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identities and assign you to the lost
and found department for the mo-
ment. Anyway, there are four num-
bers known only as X, Y, z and @.
If these four numbers are added they
will give the same answer that they
will If multiplied. In other words, x
times Y times z times @ equals x
plus Y plus z plus @. Can you iden-
tify the numbers? Twins, triplets or
quadruplets allowed.
(Answer on Page B-11.)
(Copyright, 193S)
Tipperary, Ireland. lies in the
Golden Vein." rich plain on the
north side of the Galtry Mountains.
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nothing to make pellets Of. the crops
Of those flrst Owls Of mine got out
Of order through lack Of use and made
the birds SICK"
"That Is all very interesting" said
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by many that this scarlet flower is the
one referred to in the quotation.
The swamps. low meadows and moist
fields are the chosen spots to look for
the lovely Canada lily. Its Towering
season is from June to July, and its
range from Nova Scotia to Georgia,
westward beyond the Mississippi.
The leaves are lance-shaped, rather
long and in whork of 4 to 10. Some
times plant will have alternate
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Mr.. Jones, trying to keep . twinkis
from his eyes, but you haven't yet
proved to me that Owls arc Of any
particular use" ..... s
(Copyrisht, 1880 T..
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By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

IS ONS1DER the lilies OF the
field, how they grow; they
toll not, neither do they
spin.
"And yet I say unto you. that even
Solomon in all his glory was not ar
rayed like one of these"
It Is . question just what lily was
referred to in the Bible and some even
question it was q lily. Yet there are
the most exquisite lilies, known as the
martacon. that grow in great pro-
fusion in Palestine, and 1t Is thought
Evening star., 1938-03-23
The Reorganization Bill
Measure Is at Least as Revolutionary as Supreme
Court Plan, Observer Says.
Supreme

whether the pressure Of holding or
withdrawing support in the oncoming
congressional elections. or the pressure
Of holding or bestowing patronage.
Senator Wheeler's amendment was de-
feated by four votes. Now there is
nothing left except to defeat the bill
as q whole. and draft another and
better one.
This bill must not pass. II It does,
We shall have created q means where
by one man, once elected President,
can rule this country with q camarilla.
II we create those means, sooner or
later. they will be used.
Democracy on the Defensive.
Democratic government is on the
defensive in every country in the
world. It has been overthrown in
state after state. And in not one sin.
gle country has it been overthrown bv
violent revolution. The revolutions
which have already dethroned the peo-
pie have all been accomplished by
breaking down the democratic process.
destroying democratic checks, and thus
opening the gates for the aggrandize-
ment Of executive power, first over the
peoples representatives, and, even
tually. over the peoples lives. This has
been the history Of every anti-demo-
cratic revolution. from Mussolini's
coup d'etat in 1922 to the final COLLAPSE
OF every pretense of freedom, in Aus
tria few days ago.
In my next column I will discuss
more IN detail the various features of
the reorganization bill conceding, IS
we all must, that there is q genuine
need for reform of the executive
branch OF the Government, and that
even the present bill has its points.
But as 1t stands it is simply terrible.
II Congress doesn't stop 1t the peo-
pie must stop it, Is they stopped the
bill for the reorganization OF the su.
preme Court. BY personal expressions
IN kilograms to their representatives.
Today. Now.
tcopyriEht. 1888. New York Tribune. rne.)
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will of the other tWo-thirds.
The events of the last fortnight, all
over the world, have occupied the
front page headlines. The repercus-
sion from them has stupefied US all.
But we have got to continue to keep
our eyes open, and, for the moment,
turn them again toward Washington.
For this proposal to reorganize the
executive branch Of the Government is
at least as revolutionary as the Su-
preme Court bill, and. in my opinion.
even more dangerous to representative,
democratic government. And unless
there Is howl from the country with
in the next few days, this bill. which
is now before the Senate, is very likely
to pass.
Extension Of Congress Control.
That the whole structure of our ad-
ministrative system needs overhauling
and reforming is beside the point at
this moment. What We really need.
and need desperately. is an extension,
not diminishing, of congressional
control and the erection of a more ef-
ficient apparatus for that purpose.
This bill moves in exactly the oppo-
site direction. 1t gives the President
complete power over the bureaus, the
agencies and the public corporations,
which, with their immense funds and
their immense powers, have the ca
pacity to make or break the economic
and social structure of the country,
and under this bill the President will be
subject to less supervision than Is given
to the head Of any private corporation
in the United States.
He will be given the power ITO
transfer, regroup, coordinate, con-
solidate. reorganize or abolish" all Of
the administrative agencies. This might
conceivably be q desirable move for
greater efficiency, provided that some
check, somewhere, Is exercised by the
representative of the people. But the
joker lies in the Presidents veto power
Under this law he can issue an edict
with regard to all those agencies. II
Congress does not disapprove within
60 days the edict becomes law. If it
does dlsapprove. Its disapproval Is
subject to presidential veto. And it
will then take 4 two-thirds majority
Of Congress to override him!
II Congress checks the President
the President can recheck Congress,
and all ne needs Is one-third of Con-
gress to overrule the majority.
Wheeler Amendment.
Senator Wheeler proposed an amend
ment to overcome this. Under his
amendment. the President would still
have been given reorganization powers
but congressional approval would be
required. This would have preserved
majority rule.
1t was generally believed that Sena-
tor Wheeler's amendment would pass.
But the pressure exerted by the ad-
ministration and Mr.. Farley upon
legislators never abates for a moment,
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estates where the servitors are great
grandsons of others in the same fealty,
and an ancient villa and shooting
preserve, now occupied by Anthony
j. Drexel Biddle, jr., our Ambassador
to Poland.
After his graduation from oxford.
Count Potocki shot tigers in India
and buffalo and impala in Africa, and
other game In remote places. He has
a passion for hunting and was q mem
Der of the -GufIey safari into
the wilds of Northern Pennsylvania
last December. He is planning . trip
to Alaska to shoot bears.
He is quite UNDERSTANDABLE against
change. even If 1t Is necessary to link
six nations In barrier against 1t.
A Washington friend informs this
writer that 1t is quite likely that
Pleas E. Greenlee, stout, ruddy, gre
garious member Of the Bituminous
Coal Commission, will be appointed
head OF the commission to succeed
the retiring Charles F. Hosford, jr.
Success in pie-counter Job sud-
denly upped Mr.. Greenlee from OBJ
scurity to eminence. When Paul v.
McNutt became Governor of In
diana, the capital swarmed with hum
cry Democrats after q stretch Of lean
years. Mr.. McNutt picked Mr.. Green
lee for his dealer. For days on end he
processed long line past his desk,
the queue reaching clear out to the
capitol steps, dishing the jobs uner-
ringly to the faithful and blanking
those who had merely an appetite. 1t
was one Of the neatest jobs Of patron.
age dispensing ever recorded. But he
made the mistake Of trying to succeed
Mr.. McNutt for Governor, with the
latter's organization backing Mr..
Townsend, and so moved into the
national picture.
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The Capital Parade
AntiSpending Bloc Veers Toward Lending Program.
Business Upturn Unseen for Year.

