The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
si.0oo.mU F0R MISSION MORN.
Messssass rAeseh Exasusasa Csasntssee
arse 60 Psstisa OCT the Fund.

Messsai.s Gheseh Exasnsasa Csasn,sssee
Here 60 Psstisa oct the Fund.
TIE annual meeting Of the Methodist
general committee Of home missions and
church extension began yesterday IN
Grace Church on i0sth street. This body
consists OF all Methodist Bishops. the
officers OF the board. whose headquarters
are In Philadelphia: representa- tives from
the board. minister's and laymen. and
chiefly the representative Of the fifteen
conference districts. one minister and one
layman. Bishop Robert Mcintyre pre-
sided. and much Of yesterdays session
was taken up with reports from the con-
ference districts. the fifteen GOV ering the
whole country.
Several members Of the committee ar"
in public life. including a Lieutenant
Governor Of California. elected in the
political landslide on Tuesday. and the
Hon. W. o. Hofecker Of Delaware.
The Lieutenant Governor Is the Hon.
A. j. Wallace. who lives at Los Angeles.
He was to have spoken last night a; a
dinner Of Methodists but telegraphed
thar politics kept him at home
The financial report 81 the board. which
is one Of the great missionary agencies of
America. submitted yesterday. showed
receipts for work In this country. including
that among negroes. Indians and on the
frontier, OF tl.OisuB. or considerable
sum larger than last year. In spite of
this so great were the demands that the
board ended the year last month SaS 5lO
in debt. 4 part Of these large receipts
we're for church extension. or one-fifth
Of the whole
httF rob l.. Alnsh haS
been carried on vigorously within III. last
few years. Yesterday with the report
vas submitted a plan toy which next year
tho debt can be wiped out and appropria-
lions 70 home mission. and church extern
sion bs increased The meeting. which
IN session until Monday; Next sunday
the visiting Bishops will be heard IN
Met hodIsi pulPi,s 81 this city.
Last night IN Grace sunday school
room 80 He'hodists dinel and then as
guests of IN. Methodist soCla! unions OF
New York andBrooklyn. talke ed ahou, Meth
od.sm IN New York and ri-swnsr and
SON" 5oTitlcs especially Of last Tuesdays
variety There would have been more
pohuc~. ~ was asid had Lieut.. Gov.
~ was state senator Hypes of Ohio IN
dulged IN some Methodist Bishops resi-
dent in Oklahoma. San Francisco ana
Minnesota were heard. Tn. Rev. 4. +.
Keisn.r pastor Of Grace Church. gave
the welcome toast which was responded
To by Bishop Warren Of Denver Prof.
r. = Lovinggood. who Is president Of
sam Houston College a. Austin. Tex. a
negro Of ability. said
The Northern people ought not n
conclude tina, negroes Of the south are
bad becaus. some low down blacks are
bad and GET their names into the news Of
the dav We Of the South read In our
about bad whites ny North. !
hu- ". don't conclude thar all Northern
white, are tough lot It's rule ;hat
ough' 10 work both WAYS. There is some
jealousy in Texas among the poor whites +
toward the L.sgroes who get on IN thu
world This jealousy extends even 10 the
high class whites But on the whole 4
think better feeling obtains in Texas
among the whites toward the blacks than :
ever obtained before.