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THE SUN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1916.
DR. HUGHES LEADS
IN VOTE FOR BISHOP
jrctlwxli.sfs lo Choose Seven,
hu Holiest Mini h 7rt
Short of Kleetlon.
FOIK ItALIiOTS SIMtKAU
Paratixia. Mny 1 T Tlif Methndlat
ncneritl Confcience "pent the (treater
pari of lo.iUy lullolln without avail
for Id. Imps of the church. icti nre tn
Ite iho-rti, liiit when the result nf the
fourth ballot wit. itiuiiiunccd.it 1 0 o'clock
to-nlRlit noun of the lift v or more ran
lllllHleM hull IcrelVcd Hie llCCCWUrV tWO- .
third- Another I..1II..1 una immediately , cnvld ml ,,1B Umt fnr c,lon hiI,
niitered, Sent y SOU volet were .nat KtrAril Tho ,.,v Jr, ,,, , tvltn
On Hie fourth li.illot there wim until- .nn, Mrjcrator of Ntv York 1'res.bt Icry,
nit to Indicate that the dead uck would no) conlltlwone, ,,,1, yt.ar,
be rnded forn.ial .Liy,. On the ron-l,,, B , ,rvc,. ,!e ,
Si '. '! " . ".. -r. ''"'J. ' '"i' i 'otiferei.ee with the other com-
t'.itid . ! lott HtreuKlli. I he l ev. .Mat monp. Complaint li heard by the
I- .'1"!,I"'H- who topped the 11.1, lost Ncw yorkerll ',, osftlureit adopted
twelve front the previous li.'illnl and the
? r?.. '.rVl.V.V,""0!'"1!'.?, '""."'"-.VH've not been reported to New York.
mL M r " ?,Tm V! ,u i?ll,'n" N.w York eommlMlonera are
f 1 "c . .6SV""1 ",r; '.V" ? TlPPle. whow ,,. ,,.,r( , , h(1 n chMKt:
Kt .uuTirrso.orntx .hor,
of the necessary nutnher
Am Krti.tl U III t-n.tlll ..r 111., lift! .-.!.
lot wm li'.iil thN umiiilnn It nan ap
parent that
.i d.idiH-k w.. in f.Kht '.'
The names of Ml .-l.iK.vni. n appealed,
ranlnK fron, more than t0(. volei down
to one apiece. Siilllclent htr.'tislh was
shown ntnotiR the l.-.i.l I njc c.itullilntes to
Indicate, that the strmiKle would lie pro
longed, Because the process of counting re-
quires, at least two bonis. fte.uem ad. . h" nbsolutely faithful to the Injunc
Journments wne noccearv On the firm Hons of the tleneral Ae-emhly of the
ballot the leading ten were not nunche I lM few years and to tlie Westminster
closely. The sciond showed no material
change, but on the third, which was an
pounced Just befoie dinner to-night, the
first h.ilf iloien gained considerable
strength, ami there was some Indication
that the deadlock might he broken.
On tho third ballot "4n votes were nee.
eaaary for a choice. The first ten were
the Itcv. Matt S. Hughe. Pasadena,
Cel.. 460 : the Itev. Adna W Leonard,
Keattle, Wash.. 4.19 ; the Itev. Franklin
Hamilton, chancellor of the American
University, Washington, D. C. ISO ; the
Iter. Charles II, Mitchell, Chicago. 448 ;
the Rev. Herbert Welch, president Ohio
Wesley nn University, Delaware, Ohio,
445; the Itev Thomas NIchoNon, sec
retary of Church Hoard of education.
New York, 44 4 , Dr. Kr.ra S. Tipple, pics
Ident Drew Theological Seminal y, Madl
Mn. N. .1, ,1!i2 the Itev. U llliam I--Oldham,
coi responding secretary Hoard
of Foreign Mli-slons. New York, 3! : tho
Hev. Charles K. I.ocke. lis Angeles. Cal..
2I; the Itev. Krncflt (5 nichanlson,
Brooklyn, Sin,
Dr. Heihert It. Workman, fraternal i
lelegate from the Mulish Western
.'hurch. bado farewell to the conference 1
delegate
Church
before salhng for his hotne
"I cannot tell when peace "hull .-ome
to the warring nations nf lluiojie," he
said, but I know- that It will not be as
sured until guarantees are given for the '
supprfesion of mllltar'sm. When peace Is ,,, Hn,j k1vpi, , for his guidance
effected 1 fut that Oermnny and l.'ng-n, BgVBtlon.
land may be dr.in together In true ., is iharged that candidates at tho
culture for the senlce of Hod." Aptll exainlnatloti denied the Inenrnn.
itlon of Jesus, This Is a mistake. They
OHIO BISHOP CUTS HIS SALARY. lhMrd their belief in the pr -existence
Mof Christ as a perpon ; In Ills deity as
,... ... . con of (lod. and they .ircepte-l as fun-
Tlir Itlul.l II.-. IIomI yt,u r dainenlBl t the Chr'.stmn gosi.el those
fa.iMio U niil- fur Ills Needs, truths which the doctrine of the virgin
(.,,,,.,.,.. m, ,,., ... , (-birth Is Intended to express ami con-
?,:id:s.l::tln,e'n,! -J, 2!J """L
nf the KliNontM. fllo'f.o nf wiuth-m t
Ohio. 1'i'c-f ini'iii i dcil that he he cut from !
mi finif'r m r4iuinrn i
o,0(.o. h.s p.rvenr f,i!ar He said the ,
J2.000 thus ilcdtictid could be Used to
great advairagv m widening the work
of the d-i(er in nllirr tl'lds
tllshop Vincent alo rcoiitnnded
that the s.i!n of Mihop Ciadjutot
Heee bp inalnta.ned at ti.nmi Itoth
these rei (I'linii'lidatlniis were curled out
but only af..-r sonip remonstrant opposi
tion from ,i number of delegates, who
felt the d.gnity of the lihop's ( fflce
would he impaired
$2 A HEAD TO HEAR WILSON.
President .iniiril h I'lnn In
I oliiliier.'lillljtr lllm.
