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FOR SALE-Two milk cow. one
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l DO Copying and Enlarging At very
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Building. THE Bierest Little
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FOR SALE--Weaner Pigs, $3.50. Also
Four 100 ID. Shoats. Inquire Earl
]. Carpenter, Cebolla, Colo. 1928
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FOR SALE-Almost new ll-incA
riding pillow, with three shares,
Phone 69-R6. ED WYLIE
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FOX SALE-All kinds Of cherries,
sweet cherries ready for delivery
ready for delivery now.
now: DIR. RC. VAN AIKEN, Austin,
<o-N Colorado.
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Episcopal

st. Paul's Memorial church. Willow
and Grayson, Rev. Claude r. Parker
son, vicar. Feast OF St. Simon and 81.
Jude sunday; holy communion; ';S nd
sermon II O'Clock; vespers and address
5 o'clock; holy communion union o'c hoIx
communion. and 10 o'clock; holy COM
munion, 7 o'clock Friday.
st. Marks Episcopal, Travis Park; 3
Arthur Huston, rector: sylvester y. Rob
crtson. assistant. st. simon ana on ~
Jude's day. Holy communion 1880 IN
the morning: church school $3.50, morn
ing prayer and IAN Saints sermon a.
II o'clock: Fellowship League O'Clock
evening prayer and address 1880; holy
communion 1880 Thursday. All SAINTS
day with a short address at 10 O'CLOCK
holy communion 10 o'clock Friday.
st. Paurs Episcopal Burn pd,d an
rector. Church school, $3.50: morning
prayer and sermon II o'clock. with. no
ST. Luke's Episcopal. West Houston
and Chupaderas. Rev. Jay scott Bua-
long. rector. Church school 9:So; even
inp prayer and sermon 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-27
SOUTH NOT REPRESENTED
IN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
SAYS OSCAR w. UNDERWOOD
Declares in Speech Here That Commissions Formed
From Business Interests-South Is Due Presi-
dent-Must Take the Blame for They Have
Been Content to Sit at Second Table, He Says.

Stability of government is the
first problem you have TO settle. ]
made a motion for the unconditional
ratification of the treaty of Versailles
because il was the best that could be
done at the time. / knew that the
best heads of the world were needed
to handle the questions that confront
cd Europe.
World Learns Its Lesson.
The people of the United States
do not realize the position they oc-
cupy in the world today. The great
est mistake ever made was when the
Emperor OF Germany challenged you
TO the battle field. No country is
going TO challenge YOU at any time
in the near future.
"pisputes are not ordinarily settled
by the stick method. The power of
influence is more effective. For four
years we have cult playing the game
in Europe. We have quit the head
of the table. The most severe blow
ever dealt Germany was when we
withdrew our representative from the
reparations committee. He was the
only man who sat quietly at the table
and asked for nothing save justice.
When you pulled out. you left the
settlement to the dogs of war. Judg-
ment and consideration left the table
with the result that all the countries
of Europe have suffered and Gerl
many has been ruined.
France has Germany by the in
dustrial throat and docs not intend
to turn her loose till she is shaken
TO pieces because we refused 10
function.
"Some people in this country fear
what they call the Yellow Peril
Japan is too weak in finances. i'll
population and. in resources ever 10 be
a menace. If a yellow peril is to
come. it will be when the military
power of China and her great ion
and coal supplies are organized under
the executive ability of the japanese.
1.-Two years AGO the United States
asked nine governments 10 guaraH,ec
the territorial integrity of China. and
Japan signed the pact because of the
great potential power of America.
Your guarantee stands for the terri
torial Integrity of China, and it never
cost you a dollar.
Band Played Dixie"
"SoEe people have said that as
people we ought to follow the policy
of George Washington and beware of
entangling alliances. That is wise
thing to do when you can. The req
difficulty in the settlement of the
European trouble was not the treaty
of Versailles but the three power pact
which guaranteed the territorial in
tegrity of France. If that guarantee
had been made by this country,
France would have disSanded her
army. England would have resumed
the operations of her mills. Germany
would have revived and America
would have market for her surplus
products.
Senator Underwood was delayed
and did not reach San Antonio till
s ID p. m. As he entered the room
where the crowd had been patiently
awaiting his arrival, the audience
stood and cheercd. and the orchestra
played the tune of Dixie" He was
introduced by President W. G. Hig-
gins of the Lions Club. He left at
II o'clock for Houston where he will
speak Saturday.
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MIURA BUYS COSTUMES
Japanese Singer Shops for Butterfly
i'm Toxic and IOiOhOma.

