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Evening star., 1922-03-20
ANDERSON BEATS v0SHELL.

NEW YORK. March 2O.--In a due!
of service. sharp and sizzling. Frank
T. Anderson. national indoor title
holder, defeated S. Howard Voshell
in the final of the Brooklyn tennis
championship at the 18th Regiment
yesterday, -. 81. 3,
I'll.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
INTRACLUB GAMES ADDED
TO REGULAR DAILY GRIND
Regulars and Yannigans 10 Meet Today in First Of
Clashes-Series With Braves Will Be
Resumed Tomorrow.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

TAMPA Fla March NSaurlay with the Braves which
the Nationals vanquhcd 55 convinced Man
Milan that his charges will considerable be-
they will be fit for the of the they get
wholesale doses In the than three weeks before the
bell there will be only which they will idle eey
the Sundaysand of the ncrver
ball will be played addition the
Aside from the listed with the Boston here St
Petersburg fanni
Milan a
lcicS tlantL cstruu uiL tiorall ilS
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Miller and McGrey. the other


defeat yesterday in a cold weather
game. Field Umpire Won Sickel wore
ear muffs. Traynor of the Pirates
and O'Rourke of Boston hit homers.
Grimm chalked up three hits for the
PittSburghers, one two bagger.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
EXHIBITION GAMES.

At New Orleans R. H. E.
st. Louis (Nationals) ........... Is IT l
New York tAmericans). ......... 10 13 3
Battsries-Pfefsr. Bailey. Walker and
Clemons; Bush. Hoyt and Devormer Hoffman.
At Hot SPRING. r. H. E
Pittsburgh (Nationals) .......... II
Boston (Americans) ............ IL Is Q
Batteries-Blake. Cooper and Wilson; Fer
guson, Kari, Russell and Chapman.
T. s.s,l: E:'i; ;ssstS a"';is:s;} a;isst,s; f
Batteries-Shooker. Danforth. KoIp and
SEVERED and Collins; Billings, Fulton Schen.
enbsrs. Roberts and Baker, Pond.
At Pensacola, F1a.- R. H. E
Brooklyn (Nationals) .......... o
Louisville (Americans). ).......... 0 4
Batteries-husther. Vance. Gordinier and
Hunsling: Taylor; cullop, King. Koob and
Meyer. Monk.
At Bogalusa. La R. H. E.
81. Paul (American Association). l6 Is
New Orleans 0southern). n)......... 4
Battsries-Rosers and NcMeneny, Allen;
1stteson. Thomas, James and Dowie.
At Dallas Tex R, H, E,
Cincinnati tN.}:.::::.:::::..:.::: tN}.:.:.: 1s IS :
Batteries-Covaleskie, Nails and O'Neil;
Donohue and Wingo, Hafgrave.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Leonard in Charity Bout.

BOSTON, March 20.-Benny Leonard,
champion lightweight, and Johnny
Clinton. New England holder. will
meet tonight in ten-round bout for
charity.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

Grin Base Rail Club will practice
tomorrow at 4:45 o'clock on diamond
No. Z. Monument lot Junior teams
wanting games with the Griffs should
address c. p. Lewis. 1852 Fairmont
street
Evening star., 1922-03-20
LACROSSE MEN TO MEET.

Lacrosse enthusiasts will meet to-
night at o'clock at Spaulding's 14th
street store to discuss the organiza-
tion of Washington club If team
is formed, several games will be
scheduled
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Tigers Go ON q Jaunt.

DETROIT, March 20.-Twenty-one
members of the Detroit Americans. in
cluding Manager Cobb. left here to-
day with the Rochester Interna-
tionals for a weeks tour of South
Carolina. The eleven men left be-
hind are expected to be joined dur
ing the week by Howard Ehmke and
George Dauss, two Tiger pitchers,
who have not yet reported.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
GIRL BOWLERS CLASH
IN |NTERC|TY MATCH

