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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28
GOOD SPRING CARE OF BEES
WILL INCREASE HONEY CROP

Mild weather experienced through
out Kentucky during the past winter
promise successful wintering of bees
in practically all sections but har-
vesting of a good crop of honey later
in the season will depend largely up
on management of the bees during
the early spring, specialists at the
College of Agriculture say.
In sase they they have been packed
In winter cases the bees should not
be unpacked until settled warm
weather, H. H. Jewett, one of the
specialists pointed out. When the
winter packing is removed too soon,
sudden changes in the weather often
will result In the death of a large
part of the young brood through
chilling.
AS soon as the weather permits, it
is well to clean the hive and make
sure that there is plenty of food a
valuable since the rearing of a brood
requires large quantities. Clean wa
ter also is necessary for brood rear
ingg Each colony should have fiji
teen pounds of stored honey at this
time of the year but if the supply is
short, the bees may be fed with a
syrup made of two parts of water and
one of granulated sugar.
Weak and queenless colonies may
be united with normal colonies, the
specialists say. Successful bee keep
ers have their colonies full of bees
of the proper age for gathering nee
tar at the beginning Of the main
honey flow.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28

instruction will be multiplied a hun
dred fold. and even though we get no
immediate results, we owe 1t to the
future of the boy and girl to expend
this energy in stressing the vital i'm
portance of using good judgment. If
they do not learn to weigh and meas
ure and decide things for themselves
at the impressionable age, they will
not have this faculty developed when
they are grown. Habits are not mush-
rooms that grow over night. They
are oak trees that must be planted
many years before they are actually
needed for shade. But the acorn
must drop where the soil is fertile
BY Edith Lockridge Reid.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28
When Every
Move Hurts

Lame every morning, achy and
stiff all day, worse when it's damp
or chilly3 Suspect your kidneys
and try the remedy your neighbors
use. Ask your neighborl
S. M. Warner, retired merchant,
Maysville ST., Mt. Sterling, says: ~
was taken suddenly and my back
and sides ached dreadfully. The
least move sent nagging pains
through my body. 1 was confined
to my bed and was dilirious part
of the time. Ny kidneys acted ir-
regularly and l could get no help
until I used Doan's Kidney Pills
from Duerson's Drug Store. They
helped me right along until I was
improved in every way. 1 keep them
on hand and they keep me free from
the aches and pains a person of my
age is subject to-"
On December Is, 1920, Mr.. War
ner said: "Since I recommended
Doan's l have used them several
times when I felt my kidneys re-
quired a tonic and they have always
helped me-"
Coo at all dealers. Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28
SHE KNEW A HOG

A women was waiting to buy a
ticket for a concert when man
bumped into her. She glared at him,
feeling it was done Intentionally.
"Well," he growled, you needn't
eat me up"
"You are perfectly SAFE" said she,
~ am q Jewess."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28

There is nothing as elastic as the
human mind. Like imprisoned, the
more it is pressed the more it rises
to resist the pressure. The more we
are obliged to do, the more we are
able to accomplish if we have the
courage.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28

There are two things Los Angeles
refuses to admit-earthquake and
Fatty Arbuckle.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28
Valuable Business
FOR SALE

The stock of goods on hand, TOOLS good will, office
fixtures, etc. belonging to the late Henry W. Seneur
for sale privately.
This is old established business the business of
manufacturing selling and repairing carriages and bug
gies having carried at this stand Locust Street. Mt
Sterling Kentucky, continuously for so years
The death of Mr. Senieur makes it necessary to sell
these things Mrs Seneur the shops, and would
make an advantageous lease to the purchaser.
For other particulars apply to the undersigned, at
torney for Mrs. Senieur, the executrix.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-03-28
Dare to do right
Dare to be true
And crooked stock statesmen
Will be after you.

