North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . nearfuture this representation will be so en-larged as to include every phase of Christian faith, and we shall stand together,united in purpose, a great army of theliving God, to resist and defeat anymovement adverse to the Church ofChrist or the welfare of our republic. Weare not meddling with p litics. We haveno detire to enter the political arenaWe are confident that in matters involv-ing the debasement of the home and thedegradation of women those who represent us in the halls of legislation will lis-ten to our appeals. The meeting unan-imously
North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . nearfuture this representation will be so en-larged as to include every phase of Christian faith, and we shall stand together,united in purpose, a great army of theliving God, to resist and defeat anymovement adverse to the Church ofChrist or the welfare of our republic. Weare not meddling with p litics. We haveno detire to enter the political arenaWe are confident that in matters involv-ing the debasement of the home and thedegradation of women those who represent us in the halls of legislation will lis-ten to our appeals. The meeting unan-imously adopted a resolution requestingthe Commissioners of the District of Co-lumbia to prevent Sunday theatrical per-formances in Washington, and anotherpetitioning Congress to prohibit Sundaytheatrical performances in the Territor-ies and the District of Columbia. E. Sangster, of New York,widely known and beloved as a writer,delivered an address on the sanctity ofthe home that appealed both to the rea-son and hearts of her Epworth League Meeting, San Francisco,Cal, July 18-21, 1901 To Members and Connecting Lines:—The following resolutions were adopt-ed at meeting T. C. P. A., Chicago, 19, 1901: Resolved, 1. That advertising contracts shouldbe confined to the usual arrangementswith legitimate newspapers and thetransportation given in exchange mustbe furnished only to bona fide represen-tatives of papers. 2. Itinerary or special advertising: Incases in which such is necessary no cashshall be paid organizer of party to covercost of such printing, but the initialTrans-Continental line may print same,arranging with lines in interest upon thedivision of the division cf the actualcost of printing. 3. Compensation for leaders: No salary, commission or other form of com-pensation shall be paid for services inworking up parties. No hotel bills, meals can Pot-ash and yourprofits will belarge; withoutPotash yourcrop will bescru
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