Of the Presbyterian Church
I tho TFpSfad Cfo4a.