Wafii'mitun May IT. If pieeeut ai
migetnents nic cartloil . 1 1 nil pees,in
admitted to the mind from wlu.-h presi
dent "M on will deliver an add less a'
Charlotte, N c on Saiurda will have
to pay from Jl to i a ln-ul
Charlotte has amtug'il to fleln-a.e
the Mecklenburg declaration of hide
latndence on Sunday, nod the l'e.dcnt
will he the headline .ittrnctlm Uliito
House otllciaK. wire aininicl tn-d.iy
when they learned that .Mr. VII'in wouU
nddresa a croud that would lie teiiulird
to pay to hear him.
The stand elected for the oic.ihI.iii will
seat 4,nn0, Choice seats will be s0M for
$2; those lees choice for $1. People In
the stand will he close to the President
and will he able to bear him. Others
will have to take their dunces
The President is said to he ihagrlned
over the nrrimgemeut and it is hoped
that C'harlo'te will abandon tlie plan to
commercialize the appearance of Mr
WIIon.
PIERRE DU PONT A DEFENDANT.
Parti. With Other Otlleers, fur III.
Terllnu (irenl Coinpiiiit i'niiils,
Wn.MINiiTON, Del. May IT -Two
Philadelphia nunufnctutern, Itobett K
and Klchiiid P M.-Nceley. tlleil a suit
In the United States DIMrlrt Court to
day agaln-t Pifrri" S. du Pont, president
of the i;. , du Pont de Nernout" Ponder
Compan), and othei Ulcers alleging they
had defrauded the (.otniiariy out of "sev
eral hundred thousand dollars" T Cn'c
man du ivuit as pies.dcut of the Intrr
national Powder "ntnpa n . , dissolved
corporation, film le named as a de.
lenant.
As st ckliolders Hie coinpl iln.inls al
lege tli.it Piesldent du Pont, .lohii .1
Jtaslcoh, trciiMiier IMnuitid (! Iluckner.
a director, and John P i.iffn, counsel,
by Illegal stock manipulation dlterted to
their own us... large sums of money. The
suit bears no relation to tlie I5fi, 000,000
action now pcml t g against the powder
nfllclals In the local I'ederal court, but
Iheio Is a Mtnllarltv In that tlie de.
fendaiitti are ac -uei of violating their
positions of trust
Villi. Driver. llrgnuUr.
It was announced yesterday that the
International llrotherhood of Teamstera
had sm-ree.ii.,1 in org.uilnliig the milk
wagon drivers nf the city, and the new-
union, now inmiheiing k.iiini. is making
demandH Mils week for higher wages, a ,
"holier work day and icogiililon of i
the union The action of Hie tr.i. istrs
depenilM on the reply of the companies, i
Two tliniisnml in Willie and loinmls
slon dilvers havo also submitted il.
mands.
GASOLINE
htfl rednrisl one-third hy u.ln our net.
KINGSTON
MOTOR TRUCK
CARBURETOR
Han tin l tinn Mijiiitinrii1
U hnllt
rt4sMiiv ir mnnir iruh
WILLIAM E. KEMP
ITS.1 HroailHat, New I nrk, N. 1 ,
I'noiio cirri, r.'m.
AWAKEN TO DEFENCE NEED
FOR NEW YORK PRESBYTERY
Leaders Will Deny That Control Is Exercised by Union
Seminary Working for Appointment of Com-
mittee to Come Here and Investigate.
Atlantic Citt. N. .1., May 17. The
New Vcuk rannnlMlontrn to tlie 1'rea
h) terlan lleneral A.embly, which will ,
eonvriie here to-morrow, rrfuacd to be-,
lleve until the second moetlnR of the i
Cincinnati Presbytery and the nctual ar
rival In Atlantic t'lty of the advance 1
Kuartl of cominla. loner, from the middle
West tlt.it their wim much net-il for i
Preparation of a deft-mo to prevent tlx. i
New York I'renhytery from being thtown i
out of trie iTtubyterlnn f hurrh.
-,., v....- Vnr, mmml..ni,r.' .r. no.
ZlltTX X'"" i
" I.'! u', nw v.. '
" vi . " ......
lll liaje Us defence on three points.
ITIieje are that the Oeneral Awembly by
'"', "
V ,,,",,
"' Rc '" "' 1",'1 flfn!lo"J "f c,!.n(1 !
dates for the ministry ; that New York
Is not controlled by Union Pemlrmry,
against which many huM the real op
position to He. and that, supreme above
nil oilier coiwlderatlons. New Yoili has
i;onresjioii or i-aitn. Tlie latter point
will be Insisted upon strenuously.
Disclaiming rpeclal knowledge of the
course the New York commissioners will
take In replying to the Cincinnati oust"
lug overtures and saying that as
uoueinior or tne .fw lorn rc.pyiery
le followed the ruling declared by the
assembly a few year ago concernln
qualifications of the three men llcense-l
In April laat, the Hcv. Dr. Mendenhalt
said .
"The New A'ork I'reibytery haa ever
been conscientious In Its work, honest
In its endeavors to do the right thing.
iKilh for candidate and the rhurch, and
ronv'need that the candidates were
worthy of rontUU-nce. The reports nf
our April meeting did not fully state the
facts It has been on garbled and In
accurate reports Hint Cincinnati and
other presbjterles have acted.
"The oung men. ("haTee. Douglass
and Knttnnek, at no time denied the
resurrection of t'hrlet from the dead.
'i the contrary, they nlllnne.l it in the
"'0' Po'tle ierm. They amrmed their
"'"'M'' the appearance of ( hrlst to Is
dimples after II. s resurrection in bodllv
form described In the i!opcl. They
si'd they belleveil the raising of I.atarus
snd other mlraclrti of our Lord: In the
Scriptures of (he Did and New Testa-
...ante a Mi. Vfrtr.l Cit I !n.1 InsttlrrI hv
.. . . . . ,
, 'j.T' . " .ul.L.ul
7'" ' . "Z?.Z . , .
v c.nioiiH Fiirrerins of Christ nnd by the
shedding of Ills htood (Iixl gave both .
