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Evening star., 1943-09-19
Head Of Price Panel
will Add 300 More
Volunteers 10 Staff

A Washington housewife who has
graduated from her kitchen to a
wartime volunteer job recruiting
training and directing a force OF
several hundred price panel assist
ants on a full-time basis Just now
is looking forward to the busiest
autumn OF a busy life.
She is Mrs. Minnie Frost Rands,
1880 Floral street NV, supervisor
Of price panel assistants for the
Districts Is ration price panels.
She is the mother of three Chi
dren, one of whom is working for
the Government, another who is a
sophomore at Pennsylvania State
College and the third who enters
Coolidge High this fall. Mrs. Rands
has her headquarters at the Dis
trict OPA office at 560l Connecticut
avenue NV.
She Is working from dawn to dark,
doubling the size of her volunteer
force. She plans to add 300 new
volunteer workers in the next three
weeks. They will be expected to
contribute two to four hours of
their leisure time to price control
work each week.
A typical day finds this busy
woman leaving her home about 8
am. to conduct a training meeting
for volunteers at the other side of
the city. Conferences with price
panel clerks and assistants at the
scene of the meeting usually follow
about noon.
Afternoons bring conferences with
executives of organizations which
might cooperate in ssbringing in
recruits or personal solicitation OF
prospective panel chiefs. Evenings.
are devoted to explanations of the
program before a wide variety of
organizations.
Compensating for the unremitting
nature Of the work are the human
contacts 1t provides. Explaining
price regulations to the city's gro
cery and meat dealers is not without
Its lighter side. Most of the laughs
are provided by the excuses for
noncompliance.
Some OF these are becoming ste
reotyped-"haven't received the
complete price list" didn't un-
derstand 1t" didn't receive the
new regulation" price tags got
pushed along under the wrong ar
ticle" ;. merchandise got pushed
along over the wrong price"
Children get the blame for price
tag excesses in some shops. In one,
the grocer blamed the cat for get
ting him in trouble before the law.
A frequent complaint which puts
the investigator into action quickly
is that the retailer can't afford to
post the ceiling price-the whole
saler is charging him too much. On
such occasions, the price investi-
gator shifts from protecting the
consumer to protecting the retailer.
Mrs. Rands demands five qualities
from her price assistants: pleasant
ness, tact, friendliness, intelligence
and patriotism. She finds that in
tenigence and patriotism are the
outstanding characteristics of all
who volunteer. With these, she
says. the other three qualities nat
urally follow.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Citizens Group Opposes
School Land Purchase

Spokesman for the Rhode Island
Avenue Citizens Association yester-
day registered opposition to the pro-
posed purchase Of land for an ele-
mentary school In the vicinity Of
Fifteenth and Hamlin streets NE.
They have advised the Commis-
sioners that if additional elementary
school facilities for colored pupils
are needed they should be provided
at q location "in the center OF the
community to be served"
rnndTertently, 1t was reported In
The Star Friday that John L. Fow-
lar, representing the association,
had urged provision Of . school site
- Fifteenth and Hamltn streets.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Corn Marketing Quotes
Dropped for Next Year

BY the Associated Press.
The War Food Administration an.
nounced yesterday that AAA mar
ketlng quotas will not be proclaimed
for the 1943 corn crop.
Such quotas may be established
when supplies become excessive.
Although the supply for the COM
ing marketing year is expected to
be huge, it will not be necessary to
establish quotas, the VIA said, be-
cause OF the large livestock popula-
ton.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Asthma Mufus
loosened FIr5tDay

FoF Thousands Of Sufferers
Choking, gAsping, wheesins. recurring At
tacks Of Bronchial Asthma ruin your slsep
oxygen because you can't eet ar In md out
ef your lungs properly. But now It is no
longer necessary to suiler from thsss terri
be attacks without the benent you may re-
1leaAaos. within . very short time after
H. llrst doss. Mendaeo Ingredients start sif.
sulatiuS thru the blood, thus reaching .the
tubes whers thsy usually quickly help hque-
II, loossn and remove thick strangIlng
,snncus tphlssm), thereby promoting frssf
breathing and more festfui sleep. Ia fact,
Msslass has proved - successful In hsipinc
thouoaA4e Of suffsrefl from recurring
spAsms of 1rcaehial AstHAln that II y ecld
1nAef = sHaxentes q mcnsy back Snlses
- = fRom yeu9
Mondaco i: s; S: -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20
Noorhies, Ions. RYAN a McNsir. Attof-
news, fenobscot BldE., Detroit Mich
Notice OF MortEaEe Foreclosure Sale

