The Pacific Union Conference
By Editor
THE biennial session of the Pacific Union Conference closed on March 26, according to appointment. An institute for all the ministers and other Gospel workers occupied a week preceding the conference. The president of the General Conference, Pastor A. G. Daniells, assisted by Pastor George B. Thompson, took the lead in the institute, and all who were there will agree in saying that it was indeed a very profitable occasion. The fact was kept prominent that workers who are giving the solemn warning that the Lord is about to come the second time should strive for the highest possible attainment of both spiritual and mental powers. The officers elected for the next biennial term are: E. E. Andross, president; G. A. Irwin, vice-president; J. J. Ireland, secretary and treasurer; and the other members of the executive committee are: the presidents of the six local conferences (by virtue of their office), and W. C. White, C. W. Irwin, G. A. Reaser, H. G. Lucas, C. H. Jones, and D. H. Kress. There was a large attendance at the conference, and many important matters for the advancement of all lines of our work were acted upon. A fuller report will be given next week.