Girls bowling teams representing
Washington and Baltimore will clash
on the Grand Central drives tomor-
row night in the final block Of a
siN-game match that was started III
the Maryland metropolis last week.
The engagement will begin at I
o'clock. The Original Five of this
city will enter the final round with
43-pin advantage over the Red
Blouse quint of Baltimore.
Matte Zorback. captain of the Bal
timoreans. visited the Grand Central
drives Saturday and bowled several
games to try the alleys. She will have
with her tomorrow Mary Doyle.
Louise Wheeler. Gertie sue and Lefty
Erdmann. The Original Five will in
clude Capt. Bronson Quaites, Ethel
Thomas. Billie Williams. Mrs. Wentz
and Miss Greenwood.
Anna Mccormack made a new high
set record for the Washington Ladies'
Duckpin League Saturday night when.
bowling with City Post Office against
the circuit leading Bureau % En-
craving and Printing quint, she got
three-game count of 345. Her games
were 122. IS and 1876. At times her
bowling was sensational. In her last
game. she made spares from 4-I-10
and 3-6-7-10 breaks.
Miss Mccormack excellent per-
formance was directly responsible
for the victories achieved by her team
in the first and third games. The
Bureaus grabbed the second when
Marie Frere bowled 1913. She led her
uuint with a 306 set.
Dashes Of the Post and MinionS of
the Times were to meet on the Rec
reatJon drives at 3 o'clock this after
noon in A special match. A squad Of
Il
morrow afternoon at o'clock for
their fir-st-round bowling in the an
nual newspaper individual duckpin
championship tournament.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
McG:rnv In No Happy Mood.

SAN ANTONIO. March 20.-John
McGraw was still pulling his hair to-
day following the I2-to-6 beating the
White Sox gave the Giants yester-
day. The New York players are sure
TO get plenty of work today.
Evening star., 1922-03-20
SPEAKER HURTS KNEE:
MUST IDLE FOR WEEK

DALLAS. Tex. March 20.-Manager
Iris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians
probably will be out of the game
for a week. Speaker wrenched his
knee in the second inning of yester-
days game with Cincinnati. 1t is the
same knee Speaker injured in the
game with st. Louis last season and
which since has given him trouble.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

50
in ts27 decision contests wn1i
Charles Stonham
liar. coaches
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Umpire Wears Ear Muffs.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March So
! Eurning the tables with Z vengeance,
. ths Boston Americans pounded the
pittsburgh Nationals to 4 IL to 5
Evening star., 1922-03-20
Yankee on Olympic Board.

William Garland Of Los Angeles has
been elected an American member of
the international Olympic games COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1922-03-20

ws.ser WIS, Merits Will say To-day
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Oak Lake

Mr.. Gust Koecter was in
Bruno Sunday forenoon.
Miss Maya K.ause is helping
Bill Koecher pick potatoes.
The Misses Siu1,ie and Alice
Swenson called at Fred Berg $
last Sunday.
Harry Anderson and Eddie
Koecher were Sunday callers At
E,hn Swensoas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pred Berry and
son have moved into their new
house overlooking Oak laite.
Mrs. John Swenson and dauois-
ter irene spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs Henry Johnson.
,Joha Carlson who lives near
Nemadji visited with his brother
Gust and family last Wednesday
Mrs. Ole bacitstrom arrived
home on Tuesday after spending
two weeks visiting in Cloanet
and Daluth.
The Misses Agnes, Alma and
Esther Anderson, and Mr.. Albert
Anderson spent Sunday at John
W. Andeisons.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Steinhrin,
and family came ap from North
Branch. and spent Sshasy Al
| Emil Koecher's.
Ole Rerset is building 4 new
barn and Herman fdaf4aerson 4
| house. Both will he ready il,
the aeaf future.
Miss Harriet Nelson il sttend
ing school IN the Mad creek
district. She is staying at AZ
fred 6asndersoYl :.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Westlane
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Birch Greek

Grpuor Anderson and family
visited al peterson's Sunday.
The auction sale AZ c. n. Peter
sons was we'll attended and
evcsythine brought fair price
Hilda Simpson spent a couple
months vacation at home and
returned to Virginia to her
work, Monday.
Aleda and Edna Johnson of
Duluth visited a few Days last
week with their sister, Mt.s.
Arthur Johnson
Clarence Anderson, proprietor
Of the Denham garage. has pur-
new Ford coupe. Now
girls il doesn't hurt if the cold
weather sets IN.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Nj, aud Mrs. o.tn5 W.rneska