MORTGAGE sALE-Defsult hsvins been
made IN the conditions OF certain mort
ssse made wfsfrHED SMILEY 20
SON SMITH minor. dated the 10Th
day OF April. A d 1924 and recorded in
ne office OF the REGISTER Of Deeds for
Miehissn,. on The Path day OF April, A D.
1924, IN Liber 272 OF MORTGAGES on psge
III, which mortsase is now owned ~
sampson J Smith. he having reached his
claimed 10 be due a. the date OF this
notice FOR principal and interest, a. Eve
HUNDRED s 'f FoRr9YeoNSIE S & siN % oS
,sio4i 40l DOLLARS. and an attorneys
tee as provided by law. as provided for in
SAD mottsase, and 10 suit or. PROCEEDINGS
AZ Law having been instituted TO recover
the moneys secured BY said mortgsge. or
any part thereof Notice Is Hereby Given.
tanned in said mortgage and the statute
MONDAY THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST.
D 1919 al IL 90 o'clock noon. Eastern
War Time, the undersigned will a. Tho
westerly or Grstiot Street entrance 20 tho
Court House IN the City OF Mt Clemens.
Michigan. that being the place where the
Circuit Court FOR N. County OF Mseomb
is held sell at public suction. 70 the high .
esi bidder the premises described IN sad
mortsage. or 50 much thereof as NAV ne
necessary 20 pay the amount 80 as sfors-
said due on said mortsase. With Eve go
per cent interest. and all legal costs. to-
se'htr win Sald siotntys zee, 10 wv;
The east 'hree-ouarter 90 OF the north
east quarter - OF The northwest quar-
ter 81 OF Section sixteen ust IN the
ToVnShp % Shelby, County OF Mscomb.
State Of Michigan
Dated May IS Ia43
SAMPSON J SMITH ---~
MortgRgee.
VOORHEES,. LONG RYAN and MeNAIR.
ATTORNEYS for Sampson J Smith.
PenobScot Pulldng.
Detroit Michigsn.
may rs IS Jun. l. z "a, "a % July
2 - 20 y August J. 10
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

County OF Macomb and state Of Michigan.
on the 2eth day OF April, A ID 1884 in
Lioer 222 OF MORTGAGES, on PAGE AIS,
which mortgage Is now owned BY Samp-
son j Smith, he having reached his
majority and on which mortgase there -
GAINED 10 be due az the date OF this
hotlee' Tor principal and interest, a. hte
% per cent the sum OF THREE THOU
AND -7btioe tss 64s 75t DOLLARS. and an
attorneys fee as provided by law, as pro-
Nlded Tor I'M said mortgage, and no suit
or proceedings at sW having been inSti-
said mortgage. or any part thereof Notice
is hereoy given. that by virtue OF tho
power OF sale contained in said mortsage.
and me statute in such case made and
OF AUGUST, d is4s. at 1900 O'Clock
noon Eastern War Time the UNDERSIGNED
Will a. the westerly or Gratiot Street
entrance OF the Court House IN the City
place where the Circuit Court for the
County OF Macomb Is held. sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, the prem
iseS described In said mortgage or 40
much thereof rs may be necessary 20 nav
the amount so as aforesaid due on said
mortgage. with Ave l5csl per cent inter-
est and all legal costs. together with said
attorneys fee. 10 Wit: The south one-half
"a OF The northwest one--auarter 90 OF
Shelby County Of Macomb, state OF Mich
igan. and containing 80 acres Of land
Dated. May Is, 1913
SAMPSON J SMITH.
Mortgages.
VOORHEES,. LONG. RYAN and MeNAIR.
Attorneys for Sampson J. Smith.
Penobsoot Building.
Detroit, Michigan,
May ls IS June /. 8 10. a 10. July
.. H. 20. AZ. August J. 10
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even hy am early peace we az least
waV be experienced and tried 90 a
Aa, az ifc and thought which VIII ~
MS f0 communicate Our Way ~ lfc %
no Younger men and women who must
cafr, thc burden 0f the next genera
tor"
Respectfully submitted
ANN S. CROCkER
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FIRE Nd