When Tamaki Miura came back
from Japan recently she carried with
her enough kimonos for the entire
production of Madame Butterfuly.
Women love to shop and Miura is no
exception. The shops of Toxic. Ioko-
hama and Nagasaki have all contrib
uted a part of this gorgeous prOduc-
ton of MADAME Butterfly
Miura for three years has bought
her own wardrobe in Japan. Those
costumes have been the wonder of
Miura's friends. Fortune Gallo saw
an opportunity to costume the cast
of this great production in way
never before attempted. Would Ia
maxi Miura do it? She Woodland
did.
Nowhere, not even at the Metro
politan. has Butterfly" been produced
in so lavish style. New scenery of
breath taking beauty, silks exquisite
embroideries, expensive lacquer. teak
wood furniture. The very atmosphere
of the land of cherry blossoms is
there. .
John Luther Long. the author OF
MADAME Butterfly" on seeing Ia
maxi Miura recently remarked that
this was the real Butterfly" he had
in mind in writing the play just such
a woman.
Miura is Butterfly" With a voice
that ranks as one of the greatest IN
opera, she combines histri ionic ability
that makes the part real. She lives
Butterfly" The cast includes as
well Elvira Leveroni, Colin OMore.
Sofia Maslova. Graham Mari, Amedeo
Baldi. Fausto Bozza. Charles =. Cali
lagher and Frances Hess. the juvenile
movie actress.
The San Carlos Grand Opera Com
pany will appear for this one opera
at the Majestic Theater twilight matt
nee, Thursday. November 4.
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Presbyterian

First United Presbyterian Church, Og-
don and East Locust; Rev. S. G. Huey,
Kee. superintendent; morning worship.
II clock, The Lords Day; Christian
Endeavor. $3.50; evening worship. 1889.
THE Scarlet Line in the Window;
prayer meeting. 1880 Wednesday.
West End Presbyterian Church. Ear
zamora and Waverly; u. II. kirkpatrick
pastor. Sunday school $3.50. Sam Halle,
superintendent; Christian Endeavor $3.50
i Mas sh a@ e' With Go Gs'e con
cernipg Sin and Its Remedy; 1880
evangelistic with DIR. Asher Harlan
Brand preaching; prayer meeting 1880
Wednesday.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church.
Denver boulevard and Mittman; Edgar
Hubbard, minister. Sunday school 9;4l
with 4. II. Trick. superintendent; junioS
and intermediate. e:15; worship, 10 and
1870 o'clock; Bible study and prayc-
service, 7:i5 Wednesday: choir rehear-
sal. 1880 Thursday; DIR. G. II. Mcdonald.
secretary Of the Mems Work. will speak
at o'clock Friday.
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Gar
den and King william: Rev. J. Leigh
ton Green. pastor Sunday school. $3.50,
preaching at II and 1880 by Rev. A.
thur G.. Jones; mid-week prayer service
7:45 Wednesday; Christian Endeavor. 5
o'clock for juniors and $50 for seniors.
Rev. j. W. Harrison. minister. Sunday
school. e:45; preaching, IL o'clock.
Crestholme Presbyterian Church. Her
mitage court and Gross avenue; Rev. J.
W. Harrison. minister. Sunday school.
9:45; preaching. 1880.
Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church.
PAPA Buena Vista: c. NJ. Dellinger, pas
tor. Sunday school 9:45, VI. J. Church,
superintendent; preaching. IL and 7:i5;
Christian EndeaVor. 6:l5, Mrs J. f. Har-
ris. superintendent; prayer service, 7:l5
Wednesday.
Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
Camden street and lexington avenue:
Asher Harlan Brand. minister. Morning
worship. IL o'clock. 1.-THE God of Har-
vest: evening worship, 1880. with =
special musical program; Bible school.
$3.50: Junior Christian Endeavor, 4
O'Clock; intermediate. $50: high school
$50: Y. p. S. {. F., $50; mid-wcek serv-
ice. 1880 Wednesday
Church. Tow nsend and Abiso; Rev. II.
r. NJ. McGill. pastor. sabbath school at
10 o'clock: sermon. THE Communion
Engagement at II o'clock with observ-
ance of the Lords supper; evening SCI
mon at 1880. subject. THE Call OF
Moses: Christian Endeavor at $50;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 1850; choir
practice Thursday at 1880.
Utica Presbyterian, West Woodlawn
Pearce, pastor. Sunday school. $50;
Junior Christian Endeavor o'clock;
other societies at $50. Rev. Roy F.
Cleveland. missionary from Africa. will
have charge OF the prayer meeting SER
vice at 1880 Wednesday. Troop I, Boy
Scouts will meet at 1880 Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-27
APPEAL TO MINISTERS
Churches Seek to Educate People
Concerning international Court.
Washington. d. C.. Oct. 27.-An

