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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13
LISBON

George Gager Bromley, who died at his home Thursday afternoon, May ,, after an illness of about two weeks, was born in Lisbon. Oct. s, 1S44, the son of Sanford and Rebecca Bromley. With the exception of a number of years of his young manhood which he spent in the west. his whole life was passed in his native town where he has been an honored and respected citizen, having se--5d for many years on the board of education. as registrar of voters and town clerk
 Mir. Bromley is survived by his wife who was Alviaa Boyens. two daughters. Mrs Fred Vaughan fo Providence and two sons G. Lester and Frank E. Bromley. There are twelve grandchil- dren
 Tho funeral was held from Newent church sunday afternoon at ? o'clock, Rev ". J. Reynolds officiating. The church choir sang Nearer. My God to Thee. and Abide With Me. The church was filed with relatives and friends of the family and Mir. Bromley's fellow townsmeu. There were handsome o1ral pieces Burial was in Ames cemetery, Inc bearers being the two sons and two sous- .n-law.
 Mothers Day was observed at NeweRt church with 8 sermon by the pastor on The subject. Home.
 Rev. and Mrs. w J. Reynolds, MT. and Mrs F. E. Hyde. C. A. Ross and Miss Kate Ross attended the New Lon don Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers at the Greene vile church Tuesday.
 Early risers Wednesday morning re- ported a light frost. but it did not need real early riser on Thursday morning to see tho fields on both hill and vale covered with heavy frost. with the theF- mometer registering % degrees.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13

Woman's sphere nowadays seems to be the big round earth.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13
WHITE ROCK

Mrs. Tardie, who has been i'll for long time, is now able to be m and about the, house
 MT and Mrs. William Main of West erly and Mrs. Alonzo Main of Norsb stonington were visitors Sunday st Chas. Champlin's
 Mrs. Will stiliwen spent Saturday at Norwich
 Twenty of the schoolmates If Mabel Staplin and Joseph Potter Igave them surpr1st parties on their fifteenth birth days, one ion the fourth and the other on the eighth of May. The young peo- De enjoyed both celebrations.
 Miss Sarah Brooks spent Monday n Providence.
 Edgar Merrill, of Florida. who has been north on a business trip spent 3. part of Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Will Morgan.
 Charles Nichols aps1t inc week end with Mir. and Mrs. Sweet at Center. vile, R. I.
 Mrs. Edward Tache of Fall River has been spending few days with friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Mason were caters at Mason Partelo's, at North Storing ton, Sunday evening.
 Tuesday afternoon Miss IdelIe Lanca g. ter entertained about thirty friends at her home here, the date being her birth day A very pleasant afternoon was spent Miss Lancaster entertaining very hospitably.
 Fred P. Babcock purchased two Hol, stein cows at White Rock farm last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13

the instructor, received many compli- ments on the success of her pupils.
 The K. of c. held a meeting in the Community house Wednesday evening. The two delegates to the state conven- tion in Meriden. Ralph Seney and James CoHey, reported A short discussion foi- lowed.
 The Mule Spinners' Union held the,. May meeting tin the Community house Wednesday evening.
 The Millinery class had a weekly se.- sion at the Community house Wednes- day evening.
 A new set of lockers has arrived foi the Community house and ought to be ready for use Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13
PLAINFIELD

Card Room No. 2, was on the long end of the score after eight inning of what might be called baseball, in the fifth game of the Sunset league series. Both pitcher were away forf and the match resembled a swatfest rather than a baseball game. The two card rooms are more or less rivals and the fans ex- pected to see fast hard game. The lineup:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13
Card Room No. 1

Score by innings:
 Card Room Nc. ?. 9 0 6 4 0 0 4 O-23 Card Room No. 4 0 S ? 3 O-2o
 First on balls off Greene. off Pechie } ; struck out by Greene 10. by Pechie $. Umpire Fontaine Attendance 300.
 A May party was held at the home of Miss Florence Taber, Nek Village, Monday evening when about twenty school chums hung her a large May bas- ket. The youngsters told stories, play ed games and had a general good time.
 The second series of the Bailey, Raj ney-Coutu. Rogle bowling match, like the first session was all to the1atter pair Bailey and Raney had only an average pinfall. but James Royle was in cham pionship form. getting a high single of 40 and a high five of 591. The sum- ma
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13