FARLEY SHOWS POPE'S
INFLUENCE FOR PEACE
('nnlinnl Ailrtroso A liimiii of
tho North A moricim Col
li'irc in Itoiiic.
Cardme. I'ar'ey edil.fe. '.'no Cath
olic rlcrg)tlien In the MiAlpin Hotel rs
tenia) a'lernooii at -.lit luncheon which
marked the thlrty-eoond nnntml rtuulon
of the alumni of the North .Xmerlcnn Col
lege In Home. Ills subj-ct was "Our
Holy Kather, I'npe llenedlit XV" He
told of the Inlluenre of the Vatican in
tlie present war situation
"At the peace congress nt Tlir Hague
several years ago the pip.tl rfvrcentn
the was excluded, though now the very
nations thnt excluded him have their
sp"c!nl nmbassndors and tepresentntlve
In Home." said the Cardinal. To show
wi n! the Cope already had accomplished,
the faidlu.V reUted lmiv llii.Wiu irisoli
i re had been exchanged and tern luck
to t eir families th-.mmh the Cope's in
lluence. The Hev .Inhn .1. O'Hlien of t'ough
!eeise was ionstnia'ter. sitting between
Archbhhop llantla of Sun Krnnclsco nnd
C.irdlnnl l-"arle.. Archbishop Hannn
made on ad.hess, after which the V. ry
Itev. Dr Pace of th" Catholic Cnlver
s'ty In Washington spoke nf the Influ
ence of tile nluinn.
The next iiiculng will be held in Hal
I. mole In 1!UT. Letters of Imitation to
the society wete tecelved from the (lov
ernor of Mat viand and the Mayor of
Italtlmure, The officers elected yes
tetdny for the coming year were- I'rts
Ident. the Itev Michael .1 Itlordan of
llaltlmore . vlce-preiildems, the Hev.
Nicholas Walsh nf Hoston nnd the Hev,
William Sculleii of Cleveland, secretary
Ihe Hev .lames Talbot of New York .
treaMiier. the ev Joseph W Cortlgan
of Philadelphia) . lilstortall, the He
I'rancls C Campbell nf New Vork, ex
ecutle tommltlre, Ihe Very lie llenrge
A Itnuglierty. the Hev Louis ft Stick
ney uiul the 1 1-v Ilernatd .1 Mc.Nnmnni.
I A cablegrniu as received from the
Pope giving the Papnl bler.lng The
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
UNUSUAL VALUES
We Hill l I im' mil till' fnlltlvvllifcT car
(hi we"!,, all in KKt rntitlltlon ml m
Kir.nl- riNlucitl ptli i.
REAL BARGAINS
VELIE
i--IOIA. I" h, p Hedan
FIAT
FIAT
FIAT
FIAT
.'l."i li p . A iMSM-nver ToiirhiK
" Car
nil h p . .1 pa.rn.er Tourlnc
" far irray
M) h p, il cylinder, 7 pa.ien-
Ier Tniinni, electric .larllnK
nd IlKhllim
.1.1 h p. l.lmoiKlne el.s-lrlc
" atartlni and lUlHlng
I AT .MOTOR HAI.HH CO.
Ilroadvay nt .'.7 III HI
At'TOMOHII.K ANII JIOIOR TRUCK IN
rlTHt'C TION,
ST FA RT ifnnklct exnlal... w y
AlITO our cniir.. la HRiT In.p.t
M.'HOOI., our plant and ta conncd.
t: W, lth 81. LadlM' clmti.
an example r.f His love and satisfied
the require inont of dlvlnn Justice. They
alllrmed that full i-nlvntlon In given only
through Jesua Christ, nnd that Ood Is
In Christ rei duelling the world unto
Himself. That gospel, they said. Is the
supreme need of the world to-day.
"If the New York Presbytery has
erred other presbyteries may likewise
plead guilty, for In the last eight years
thirty presbyteries have ordained ninety,
one licentiates who have been connected
with Union Theological Seminary, Of
this number only twenty. three have been
ordained by the New York Presbytery.
Of the sixty pastors In the New Vork
Presbytery only twenty. rive have been
connected with Union, Of thn I8R min
isters In the New York Presbytery aev
enty-three took their theological course
at Union. Of the sixteen members of
the licensing committee twelve nre grad
uates nf seminaries other than Union.
"In Justice lo Union Hemlnary these
facts should be known that the church
nt large may see thnt our presbytery Is
not dominated by any one theological
school,
"While New York Is Justly proud of
Its success this last year It does not
place this In rivalry against thu feeblest
or smallest presbytery In our church.
The total benevolences for the year were
M 1,000, This does not Include money
expended by tho church extension com
mittee In erecting new buildings nnd In
Its general work of support Nor does
h Include several generous donations,
nggieatlng more than Jli',000, to the
Home Mission Committee
"Altogether the p-rsbytcry has do
nated more than $2,uno,(iiui Hut we are
especially gratified at the spiritual re
sults of last year During th year I.snn
have been received Into our churches
upon examination nnd 1,449 by letter,
making our total membership 3r.,61 , the
largest number ever reported. Hleven
churchea received more than 100 each.
The Fifth Avenue Church, Dr, Jowett.
received 132, and the Madison Avenue
Church. Dr. Collin. 1ST "
The Itev. Dr, Murk A. Matthews nf
Seattle, a former Oeneral Asaembly
Moderator, who has vowed vengeance
bolh against the New- York Presbytery
If It does not stop receiving Union grad
ual nnd iigatnst Union itself If It does
not turn over Mime of Its endowment
fumls. Is In the U.ist nnd will prea.il
nt the Klfth Avenue Church, New York,
next Sunday,
Nobody here expcits the a'sembly to
throw the New Yotl, Presbytery out, at
Ieat inn tills vear The conservatives
are working for a committee t" go to
New Yoik and look into thngs. and
there aie New Vork leaders here who
declare thnt If sinh committee does go
anil is composed of fair minded men New
Vork can readily show there is tin foun
dation In fact for the charges on which
Cincinnati and other presbyteries have
acted.