BY JOSEPH ALS0P and ROBERT KINTNER.
determination Administrators
slowly diluted the duses business
the Morgenthau group
dchers held OF the all
veering toward broad lending
that still anspenders willing
conferences Secretary Morgenhau frankly
stood have particularly with the
the railroads and utilities operating companies
structon
There number hopeful signs encourage
spende in their belief that depression
notable is the nd-o business being done at the Federal Housing
residential housing making large
all opinion
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it did against the administration OF
President johnson. the violation of
the Corrupt Practices Act may furnish
the basis for an impeachment charge,
certainly as long as the Chief Execu-
tive fails to- do anything about the
violations.
So it seems hollow mockery for
the clause in the Constitution about
faithful execution OF the laws to be
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used now by Mr.. Roosevelt as tech
nical reason for ousting an honest
public official like Chairman Morgan
when the politicians who have thus
far got away with a brazen violation
Of Federal laws are given an immunity
through the negligence of the Pres
ident himself, who benefited by their
illegal and corrupt practices.
(Copyrieht, 1881
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another European conhagraion
The combine however homogeneous
Nordic coalition
The Lhuanans be
hybrid combination long they
mobilization Of the Polish
main questionable long the old
1sve You, I Did Not Want to do tt
OF the Establishment odtnridn government
Kauna might facilitate the task the Polish
suspicious observers beeue that continued
forces the Lithuanian border might conceuaby
elements er that country bring about
such euenuaty OF the neutral
easily be formed.
Oswado Aanha
present foreign
friends here that he actually
on that ne would do his the
and not allow the totatarian ood
Vargas ordered the dissolution all
included
German Bazans In doing this he pointed the
measures that cultural ties these days also political
the oaitarn Of Brazil could
Berlin could allow similar foreigners
THO chickering's exchange cui-
He rejected the German note
it altogether
In certain quarters
the two might
population Of German stock.
IS
no repras can be expected At
Inside recently indicate that the
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BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

IF THE bill for the reorganization
Of the executive passes in its
present form we shall have gone
= long way toward establishing
authoritarian government In the
United States. Congress will have de-
creed its own partial abdication and
hxed it SO that one-third Of that body
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D. c. TEACHER TO JOIN
GROUP FOR JAPAN TOUR
Others From U. 3. and Canada Are
Invited to Visit Country
This Summer.