The last match in the series will be bowled tonight (Friday.)
 The May concert and ball, held in the Community house Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Plainfeld Com munity Association dancing class proved one of the big events of the season The hall was effectively decora ted in purple and orange festoons. Pots of flowers bordered the stage. The Ideal orchestra kept the big crowd of 200 couples danc- ing until one o'clock. The concert prov ed entertaining and interested the audi ence until the pupils formed for the grand march. Miss Rose Beauchamin,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13

New BritaIn.-Whether it would be proper to have the bacteriologist of the local health department make analyses of milk for private dealers and charge them for this service was a topic before the board of health al the May meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13

The members ot the British royal fam lly are not required 10 nay taxes on their property. though. as a matter or courtesy they do SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
S2,928,0l2 SET ASIDE
FOR MISSIONARY WORK
Approximation by Southern Rnptists
sio0.oo0 In ENcess OF AMOUNT
Given fOrNfg.I

The foreign mission board OF the
southern Baptist Convention, before
winding up It's affairs' la this city
yesterday morning appropriated ST.
92s.Ol2 to carry on Its work In 1899
an amount approximately sl.00o.OOO
less han was asked hy III. eighteen
fic!dstto be affected. hut 100000 In
excess OF the amount appropriated
for 1927.
Thy board accepted the resiS nation
OF DIR. w. y. iiamlett. nov ita Nuar-
East rcprcsentativ. in JrruHnlcin. in
order that he may resume his pas
toratc at Austin. Texas. on his re-
turn Secretary Love received in
strurtions To visit various mission
AIRY fields In South America during
the summer OF 1919 IL his work will
permit him 10 do so.
NJ. r.. HINES. AN architect Of
Tampa. Fla. was named AK 81 mis-
s;"nary to CHINA FOR constructive
work. II" :a said 20 hc the hrs, ar
chitcct 10 Ia" assigned na IA miss on
AIRY by the southern Iaptists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
ASK BUILDING PERMITS
FOR S37.500 OF WORK
Jerry rroihrrs VIII Errrt urick
store ON East Main street nj
Cost of Si5.GHO.

Application for permits L. build
three new buildings were ;ilcd yes
tcrday with Rui!dinS Inspector But
Ter. I'll" cost ag@rcgatinE $1,000. \.
N. Euwl"S applied for 81 permit To
hni!G hricH dwelling at ii3 Colo
NAL Avenue, to cost S.n.nUV: NJ. W.
STROLLER sought II permit Ia construc;
4 orick dwelling at Sos Chamber
aync Avenue. to cost $4,000. and
Jerry l:rothcrS asked ptr:nis .;ion 10
erect u Brick store =; 1904 East Main
street. to cost sl55oo.
Permits We're issued yesterday ,n
John w. Williams To build three two
story brick dwellings at !. 6,and 5
North Boulevard. 10 cost si0.oGO. AMI
." build three garages IN the rear
% cost Sl.a0o;. Fret ~. r"wrii, Il
build II brick garage at 3t32 rai;cr.
son Avenue, To cost $i0U: j. Y. John
snu I" build II brick garage ut los
iOu;h Boulevard. L. cost SaGU. Charles
"a. sac ger - build Il S,ucno dwell
in. at iiD: L;.kurn'm .iv"nuc. 10 cost
'I,aoG. ard II similar structure AT 1871 !
Lahurnnm Avcuuc. Ia cost $500,
Muh,Cm and Nayo- 70 build II ga
rage at 32ll NcnSingion Avcnrc, 10
cost $500; Times Dispatch rubliShine
Company, To erect several partitions
on nth iloor Times Dispa tch Build
ing. to cost SS66.Gu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
MAYOR A|NsL|E APPROVES
IMPORTANT MEASURES
Signs Resolution Authorizing
Borrowing of 100000 fer
Sewer Constructions.