Some women are particular to ster-
ilize the broom handle. but leave the
hairbrush looking like a horse-hid0
or a saddle blanket
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
British Convertible Bonds

Question souid appreciate four ail..c
IN r~rn-d tn United kingdom -. huf lhr- l
November The face ~ the BOMBS rt.
fhey ere convertible lnfn Nafionfl VIZ
fosn ts which pas fof af fheir maturity
fetr.arv & 1929 but nH nothing r f.ih
shouf me price fhe holder rlil receive inf
the United Kingdoms n he n9'r hni 't-
advantage ~ the conversion feature
sum- thsf tfe call price iH 100 %nN hl
ouesfIon IL This Assuming that one h""F
not ,slsk o. convert hia ltIffd D 'ht Hh.if
into War Loan ta. would 30 nni hr ." hl.
adynntaVf O. seil the lnif~l hins ''"i''. ~
frs uresrnf quotation ~ Jos Nf doinE iAi-
he s.rsfves fiOs0 rer bond Plus frrru. d
l,ts-.sf 60 date fahuut $50. whfrfaf ii h'
holds them uuIN NufsN. tei ne "it I
rei,e only $1,000 Per bond lln-. on ,o1'f,
Interest paid August nnd Nofe'nh-' p.
fotaIfnr 81 60 lfr selling now fnH ~
Np fh- holIef OF United Kingdoms n
something like go per bond i9 ihr 5000
g. o. the dinerenr' hefvrrn 'i..' ..'
ff0ff CO., fl what i4 tre gfnfrtl ifh
fencr for = bond fn lnrrrHfe nr nrrffaH,
in price o. DO nrara maturity 90
would also appreciate your opinion ~
Iniercfy Trust stock This offanit' iln',
around Boston anf hae recently r' nrrh
land IN Wrrfrhf1fer county fnf develop
inert uufa1rra fn finance when thrf ar"
closing 0lf q limited number ~ shares ar
a. f6 each Would you class This stock
- too speculative fnr rrrson RI very
moderate ueanf. and what lF your opinion
% the COMPANY urraNnnNL methods Hun
posribiIiflea W.
Answer You arc quite right about
the United Kingdom bonds. II you do
no, wish 10 convert them into National
War bonds. the thing FOR you 90 do BE-
10 sell hy nll means. on November ]
they will be worth only 100. as com
pared with the i0sii that can be real
ized by a sale in tne present market
These bonds will not take on their true
investment value until September J Of
this year. for all holders who intend 20
convert their bonds prior 20 November
must hlc a notice of such intention
prior 20 September ]. Thus the bonds
will continue 20 reflect the rate for
sterling exchange IN the mean time.
August. Whether you sell now or wait
until later in the summer depends on
your opinion of the probable course Of
sterling e-chiure in the mean time.
Our impulse is 20 advise YOU 20 avoid
speculating on exchange in this way.
than 1851 IN August. Where there Is
no doubt about the payment OF prin-
oipal az maturity, as ir the case Of
United Kingdom bonds. the tendency is
for . bond 20 move gradually toward
par a. the maturity date approaches.
You will note that bonds bearing a
high coupon rate in times OF easy
money move downward 20 par. while
those with q small coupon rate move
upward. We consider ln-crcity Trust
too speculative Tor a person in your
circumstances
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Bonds More Suitable