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wcrnesia
visited at the Art Sanefen home
Monday evening.
! Rev. Simpson Of Bruno took
supper at the Art Wood home
Sunday evening.
Mrs Pred Dnrnell and two
children visited at the Bert For
swh home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Chicos from
near Askov spent Sunday at the
Steve Ptlrull horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dcvaul
and children visited al the Bert
FORSYTH home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grin Eaton and
children called at the DARRELL
home Frfday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Milo Current and
children called AZ the Fred Dan.
nell home Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Milo Current Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Inhofer and Mr.. and
Mrs: Fred Darrell spent Sunday
evening at the Vim! Bonnin
home.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wesneska
came from North Dakota last
Friday to visit relatives and
friends before going ~ Mime
apolis for the winter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

Mr. Andersen Of CtevcTton was
transaeting business with the
Duxbury school beard Monday.
NesdanAs Ashcroft, Kernedv
and Rutherford Of Markville
spent Tuesday at the VanAistine
home.
Miss Mae Nattson came up
fom Minneapolis last week to
spend few weeks with home
folks.
4 Game Warden Gregg was in
these parts Sunday afternoon on
business at the Justice Shute
horne.
/ Mr. John Ludwig. Chas Mum
ger and Mrs. 5. r.. Wasson were
at Clovcfton Tuesday on school
business.
/ The Misses r. M and Il. Rein.
holdson and Mrs. Hansen OF
Sandstone were callers at the
Hanstad home Saturday
| Miss Debbie Hanstad attended
the shower at Markville Weakness
day night given in honor Of Bsr5tl
Crook and Clifford Mckee.
l Mrs. John Calvin and Miss
Ellen Ryl,erg teachers in Dist
No. in&i attended the teachers
Institute this week at Hinckiey
Miss Violet Matson left Thurs.
day for Duluth. Miss Violet had
been home for short visit to
lpcuperate from an attack Of
appendicitis
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Duxbury

John Moe is home from the
Twin Cities.
Fritz Kailey was on the sick
last the FIRST Of the week.
Mrs. Carl G,lienke and sons re-
turned from Leroy, MINI, Mon
day.
The T.aaa,psos,' family spent
Sunday with the Fred Carlson
family.
Mrs Fred Carlson spent Mon
day At fhe Rates and Garth Nun.
ger homes.
Fl r. lewis spent Saturday
and Sunday with his daughter
Mrs. Fred WsaAhsagla.
M, and Mrs. Finer CALVIN
sre the proud parents Of a babp
girl born September 20th.
A number If the young people
from this vicinity attended the
"Yottf' dance at MafkpiIle Sstuf-
day
The Nav rrsetor that she
town purchased "a the Re4qson-
Hansen fsbr. Co At Sandstone i:
being used 70 grade the rev
foal 2 miles south Of fpaxhtfrv
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

Mrs. G. o. Larson is on the sick
list
Anton Olson returned from the
harvest fields Monday
H. s Serensen Of Askov,
threshed in tins neietborfiood
tins week.
T Mrs. Chas. Rasmussen of Sand
Creek, spent Saturday with Miss
Ellen Ry'dberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson
Of Ryafiarn, visited relatives here
the first Of the week
I.uli, Goodwin returned home
Tuesday after spending several
weeks in the hospital at Sand.
stone.
Ellen Rydberg and Signe Swan.
son are in attendance at the
teachers INSTITUTES at Hinckiey
this week.
Miss May Joslyn left Saturday
for Duluth. after spending a
couple Of weeks at the G. E.
home.
C. j. Carlson has erected a silo
on his place aud filed it this
week John Lundeen also filed
his silo this week.
Andrew Olson had the misfor.
tune to hurt his arm Friday at
ternoon and was taken to- the
hospital at Sandstone.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
SplNAE GuRvAulIRE KxFHRT'
TO SfsisAKA IN MINNlsStsTsA

