Phoenix tribune., 1922-07-15

seem to me to be superior over the Negro have yet
the finest black sculpture original in artistic quaes tna
is entitled place beside them.
Doctor billiard made earnest plea that MINISTER'S ana Cac
ers alike would engage actively in trying to make the world III
tie better materially intellectually and spiritually He referred
to the growth religion in the relations OF men TO men,
and in the improvement of governments THAT clvzauon Is
hollow which does not include improvement of all people,
he said "he ideal that child born into the
world should good opportunity for the development
of all that is in him any other child.
Doctor his eloquent address with these Words
I there any argument that need to bring in order to
say everybody should have in this world absolute fair
chance and freedom to dream not only the creams Oh TINS
world but of the world to Gomez"
World Challenge to America.
Dr. E. Haynes secretary of the Commission the Church and
Race the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
in America spoke The Challenge OF Race Relations to Amer
ican Teachers and Ministers
Doctor Haynes discussed questions which pepexng
thoughtful people North and South America and in Asia and
Africa O Are the darker and essavored classes peoples and
into the fellowship of the brotherhood
equal footing race and one people with another
0 they into closer contact with another what to
be the method by which shall settle adjust the inevitable
crossing agriculture and industry in religion
government and politics. and in other walks of ife
Doctor Haynes made plea for the method of cooperation
erancehe give and take of people who act according
to the Golden Rule"
he challenge which from Ina ASIA and Africa said
Doctor Haynes sis this Can work out in local
es white people and Negro people, demonstration
that the teachings of Christ and Christianity religion
applied brotherhood love and goodwill togeth
in the cotton and fields in the factories the rail-
roads, meet together the trains and in the street
educate children together meet courts and in
market placer"
Doctor Haynes declared that there rising tide of
and that people learning that they apply the idea broth
erhood they live, grow, and prosper.
Rev. DR.. NJ E. Davis Portsmouth, Va reelected pres
dent sixteen vice presidents eecedG D. Jmmerson
Newport News Va L. L. Downing, Roanoke Va S. S. Morris
Norfolk Var D. Lee Norfolk Va. T. Johnson Hampton
Va A. A. Hector, Richmond Va. E. Ricks Newark N j.
E. L. Baskerv Charleston, S. c. j. S. Brown Rocky Mount
N c. w. c. Celand Durham, N c., W. p Hayes New York NJ
" H. P Jones, Psburg, Pa B F. McWiiams Toledo o. r.
Ransom Oceanport, N j. L. E. B. Rosser South Boston, va
and c. Sommerve Portsmouth, Va The following officers
also elected: recording secretary j. w. Lemon Ark
executive secretary Laurence Fennnger Hampton Institute
associate executive secretary T. Boiling Hampton Institute va
and 39 members of the executive board
Helpful Exhibit.
Thomas Boiling general secretary of the Hampton
tute M c. A. prepared and mounted of charts which
showed graphically of the pressing problems which the
Christian Church must pastors spiritual M
eracy, preparation of minister's and missionary work
collection of books also placed exhibition to help the
conference ministers select reading which would help
them in their general preparation for Christian and give
them specific aid building and maintaining churches
stereomoorgaph displayed slides dealing with problems Of
health and church Improvement