Mayor AinSl!p yesterday signed Il
'fs@ baton as resolutions and ord!-
iHhccs recently passed by Cit;. cotn-
~ forwarded to him Ly City Clerk
lcp"well. Included In the list wcr.
hrce resolutions authorizing the FL
aEcc Committee to G"rrow sums OF
'"ncy III anticipation OF bond issues.
hey are: To borrow 100000 for
twer construction: $500 for i'm
'oE"ihentS To- HroOkland Iars I:or.
'!arG; 100000 for gas extensions.
TIE bark stock tax as recommends
10y The Finnitcc ccnmittcc and the
ny Attorney fixing the tax on han.;
,"rk the same as upon. other sim
ar holdings. amounting in the next
>S"SSmont Il 81 cents on the 500.
vas also approved.
Other measures which now become
avs Include: ordinances comforting
'"iice power on nurses connected
,iih the health bureau; giving pub
- use of the north side OF I;roa !
tree; between Mckenzie and Lodr e
streets, during Armistic" w:rch; ,i.S-
Shati,IE u Ia; IN MiurS Cemetery Cor
I memorial - world war heroes from
outh itchmund: directing the City
.tornrN I" pr"c, 81 /" compel the
virginia Hailwa! ana Power Company
I" iSSu" transfers 10th ways on the
Petersburg ana liichmond line With
The city limits, and requiring the
raction company to operate an ears.
except the "nc-inan ears NOW Ia on
GRAFTON, with two mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
JUDGE SCOTT REFUSES
TO DELAY HADLEY trial
Denies Motion of Accused
Physicians Counsel to Com
iinuc Celebrated Case.

Welding I" the "positiou -: Com
m"nwcal.r's Attorney W. w. Beverley
IN the circuit curt Of ii.nricp Coun-
~ yesterday. JudS" Il. Carter scott
refused To continue the tr.i, of pr.
AMOS !iadI.y. charged wit,i the MUIR
dc! 81 fis wife. from OcioJcr - tn
later date. "a requested by Julian
'iu:'n and 7. Grey IlIdlon. Iou.c. FOR
H;tiicy.
Counsel far Tie accused protested
that they would not have sufficient
time in which 1" arcpare their ease.
aad. therefore. would like Il run,':--
uau"". COMMUNICATIVE Attorney
beverley stated that he had aire;idv
summoned Il number %. uuI-o!-town
witnesses 10 he i'm cour; on the da,c
iNed. and IL would he - hardship upon
;h"m IL the hearing is continued.
I'll" prisoner was present in the
courtroom at tn" hearing. In charge
Of ShcrE w W. Sydnor. .Rs the
Siatutt Requires the presence Of the
accused when such "a motion as that
offered by counsel is made
II is quite probah,c tina, when the
iasr Is called on the la," liked, "a
similar motion to continue may be
madc by counsel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
CITY LOSES CONTENTION
IN BUILDING CONTROVERSY
Judge Richardson Upholds
Authorities, Who Erected
90 Nonfircproof Structure.

Judge Richardson. In Hastings
Court yesterday, issued AN order dis
missing the ease Of the city OF Rich
mond aguinst II. NJ Dashicu and
others. in which tn. citS maintained
the military authorities OF the State
had violated the building regulations
OF tho city In erecting a nonilrc-
proof building within the fire zone.
The ease came aS an appeal fruih the
Police Court. whore II was decided In
favor OF the city b. Justice John
ingram.
Assistant city Attorncy George
Wayne Anderson represented the city.
lie moved the Judgment OF the court
b" set aside. which motion was over
ruled. and thercupon notice OF exccp-
ton was filed. 1t ie probable the
case may De carried 10 the Supreme
Court OF Virginia. =,
The city seeks To prevent the mil
itnry hoard from erecting certain
frame buildings on II lot adjacent TO
the state Penltentiary. on the ground
that the location is restricted to fire.
proof or lrc-pr"tected structures. The
buildings are to house material be-
longing 10 the state. IN his de-
'ieinn. Judge Richardson says that
he defendants were not personally
'cIponsihlc. but proceeded with the
work. under orders from higher au-
.hority.
Assistant city Attorney Anderson
orlntrd out that Il the State wcr.
permitted To erect nuntircproof
buildings for the storage ~ material.
I might also be- permitted to erect
'uch buildings for the storage or cx-
'lusivcs o. other combus,ihlcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
DEMOCRATS ARE URGED
TO STAND BY H0HINEEo
Administration in Virginia
Has Clean and Honorable
Record. Taylor Declares.