The moderator election Is the tlij.'
thing of Important- on tie asembl's
;toKiamme. .t the opining sisou to.
morrow morning the retiring moderalti'
the Itev Dr. .1 P.ose Stevenson, presl
dent of Princeton Seminary, v ill pren. .
t-e modcintors sermon, A few hour:
later n new moderator will be elect, d
and Installed.
Tin- Itev Dr Wiliun I. .MrHwat
pastor of the i'b.rd U-rsbvterinn Chun
of Pittsburg. nppe.ir. to be the most
tHipiiIar candidate Hut many iillltii i -
! f-iotie'S feel the West ought t.i "net n
show' tills year. Iienc" rtiong suppoit
will b" given lo l.le candidacy of the
Itcv Dr John A M.-itnuls, president of
Cue College. Cedar P.apliK In., and the
Lev Dr .Oeorye
Itoliluson of Chicago,
entire group of clergyman will be the
guests of the New Vol I. mrm iors of the
a'linin. to-d n on a r ver tr p to Wet
l t
Camp Yampa for loys fcmftJKi I
Inttu. .', II., coinpriuHi in; seres of rore.1 in I I
Ihletli.., icroiinds eqiilpped with new tenn. i
lOflgv., Iningilow. ftnoes, tioet., etc. Moun
iBl-i ellinliliiK, lmmln and goml fl.hlnic
.1. .mong tlie many .port. H-lrrred coIIcn's
.th'ete. servi. n. councillors. A physician 1
In attemliince. IllustrareU Ixuiklel. ti. H.
WAI.WOKTII. l worth iiutltute. -0l W,
1H M treat. New York. i
CAMI' I'ASr-l MI'MC KOK Vdt'Mi IIUKM
ON I .A UK FAIIll.HK, T.
Ilung.lnwi, ArtesUn water, .cr.fnd din
ing room, thorough .anllation count. Uor.
all collrg. men: norbtuk riling, Jr.. Jor
all; mountain hiking n sprilnlti, ull land
and wat.r aport.: wlr.l.i. tnrK.t prsctlc.,
Jr. for two month, lift. Aitilr.M WILL
IAM w. ci.kndknin. i:o VI.U I'l.. Mt.
Vernon. i.
KOCKI.KDIiR TAMP
FOR (illll.x. (il.OI'CKsTKIt. MASs).
nir.ctnr I. inoth.r of tour niin .lnuah
t.r i. -..in an. 1 noils U on,l raft. Im
mine, t.inil.. hu.key, r.nmlrrafts. dancing
anltnr. . inn enlenee. 'liulesnine, lii.pl.
rational, ) nipath.tlc .nvlrnnui.nt. Ilook
l.t. Mr., I haa. T. Ilit'll., 30.1 .Miirlli.irnuh
Kna.l. llrotiWIyn, N, V.
KSSKX, rON'NHCTiri'T.
CAMP 1-OK BUYS
Karmlinuie and tent nv.rbnAIng the Con
necticut HUrri .wlmuiliiK, llshliiK. heitlng,
l.n.t.lll. telints . tllturlllg 1' W UI. AU
DI NH. K.sex. Cunn,
CAMP WONPOSET
11 A MAM I.AKK. CONN.
Th. Ideal tamp far ouni buy., I la II
rara only Ihr.a hour, (rum New York.
Ofiid fnr liuoklet.
HOHKRT TINIIU.K. SI Kaal Hit Hi,
CAMP WINATE la I ha Oreen Mil.
Fifty bora. Bin. bulhtln(, thirty t.nta.
I beautiful laka In aprura wood.. It.al
dent phy.lclan. matron. All land and
wnt.r .porta. Fifth .ra.nn i:i.en cupt
and forty m.dal. a. prl... Send Jor
' aookl.l N. W, niCHRV, S5 Wf.HT KITH
NT., xr.vr tiinai.
A T'ew Varanrir Are A.allahle In a
Summer Club for Young Boys
In lha Invlgoratlnc Northland mot tna
rouch alldm, vih.r. ho. are kept buir,
happy and w.ll. II. 8. IIOI.IIKN, .Morrta
tonn School, Morrtatunn, N. J.
Camp Cedar-Oaks For Girls
On Mittlltml. I tit . nritr I. on' Island Sound.
2'i hour, from city! well tentll.ite.l tmina
Iti wno.l.i competent eniin.llor. hen Mifut
.till is .Hect eoniptnlflll. illll.tr.-iteil huok
Mr.. I-!. V. .null. Ha llal.ey M l l.ljn.
KO-WA-IIO CAMP rilR fillll.a.
On laifct Ht. C'atli.rln., I'aiiltii.y, Vt,
M. til locution, new equipment, niii.c,ilaTin.
Inr. lltlil.tlc., tej.reiice. hnoltl.t. MKS.
KHANl'lr1 M TlllttHil1 Ulrectnr, 3007 Foi.
ter at e , Dinnklvn, N Y.
Mr.. Ilaa.an'a Camp fnr l.lttte f.lrla.
On hnr. nf h.iilllljul Sn fouml I, alt In lh.
Whit Ml.. Th. lie.t naturnl, iilitslcnl and
octal condition.. Pllnr.ra p.r.nnal, moth.
rlf attention lllfhut r.f.r.ne.. renulrtd.
Mr. I..II. Ilaaaan, III We.t Rod At- N Y C,
I. ''S' ,
SUMMER CAMPS
'iln. IXret-torr Vl,l'ar Saturday.. Sunday.. Tun.Uy. .,,( I'lmr,,.,
AdttrlU' jour tauip tiudar tat. milium.
Itatea on reriueat,
SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND CAMP BUREAU
I6U Na.tau St.,
L. I. EPISCOPALIANS
DENY WOMEN VOTES
Lows Defeat. High Cliurch Men
in Two Mutters of Conflict,
at Convention.
DEIjKOATES a he chosen
OintiK.s Citt, 1.. t., May 1. A pro
posal to allow women to vote at annual
parish meetings waa defeated to-day In
the Iing Island diocesan convention of
the Protestant Kplacopal Church. The
vote was 8 yeaa to 10 noes, but a two
thIrcM vote was necessary to change the
canon.