Washington, ID. C.. Oct. 27.-An
appeal to the 100000 Christian minis
tiers Of the country to help the Ameri-
can people secure an intelligent I'M
Outstanding of tn, nature and work
of the permanent court of interna-
tional justice" was issued today by
the Federal Council of Churches
through its commission on interna-
tional justice and good Will.
The call was issued in connection
with the observance of world court
week from November ) to Armistice
Day, designed as world court Sunday.
1t says in part:
"A new problem now cOnfronts the
nation and a new opportunity for SER
vice now comes 10 the churches. Thc
task before US is TO enable our mil
lions of citizens:
Il. To secure an intelligent I'M
Outstanding of the nature and work
of the permanent court Of interna-
tional justice
-. To attain clear appreciation
of what il would mean for America
and for the world for the United
States either to accept or reject Presi-
dent Harding's proposal.
"3. To determine. each for himself.
what loyal and intelligent citizen OF
great democracy may and should do
TO help their country lnrform its NOR
al obligations.
Acceptance of a world peace pro-
gram looking towards warless world
can never be imposed by govern
ment upon its people. but it can be
imposed by n peopl ON itself. This
however. depends on the moral and
intellectual training of the people.
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Baptist

Beacon Hill Baptist. Fredericksburs
pastor. Preaching II and 1880 by the
pastor. Sunday school s:i5; j. Y. p. u.
followed by prayer meeting at
o'clock. q
First Baptist, Fourth and Taylor; DIT.
!. F. Gates. pastor. Sunday school $3.50.
weaching by the pastor at IL and $3.50
O'clock; special music at both services:
b. y. p. U. 6:i5: regional conference.
Southwest Texas. all day meeting Tues
day with DIR. George w. rruett as the
principal speaker.
Prospect Hill Baptist. 1901 Buena
Vista; Hulen r. Carroll, pastor sum
day school s:i5. +. r. Stanford. super
intendent; preaching by the pastor at
IL and 1880. Morning theme. Church
; Memb bnG and and evening theme SOY,
meetings at $50; teachers meeting !
o'clock wednesday; prayer meeting.
o'clock Wednesday.
Riverside Park Baptist. $500 South
school s:4S, w. w. Rollins. supcrintend-
emit; preaching IL and 1880; all b. y.
p. U. meetings ESQ; prayer meeting
1880 Wednesday.
Los Angeles Heights Baptist, 7. v;
Long. pastor. Preaching IL and 1850
by w. J. Bugg. evangelist, and each
night all next week at 1880 with sing
ing as feature; Bible school s:4o:
Charles +. Reyes. superintendent; all
d. Y. i. L. meetings 6:15: Ladies' Aux
iliary o'clock Monday.
Central Baptist. one block off South
Flores on Johnson street; Walter /.
Davis, pastor. Services morning and
evening by the pastor. Sunday school
9:i5. Richard Brown, superintendent; all
Il. Y. =. u. meetings $3.50. o. l.. Arm
strong. Mrs Richard Brown and Mrs.
W. r. Davis, leaders; Laymen's Union
T:S0 Tuesday j. Il. Bryan, president.
Highland Baptist Mission. $40 Kayton
avenue; Sunday school 9:4o, G. ID.
Reayes. superintendent; b. Y. p. U. $3.50,
Mrs 4. II. Miller director; preaching
services IL and 7:45 by DIR. Samuel r..
Burroughs; prayer service 7:f5 Wednes-
day; choir practice 7:f5 Thursday: visit
ing day Tuesday for w. NJ. L., Mrs.
w r. Kilburn. president.
Pegues Memorial Baptist, c. l.. SKIN
ner pastor. Preaching IL and 1880; sun
day school 9:45. Chester Slimp. super
intendent: b. Y. P. u. meetings $500
Mrs o. NJ. Roam. pianist; Mr.. lackey'
chorister; prayer meeting 1880 Wednes-
day; Woman's Auxiliary Monday.
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DR.. GATES SPEAKS
Tells COnopians TO Invest in Life Up
to 40 Years and Then Reap Reward.