Joseph .. Taylor. chairman Of the
Dung Democrats OF Virginia con-
mittcr In Richmond. has appointed
clyde H. Ea.clinc, chairman of ~"
Ward; AlcNandcr II. Sands chairman
OF Clay Ward: Joseph II. IIurt. Jr
chairman of Madison Ward. north uf
Jain-c River: y. IL. Childrcss. chair
innn of Jefferson Ward. and Holt
Lloyd. chairman for South EiChfnund
These ward chairmcr are TO appoin
precinct chairmen aud the latter VIII
perfect "rSa 1izai ions wi;hih their
own precincts.
In his letter ~ IHtroduct!ons' TO
ward chairman. Mr. Taylor urges
them IL impress upon Individual ci;i-
Icns the iniportanc" OF voting as :,
pItri"tic duty. and csncciali? the
m"ra' "b!iGation tina, rests upon
every ono who participated IN tho pri-
mary TO vote for the regular nominee
OF the primary. and also the necessity
rf standing by the Democratic adj
ADMINISTRATION in Virginia at this time
got only because there is nothing u
gain by going over To EcpublicHaisn.
hut also lccansu of The clean and
honorable record of tue Democratic
administration OF Nirsinia's affairs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
BAR BACKS PROGRAM
FOR CITY ZONING LAWS
VIII Appoint Conmltrc Ia a" he
fore Legislative f,otIIcs Next

me Lar hsspciation OF the city OF
richmond yesterday evening ex-
dressed It's approval al suggestions
otered ID? Director Allen J. Sapilic.
"i me Department of Public Works,
that joint committee from the as
noc'atioh aud from the Association OF
american Engineers he named Ia an
pear peiorc committees OF iha Gen
eral Assembly and urge tn. adon,ion
vi laws granting cities OF Virginia
the right TO inforcc cit.y planning and
zoninS, ordinances
resioent Joseph &. Taylor. OF TIC
har Association. was given po,y.r.
upon motion Of John j. Blake. 10
na''e committee TO cooperate with
'ne engineers. Mr.. Taylor stated
ihat lie would name the committee
within the next few days.
II was explained ~ Director Sa.
vile that the coming plan provides
Tor the space To be occupied. the
h"iSht OF the building and the use Ia
which the structure is Ia be placed
Secretary Duval read the names % =
I'VE new members who were Nuly
elected. and stated tina; the associa-
t!on was in good financial comdit ION
with much money IN bank and few
bills coming in. y committee on en-.
tertainIncnt was namc,l. consisting %:
the following members. who are TO
report on plans ut tho next meeting
81. NJ. Smith. chair,nan: W. u. Ten
nant. james Cannon. W. Il. Meredith
George bryan. u. l.. Wexford. John
Howard. ~. H. Sands John \. Clutch.
ms. l.. G. Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
PERFORM AUTOPSY ON
MRS. EASTLAkE'S BODY
VIII Decide Whether Nu>bmud rUI,I
the Truth About Her Rrrak-
fasting with Him.

An autopsy on the body of Mrs.
Margaret l.nstlakc, who WAS n;lr-
dcrc,i at her home in Colonial Ecu rh
ON the morning uf September 10.
has been determined upon by tn.
authorities, ~ Il ncidc whether her
husband toll! & truth when h.
stated. shortly .Itcr his arrest. tha,
his wife had break Ia stcd with him
hefor" hc lief; the house on the morn :
Ing her mutilatc,l body was found.
1t was announced yesterday.
Much depends TN what the AUTOPSY ).
VIII disclose. commemorative At
;orncyi Watt II. aiayo. who will b,
chief prosecutor when the state pro-
ceeds To trial with Roger u. East
lake and Miss sarah l.. Knox. for
mer Baltimore nurse. charged jointly
with Thu former petty officer in ia.
navy with the murder, states.
The body OF Mrs. l.astlnk". which
Is now in II Philadelphia morgue, Is
- be brought back TO Colonial I!cach
10: the autopsy. Charles w. Moss.
Of this city. who is 10 b. associated
with commemorative Attorney Mage
In the prosecution OF the two now
held. returned yesterday from Coo
NAL Beach. where he. conferred with
Mr.. Mayo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
HAS DESIRED RESULT
titiHrhs Ern,-aNy tid in Minim H. lug
Danger From FLAMES. Chirt D.. y.
Jones Declares.