Payroll Sl-l6 s. 352 IS
Volunteer FiIemCn Sl-i6 400 90
SOCK and Mcldrun 5l-l5 3.T6
A1COmh rundry-l5 l25
Detror EdI1n Compauy-l3 l4ll.
Consumers Power Co.-i3 2 OS
EdW ard MiICr'-l2 $50
General Fac Hose COmpany-lB 2lO99
MIXERS So S'orc-lS 3qi -
KEEL and Ap-scs-ia I'm
shell Oh Compauy-i2 1il7
Mount Clemens Hardwarc-ls 2l.q0
M1romh Laundry-t5 1898
ID. Longale-li 2loO
Mlchigan Bel Telephone Coll 734
Burton A NlchOls-ll 3 90
VIM. ReyuClds-it las
~ scomh lee Service Company-iS $50
Is fJss sons Compauy-l5 ALI
Cuas. $. FcrI-n Company-iO % Oa
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Legal Notices

VOORHEES,. Long. RYAN a McNaiT. tttor-
news. Penobscot Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
-Aoties- -MoriKaKe Foreclosure Sale
MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
made IN the conditions OF a certain mort
gaEe made hv WINIFRED SMILEY 20
JAMES , SMITH. Guardian OF SAMPSON
= SMITH minor dated the 18Th DAY o.
April A y 1874 and recorded In The
Office OF thr Register ~ Deess for tnr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

on recommendation of Superintend-
ru' ]. Vs. Pass motion wa. made by
Lawrence Scaott supported by Harry
).r1fa.ru that Miss Virginia Mowry be
rcd lar fuc ,omng school year az The
HIart 0i $500 1o per year. Motion car
I..i 600 voting rca
Ou motion tue meeting was adjourned
PAUL W SCHANHER
Secretary
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

Appro1ii:
FREDERICK BREITMEYER JR
Finance Commissioner
Yea BruneeI. LonsstaH, DuBay and
Wcstendorf
Nay None.
Commissioner Longstaff- Brunesl offer
ed the following resolution and moved
It's adoption:
WHEREAS the Victory Tax collections
taken of the paYrols for the second
quarter ending June 30th, l943, be-
comes due and payable 20 the Collector
~ Internal Revenue,
Now, THEREFORE,, BE IT RESOI.V-
ED, that the Mayor and Clerk be- and
they hereby are, authorized and d.
rected 20 sue warrant against the
Victory Tax Account for the amount
OF one Thousand. -Four Hundred Fifty
three and so 100 tsl ,453 50i Dollars.
that being the amount deducted from
employees % the City 81 Mount Glenn
ems for the second quarter ending June
Both l9+3.
Carried
Yea runeel. LonsstaH. DuBsy and
Westendorf.
---- v=RT1re
Commissioner Bruneel DuBsv moved
that the several applications for bui.d-
ing perm'/ be granted. subject 20 the
approval Of the City Engineer.
Carried
Yea Bruneel LonTstaH, DpRay and
Westondorf
NaN-NOne
Commissioner DuBay-LonRStaH moved
that the several apple cations for beV-
erage licenses De approved.
Carried.
Yea Brunei LongstsH. DuBay and
Mestendorf
Nay-NOne
Commissioner Bruneel-LongstsH NOV
ed that the taxi license and bond OF
Paul Matthews be approved
Carried
Yea BCneel, LongstaH. DuBay and
Westendurf
Nay More
Commissioner DuBay Bruneel moved
20 adjourn.
Carried
Yea Bruneel LonsstaR. DuHay and
Wcs'endorf
Nay-Nne
JOSEPH X MATTHEWS.
CITY Clerk
July 2O-N l.
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FTKt pIpARTMTNT TUNn