The Itev .1. Howard Mellsh of tlrook
lyn offered tho amendment and made a
stirring speech. Canon Chaae of Brook
Ivn waa one of his supporter. Aaa
Hlrd Gardiner, former District Attorney
of New York, said In opposition that he
didn't believe women wanted lo vote In
church elections. He said he felt like
many othera that women could do more
good In their homes than by Inking
part In church or other elections,
In two matters of conflict between the
low and high churchmen the Iowa won.
A canon waa Introduced to define a
communicant of the church nnd denying
communion to any one who had not
been contlrmrd by the laying on of
hands. The proposal Interested many
Kplscopallana who partake of commu
nion although they have not been con
firmed. In the course of the debate the
Itev Jamea R. Jones, a member of the
committee on communicants, snld
If a Lutheran and a Homan Catholic
came to my church seeking membership
niul communion 1 would let mem go
tr oimi i he re In inarles w th ti c regu '
ii..re,w .".n . ..m. 7o,i'
tnr applicants. When It came time fori
confirmation I would allow the Homan
Catholic to go through, but would re
quire the Lutheran to be confirmed by
the Itlshop."
Tho high churchmen ravoreu tn
nmendment. but at the suggestion of the
Hev. O, C. Orovea of Fort Washington it
was tabled on the ground that the same
question waa to be considered by the
general convention.
Tho second ahow of strength came on
the election of delegatT to the general
convention. After ten ballots the low
-1. ....!.... .lM..J T1. Xte fllli
bv giving him ."2 votes ngalnst 60 for th
Hev O. U It. Treder of the east end or
ljiig Island, The other delegates chosen
nr Dr Heese F Al'np, Dr C F. J.
lililgway. the Hev Henry D. Waller. Col
W S. Cogswell. W S. Macdnnald. Walter
K. Marsh and Daniel Whltford,
A committee was appointed to report
next year on the pensioning of nged nnd
Infirm clergymen Several men opposed
th Long Island diocese entering the gen
eral nntional pension system f the
hurch. but after Justice Townsend Scud-' rfrrl), ,n ptr.PrVs the mtlnn's honor
dcr of Hrooktyn explained that It would WPr,. pnKed
tlriist no extra burden on the Individual Tm? .id, grtlPf. to the national conven
pnns'ies the convention voted to join the ttfrr ,trUcted to vote as r unit
system
The convention ended to-night
20 NOW IN BIG AERO RACE.
Man? elite, xnslno. In Be Cnnlrol
Matlniia.
Twetity entries have now been re
ceived for the transcontinental aero
plnne competition to he held thla fnll
and sevrrnl cities have sent Inquiries
to the Vero Club of America asking
how they can l e made "control." where
aviators wil be permitted to sthp twelve
hours. The notary Club and the Com.
meivi.il Cltih of Fort Wayne. Ind united
ir asking the honor for their home city.
To all of them the suggestion was sent
that they offer J 10,000 In prltes to be
illviilt.1 among the first four aviators
who arrive at the controls.
The i ace Itself has been Indorsed by
Secretary of War Maker, Secretary
Daniels. Hrlg -Oen C.eorge P. Scrlven,
Hoar Admiral Ikr.son, Senator Chnm
tierlaln, Senator Tillman. On v. Whitman,
.Major Mltchel and many others.
CAMP GHAMPLAIN
l lianipliiln. J.ld Vear opens July '.M. Hps.
ial Mttentlon to safety andcouiforr. Wafer
prcsif triil. in. I floors,' all land and water
porn, Tramping trip', horseback rldbic.
amn p!i sicnin
camp winnahkee f;?r-,",r;T.rr v.:'-
Chainpliiln. Tor inrntal and ptiy.lral lin
prnvempiit Kiperiencral itlrectresa and
councillors. Ijirae tmniralow, all imtirme
inenn. All eipeiwea $Ji). Iteforonce. rs
fiulnsl. lliKimns from WM. II. HltOWN,
.-107 West Tilth. N V.CIIT.
The Tela-Wauket Camps
1 Hoxbitry, Vermont
In r,rren Moumain. For girl. brtF.n 10 and
ear A.seintily bun.How with Jtrtplace,
porii tablM anu piano Jicreened iliniiif rereh
Kicllent tslilp .Sleeping tmntalno . ITIval.
Iioiid. Aihlrtie n.ld. liar tenim cuiirti Han.lt.
rait llnrsehm k rutiin l-Tee uae ol hnraei.
4lh ear ll.'.l for ...son of two month.. No ex.
lra lli.i.hl.t Mr. and Mrs. '. A, Nov.,
10 llowili.ln St., Cambridge, Ma...
I l.nnglake. Ilanillloii Co.. New Tork.
CAMP RIVERDALE
, In the iillroniliM'ks Happy Wilderness
Oulliig fnr an On)..
Cainti for lliirtv lio. rrom ten t.t flr.M.n ....pu
Frank H. Ilatkrtt, lllreelur. Ile.d.fa.ler
nf llherdale I iiuntri Nelinol, Itlirrdale-
till-iiiiiisiiii. .sen i.ih .11,..
I
CAMP KATAHDIN
nievallnn l.OOtl feet. In the plna wonila
of Wc.i.ru .Mo In, on .mall laka. A r.al
camp Jor real tioyi to II,
Phone Audubon 7132.
AMP EAGLE POINT
A n.ntintaln laka rtrnn Jnr
At Mtln.on Lake, Itumn.y, N. II
addle bor.. free; aairrsiirl.,
n oiinlaln Journrta, II7A wa.on.
June 'J-Aua.ai.V.K.SI'KNl'nU
I li. li.,Mtr. Jle.M.uUoo At..
MM, I. nits ISLAND A .umm.r camp for
liny.. Kat I'nlnt. Oakland. Mi, Flshina
l.o.ttlnr. KwlmiulnK. ha.hall, tennli, phytl.
rai in.triictor, inirurimn in all .ubjert.
up In cnllec Krade. For circular aililre.s
W II Mil. I, Kit, 3J Wakefield St. I.ewla.
Inn, Mr.