oue.tioo A niIddle-aFed fsiAfied Noilen = !,
- hns IN Income - $500 year 'ahn
-. 3. ,flrIhie for a pension ~ 80 .-Hts
h.a $500 o. Invest Present holnlhs, sl...s ...
rrst +. Liberty bond a.. 1909 teconn Llp.'
e.. SO four Liberty q. MIN Nleteil : }.
sn bought ~ par. $500 in war -
etamna rur ln 1893 i've share- IN
t.fffirr ana lnan dur fQinr tiW' NJ
re.r 1900 Noffhvssfsrn heu Ieieln'n,
bought through your information. 80. -.
fn r.nf esf sfe bond Hnd moftsAfs y,
cent 81 600 ln tho ssvinFf bans p-lt "'
.htrh uIu b. my Investment. AmrflfAN
r.ienhone and telegraph has been I'f.u.
r.erfsi o. mr IL Public service oi ~
r.r-sv urr cent stock or pef csni bnnnr
nrsfsrahlr- WI YOU kindly mahe rns So
flrrr 60 d lone woman Hho "a more ilNiiN
fhrn rulllhIrr-i. = ~
Answer Public Service Corporation
Of New Jersey common stock does not
possess the required amount OF sound
ness and stability 70 meet your re-
ouircments. but we believe that the
5 pcr cent bonds would be suitable a.
Par A. security is concerned. hut theey
do not come in $500 pieces and WI.
ne unavailable unless YOU wish 70 nda
$3.50 10 your Investment fund Of 5000.
We consider American Telephone ana
Telegraph stock suitable.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Seaboard Air Line
Shows 1921 Deficit
4 Loss of s224.206 Compares
With S23l.066 Net Income
Last Year

The Seaboard Air Line Railway. in
its 1921 annual report. showed a deficit
OF S224.206. after taxes and charges.
compared with net income Of $685.
O66 in 1920. Net operating revenue
FOR the year totalcd s2.O62.372. COM
pared with s2.4sl .9s1 in the preceding
year.
Operating revenues listed in the con-
solidated balance sheet included
freight. 500 2O5 800. against S32.4sO.7 .7O1.
a decrease Of S32s5.3i7. passenger rev.
enue Of S9.753.522. against sli,0i5,9O0. a
decrease OF sl,260.67s.
In the general balance sheet the total
liabilities and assets amounted 10 S24f.-
2l7,725. compared with S24427s. .O79 in
1920. Loans and bills receivable
amounted TO S24.26s. against sl6.s43:
cash. S2,455,iss, against S2,3si .7Os: in
terest and dividends receivable OF
S665.6i7, compared with $2s.767. In the
Liabilities. accounts and wages payable
totaled S4,f00.ii7. against S4.O35.s41:
loans and bills payable Of 81 i.O42. 500.
compared with ss.735 900. a decreage Of
S7.692.500. A profit and loss surplus Of
IS, .5Os was carried FOR the year. COM
pared with S5.924,344 in the preceding
year.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Turning 10 Investments

Question: have siEhi shares ln'l,i.
ZION Copper. hfieen shares Am.t an 90 n.'
,r.f.rraf shares United states sifr
err,~.0r. ton shares Union faclhc cpinii' ;. !.
and nre shares chicago. Rock fahl =
pacific Der cent stock desire 20 holg
.rv.sfmerf stocks rather than sp"culaiit'
.,..i. anI aa ] now have about to' I,
1900 fe invest would appreciate fecrlNlhs
.,.,r .uIrfon how could sfenFiheh ml
Ia. ar rouid YOU advise my oulins Aiehl.
s1n. Topeka santa Fe 'oin"''" "'
fta0 .sr shafs--k y.
Answer - Atchison common stoes
wonid add strength 20 your list BY
averaging your purchases Of American
Zinc and Lead preferred you paid Al
amount FOR the IS shares that taliies
almost exactly with their present value.
This Is not a high grade investment
and We think you would strengthen
vour investment still further by selling
;hesc shares and adding the proceeds
10 tho fund 70 be used in the purchase
OF Atchison stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Investment Information

in order that the necessary capital may
be secured 20 build and EQUIP plants
and begin manufacturing. We do not
ronsider the stock suitable for invest
mont None Of the qualifications rs
nrosent. and although capital is neces-
sary for any development or efper'-
mental work. that capital " taxing
speculative chance. II this ~ under.
stood. We have no criticism 10 make OF
the purpose Of those who can hnord
10 lose. with or without the 'eehniea'
knowledge necessary 10 be able 20
Grasp what this project proposes' the
purchaser Of the stock Is inducing N
spceulation and We have no further
suggestions ts~ofcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
United states Gasoline Speculative