DR.. /. f.. Gates was the principal
speaker before large gathering at the
luncheon of the Conopus Club at the
Mcngcr Hotel Friday. DIR. Gates ad-
dress consisted of scrmonette.
Taking as his subject. When Is
Life Worth Living" DIR. Gates struck
tie keynote in the lives Of men who
were always active in the welfare of
his fcllowman as well as for himself
and for the good accomplished in life.
Men are not measured by their
income. but outcome, and life is not
worth living unless you find your
place i'm life. and make it Il point to
ill that place" said DIR. Gates. Put
your biggest investment in yourself
in the first 40 years of your life and
YOU will reap a rich reward. Value
time more than money and take care
of the spare moments to do good. In
my opinion, the most typical Amerl-
can in the last 100 years was Thco-
dore Roosevelt" the speaker declared.
Don't measure the man by the cut
of his clothes or his bank account,
but by the deeds he does. Make the
best man possible of Yourself and
don't believe in the revolution of man,
and that we originated from mon
keys"
G. ID. Hall introduced Kurt ID.
Beckmann and Otto Kochler as new
members. The guests included II. i.
King, ID. L. Fletcher. \. :. Bush,
John A. Nicholson and {. NJ. Cham
bcrs. Miss Nora Deussen with the
Edna Park Players, entertained with
readings.
The attendance prizes were award
ed as follows: Magnolia coupon
book, donated by Harry Wallace.
went TO Dave Woodward Jr.: silk
American flag, by Jess Wolfe, to Ar
thur Judkins; one gallon ice cream,
by Alamo Food Products. to Miss
Nora Deussen. and seven quarts OF
milk, lby James Maverick, to DIR.
Gates
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Catholic

st. Mary's Catholic Church. school au-
Gitorium, StMary's street, Rev. Dusseau.
o MI, pastor. Masses on Sunday at
5:l5. s, 6:i5. 1880. S:l5. .. s:45. 1880
ll:l5 and 1915. High mass HIS. chill
dren's mass Sis in the high school
auditorium, followed by the catcchism.
Meeting of the promoters OF the Leasue
Of the Sacred Heart 1880 Sunday with
the evening services closing at 7:i5.
Rosary and benediction OF the Blessed
day Mt 1:i5: devotions in honor OF st.
Anthony. the question box and bene-
diction OF the Blessed Sacrament 5:i5
Tuesday. All Saints Day, Thursday, No
vcmber /. holy day Of obligation. masses
the same as on sunday. Friday. All
Souls Day. masses every half hour be-
ginning at Sis. Services at the ccme-
terry Friday at 4:s0. Masses during the
week at csc, 1880. Sis and o'clock
in the morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-27
JUDGE STEPS DOWN
FROM BENCH TO RAP
AGED WIDOWS CLAIM
Her "Iniuries," He Says,
Are "PIain Bit of
Fakery."