Dr. r. p. Millard of Toronto,
Canada, president of the Nation.
al League for the Prevention of
SPINAL Curvature, and director of
The recent international contest
for perfect spines, will be III
Minnesota Oct. 9 and Z, He will
come as speaker at the annual
convention Of the Minnesota
State 0steopattic Associations TO
be held at the West Hotel. Min.
neapolis, on those dates. He will
talk on Whit the spine contest
showed as to- the prevalence of
clrvatalte.
0steopattic physicians from
all parts of this state, North and
Ssuth Dakotay Montana and Wis
consin will attend the meeting
which will bring a number Of
nationally famous doctors as
speakers, among them DR. Geo.
MI Laughiin, president Of the
Andrew r. Still College Of 0sfeo-
pathy and Surgery, Kiiksville,
Mo, who will conduct. a free
clinic for defor1ned spines and
general orthopedics:; DR. A. G..
Hildreth. Macon Mo-, former
president Of the American Osteo.
patliic Association, and now head
of the Stall-Hildipta Sanatorium,
DR. C. r. Gadtiis, Chicago, score.
tlarv of the national organization
and editor Of the Al. o. A.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

Edward Olson went to Daqath
Friday noon.
w. r. Bashett and family
drove over to Pnlhngs Sunday
afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. NpstrnAn were
Callers At fhe Chas. Swanson
Nome S,saadHy.
Olaf Olson. Elmer MosbArg
and THO Brandt are psnfiny ete
interior Of sciaoof honse R.. this
week
A tar9A number Of friends of
John and Anna Olson called At
theYr home on Lake r., Sunday
Afternoon.
Arthur Carlson returned So
turday evening from Michigan,
N. ~, where he had heeA work
ing during thfeshln9.
Mr.. and Mrs Nytad "a Willow
River. were visitors Saheiay
afternoon sf Che Chas. Swanson
horne. Mrs. Nyfad anA Mrs
Swanson sfe sisters
John Johnson and Miss OTga
Anderson we're fhaffied in st
rsuI last week. Wednesday eve.
ming, a number ~ their friends
entertained them in The usual
@sy.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

journal: DIR. RI. HI. Williams Of
Kansas City. Mo.
Plans will be made for the
establishment of free ostscpatiiic
clinics for the poor in all PARTS
of Minnesota DR.. r.. s. Reyes;
Minneapolis who has returned
from San Francisco after a study
of the much exploited Abrams
new method of electric diagnosis
and treatment of disease, will in.
t1pduce. the method in this state.
I DIR. G. e. Mead Of Red Winu
will make the. presidents adj
dress. DIR Reyes will report on
Legislation and defense, Df. T., u.
Miller, Winona. membership, DR..
w G.. Switzerland. Mankats,
education and public health,; DR.
s.. I'll Slower, NorthAeld,, ways
and means, DIR. r.. MI King, Min
neapoiis,, clinics. There will be-
a number Of educational exhibits.
DR.. Margaret Whalen,, ST.. Paul.
is vice president Of the state .Ia--
snciataon, DR. s.. d.. Foster. St.
Paul, secretary-treaxurer; DIR.
Martha Coueil, Minneapolis. L.
brasvians The annual banquet at
the Minneapolis Auto Club will
include informal talks by visiting
physicians. .
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

"Nuw. b,udds@n aud s,stahs,"
solemniy said good old pnson IN the
courses " a recent experience meeting.
II sSes yJ pra'r's for our R,udder
Simmons, what has dess 'knowledgedl
dat he's been a misxahle sinner.
aud
Hole on a minute, pahsonl Hole
on, lie yo' please, sah'' interrupted
Goat Sinmons the gambling man.. II
didn't specify nutafn' bout bein' n,is-
ssi,le, Z owiis mp dat rs ben a sinner
for 10 desa nenv years But in de-
intIsust . truth aud velocity Fs got
rs ssy dat IN he douged if ever Was
M mix2able ss A whole lot o lie brud.
derss dat walked in dc path of cnrrec-
riss,de All de while.. dess quit Iauh
si,s uh.ta2e dey don'r pay; dMfs
all ''-~Kamsas City STAR.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Dlsqssette