Qgesf0n~Wil sou kindly express your
opinion on on lrNerfulenf fr United States
Gasoline Manufacturing Corporation stock.
which has been offered fe ne af So per
ahar- hy g. 81 rresrh- frrfnrsd pros
pecfus FivcH an outline ~ no project. wIfl
ilu 0f Officers and dlrectnrs which
seems iu include men ~ hlfh standing -
= r.
Answc- The United States Gasoline
Manufacturing Company proposes 20
erect a plant o. 100000 gallons daily
capacity at Texas City. This is 90 be-
followed By six additional plants. The
president says that the cyclic" process.
by which heavy oils are 20 be converted
into high grade gasoline. BE- "seien-
tihcally and practically correct" Stock
Of this COMPANY ]. offered % the public
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

oue,ffon Recently millions - dollars
,rnffh ~ barll stocks have been offered for
sale faU ff soc why you never recon
fuenI fo the public securities ot ms iype
Certainly thev ere - ne highest t".sib..
end. and the Weld ls usually sbove per
rauf that 40 tho chase National banH am
mo Naflonai Rank ~ Commerce runs 30
hf~h - 8 Dor cent Are they. pefhanf not
..r.f. -reerfst rs roIIaferale Does N
income Tax law include bank stock - =
Answer- Bank stocks have the same
status under the Federal income tax
law as other stocks have and they are
freely accepted as collateral Tor loans
We recommend them for investment
whenever we feel that this kind OF
security will ~ in well with the plan
u an lnrlsior.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
L. s. Settles With 800" Line

NAShlNGION. June "A payment
Of s592.467 20 the Minneapolis. st. Paul
& Sault Ste. Marie Railroad was au-
thorized to-day by the Interstate Com
merce Commission in final settlement
Of accounts between the government
and the corporation arising out Of the
guaranty against losses in railroad oper-
ations during six months Of 1920. The
road has now received a total OF S5.-
l27.267 under the guaranty.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal BE- $3.50
tin was dull, with Straits ana ei ...-i
shipments quoted at S2G SZ.eve,, !, I, =
ard. 3iq32c and 80 per cent % 20, s,,,
asked. Copper quiet; etanas X
June and July, f3.50e askee, sn' Is,t
trolytic spot, lS.s7isc asked a.,
1880: July, l3.75c asked. Le1e 80 3
New York spot, 5.75e bid ana 80 ..,;J,
Louis spot. 565d5.75c. Zine ev..s b
New York spot, b.70c and ~. n.,eI'
Louis, spot 5.30a540c. The - n
Smelling and Refining CompsS ~
vanced their price OF lead iroJl TT. ~
to 5.75c New York, East 81. Lou"
10 5.55c.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Ronds Are suitable

Cue.fI0n-l have been requested =" ir .
vest about s. 800 f0r widow whose ioiri
principal ls not LARGE and whose chlfi coz
800 l..u.f be- safety have advised The
rurrhase % American Teiephon~ and Iei"-
graph b. 1875. Illinois Central coils
frusf g. 1853. or Armour co. E~al tstAi- >
tre fh-as bonds D. this sound adNice. o.
- there better recommendation tpai may
b. made r-I J.
Answer Any Of these bonds would
be suitable for the purpose you men
tion.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

onesfiors of general irieresi 10 in-
res,ors wiH b. answcrcd IN ihi' eoi.
UNIV. ~ Which oase Only inifinis uih
b. used. Ofhers wil b. answcred ~
mail Address al inquiries, inciof-
ing a stamped. addrcsscd cHreiope. 70
Financial Editor. The TribH.g, 49,
Nassau street. Nsw York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Financial Items