To dcfay the expense 81 purchasing
FIRE pp7rl'us and al, other expenses
necessary 20 maintain the Fire De-
plrtUcnt . said City. including the
salaries oil the fremen, chief assist
ant chief md al other employees OF
said Department for the fiscal year
beginning The FIRST Monday IN October
o43. estimated 80 SO oOoI. the sum OF
$50 COO
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20
roIIcr nErARTMENTIINp

TO dCfIlV ne expense and provide
FOR the salary Of the Cnief Of Police
officers and men of said Department Of
said CITY and for the other necessary
expenses and supplies Of 'he Police De
partmout Of said City during the fiS-
cal wear beginning the frst Monday Of
October 1919 estimated az $4,000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

10 UT0VIdo iOT NC p1NWfnI -Of al
interest and principal due and payable
on tho bonded Indebtedness Of said
with the first Monday OF October. 1919,
the proceeds OF the tax hereinafter IN
Section Number Four hereof directed
y be icfled, ESTIMATED 20 be the sum
OF $40 40 81 the sum Of $40 48a az.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND

For the maintenance OF the Public
Library during the fiscal year begin
ming the first Monday OF October, l943.
tcaItafltcd 80 5000 'he sum OF 500
rNTIBEST tNn S1NkINE EIfNn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

ITTN II. ~
Comm sslon Chamber
Sttic ~ ~ eh.gan
City OF NJ Clemens IS
A. ItgIHr meeting Of the CIV
Commission cf the Cify of Mount Glenn
ems held ON the above date. there were
prtseut Manor Wcsteudorf and Com
missioner, Brsncc. L0ugS'dH and DH-
Hat. Absent Comm -~ioncr BrermeyCr.
TIE minutes OF 'uC iast meeting wee
ne " ld approycd
Com TssIoTey LOUgsf 8ffDIBay Offer
cd t.o following ordnance and moved
i's adoption:
~ ORDINANCE MAkING APPRO-
PRIATIONS And ORDERING IHE.
LEVY OF TANES FOR IHE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING Win The
TfRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER,
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PRINTING FUND

Grand Trunk West e r 1870 Si2l q
Asphalt Engineering Sales l5t-t0 40 20
536 "
PRINTING FUND
acomh Piblshing Co $50 $40 q
PUBLIC LIGHTING FUND
The Detroit Edison Company
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Fi7BIiC RECREArIoN MN

TO TIONTI' INI mo IIITTI ItII VaLIVI
and direction thereof. and the salaries
OF Director OF Public Recreation and
his assistants and The cost OF pur-
chasing and maintaining and operating
plaYRrounlI and other public recrea-
Nonal facilities in the CRY OF Mount
Clemens for the fiscal year commcuc-
ing The FIRST Monday ~ October, 1919.
testnated az $500 the sum Of $500.
GENERAL SEWER FUND
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STREET. Nd
Park FUND

H.Nr0li l+t-4. $40 I
Ch.s s Perrin Colo q
Automatic kcCn-Edge Shop-l0 IS
krLse Sons Company-io 2t
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To pay The CITY share OF me con-
s'rucfion OF sewers IN SAID CITY and for
mo Up-kCCp TUd TcOTrr y 7r-vrr- n
said CITY during the fiscal year COM
mcncing the first Monday or October.
1913 estimated az $500. the sum OF
Z 100
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To dofray the expense Of grading,
cJrb,nE and FravcIing and o,herV SO
improving, repairing and cleaning the
streets alleys and public grounds Of
the CITY and for the construction and
rco3ir Of the City sidewalk and for
the care and cleaning OF same during
the ls,. NC1y commencing INC first
Monday l1 October. 943. estimated at
. N .An- 80 ----- ~ : N nnn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Peoples Church To
Discuss Race Issues