MI. Kilstofte. OF the Askoe
Construction Co, was business
.caller here Monday.
The Jolly Sting Club meets
next Wednesday night for their
monthly Qualification. The cleft
saws pfit this time.
Mrs. Ole Bcckstfvm arrived
honfe from Duluth Monday
morning after d. visit with her
daughter AT that city.
Miss Ruth Iiesdbcrv, who hss
spent pme tire III Minneapolis,
arrived home SATURDAY to stay
al the home plare for a while.
Miss Linea Johnson. who has
visited With her mother for a.
week. went back to- Dnltith Mon.
day, waSefei size ~ employed
Mrs. r. MI. Anderson and
daughter Elsa went to- Sandstonef
Saturday for dental work. com.
ing back on the i O'clock train!
Rudolph Lillel,o, Adolpha Bars
dtiist and the Misses Ruth and
!. Edith Hedber1 took in the dance
al Holyoke list Saturday night.
fthe Niclseispf, orchestra ~
giving d dahce al the Community
Hall Saturday night. Throw off
your everyday worries and cosne
and dance.
Mr. Pearson, q spud expert
from t,rasston, arrived Tuesday
and took charpr Of the potMsI
warehouses: Spuds ave rolling IN
IN q steady stream risw
The DtiQuette Community
Association stockholders meeting
Tuesday night wis adjourned UNI
till the last Tuesday IN octob~r.
for want 81 a quorum. People
are too busy al this time.
The Community Ladies' Aid
entertainment Saturday night
was attended BY 4 big crowd and
everybody had a good tihe. The
program Of songs and recitations|
rendered ny THE school children
was especially good.
Mss Matte Orbin IL attending
the teachers Institute 1T Eiincks
Icy this week and the ittle
scholars are having a vacation
Mr. Bradeen and the upper
grades however. are ON the io,,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Norman

Raymond Wtitles spent Sun
day NJ the l. II. kowits home.
Mrs. Art Wood called At The
VIM. Bcnhin home Monday eve
tlifr9.
Wilbur Kelly spent sundsy
Afternoon Al the Fred Dafnell
horne.
Mrs Mary Tets spent Sunday
afternoon Al the Steve Parali
kotae.
Mrs. Mary Teitx ealled Al the
Fred Dathell home Monday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Nelson esll-
ed at The L. n. kcwit, home Sun
dsy evening.
Nh. and Mrs. A. Avok from
bfuho visited 1t the Olaf Nelson
hsine Sunday.
Aa4f LC.<
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

and daughter Blanche, MIR. and
Mrs. Nets Remsted and children
of CIoquet. Miss Ella Carson Mr..
Ralph Chase Of Nopeming and
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolbv and
daughter. Nora, were Sunday
visitors at Aug. Cartsou'ss
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20
NORTH PRAIRIE

The Ladies' aid Of the ManIius NJ.
T.. church met with Mrs, Floyd Long
last thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Rowland. of st. Charles
returned to her home Friday after sew.
eral days visit with the Cove family.
Mrs. Fannie Chapman. Of Mar
settles, spent from Friday till Sunday
with her son. Walter and family.
Ron ucttouo who e. onn,o,od a.
Arthur Thoreor,, boe hoon loid ~,
envrrql da,r no rnsrrts 40 stannina
on a rusty nail ''''7
Mr. and NIre Thopos Trcl,or ord
d,nabter Ann snort g,,ndor u';tb NJ
and 1Trs U,uI Grovo '''''
Nj. ana Ms Mai, pr,.,,,, o,1 r,o,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20
MISSIONS BIGGEST
TASK OF CHURCHES

charleston, w. Va, May 1S-Mis-
sions were declared to constitute the
church : principal task by Rev Or. A,
- curry Of Memphis, Tenn, in his
room here today as retiring moderator
OF the General Assembly Of the Pres.
byterian Church in the United States
tSouthern PresbyterIaD, at the open.
ing OF the SiXty-second General As.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20