The Eouitable Trust conpsn,g. -.
Trading Company. Ltd. has ,ese.l'rsr
dividends OF Js "a per hit.s ID.
share. payable In London On W. ~.
b equivalent 20 - per Amsi,sf uIn ,
The payment date Of the ditioe'-
announced later, .s.lf ffr-
Oryis Brothers a Co. on y. sscb -
anniversary yesterday. prftena,-. -
plov.e of the nrm With q - ~
FOR each year OF service
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Queaion-.f hold $1,000 lnfern0~nl-f
Raid Transit thrl.-fear Ger renf secuted
roni err .nI~ gold rnfr issued rfpfrwNfr.
do ulfh The. as understand fhfre arf
some conversion terms offered aIfho-rh
would prefer fo collect fae praripai -
u. p
Answer Under the rcadjurimcnt
plan. the lniefborough Rapid Transit
three-ycar per cent notes and the
extended IS per cent notc.-arc % be
retired bv the payment ~ 10 per cent
IN cash and q0 per cent in ten-rcar =
per cent notes We consider this q
favorable Offering and see no reason
why you should not accept.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Four tuH column, Of in.
resfnient questions and an.
nrers redi be published in
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column ioili appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Stockholders Get
Formal Terms of
MidyaIe Combine
Financial Structure of New
North American Corpn.
Set Forth; Daughcrty Will
Study Details Of the Plan

The formal terms under which u is
proposed 10 unity the properties Of the
Midvsle Steel and Ordnance Company
the Republic Iron and Steel Company
and the Inland steel Company were set
forth in a Joint letter forwarded last
nieht 20 stockholders o. the three com
panics by the respective ehhirmcn. ".
=. Corey, John A. Topping and L. =.
Block.
Upon contamination Of the plan the
North American Steel Corporation. the
name given the merger, will have S1s,-
1871 bonds and other hNed charge
obligations, s50,33i,47 new preferred
stock OF 500 par value and a.3Os.6l2
shares Of common stock without par
value.
The bonds and fixed charge obliga-
tions will consist OF e0.59g,50 bonds
and guaranteed obligations Of the Mid.
vale Company. Si3.357 900 bonds and
other obligations Of the Republic com
pany and 1927 900 obligations OF the
Inland company. all OF which, IN addi-
tion 10 the other liabilities. are 20 be
assumed by the new company.
The S5O.33l AIS preferred stock IS 70
be per cent cumulative and is TO be
convertible until July j, 1884. INTO com
mon stock at the rate OF four shares
Of preferred for FIVE shares OF common.
or the amount 10 be presently issued
s25 .000. 900 par value is 20 provide IN
part for the acquisition Of the proper
ties Of the Republic company and the
proceeds from the sale OF $25.33l.475 IL
10 be paid 70 stockholders Of the In
land Steel Company
The 3.3O9,6l2 shares OF common are
10 be issued as follows; To Midvale
stockholders. 800 900 shares: 10 pro-
vide in part for the acquisition OF the
properties Of Republic Iron and steel,
$4,000 shares; TO Inland shareholders.
700 .2si shares; 20 be sold for cash,
500. .33l shares.
II is estimated that upon consum-
nation OF the plan the fixed charges
Of the new company will amount TO
S3.913.Os5 annually and the preferred
stock dividends S3.523 .203 per annum.
The book value a. Of December 81,
1921. Of the net assets OF the three
constituent companies. including S2o,-
100000 new cash working capital. b.
placed al about S2s4. 100000
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Daurhertr VIII Study Plan

WASHINGTON. June T. Attorney
General Daughe;ty was notified to-day
by lOng-distance telephone OF the
completed plans for the merger Of the
Republic. Midvale and Inland steel
companies in accordance with prom
ise made the Attorney General May %
that no merger would be consummated
without giving him full details.
In a formal announcement Of the re-
ceipt Of this information the Depart
ment Of Justice said: This agreed
upon plan Of the proposed merger will
be carefully studied and considered by
the Department Of Justice"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Mti L n a = Cons. fih slt N|
Natl Breweries..... IS teh -. -
Ogllvie Milling. ESQ ~ 80. IN
Que Ry l. "A a P. -lB 80
spanish River pf... t5 10 IA
Steel 90 of CAM. lst -. ser IN
Toronto Railway. l08 w a.
Riordan Pap a Pulp. old CON, "a :
90 new com ...s...s--~-ss-es
do new pfd............-s--
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Pittsburgh