Continuation OF lively Discus
sion on the causes and effects OF re-
cent riots in Detroit, which began
at the Peoples church holding
meetings at the Women's Fedora
ton OF Clubs home. Brush and Fer
ry streets. will be held at the regu-
lar Sunday meeting. July 4.
At last Sundays service. the en-
tire worship period was devoted
to discussions. on current. events
with emphasis on the recent racial
trouble in Detroit. A strongly
worded protest to Mayor JeIfries
over the treatment of Negroes by
local police was adopted by the
body and as we'll as a protest CEN
surfing the Detroit News for publ
cation Of letter urging rigid seq
regation Of Negroes as solution to
race problems.
Funds we're raised for the Detroit
Citizens Committee TO push prose-
cution OF instgators Of the riot and
defend innocent victims arrested
during the riot period This Sun
day program OF constructive ac-
ton will be formulated.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Post War World
Council Plans
Lectures On Race

CHICAGO-(ANP) - The Post
War World Council announced this
week series of lectures-discuSsion
meetings on the problem OF racial
minorities in the world after the
declaration OF peace. The meetings
will be held each second and fourth
Thursday. July through November
in the Central YMC.A.
Among the speakers scheduled TO
address the council are DR. Arthur
G.. Falls. vice chairman Committee
of Racial Equality. who will speak
on AREAS OF Racial Tension" on
September 9: Prof. Maynard c.
Kruger. University o; Chicago
who will deliver an address on
Economic Advantages OF Preju-
dice" August II; and DR. Charles
S. Johnson. chairman OF the soci-
ology department Fisk university.
who will talk on Fundamental
Basis of Race Prejudice" on July %
Other lecturers will be Lillian
Proctor. supervisor, Cook County
Bureau OF Public Welfare: DR.. Metz
T. p, Lochard. editor Chicago De-
fender; DR.. Louis With University
Of Chicago. and DR., .Tritz Bam-
berger, College of Jewish Studies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Reu. Webster
CoHapses In
His Pu lpit

ST. LOUIS-(ANP)-Just after he
completed his Sunday morning
sermon, the Rev. Noah Webster
Clark. presiding elder OF the st,
Louis district and candidate for the
bishopric of the CINE. church, died
in the pulpit of Lane tabernacle.
The 65Eyear-old minister had been
under a doctors care fo- three years.
He died before medical aid could
reach him.
He came to St Louis in 1886 from
St John church in Detroit. and
pastored Lane tabernacle for six
years. He was appointed last year.
presiding elder of the ST. Louis
district.
Rev. Clark was born in Matthews,
Ga, and was graduated from Paine
college, Augusta, Ga. He entered
the ministry in 1908.
Funeral services were held on
from Lane Tabernacle
Bishop James A. Bray of
Chicago, delivered the funeral ora
ton. His wife. Mrs Rosa M. Clark
Of Midsville. Ga, two sisters, three
nephews and a niece survive.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
French Prof.
Of Allan U.
Earns Ph.D,

COLUMBIA, sc. (ANP)-At the
recent commencement OF the Uni
versity Of Ottawa. Ontario. Canada.
Frederick Henry Dedmond, head Of
the department of romance lang
uage and teacher OF French in AL
len university since 1895, was
awarded the Ph.D. degree in
French. DR. Dedmond received the
bachelor OF science degree in edu-
cation az the University of Illinois.
He received the master OF arts de-
gree in Spanish at the same insti-
teton. located at his home city.
Champaign. H.
In 1888 DR.. Dedmond was mar
ricd TO the former Miss Flossie
Belle McClain Of Nashville, a grad
uate Of Fisk and Columbia univer-
sites. and formerly registrar Of AL
len and dean OF women at Knox
vile college. DR.. Dedmond is a
member Of the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity, and secretary of the Col
umbia branch OF the NAACP.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Nine From Michigan
Report To The Navy