Continued poci reports are beiu.,
received by Chief l.. = Jones. Of IN,
FIRE Prevention bureau. as t. ,hc
conduct and progress OF the ohSLrva-
tI"n' or Fire Prevention Week" Good
results are apparent from the eff
forts Of nrcm"n who are iuaklnt:
daily talks IN tile public schools. and
citizens generally arc helping the
street Cleaning Department in the
removal al rubbish from homes ana
other buildings.
Tile schedule for the street clean
crs today covers This territory: south
oi Main street to the river from,
Meadow street t. tho Eoulcvard; west
OF the boulevard IL city limits; Ful-
ton, Highland Park: north of q
Street. east nj Twenty nth Strcct-to
the city limits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
FAMOUS BIBLE SCHOLAR
LECTURES HERE z Weeks
DIR. Campbell Morgan, of LY.
don, Comes 10 Grove Ave
nue. Baptist Church.

In. &. Campbell Morgan. of I.ondor
iS coming To Hichmond for Il Billie
conference series of lectures amt
sermons. beginning October 90 an,
ending November !. The mcetiurs
are To be held at Grove Avenue Ban
list Church. Grove Avenue aud IIar-
rison street Dr. Len G.. Rrouphtv,,
pastor OF the church. is bringing Or.
Morgan To Richmond Tor ,his series.
The conference is strictly of nr
iHtcrdcnoniina .ional character, ana
Dr. ReOughton has extended an in
ritation 10 all the people Of Rich
mond and vicinity to hear the world
famous Bible preacher and teacher.
Minister'S Of all denominations are
particularly invited.
Dr. @. Campbell Morgan In regard
ell as one OF the worlds creates;
preachers
In England DR.. Morgan Ia recor
nized an Bible preacher without n
peer II an equal. He IL the founder
ana president OF the Bible Teachers
Association Of England. which has
ih lts membership tho most noted
bible men Of the country.
Dr. Broughton. under whose aus
piccs the famous preacher is comin;,
to Richmond. during his pastorate Of
three years in London. was nssocia,-
ed with DR. Morgan In this Bible
Teachers Association az first vice
president.
DIR. Morgan will begin with a scr
mon october % ut II o'clock. and
preach again that night. Thereafter
he VIII speak in the afternoons TT
, o'clock and In the evenings a. 7:i5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
VIRGINIA L. ID. G.. FOR
DISARMAMENT MOVE

Continued From First lagc.D
mond as the Capital OF tn" ConC,L-
eracy" was won ny Miss Annie Mann.
Of Petersburg Miss LUcy Madison.
of Lynchurg, member OF the Grand
children's Chapter, L. -. g.. ui tina,
place, was given tho prize for the
. i,csi. answers submitted to the thirty
questions asked by the division his
,crian o; Confederate history. Hun
dreds OF replies were sent in.
Miss jcsephine Blair. of I'rrdcriclSs
burg, was awarded "a prize for & his
io;ical ESSAY. as WAS also Miss Vir-
si1ia, Ice FOR doing the best ALL
round worh in The interest OF his
tory the prize banner was awarded
10 the Bristol Chapter. All pyescn-
tat!ons We're made ny Mrs Charles
III. Evans. division historian.
Fitzgerald flournoy one az the
boys who won "a I. -. c. scholarship.
recitcd = poem Of HE own entitled
Out OF tho Mist nf Years" stir
ring composition which evoked pro-
longtl applause.
Music at the evening session was
furnished by a quartet composed Of
Mrs. Charles q. Harris, Mrs. j. *.
bowman. clifford Walker ana VIII
liam l.. Sdih. Rerner; L. I;cas pre-
sided AZ thc piano.
Give Scholarship ut ". a VI.
\ scholarship 10 loo known az The
I Janet Weaver Randolph scholarship
was created at the afternoon scS-
sion. William and MARY being Tie
college Selected. Th. national or
ganization awards scholarships %
this Kind. but the STATE division has
never established one before.
The three Scholarships which the
Virginia divisions maintain at The
State normal schools w,lI n the
future be known as the Fannie NJ
PeYton achoiarsh.p 81 Randolph: the
Mamie Seddcn Eurnett sGhoinrship
a. Frederick sDurE, and the Kate NJ!
iceland schclarship N Iiarr!sOuhure
Tn. IS gold pi'ize offered by Rich
m5nd chapter for the best rose busl
grown from the bulbs distributed a.
the time % TIE rose SHOW ia t'apit"l
SIpare. wya won by Mics Mary NJ
Van DorcT. daughter OF NJ. and Mrs.
Jacob Van Doren. OF lC.intcg pars
rnh granddaughter NJ Gum'uOior-
Matthew Fonta!nc Maury.
Today's sessiOn opens at Grace
Street Baptist Church at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The convention winds
uD today with the election OF oFf;-
GERS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
WOMEN VOTERS HOLD
FIRST FALL SESSION
Miss MAY ]. Moore Addresses Mem
brrs of League ar Chnutnuaun
SchnnI Of H0IItIcnI l:dlrufInn

