Announcement was made from the house of bishops that among those elected to the board of missions are Bishop Alfred Harding, of Washington, and the Rev. W. T. Manning, of New York, who were among five members of the board to resign a year ago. The resignations followed the sending over their protests, of representatives to Panama last February to confer with the representatives of Protestant missionary boards on the penal question of missions in Latin America.
Tomorrow the delegates to the convention will occupy the Episcopal pulpits of St. Louis, and the surrounding towns.
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF
Subscriptions will be taken throughout the United States today and tomorrow for the relief of destitute and starving Armenian and Syrian subjects of the Turkish empire, in accordance with a proclamation issued by President Wilson. An appeal has been issued to the 17,000,000 Sunday school children of America to contribute.
 Armenians and Syrians in this country are fasting today in order to give the money.  Usually spent for food to the American committee for American and Syrian relief and other organizations engaged in similar work. The committee estimates that about $150,000,000 is needed for Armenians alone, and that at least $1,000,000 is necessary for the relief of Syrians.
BONDS IN ORDINARY MAIL
Pile Knur Ion mining $5,000,000, Poorly Consolidated in Envelope, Safely Enveloped
Post-Office Department. 