| Show 1 5 TAKE u u PROBlEMS f I r ff f t f 0 tj l d CI Clergymen to f tte T d E Eis Episcopal i copa Church J Gathering Here lere leret t t Nn Rational atonal onal problems t touching upon r conditions nd following tho the sIon atUle ot of J Ule World tJi thc World orld war will wi be discussed at atthe Mho the fourth synod of of at tho the pro 1 o of the tho Episcopal church which will wH assemble In S Salt lt Lako Lka beginning i Tuesday day and continuing through rough the Ny jek k T. T Tho synod nod will wIn bring together a D body oV r distinguished clergymen represent- represent c every state In the Unton west o of off f Missouri river bishops ps clerical lay delegates and It will be one of of r the largest religious gatherings In Ini inthe II i the the West since th the tho great war Avar A A re feature of at the meeting will be a con convention con con- of ot he the entire force of at I tal missionary bishops of ot the tho tho church and because of at the national importance mp furch tanca which it Is felt attaches J to to such stich l ch a gathering here hero many of or ortho I the tho heads of or the tho church will wi be here hero from N New w York Including the Rt Rev Thomas F. F Gallor Galor D. D D. D bishop hop of I Le Tennessee hessee and pr president of at the cil cli cl of the church which is the ex executive ex- ex b body dy of or the tte organization I LARGE CARGE AREA EMBRACED The synod proper embraces all aU that portion porton of or the Episcopal church which Is comprised In the dioceses of Olm pla Ore Sacramento Cal Cal L Los s Angles AngIes and the missionary districts 1 o of Idaho Utah Spokane eastern Oregon Oregon Ore- Ore gon Nevada evada e San Alaska Alaska- Arizona Honolulu l and d the the Philippine islands Tho The Rt Re Rev Re W. W F. F Nichols Di D. D D. bishop of ot California who Is president of at the synod will 1 preside at tho sessions next week and with wih tho tha possible exception of ot Honolulu and the Philippines every bishop from the dioceses and missionary districts named amed will wi bo be In attendance In addition ad ad- there thero will wi be present nt the mis- mis lonar bishops from Oklahoma pith Dakota South Dakota wester west- west er Nebraska SaUna Salina Salna arid and Ne New Mex Mex- ico leo Churchmen In each one of ot the states named therefore will wJ be in- in terestea in tho deliberations of or the yr synod l but the Interest will m necessarily extend throughout throughout the countr country because bo- bo cause ause of th the thO convention of ot the missionary mis mis- bishops n Es The e church curch this year ear is celebrating the ono one hundredth anniversary annl of at Its Its' society The Rt Rt Rev Re ReDan DanIel Dan- Dan leI Iel Sylvester Tuttle still halo hale and bearty at the ago of ot 84 4 was the first first EpIscopal bishop of ot Utah Idaho and and Montana Montana ard and o of the years In the work of ot the missionary society so- so clet has been Soing going going- forward for tor our four four of them Dr has been beena Tto a S bishop of at tho the church During I two ty-two t two of o these four fifty toul years ears he labored hero In Utah Uth with wih an Influence I ence for practical tolerant Christian Christian- Cristani Cristan- i t ItS and nd civilization which has left It effects not only in Utah Idaho and Montana but throughout the whole broad Abroad region which will be represented ala in fn the gathering of or the forthcoming week week c ALL LL BIG DIG MEN Hence ence the Importance of or the tho synod i meeting Bishop Tuttle was n a type 4 Hc aHe was of or the same mold as Kemper Kern Kem- per the first missionary bishop whom the church se sent t out edt of at Chase of ot ofT T Hare Haro aro and all Whipple-all all of or whom played their heroic roles In the development and settlement with oth- oth oth el leaders er r of ot the he gre great t West Vest It I is isho the ho work begun by Tuttle and the Bothers th rs named that this synod Is car car- cr- cr S forward and each of ot these theo missionary missionary mis mis- bishops who will meet In Salt Lake JIke next Tuesday Is a man after Bishop Tuttle's Tuttles own heart They are areat areat areat at homo home either oither In the saddle saddle- or In the tho pulpit mining camp corral or l logging logging log log- s- s ging ginI settlement in tho the jungle or on the ice Ica cap It I Is this group of or Men Een men who will wi enJoy enjoy enjoy en- en Joy the tho hospitality of Salt Lake for tor forthe forthe the ensuing week rejoicing in the tho achievements of their missionary so society so- so clety swapping stories of ot their adventures adventures ad ad- ventures afield afeld and a au afloat at Beecher tolling toiling of or his big game hunts with Buffalo Bufalo Bill Di Rowe Incidents o ot hs frequent mile 2000 2000 sledge trips trips' dover the Ice cap above tho the Arctic circle cir clr- clr- clr cle do Hunting telling teUng how he ho has solved the the problem of or what to do with the defunct saloon which is to turn It Into a church Atwood reporting on I the three tuberculosis hospitals he is I conducting single handed in Arizona Burleson sketching life among amonG tho tho Sioux T Dr r. r John Wood Weed Woo will wf tell tel not only of ot what Is forward In the tho United United Unit Unit- ed States but hut In far off or China Japan Japan 4 tho ho The Rev Re Dr Patton Paton JI will vill 1 tell tel of at the nationwide campaign Which tho the church is conducting Tl Theer Ther er ore are ao problems of or religious education edu edu- cation calon problems of the universities social problems ms and a whole nest nast oC of pl problems wrapped up In Topics of at tho the Day w which Is scheduled for one ono of oZ the sessions J |