One Washington high school teach
er will be selected to join a group of
II others from the United States and
Canada to make tour of Japan
this summer as guests Of the Board
of Tourist Industry, japanese Gov
ernment Railways. it was learned
here today.
The conditions announced were that
each selected teacher should pay ex-
penses to the port Of departure aad
reduced fare and expenses across
the Pacific. Expenses in Japan will
be met by the sponsoring group
The selections will be announced
about May 20, and the party. divided
into two groups, will leave about the
middle Of June.
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a neutral belt"
a 6 q inst gate
c ra 3 h e rs from
either side. It
would include Po-
! a n d, Rumania,
Finland, Estonia,
Latvia and ith-
uania.
U n der ny
threat Of aggres-
sion. he has q lot
more at stake
than most Poles
"A great racing
stable Of Anglo
Ara b a n stock,
pOlo fields. vast
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AAepAA No0S Vol 4
that the laws be
faithfully exc
euted."
q" Mr.. Roosevelt
was quoting from
the. Constitution
t o support h is
theory that he
may EN- ov e
Chairman M or
gan of the T. v.
A. on the ground
that this partic-
ular law is not
being. executed.
But there is noth-
ing in the Con-
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can permanently
prevent the full
CO ngres s ional
power from ever
being recaptured.
Thus, from in
terpreting denoc-
racy to mean the
uncontrolled will
Of the majority.
We shall have
passed to inter-
pretin 1t as
m e a ming the
power Of one
third OF the peo-
pies representa-
fiyeS To block the
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q
back to its 1887 For March, Federal Reserve Board index
likely to break eighty and pemis
the tilt will be negligible hopeful small
the After
opmis that climb leiurey
predicted January l. 1899 \
of 100
Should place
still be 20 before the could
equaled Moreover. rempoyment index
l40 required.
Government funds has all but irresistible appeal
that
Morgenthau other
to auert something than lending
gall
an y uniendy meeting the close the
Yet after the conference behind
that his executive
Since the
heart than other Wheeler
the BILL
enough contening
himself with
friends
showed what really thought putting
the openest
beat Wheelers amendment
Altogether, Senator Wheeler
the White House railroad
Carl Gray former president
the Pacific
Sargent Chicago Joyce
Chicago Great Western that had
He also read Mr. Gray selections
road unihcation
Hudson charging Mr. NTH blocking unfcaton
principal object OF the White meeting
Senator's selected readings
Which probably just mhat he Wdnted
While finally reliably
that he strongly inclined against seeking the
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Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Count jerry Potocki
Hopes to Form 4
"Neutral Belt"
BY LEMUEL PARTON.

BY LEMUEL PARTON.
CUNT JERRY POTOCKI, Pol.
ish Ambassador, the hand
soonest and dressiest foreign
~ envoy in Washington, has
hunted over large area Of Poland with
his 18-couple pack Of fox hounds. He
doesn't like intrusion, and he lets 1t be
known that his country hopes to form
Evening star., 1938-03-23

HE opinions OF the rtters this page ocn not
necessarily The Stars. Such opinions are presented IN
The Stars effort gue all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions may contradictory anuonp
themselves and directly opposed 20 The Stars.
Evening star., 1938-03-23
This Changing World
Polish Ambassador Explains Lithuanian Question.
Aranha Doing Big Job in Brazil.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN,

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.
able Polish Ambassador Washington
upon instructions from his government expose
OF the why's and wherefores Of the Polish
The Ambassador explained that had foremost
the organization
which would
Moscow.
The explanations Of the distinguished
Evening star., 1938-03-23

Lecture on Flowers and Fruits.
The Wild Flower Preservation So
ciety will sponsor an illustrated lee
ture by P. L. Kicker on Fall Flower
and Fall Fruits Attractive to Birds"
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the Nationcl
Museum.
Evening star., 1938-03-23