Los Angeles. Cal, Oct. 2I-SuDerior
Judge J. Perry Wood stepped down
from the bench Yesterday 10 testify
against an aged widow who was
sueing n street railway company for.
5000 damages in his court.
After hearing the plaintiff. Mrs.
Marion Boggs. testified that she could
not run around without the aid OF
crutches, as result of injuries re-
ceiyed here last August in alighting
from a street car. the Judge swore
he had seen he plaintiff moving
about without cru'cheS.
Then. resuming the bench. he
characterized the case as "the plalnest
open and shut bit of fakery we have
ever seem"
The jury returned verdict for the
street car company.
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Lutheran

Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Avenue Z and Fifth street; Rev. Paui >:
Helm. pastor. Twenty-seeohu o.so.
services. II o'clock. "How TO Treat the
Offending Brother" and 1850 by KEY.
L. G. Knask, privileges OF Mankind
senior Luther League. SEQ: SUNDAY
school teachers Monday. 1880; junior
catochism class Tuesday and Friday at
9:15 and 4:i5; church officers FRIDAY s'
1880: church council, s:lb.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran:
Missouri Synod, Jones and west jose
milne: G. W. Lobeck. pastor. sunday
school. $3.50; service, o'clock. Reform
alton Of the Church; no evening service
Government Hin Evangelical Lutheran
North Pine and Mason; Theodore h.
Streng, pastor. Sunday school. O'Clock ,
Bible class. 9:45; morning sermon, lO;So
'Why IL 1t Self Evident for a Christian
to Do. Mission Work?": evening sermon,
1880 We fnesday; teachers training class
and choir practice, $3.50 and 7:So fri
81. John. Evangelical Lutheran. East
Sueya and south Presa; a. L. Wolff, pas
tor. Sunday school and Bible class, s:5o'
English service, II O'Clock; German ser
vice, 1850; evening sermon What -
Our Attitude Toward Missions?"; instruc-
ton OF junior catechlsm class, o'clock
every Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY
instruction of adult class. s o'clock We'd
nesday; meeting Luther League O'Clock
zion Lutheran Chapel. branch Of st,
Johns zoe East Cincinnati. Sunday
school and Bible class. $3.50; no divine
services.
, st. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran. Mis-
souri, Synod. South Presa and Rosebor-
ough; q. 6. Falsken, pastor. sunday
school. $3.50. Mission festival; morning
service, 1880 in German conducted by
Rev. j. killmcyer. Kingsville. Tex: Eng
lish services. o'clock by Rev. y. Kaase'
Kingsbury. Tex: Bible class, 1880: even
ing service, s o'clock by Rev. Kollmeyer;
holy communion celebrated at morning
and night service; Ladies' Aid meeting:
8 O'Clock Thursday at the residence OF
Mrs. A. Droemer. 504 Sadie street
Evangelical Lutheran lions Church,
Helotes; Rev. w. w. Laubach. pastor.
German services Sunday afternoon at
$3.50; Sunday school Immediately after
the service.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran.
Compton and South Flores, Harlandale;
Rev. W. W. Laubach, pastor. Sunday
school, $50; preaching. 1880; choir
meeting. o'clock Friday.
Highland Park Lutheran Church, Ham
mond and New Braunfels avenues; Rev:
+. A. Neumeister. pastor. Twenty-second
sunday after Trinity-sunday school and
pastors Bible class at O'Clock; d.
vine service at 1880; no evening service;
vestry meeting at 1880; council
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Methodist

Trinity Episcopal Methodist. Beacon
Hill; Harry G. Leonard. pastor. Sum-
day school. $3.50; Bible school 10 o'clock
soG Lsa sIosk MoGSns
Call to the Privileged" Evening, Fol
lowing the Gleam.''
Laurel Heights Methodist. West Wood
lawn and Belknap; Rev, :. H. Burgin.
church secretary; Hal Browne, Sunday
school superintendent. Sunday school,
$3.50: adult Bible class e:t5; Mrs. S. X.
c. Burgin giving the lesson; morning
cOiors." Chaplain Vaughan Of Fort
Sam Houston will preach. Junior league
$50, Mrs. II. b. Barnes. superintend-
emit; Burgin chapter $3.50. DR.. A. Ken
Righteous Minority" by Chaplain
Vaughan.
blackberry Street Methodist South
blackberry and Montana; Rev. l.. j..
Rode. pastor. Sunday school. s:i5. d.
]. Brandenberger. superintendent; wor-
ship JO:45 and 7:45: Kings Herald So
ciety o'clock. Mrs. D. j. Brandenber-
ger, leader. Epworth League o'clock.
W.; F: Finek in charge: r..v,...sx
varro; Rev. Arthur J. Moore, pastor.
Miss Hattie Rankin. pastors assistant
and financial secretary; y. w. staple
ton, director of music: Mrs. Harry Leap.
Of Sunday school; sunday school. $3.50:
preaching by the pastor at lo:45 and
1880; Epworth League 6:30; midweek
service 1880 Wednesday.
Mckinley Avenue Methodist, South
Prcsa and Mckinley. z. v. Lilies. pas
tor. Special program Of addresses and
music. "Children's Week: IL o'clock,
Rubie Perry Hardin. soloist and director
Of music; preaching 7:45- by J. G. Nc
Creless; Epworth League $50: Murray
Boone, president.
East End Methodist. East Commerce
and Polaris, Rev. Paul w. Evans, pas
tor. Sunday school 9:i5, Mrs. Arthur
Nagel, superintendent.
Palm Heights Methodist. Walton and
DeSoto; Rev. Paul W. Evans. pastor
Sunday school s:i5. II. E. Miiam' super
intendent.
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CONDUCT BIBLE TALK
Leaders i'm Negro Baptist Convention
10 Sneak in Local Churches.

