Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-06
Rowlette, and Margaret Elath Cruise.
Contributed.

Or. j. A. Shirley, one OF the
most prominent physicians in
Mt. Sterling, is seriously i'll at
his home suffering fromsa para
Ilytic. stroke and from compli-
cation of diseases.
Trappers in the Adirondack
4 region, due to the unprecedented
High prices paid for furs are max
ing from $500 to $500 a week and
some schoolboys have made as
much as sos week by trapping
during spare time.
Three marine flying fields in
this country and flying detach-
ments for the marine forces in
Haiti and Santo Domingo are
the active aviation program OF
the Marine Corps, according to,
the annual report of the corps
commandment just made by
Secretary of the Navy.
An experience to sec whether re-
!igion, when religion is taken serious
ly, is capable of exercising a con-
structive and establishing influence
upon the chaotic conditions of the
war-torn world, is the Characterization
of the Nationwide Campaign of the
Episcopal church as given by the
right Rev. Charles Palmerston Ander-
son, D. D., Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Chicago. The campaign
starts Dec. z, and this city, and
parish are vitality interested in the
work.
Bishop Anderson was head of the
commission of American clergymen
sent to Europe to sound sentiment
and arouse interest there in world
conference of Christian churches.
He is one of the outstanding adj
vocates and orators of the Nation
Wide Campaign. When the commits
sion on that campaign was chosen
Bishop Anderson was the first prelate
selected, the choice being dictated by
his natural fitness for the place and
his warm sympathy and enthusiasm
for the cause. Born and ordained to
the priesthood in Canada, he became
rector of Grace church, Oak Park, a
suburb of Chicago in 1891. In 1904
he was elected Bishop Coadjutor Of
Chicago and in the following year
succeeded to the Episcopate.
"The Nationwide Campaign is no
longer plan under consideration"
says Bishop Anderson. at is pro-
gram in operation. The machinery
has been set in motion, and nothing
can stop it.
at is primarily campaign of ed
ucation. Its purpose is to inform the
mind, to quicken the conscience, to
deepen mems spiritual convictions
and to awaken the church from its
unconscious slumber to meet the
perils of the new day. The movement
is SO wisely planned that it cannot
fail to unity the church, to increase
the efiicience of its working organi-
baton, and to inaugurate new era
of spiritual powerful makes no APP
peal beyond the irresistible appeal
of plain statement of facts concern
ing the opportunities, and needs of
the church. aepr
ut goes straight to all classes alike
with the same challenge to the best
that is in them. No class or group
can afford to hold aloof.
"Some capitalists say that the
church is socialistic. Some socialists
say that the church is capitalistic.
All churchmen know that it is Meth
er, but It furnishes the only environ
ment wherein both can meet in their
proper relations to see each other and
to see God"
The quota for this parish is $93.62,
divided as follows: general budget,
S71.65, Margaret College, $1907, in
crease in clerical salaries, $3.50.
The first census of the United States
was taken in 100, during the admin:
istration of George Washington. It'll
related solely to population. \
The constitution of the United
States requires that census of the
United States be taken every ten
years. 1t is by this means that the
apportionment of members of the
House of Representatives is made as
to states.
The Bureau of the census is a
part Of the Department Of Commerce.
1t was established as permanent
Bureau in 1902.Prior to that time the
census work was done ba temporary
known as the census of
flee.
A census of the country's manufac-
lures was made for the first time in
1910. Under the present law manu-
features census is to be taken in con-
nection with the Fourteenth Dicenial
Census and every two years there