Even men sympathetic with
the views Of the anti-spenders pre-
dict that. for . long time. business
will continue to move sidewise, like
. rheumatic crab. Since the busi-
ness level Is now really appallingly
low. this makes emergency meas
ures logical.
\
As the least alarmist Govern
ment prophets see It. the buaineSS
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Of an immediate war, have gone
just q little bit too far. when he
compared the new bloc with the
Scandinavian countries.
There are no territorial grudges
between Sweden. Norway and Den
mark. The three nations got to-
gether in an honest endeavor to
protect themselves against any vio-
lation Of their strict neutrality.
Geographically and politically they
can remain neutral In the event Of
Evening star., 1938-03-23

Ior CHe MaSSacnusettS lieutenant
governorship. Recently, a petition
requesting him to do so, purporting
to have been signed by 100000
dwellers in Massachusetts,. was laid
on his desk. AS such things always
are, the petition was, of course,
got up by the henchmen whom Mr..
Roosevelt's control over Massa-
chusetts patronage has helped him
to collect.
Within the last hve days. he
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House job important for him to
be ready 1910 his
thought that his
petition up peoples
choice
(oopyrisht
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= VI eS13O1y, III 1OSOo1118 N10NI1~
tion on a little e-noticed clause of the
Constitution of the United States
which says that the Chief Executive
Evening star., 1938-03-23

There oyast ounboats
not they poud haue been
by the rebel cruiser.
these appears that skipper
British merchantmen
whether that British would
the
sailed closely followed
dered the Brhes the territorial
lowed whereupon the Hood
o
Evening star., 1938-03-23

Trying 20 prevent thfee Bfit1Sh
ships from entering . loyalist port,
WAS sent to the bottom by the
H. M. 8. Hood, the pride Of the
British navy.
It appears that there were no
other warships in the neighbor-
hood Of the Espana except that
British battle cruiser. The first
reports indicating that the Espana
had been sunk by loyalist air
planes were quickly denied by the
1oya liste fhovo cnIuAs
Evening star., 1938-03-23
MIR. Roosevelt
Is Called to
Account
+. ", A. Comment
Brings Up Old Issue
p Of Campaign Gifts.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

RESIDENT ROOSEVELT has
done the cause of good gov
ernment a service, perhaps in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Metropolitan Pastor
And Church Members
Discuss Rally Plans

The seventh year celebration
rally at the Metropolitan Baptist
church has not ended as was stated
in the November &c issue of this
paper. II will not end until tho
third Sunday in May. 1889 II was
only the ending of one of the seven
battles that will take place during
the seven months oi OF this rally be-
cause II is known as the Seventh
Year Celebration Rally war. Tho
$4,000 raised on the third Sunday
in November was only he beeinn-
ing OF the rally.
Sunday afternoon al G o'clock the
pastor the Rev. A. &. Williams who
Is at the helm of this great rally:
the two generals and all of the
captains met In the main auditors
ium OF tho crurch and discussed
future plans for the rally. The
plans will appear in the next issue
Of this paper.
"Old against new was the sub
jet Of tho pastors discourse sun
day morning. December IL. based
on' the text found in Luke $50.
Read the Tribune ard find out
about all OF the activities OF the
Metropolitan Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
John Wesley Pastor
Back From Trip To
Church In Muskegon

The Rev. ]. l.. Moore. pastor Of
John Wesley A. NJ. f.. Zion church.
Beechwood and Moore Place, spent
a few days last week In Muskegon.
one OF his former charges. The
Rev. Mr.. Moore reports nice visit
having been the guest speaker at
the John Wesley Zion church in
Muskegon OF which the Rev. NJ j..
Jones IL pastor.
The pastor was back at his
church Sunday morning and preach
ed the last OF a series Of sermons
taken from the Book OF Job.
The Rev. j. y. Howell, pastor Of
ST. stephen A. NJ. f. church will
rreach al John Wesley Friday ev-
ening. Singing will be supplied by
the ST. stephen choir.
The Rev. Mr.. Moore VIII preach
At the morning service next SUN
day.
Dr. T.. S. Bramble will speak at
the s:a0 program. DR.. Bramhle
wac formerly the financial agent
OF Billy Sunday. the great eyangel-
lat.
The w. II. and r. NJ. societies
will hold joy and candle light
service Sunday evening. December
rs. Every one is asked to sit in
10y circle. Or. j u. Bargyh will
sneak. The public Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Explains How
Jesus Raised
Man From Dead
Pastor Tells
Story Of
Lazarus