Members Of the Richmond League
Of Women Foiers. at their first fall
m"tting yesterday. heard an address
by MISS May i. Moore on the Chau-
'auIun School OF Political Education.
which sh. attended In July AZ tho
representative Of tho Virginia
League Two weeks OF tho school
were given over to the problems OF
the voting woman, ana tho third
week to tn" problems OF tho business
and professional woman. Many dis.
,inguishcd speakers. Including the
italian ambassador. iccturcd during
the tire. weeks
MISS Lucy r. Mason. chairman of
the Richmond League, presided ~;
tie meeting yesterday. She gave 4
brief resume "t the work of thc
league since its organization. Plans
for rutur" meetings VIII lao an.
nouncci later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
Infnn,ry Cnmrnnics nrn..ignrl.

The reassignment OF infantry com
panics TO the First and Second RcEi-
mcEts. comprising the First Bridagc
-; Infantry, Virginia National Guard.
WAS announced by Acknowledgement
10 Lane Stern. yesterday in the PRO
mitigation Of General Orders No. 81
Fly ihis order nj! ~ the companies
in Richmond slnd east OF Richmond
are in the First Regiment. cXccptina
the Machinc-Gun Company 1T Surry,
which. with all companies west Oh
Richmond. is placed in the Second
Re: imcnt. The rcasSi.nmcnt gives
the Virginia National Guard more
compact organiza tion. and each com
rany is properly placed geographic
ally in the two regiments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
..LUTHERkNs GIVE $4,000.
I TO AID ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Virginia Synod of Evangelical
Church Brings lis SEES
sions TO Close.

The Virgins synod W the Evanr-
chcal Church concluded its sessions
here last night with an address IN
Dr. Laurctz Larsen, o: Ncw York.
who spoke on conditions In Europe
az the present time and ot the wort
which Luthcrans are doing TO amer
iornt" conditions in the AFFLICTED coun-
tries.
, Last nights meeting was in the ma :
Nturc of Il rally in support Of Tn,
world service Campaign" OF Luth-
rams. The campaign VIII be held
from October, IL 10 81. the fund to
be raised being Si.2.0.0G0.
At the afternoon session delegate.
We're elected 10 the biannial convcn-
ton OF the Lutheran Church in
America. which is to be held in l:ul-
fa.o. y. V. in October. 1922. The
delegates are Rev. j. 4. clcrer. Rev.
e. w. Castell. Rev. T.. -. Eerstcr. w.
:. StauNe", Jacob l;:njauf aud j. A.
Alexander.
Committees were named to attend
I" The drthilS OF merging the dIf-
fc:"nt I.uth"r;ln bodies in the S;a:c
M u organize q state I.u,her..n
league. composed OF young people.
I'm appropriation al $5o,on0 was
made u assist Roanoke College.
Salem. toward the S5uo Ioa fund II IS
now attempting Ia raise. and $50 900
was given toward ia" supper, OF
Elizabeth college. Salem.
The synodical superintendent was
authorized to Surv.y tive fields with
a view 10 sending missionaries. Plans
for the campaign which is to Lee held
during Thanksgiving week. durin =
which Il j. hoped Ia rails. sie.Q"o. OOn
Tor III" support ~ the "hurch. We're
game intu and the Virginia; synod will
be found doing its share when the
, ramprirn IS ON.