10 Nl0<lh Ill >hh Wv .
The fourth days session OF the
Negro General Baptist convention was
begun this morning with q Bible m
stitute conducted by DR.: IL. NJ. WI,
liams of Galveston. The devotional
topic was led by the Rev, l.: r.
Meador. Following this DIR. 4. n.
Banks Of Dallas, secretary OF the
Evangelical Board, spoke on World
Wide Evangelism Among other
Nhings he said:
We are living in an age when ",
must fully realize that every saved
soul. must strive to save Il soul. ior
hitter all, soul-winning is the church S
supreme job.
Continuing. he said;
"The question now confronting us
is. can the mOdrrn day church enter
into the evangelical laboratory OF
Gods love and make a pathological
discovery that will at this psychol-
ogical moment bring about cure for
the present day Ills that now peset
the human race"
A feature of Friday nights meet
ing was the address of DR.. Held, who
came as a representative OF the ilVe
thousand white Baptists OF Texas,
bringing greetings to the General BAD
fist convention. DR.. Held has re-
Gently returned from the Worlds Bap,,
tist Alliance and from an extended
trip through the Holy. Lands. he saul
in mart that THE white Baptlsts OF
T,xas are aiding colored Bnptlsts IN
financial way. but this aid is not
intended TO lessen the efforts of the
negroes III developing their own &C.
ll,,p sA.nnarpfln
is TO develop you aDd TO help you
stand on your own feet. IN, race
problem is not all on zone side. The
white man owes a duty to his black
neighbor and the black man owes q
dnty 10 his white ncighbor. Each
must recognize the claim OF the other
and be willing to pay"
DR.. c. i. Madison of Norfolk, Va,
who is secretary of the National Bap-
fist convention and DIR. ]. l.. Woods,
its president. were special guests on
Friday evening. Sunday morning DIR.
Woods will mr., ach 10 the congregation
of the First Colored Baptist Church,
DIR. g. L. c. Curry. pastor. At the
same hour. DIR. Madison will be heard
at Second Baptist Church, DIR. i. ii.
Kelly. pastor. In making his report.
as secretary Of the edue2 lional board
of the convention, Prof. w. ii. Fuller
showed that the amount contributed
for the work of education was $24,-
S02.3j.
The feature Of Saturday nights
program will be an address by Mrs.
Cora Jordan White of Nashville,
II nm. who represents the work OF the
Home Mission Board Of the National
Baptist convention. This will be fol-
lowed by an address by Mrs. Fan
ME +. Morton of PittSburg. Pa, who
is sDecial representative Of the Ma
tonal Baptist Theological Training
Seminary. A model Sunday school
will be held Sunday morning in the
auditorium of the Second Baptist
Church. In the afternoon DIR. Henry
Allen Boyd. secretary of the National
Baptist Publishing Board and preSi,,
dent of the Citizens Saving Bank OF
Nashville. Tenn. will be the principal
speaker. A silver Offering will te
taken at the door. As usual. special
arrangements will be made for the ac-
commodation of white people. The
will close Monday night.