CAMTsrO. We.t llarpswell, Ca.in liar i
Mailt I'er ti.ntleiiien 1.1 to "I l.oc:it.. on
StotM'. i-ote t'rul.nn, Fl.hlnr, Wai.i ,
Sport. I'uder Scout l.atv. Addr... RHU.Ml
P I'ACI.-illN I'rln. C s M A. Children. 1
Hchnol. W.t Point. N V 1
vt-tl' vrtlttr lM.t.ot
fiitiip Fnk-n'-Mnnn.hlne
' Adirnn lsett- VuqueitlamMv on. nf th. fin t.t
einips In Ihe enutitrv Ase" 9 1. llf A ..nion
f r-i "-! rqiilpoj.iit lutri ati.ulut.ly Inclu'ir.
I Ad 'r.
Dfl V A HnillN0N, IVek.klll Acadcm-.
I'fUIN, iint'in cnip for lr! and tenm.u,
, t'nu.ii.l f itiir. at ahout h ilf ii.ii f,
i Mart, r v lf, 7; Lincoln St . ,Ier..y ry,
N. V. City.
WANTS OIBL FOE GODMOTHER.
Relglan oldler Writes Bnrgo
inaeler .Mltrhrl AaklriK line.
Mayor Mltrhel haa received the fol
lowing communication from n Holglati
soldier Interned In Holland:
To the tlnrpomtintcr of the (7Uy of
S'rw York.
Mm: I, the undersigned, C. Lorrl
niler, quartermaster, have the honor
nf writing you this letter to beg you
to be so kind ns to give mo tho fol
lowing Information:
Is there not turning the pretty girls
nf your city one who would be n god
mother to a llelgliui soldier and cor
respond with him? If so, I should bo
happy to be that soldier. Hoping that
my reipiest will meet with a favorable
answer, t beg you, sir, to accept my
resvectful civilities.
C. lrfir.Rl.vtir.rt, Quartermaster
Fourth Belgian Lancers, Car it.
Camp I, Zelst, Holland.
Hurgomnster Mllcbel thought that the
best way to obtain the Information de
sired by Quartermaster Lorrlmler was
to make his letter public. Some one In
the Mayor's nfllee familiar with these
matters appended to the letter the fo.
lowing Inducement :
"This request for n 'marrnlrie' Is quite
In keeping with what has beep done
during the winter all through l-'mnce,
Letters received In New York from
young women In Kiiince show that
there Is a fairly widespread custom of
the adoption of soldiers left without
friends or family Cun pollu' ns they
call them), and In some cases one girl Is
rodmother to several 'pollus' nnd "cor
tesponds with them."
BAKER LOSES, YET WINS.
reelected Ma Ohio Keynoter, hut .Not
t'nnnlninnaly.
Coi.i'MM's, Ohio, May IT Secretarj
of Wot Newton 1) linker, though
iranled a spedM privilege by President
"".""" - "nnti
the Democratic State ronveu.m and
make the keynote speech, railed to re
reive the unanimous vote of the .un-
mittee of nrr.mgenicnts, width met hern
to-dsv to fircpnre the convention pro
gramme. He wns elected, however.
His opponent for the temporary chair
manship waa Senator Atlee Pomerene,
whose name was plnced In nomination by
John Hrown of Zaneaville. Hrown voted
for Pomerene on the roll call, saying he
thought be tvni the logical man to sound
the keynote.
GOV, FERRIS A DELEGATE.
Michigan Democrat. Indorse Wil
son at Mntr Contention.
LiNStNU. Mich.. May IT, The Demo
iratic Slate convention, held here to
day, was a quiet affair Congressman
Frank Doremua of Detroit wan chair
man nnd wns optimistic regarding the
coming election. Heolutlons Indorsing
everything Democratic and prnlslng
, . i . t . .. t.i. .. . . .. . r . . I
In caucuses and on the floor of the con
I ventlon
The following delegates at large were
named tlov W N. Ferris, IMwIn O.
Wood, K. C Shields and Congressman
Frank K. Ooremus.
WILL BRYAN BE IN IT?
Lincoln, Ilia llnmp Tims, In Have
Preparedness Parade.
I.tvrot.v, Neb., May IT -To show that
William J. Ilryari's home city is not with
him In his peace at any pr'rc policy, Lin
coin will turn the Memorial Day parade
into a preparedness parade
The proposition was put up to the Lin
coln Commercial Club to-day n a refer
endiim vote and was carried b live to
oik Detail" hnve not yet been arranged,
but a epeclal effort will be made to make
as big a showing as p.s.hle. This will
be the first prelum dness narade to '
1 held If the middle Wet
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
TOL'NU MKS AMI ItOTM.
irvim; hcikiol t.. n. rat
as W, K4th nr. Tel. 4s.ie, Schuyler.
Urns rrom il to JO. All Department
No borne .ludj for bo. tinder l.
HAItWItll NC'IIOOI, FOR nilT.H.
Helilston, .wt L'4ii Ht. liny, mar r
JUIn all day. Iiirliiillmi 'nfj. stmlv hour.
lennl. Coiirta.Alh.Kleid.Miid'K to Collraa.
Mr. CARPKNTER 'l-SCIIIHII, for MOTS
3IO-3IH We.t Knd Ae. Tel. Col. 4.1 ")
The ir.th year tiegtn. Ortoher , run
Outdoor rirrcl.r. tJO to 4 all wlut
rtllt lilltl.") AMI lllt'M; UIIMCN.
TIIK RAHNAKII SCIlnoi. I (lit lllltl.t.'
Kindergarten to Colic, tiraduatii In
leadliiK Colleges. Cyimixluin nii. roiinu
Catalogue. 4K.I Uisit 141.1b Ntreet,
tlAHNARII SCIIOOI, Of IIOrSKIIIll.il
AltTM. sail W. Tilth Nt. Tralnliw for limn,
makers. , DrcwniaUng, (lesivnlng, mint,
aery, conking, acrounta. iri uvcu Schur.
TMIJ4 IIIKIIC'IORT AITKAItN OMI.T
1IIK M'llUlj t'OI.I.IIIiK. ANII CAmV
aillttUC, N. . JUN. N. f. CUT.
LNflTBUCTIUN.
LAXilfAOKN.
NEW QHK 'ITV, -Nrw Vork.