GREAT LAKES. Ill.-Nine Mich
igan men OF the Negro race have
TO the U. s. Naval Train
ing Station here TO begin recruit
training.
The men here from the State Of
Michigan are: Amos Nathaniel Bel
linger 81. 1925 Madison street: Hill
born Hill, 10. 1899 Dyar avenue;
Clarence Lee Jackson. 26, 81 West
minister street: Arthur Johnson. 80,
from 5475 Roosevelt street; Fred
Arnold Marshall, 10, 1924 Hancock
street. w: John Lee Newton. 10.
Sab Roosevelt street: Edward
James Stroud. 90. 1890 Wexford
street; Nathaniel West. 49, 1929 ST.
Antoine street; all OF the above
eight men arc from Detroit; and
Howard Burnell Brockington, 20.
sos West ST. Joe street, Lansing.
Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

and messages were brought TO the
conference by Rev. Joseph w. Win
tiers. pastor OF the Progressive
Community church; DR.. J II. How
ard. Christ Temple Community
church. and A. Philip Randolph.
who thrilled toe conference with
his oratory. Nine. Thelma' Wade
Brown charmed the conference
with her delightful voice, and Prof.
Herbert Turner, directing the COM
bined choirS OF the connection. was
an added feature of the sessions.
Judge Wendell E. Greene of the
Municipal Court, Atty. George w.
Lawrence and Paul Harris OF the
Harris Trust company in the loop.
and Anna Duncan were among
those who made the welcoming adj
dresses. Oscar Adams. Birming-
ham. Ala. secretary OF the church
extension board and other officers
of the general church delivered
stirring addresses.
The addresses were responded TO
by Prof. J. w. Eichelberger, secre-
tary of education. He paid trib-
ute TO the fine work being done
by the bishops and especially that
of Bishop Martin. II was not his
oratory alone that was appreciated
put the class work and conferences
he held in the interest OF the young
people of the church.
Bishop Martin was highly elated
when DR.. p. D. Porter. presiding
elder OF the Detroit district. re-
ported $50, 544 for the work and Dr.
Silas SamuelS, Chicago district. re-
ported $4,000 for the year. II was
one Of the largest financial reports
n the history OF the conference.
At the close OF the conference
night. no major changes !
we're made. 1t adjourned TO meet
next year at South Bend. Ind. The
Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
'ionsry Society held an interesting
meeting with Mrs. LA NJ. Martin in
,harge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
200 DELEGATES
ATTEND MEET
IN CHICA G 0
DIR. l.. p. Powell Elected
To Attend General
Conference
BY CARY n. LEWIS

CHICAGO. lll-Rt. Rev. J. w.
Martin. presiding bishop Of the 5ih
Episcopal district, made a strong
indictment OF the riots IN Detroit.
Mich. al the thrty-third sessions
az the Michigan annual conference.
African Methodist church. held here
last week at The Blackwell Me
mortal church. lakewood and Lang
ley avenues The Rev. W T Beck.
pastor Of the church. entertained
the delegates who numbered 200.
Delegates were late in arriving 10
the conference from Detroit on ac-
count OF the riot. The disgrace was
the talk of the conference. Said
the bishop NO matter what the
cause OF the riot was. or reason
given. race rioting is a disgrace. II
Is second only 10 lynching. for II
means We do not have or just as
well not have law enforcement
agencies. il means tina; tho MAORI
~ group or a large number OF
that group feel that they have
right 10 do or act as they please,
Law or no law"
My advice is 20 work and act
that the employer who hires you
simply because he had 10 have
man or was ordered 10 do SO. Will
retain you because OF your excel
lcnce OF your behavior and service.
II can be done. do il"
Bishop Martin preached the COM
munion sermon and the presiding
elders and local ministers assisted
in the rites Over 1000 attended
the services Rev. J. H. Hunter.
Detroit, Mich. who was scheduled
10 preach was detained at Detroit
on account Of the riot. Officers |
elected were: Miss Lillian Brow
der. secretary: Rev. J. w. Crockett. !
ststistician: Bruce Hopewell. mar
shall: Rev. George w Rivers. To .
report to the Star Of Zion. official
church organ of the church.
Delegates elected 10 the next gen.
eral conference 10 Detroit in 1914
were: DR. L. p. Powell Detroit,
Mich, leader OF the delegation DR..
Silas Samuels. Chicago; DR.. p. d.
Porter, Toledo; DR.. d. p. Thomas.
Chicago; DR.. c. NJ. Oliver. Toledo.
and DR.. w. T. Beck, Chicago.
The spiritual side of the confer
ence was very interesting. Many
uplifting sermons were delivered