Services at Mt Pilgrim Bspi.
church. orleans and Mullet stree
were we'll attended last Sundsy
morning The pastor the New \
II. Hilson. preached an instructive
sermon from the subject. I'VE would
soc Jesus text being taken from
The eleventh chapter Of St. John
In ne course ri his sermon, The
pastor told how Jesus raised Lag
arus from the dead and how loyal
his friends Mary and Martha were
10 Jesus Amounting his feet.
The mission gave 2 splendid pro-
gram IN The afternoon Mrs 1ono
GRAY Is The president
The pastor reorsanized the B. /.
r L. sunday afternoon The I'M
ion was divided into two big groups.
Many young people we're present.
sunday evening the Master Four
and Other quar'ettes rendered
spicy program
Mrs. Helen Johnson IS church re-
pnrter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

hours, reports were heard from
various state presidents, modern
tors Of associations and individuals
who were ready TO make their nm
sncial report.
But the convention did not stop
at raising funds. There was the
spiritual side that was observed.
For two days and nishts. the
church was packed ana heard d.
tinguished ministers speak. One Of
the outstanding men 10 deliver =
sermon was the Rev. r. c. Barbour,
Nashville, Tenn, editor OF the
Baptist Voice" His subject was
The Greatest Force Ia Spiritual
leadership"
Each meetins va cnlivened BY
singing OF the choir under the d.
.rsction Of Miss Lucy Campbell. The
con gresational singing was led BY
Rev. z. W. ID. Isaac, Naahvills,
Tenn, and Prof. Frye. Chicago, ILL.,.
Rev. r. l.. Brady, Detroit. Mich,
delivered 4 hns sermon on the
opening night and the sermon on
the second night was delivered BY
Rev. c. II. Hampton, Califcrnis.
The morning sermon the second
day was preached by Rev. w. G.
williams. Penn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Christian Science

ia the Universe, Including Man,
Evolved by Atomic Feres!' will be
the subject Of the Lesson Sermon
In all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
December II.
The Golden Text tissiah 4s:12.
49, IL: "Htarken unto me. o Jacob
and Israel. my called: I Am he; ]
am thu hrst. also am the last.
Mine hand also hath laid the foun-
dstion az the earth. and my right
hand hath spannsd the heavens"
Among the Bible citations IL thu
passage tRsv. GID: Thou art
worthy o Lord. 70 receive glory
and honour and power: for thou
hast created all things. and for
thy pleasure they are and were
created"
Correlativs passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
| book, Science and Hsalth with
Key 10 the Scriptures" ~ Mary
Baker Dddy. include the felIewina
%. 1861: "eed creates and governs
the universe. Including mas. Ths
universe 10 Allied with spiritual
Ideas. which He stelvss. end the,
are obsdisnt 70 the Mind TIA
makes them"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Rev. E. NJ. Kaigler To
Baptise Candidates

An appreciatiNe audience listened
sunday to the morning sermon OF
The pastor the Rev r, NJ Kaigler.
ext The wrath Of God" Rev. 1e.
Attorney Julian perry delivered
splendid address 70 young PEG
ple at 6 o. m subject The Bible
In 1000 Tongues
A. the evening worship Pastor
l>aicler preached from Acts 2751.
subject. Safety First He stress
cd he frcf that except ye abide
IN the ship you cannot be saved.
Music was rendered by the Junior
choir under direction Of Mrs. Wat
son There we're four accessions
10 The church Three were candi-
daiesf or baptism.
Wednesday night December Fl,
Pastor kaisler viii baptize all can
didatcs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

ations. Spanish Bible, and in
extensively bound Bibles were
among those exhibited. selections
we're rendered by the Highland
Park Male Jubilee Singers, directed
by Odett Loving
The text OF the Rev. Henry Por-
ter's morning sermon war from
Luke 2;l3-14.
Al p. m. the Young Peoples So
cicty met with the Palmer Park
Young Peoples group.
A baby contest was held at the
church Thursday evening under
the supervision Of Mrs. Emma
Stewart.
Mrs. Norman Doe. OF yancourt
avenue, was called 10 Englewood.
y. j. Sunday morning on account
Of the death OF her mother. Mrs.
TAYLOR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
New Zion Baptist

The usual devotional service was
enjoyed Sunday morning at New
Zion Baptist church. The morning
sermon was preached by the Rev.
John Sawyer. The text OF the dis
course was Isaiah 5S:7.
At Z .. m. the choir rendered
a big program. There was an APP
precistive attendance.
The y. Y. p. IT,. met at . .. m,
followed by the devotional period
At 1880 p. m. The Rev. Mr.. wash
inTton delivered the evenings mes
sage from Dan. SIS. II have even
heard OF thee" II was an inspiring
message.
visiting ministers we're the Revs.
Mills. johnson, Washington and
Isaiah.
The Rev. r. c. Mercer Is pastor.