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NJ. P. CONFERENCE
ADJOURNS At NEWARK
Rev. NLr. Nicholson Returned To
Cambridge. Conference Goes On
Record Against LegaliZed Race
Track Gambling And The Nom
Enforcement OF The Laws.

Enforcement OF The Laws.
Newark. n. j., April LEX
Acknowledgement Palmer for his rul-
ing Oh beer. and the police depart
ment of Baltimore for its failure to
> enforce Sunday observance, We're
, severely critized in resolutions adopt
/ ed today at the Maryland Annual
| Conference of the Methodist Protest
ant Church., which closed tonight
with the reading of the pastoral APP
, pOintments.
The resolution accuses the officers
of the law of blindness to the GRIM
inality around them, especially when
the law broken happens to be law
touching on prObition or SABBATH OBJ
servance. 1t goes further and blam-
es the official blindness" for the
/ crime wave sweeping the country. 1t
has been noticeable in NUMBER OF
| cases" the resolution says, that
| when an officer arrests man OF
| political or financial power the Of
| ficer has lost his position. Again II
| has been presistently charged tnat
| in many cases where the Elghteenth
| Amendment has been violated lhal
| the officer of the law has Deen re
| ceiVinS from some source La illoi
money than his salary.
The legaliZing of race-track gam
| bling in Maryland was condemned
and voters in the church were urged
| to use the proper influence Tor the
election of candidates to the coming
LEGISLATURE who would pledSe sup
port against its overthrow. Inc
election of candidates in faVor OF
Sabbath observance also was Sus-
geSted.
The resolutions offered by the
committee on moral reform also oe-
clared that the ecent campaign
against so-called Sunday laws was
nothing but a direct attack OF the
champions of vice against tue
church under the camoullase VI
liberal Interpretation.
The resolutions further commend
ed the Philadelphia North Anerl-
can for it's leadership in squaFelS
stating the issues and waglng cam
paign in the interest of the SUNDAY
school. These resolutions were all
presented by one committee OF
which the Rev. DR.. F. T. Little was
chairman
The appointments are as follows:
Accomac' p,ou-na
Amelia. Va.--V. y. Miller.
Baltimore Appointments
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Rethany Broadway-G. E. Brown.
BrookIyn-H. =. Jester.
Calvary-N G. ClOugh.
Cbcsaco Park-H. A. Hester.
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LauraVille-H. = JohnS'n.
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GEORGETOWN, Dell 7 Bailey.