SPANISH
AND OTHI:R
I ANGUAGI-S
Our nronouncltin receida of Itnientha .
I'l.irllrul l.liiRul.try uiilik y Rita xiuversu
I tlonal knovtliHltie of .-pinnih. tiernntii
rrencn. iiuiian ion tiu i.e tour ou
Talklna; Miichlne Write Jir Ilj.ikl.t or
call lor rrlvvl. Uriuunnlr.tlun, I Is I thli
sf.k
THE I.ANfiCAfiK I'llONK MF.TIIOI),
0 Putnam Hide , t v 4Mh 8t.
BOTH SHXK.
NltW VORK ITV. Nt York.
I IIORACF MANN Nf'linniJI, 341th HI
'and Hroailnay at KOth .St., Now York Olty
Summer
CAMPS
For Boys and Girls
Let the New York Sun
help you solve the prob
lem of placing your boy
or girl in a camp this
summer.
The Sun carrirs more
camp advertising than any
other Netv York daily.
The School, College and
Camp Bureau
NEW YORK SUN.
1 80 NaM-.il St.. N. Y. City.
8IJMMKR RENOItT".
Mt. Desert Island
OFF MAINE'S FASCINATING COAST
4
An island of mountains, cliffs, lakes,
woodlands, gardens, drives and paths.
Famous for its natural beauty, perfect
situation and ideal social atmosphere.
Bar Harbor
Northeast, Southwest, Seal Harbors,
whose combination of mountains and sea give each its
greatest charm.
Attractive hotels and cottages furnish the material
comforts and luxuries necessary to the enjoyment of a
vacation.
NT.VV YORK Cat. kilt Mountain..
The Catskill Mountains
a region of
ROM N TIC slCENKKT
l.l IT 1'IIF. ?000 1 O 4ISSI Cf.KT
AlTltACrlVi: IIOII-.I.H AMI
II0 4RIII.M! IIOlSr.H
SIANV TltOtT SntllAMS
roi'I'l.Alt WALKS AND ORIVKS
.MOCNTAIN CI.IXIIIIMi-CAMI'INI.
4 OMi:itl t;i. COt'NTIIT
or w ii.iiw ooit ni iitxis
THE ULSTER & DELAWARE R. R.
In connection with West lior It I!
ojicrfttps throtirh tr r. Inclu.llnff Pullnisti
MTlce the III VAN MIVKI.f. IA
rill'.SS l make rrM trip from New Vork
Moiiilay, May B2ml. Inning Cortlindt
flwl l-Jiio no.m, '.Vet l.'ii I street t
o'clis-U '. M , dally eicept Sunday.
steemers of the Hudson Itli-er Dv 1,1ns
make direct connrs-tlon. at Klntston Point
with alterm.iii train, tor all xints in the
niouiilAins
Ticket aients of West shore It It sill
sell eimrslnn tickets Jrom .'ew Vo-k to
all points on l'lter A Delaware II It nt
r.iiicel fare for round trip, account .if
I ion .rati, ni lav, gUlnit an oppirtiinlty to
il's-t your summer home. Tlckeu kooi
for going trip .May -j:th, 2Sth and Jiith.
and iNHt for nturn trip until .May .list,
liulaslie
The annu-tl illutr.iteI twiU with revt I
map of the CM.MII .Mountain section, and
.orrs-te. list of otcr 1 iHsi hotel, and
tioarilina- hou.rs4, will bu .cut Jren ou receiit
of il cents pmtun.
N A. NI.Mii, Oeneral Passeneer Agent,
Kingston. N l
NKW YORK iJlke rimld.
Unr.t llntrl In the Mimntnln..
(enlreof nil tdlronilm k Atlr.ielliins.
STEVENS HOUSE
LAKE PLACID, N, Y.
OIi;s M W All ImproTmifnt.
II l.iri i II - lUKPs, f tf rpl,t
uM'rlil) liirati'il. 4 r uihI Ttiiiile on
!::'.,;L.,;'"",.vi::..i..ul .'v.1" "f "'''....
Sieilttl .lime Rales un.l II.hiUI.-I llppiy
MTIUK.Nn IIOTIII, CO., Utke I'lacld. N, .
Whiteface Inn
IIKMItlll.l. Mt)( IAI. I.N IIIIISMKM
ON IICAl'lll I I. I.AM. I'l, Vt HI
! AIIIROMIXI h. NIIW ORK
i Cottugrs and tumps Jor rent.
notr, t.iinls, tnihliur. l.n.ttlnB na'kltiB
and hor.etttck rliuiit; I toe ma a lam roau..
.1. .1. Mll;lAi;l, .Manater.
N.w York tlnoklnc rf ij Fifth
Wim. r IllKh.und I'aik lloiel, Aik.n. H. c
NIAV VORK I'pper .-aranac- lake.
SARANAGINN
I'pper Suranite Ijike. iVmin to rrnt.
ANN IA NOW ItrilN.
Illirrlllct.i.l Mills. Miituia-rr.
ITntll June 1 'lie ilr.ijiun W nniinitton, D r
NF.W YORK Adlrimdii.k Mountains.
K
Sit. iillditioi. N.V., lit I niter illr.ilidiii-k. .
ADIRONDACK INN
F.letntor "araire rlll oreh..trt. dune.
Inn. hoatluir h.ilhlne tciini- t.olfa fe-tture
Writ, rie- li.sil.let N V lllllce IS W 'JMh
St, I'lioii.. Farraul S!ii,n c s Chamlie.
Ilii. Mcr
NKW IIA.MI'HIIIItK.
I In Sim I ii I A S ii rijtn nf thl
WHITE MTS.
M I'l KM. Kill. N. II.
