The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-05-05
Preachers Seize
The Opportunity


Ministerial Union of responding
Unions proposition exchange
and its meeting last Monday the ministers selected Rev.
First Baptist church, H. c.
ngen of the First Presbyterian church and Rev. NJ A. Bullock of
the Vine Street Congregational church their delegates Cen
,ra Labor Union These gentlemen will be warmly welcomed att
meeting Union The Wageworker
eve that both union and ministers will profit BY the assoca
tion
John of Gospel Tabernacle opposed
whole thing basng his objection what he claims be crptura
grounds He quoted from Second Corinthians 61415, follows
10 sustain his position:
uneqaly yoked with unbevers for what fellowship
have righteousness niquty Or what communion hath light
what hath Christ with Bea Or
what portion hath believer with unbeliever?'
All right, Brother Marshall but what's the with being
equally yoked up good work trying upt and
better humanity? by
helpful the of coal by
the church? Isn't the the starving by fellow
uniont filling the handout the back door of the
During great depression 1s9394 when
uneploye starving
saoonkeepers every
turned because he might have nickel spend
for beer There right here in Lincoln who kept from
highway robbery during awful by the generosity
of Bath House John and "Hnkey Dnk Kenna And while these
great keeping thousands of from starvation the
churches dark night the week except Sunday and
foreign got least of the donated
The Wage Worker northodox but unhe
tangly asserts the John Hinkey
Dnk Kenna doing whole lot of the Masters work when
they the homeless hungry thousands though they
doing some for Satan by operating saloons AS to the latter point
there for difference of opinion Be that The
Wageworker knows right here Lincoln who
Coughn extended of than
owed o any church for similar service. vt8
Brother Marshall the only the
the exchange of raenal delegates He honest his
tion and fair admire him for his consistency
Re Mr. Baten oee the }oo~in resolution and it
carried with but dissenting voice
Whereas The representatives of Jesus Christ and His gospel
interested that makes for the uplifting Of
and the bettermen of tn world; and
Whereas The ministers of the church here
of their efforts
mankind battle the foes of humanity
Whereas The Central Labor Union Of Lincoln declared
willingness exchange accredited delegates with the Ministers
association of Lincoln such delegates have the privilege of the
floor at all times but without vote therefore, be it
Resolved: First That the Ministers association of Lincoln
fully recpocate the expression of friendship and fraternity of the
Central Labor Union and place satisfaction this
growing sense of human solidarity
Resolved: Second That
body the Central Labor
Lincoln and
Resolved: Third That cordially delegates of
the Central Labor Union and welcome the privileges of
body"
Rev Mr. Bullock fastened second the motion adopt the
resolutions that he glad the the
in this capacity had been presented Rev. Mr. Swear
brought up. Let fellowship
said he because they aborng but because they
Like Henry George for Christ
they need the 1t good for ally ourselves
with particular class of men, but concern
Secretary Salisbury called
cation had been officially received from the Union
but the publication of that bod resolutions The Wageworke
deemed notice enougha tribute The Wageworkes re
bity which is fully appreciated