Mr. and Mrs, Elyin Wakey who re-
! side east OF the Ridge have as their
! guest their grandson Lloyd Brack of
Ohio.
! Francis l.eibold underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis at Ottawa Ry,
! burn hospital last Saturday reports
are he is doing as well as can be eX.
| pected.
Miss Catherine Wollenhauptc enter
tanned the Kings Herald Society at
her home Saturday afternoon and
a very pleasant time was had by all.
present
Word reaches friends here Of the
illness OF Mrs James Foster of Gary,
Indiana, wife of Il former minister
Rev, James Foster Of this parish Mrs
Foster has not been in good health for
some time but her many friends here
hope for much bcttors news ut an
early date.
VIM Glcim was a recent business
translator in Stroator,
Mothers Day was observed last sun.
day in several churches and flowers
and cards were also sent to many,
many mothers.
Miss Ada Fogle called on relatives
in the village Sunday.
Harold YoCum was a Ridge caller
Saturday p. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayward and
family entertained company from ct.
tawa Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Lehr shopped in Grand
Ridge the later part of the week.
George Eckert also Frank Moore
We're business transaCtOrs in Streator
on Saturday.
George Wollenhaupte and wife and
daughters spent one day Of last week
with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Hans Johnson and family of Ottawa.
Miss Maude Crumrine of Grand
Ridge was passenger 20 Chicago
Saturday morning.
Miss Mildred Locke visited Grand
Ridge relatives Saturday evening
Mr. George Duder I'll and sister,
Miss Dorothy attended the Musical
Culture Club banquet in StreatOr on
Thursday evening,
Mrs. George FogIc is somewhat IN !
proved in health after a brief illness.
Henry Mullen was among those who |
transacted business in the county seat
Miss ora Harris visited her parents !
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris recently
Mrs. Everett HodgsOu and daughter |
have returned home after brief visit |
with Ottawa relatives.
Allie Whoatland transacted business |
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20
s. s. COLLECT n
GROWS BY LEAPS
DURING PAST YEAR
REPORT AT BAPTIST CONVEN.
TON SHOWS GROWTH IN SEW
ERAL BRANCHES OF CHURCH
WORK.

Jacksonville, Fla, May 10 Despite
the economic depression that has
characterized the nation for the last
year and Il hali, larger receipts than
ever before in the history Of the sun
day school of the Southern Baptist
convention were noted in the report
Of that Board which was presented
TO the convention here this morning
by Or. !. j. NruNesH of Nashville, cor
responding secretary,
The receipts for the year were
$l,2S9,4S gain over last year, when
the figures exceeded all former re.
cords Of $lil,767.
There has likewise been marked
gain in all phases Of Sunday school
work during the year. at total of $50
new schools having been organized,
and a net gain Of 22GgSl pupils en-.
rolled. This makes a total Of 2l,0SO
Southern Baptist Sunday Schools with
an enrolment of 2193,59l pupils. The
statistical department Of the sunday
School Board reports a total OF 24o,97l
baptisms by southern Baptist
churches during the last year bring.
ing the present white church member
ship in the south 10 3,2Sl,7lO.
The growth in the Baptist Young
Peoples Unions has been correspond
ingly large, total x 23,S3l new mem.
bcrs having been cnSolled during the
year, bringing the total number Of
Unions TO l0S29 and the membership
to 327.7O4 The total contributions OF
the churches for the last year were
3,S47 $500 while the value OF the
local church property is SOP ,2lG,323.
During the year the Sunday school
has applied $225,0O0 of its earnings to
general denomination work ana eX.
pended nearly $4,000 in rural Sun
day School, ana b. Y. p. L. cXten.
sion i'm various states Of the COnven
ton territory In its teacher training
department. the Board awarded total
of l7OS7 diplomas during the past
year, exceeding all former records and
bringing the total number OF diplo-
mas granted since the inauguration
Of the teacher training work TO SG,9G6.
The Department Of Architecture aided
6O2 congregations during the year in
the planning Of new buildings.
In addition to supplying the demon.
nation with all of It's Sunday school
and b. Y. T.. L. literature, the Board ,
also published I,G50,0o0 tracts during
the year In cooperation with the
other religious bodies Of America, tn"
Board has planned to provide sun
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20
START MOVE FOR
WHITE AUSTRALIA

Melbourne, April 27.-The Imperial
British government, as a matter of
Empire concern, is favorably inclined
toward Australia's 'sWhite Australia
policy reports Sir James Connolly,
Agent General for West Australia in
London.
Sir James states that the policy
would help close the back door to the
Australian continent, and especially
toNthe un-peopled semi-tropical terri
tories of Northern Australia.