M APLEWOOD
HOTFL
i oi i si:s - . C 1S NO - . INN
OI'KN II NF. 'I l OCT M1IIW FF.VIIlt
INN OI'F.NS My mill
Due I'liooxlld Alle I'l.rk Is Hole lioir
t'oure t nsurii.ti.-e' ii.iimi io'iN
is-otul Allllll.ll llcuMered Mh.IimmioI
Trap Sliootlui; 'I'oiiriuiuietii ,lut Ilnl in
Kill, liicluslto l))llt-fonci. t ll.tiichit:
llooklllk- I mice for Hotel llsll llro.iijtwty
New nrk 'I'elephiiue Miillsoii s,i 1 74 s
For Ion MitptetiiNsI N' II
I.I ON II. I II I I'l kr
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEW PROFILE HOUSE
llooldui! Olllcn II Ml II it, i) .N I'uc. Wed Thur
CONMII IK I
THE GRISWOLD
Fiislern Piiliil,
Neil I onilnii. I mil.
Open June r.'lli c,m.Ic. o-.i Mo,i.rn
Motel on Mltullc 1' t 1 '.. uncles of Klirne-
Missel I roiinlri Chili coendid lo Ml season
liinMs. Is lloln (loir ('nurse ln Nnillh,
I'roriKatoiliil VH.'lillllir. Ilo.tlitltr llistp Nen
I'l-liliiK, Motorlnit and Tenuis.
, ,. II. II. htMIIN, Muiiau.r.
New ork OOlce. JOi sth . e, Ti-I.AUd.Sq.l)U.'i7
"7 I li L M
I Jgj
1 VBf
summkii itixiitrx.
Through express train service
New York and Boston.
SeoJ
"Mt. !,
Vacation Bureau
Ilin.dMiy. Itoom 1M, .V"v Torle. N 1
New York, New Harm & Htrtfarti R. R.
Boston & Malno R. R. Maine Ceatral R. R.
NI.W .ll:ilt:V A.lmry Park.
StJ-iMTEREY
1 "M HOT FT i
OCCUnrtNO AN CNTIRF BLOCK
DlglCTVY ON THC OCEAN FRONT.
I'apacilr .00. All oul.lil. room.
Hot and enld salt watr In a'l
lialhrooms.
I'.rf.et rni.tne. Whit 8rTlc.
RnKRMAN O. IIKVMN, Manager.
N.w rtrk flw.
Tr.. 4 Cunt-r Hu-s... w. 4era 8t.
1'hon. Itrsuit t:o.
,f,Nortli Asbury Park.. N :J -J . .
N ElV .li:i(.r. I nng llrnmli.
Hollywood
We.t End, Long Branch, N. J.
Adjoining Shadow Lawn
THE SUMMER CAPITOL
rnhrelvrennvnll and improved 200momtsnd
hairn l"etnc hEht: tflephrne. Ooll end lennn
Bmunh ai:nrls-sl. Eun pe.n Inn Heiimrnnl ol
liiilnr rvirllrni-e K in $.IIHi it day nn.l
3p. Ann-x -ts--. Mn. M. 1 Intel cjs-n nne JUv
Under Penonal Manaerment
(Valtrr F.. Hildreth W. Irring D.tIJ.
I urner'y cl Hotrl Ilre.l.n, N, Y City ani
"- et tnd Hotel, Lona Ibancli, N. ,
. 1. lluokliiK orrice, Mti lltlli Ate.
i 'MM .rrnv II' I
Ni:W JKIt-r.V -lirlns Lake llincli.
Eiiit: m;w a. s. m
ssex & Sussex
IIOTIII M ( O I- l'M,l.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.
It tinl.. ..(uare, .llrectly ui) te ,ran
til IWTHI lit I.I ,f lit
rur. a n,t i n i tue'
A' ti.tn-'s ii.s with tit un.l .1 . 1 .e. wat.r
i.m.r h.nmv iiA-niiMi
wim, oii: .it m: io
t ml.r ih I'rr.i.n.l Manacinrnt nf
DAVID B. PLUMER
l I.K11 I N't l',.rt..nil tl.p-, . i.lv, tr
iv.i l lfth Ar . , v tel. r.S.iS Murraj Inn
, ,
"
the shoreham
prl is l ,., i .i,,
W l,.nk
Midern hole I nt. ' en I'. I nt,c mn
tloi f rom tlie i ii . n 'i'i Ii lr t 'i Op.nt
la .Cth i: i: SI'A.S i'.Mir . i. prop
NW JKItvr.Y Allutille C1I7.
IML lEASINf, HtSOHT HOILLUI 1IIL WORLD
matlboroujh-Bknudni
ATLANTIC CITY. N". J.
OVVN'ltStllM HAstr.LMlNT.
JOSIAH WHITE t SON!) COMPANY
iiia ml n imtl tlrinrlarrl
of erire.couifiTlsVi.teauiv
Ladxvut rnaPRoor ruoki hdtu. i vfiKnaat
Amriaiflr EiTCfK"ttitlai.
HiwvcanBooKiN6omci.iorlrtr.iir.tiia
..wwirp... .sai.uiftw JI.MOItM.vr
HOTEL RALEIGH
M - A ii i ' i
teUIOII, W I -il I II ItlKill UP, I K.II1IH i(( u,
oretn 200 . c" I " tii n oprn fj.o-iiir.
prl air trt Iti unhnR vu r ,,,r tu'i fli.
Htor i tittii iii, I hi nt -t Mln
h, Low r.tt. H-jot-lei il ,1 t'Y.M.S.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
I'll t U. H.l K V N.li 1st ; i. it
Ti . . h,, hi. ruiiiiiiiK wm-i in r,i.ini
' rt' lrpl (ino p t i . ,.tl
P- " njifn il ru t r tu ii,',i
H. Jl V 1 1 M -j
I-.' u II nil Fin.. M ..lei i-e Iti-,. vri
A bemarle i , .
niuBiiiuus ., .,.. s, ,,.,,,,
I "ki) lirlt.lle l.ntti.. , t.itr ,v
e.ip.. he., rt r vilen' tali e .Ct,.
tuiiK 1.1.111 h 1 loc4tet ,1 p C(i.-
HOTEL LELANDE
011 lie t..-ii(), M 1:...,Oi i.. t. f , ,,.
tr e-lt I .. ean ton, c t.i'.ir ,1, ,,u
llh.. .rH.tf. tath.. Itaies ,, x-nul. l
W IIAWIC.
ATLANTIC m. N, .1.
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NEW JFHK aketrtaa.
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