$50 Ark \ Cas-. iis i2n ffH i2n
sam WGl pf..to1 i01 io2 io2
10 do Machine rs as ~ IS
1890 Carnegie l. A 4 81. - 81 o..
50 Ind Brewg pf. 49, ioa io. foA
1915 I.oae star Gas. sos 3ih 30A 81
2io Mfrs II a. lit. 81 bI t2h t2H
10 Natl Firepfg.
Iife Ohio Fuel sup afA Sax btA bfA
iso Ohio Fuel oil. 2i ~ 1eH 2os
$50 Okla y Gas. 23b 23A 231 ~ y
$40 Pitts BWg pr. - "a
81 Pitts ri Glass. isl i15 ies ifb
500 Pitts Mt Shasta .s 25 IS 20
255 Pgh on Gas. 1914 ioB ioh loA
7e6 Tidal Usage. itL ifb i4A it1
80 Wcstsh Airbke s3A s3A s3s SIS
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
New York state Bonds


Issued IN coupon and registered form
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds reEis-
tcrable.
Bid. Ask Yield
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

s. is5i.is1i ....... .iOsa io2G as
Joint Stock Land Bank
bhs. Is5i-is3i.......fo5n ioBa 4sf
Joint Stock Land Bank
Sc. is3o-iszf. zf......... - 100 Eee
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5iss lsbl-la3I .fotL I0Sk 80
Chicago Joint stock Land
Bank bs ls37-1s40 ssL 1oex tsk
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank ts. Istl-ls5i.....lO2 1o1 ts2
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Certificates OF Indebtedness and United
RS Treasury Notes


Acceptable In payment % Federal tzxes
on the dates OF maturity
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-19
JURY COMMISSIONERS
WILL MEET TOMORROW

The board of Glynn county jury
commissioners will meet at the cont
house tomorrow morning at 10 o'clpck
and it is likely that it will take ut
least one woke to revise the boxes and
finish the work. Members of the co,h-
mission are: ]. B. Abrams, B. A. Bur
ford, t. E. Glover, G.. Don Parker, A.
NJ. Lorentzson, W. F.. SymonS.
It is the opinion that large mum
Der of names will be added TO bolh
the grand and petit lists as it is
known that fewer names are carried
in the Glynn jury than any city or
county of like population in rhe
state and another fact that will ma
terially increase the number IS that
many newcomers have come since the
last revision and a number OF these
have purchased property and cast
their lots here as future citizens.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-19
FIRST METHODIST
BIBLE CLASS HAS ON
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
DURING PAST WEEK MORE
THAN THAN ONE HUNDRED.
HAD BEEN APPROACHED

The Young Mems Wesley Bible
Class of the First Methodist church
is in the midst of campaign for
membership.
During last week one hundred
young men of the city have either
been approached by letter or in per
son to attend Sunday school at tllo
First Methodist church today at 1915
o'clock.
Every young man in the city who
is interested in Bible study by at
tending this class will hear lecture
by DIR. j. w. Simmons that is WORT,
while.
Woodrow Wilson says: "No man'f
education is complete without a
knowledge of the Bible" N
Young men attending this class VIII
learn something and given a warm
welcome.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-19
SPECIAL SERVICE
AT THESALVATION
ARMY HALL TODAY
ENSIGN AND MRS. LEVER, OF
SAVANNAH, TO CONDUCT
BOTH SERVICES.

There will be special services a.
the Salvation Army hall today, con-
Quoted by the Ensign and Mrs. Lever
Of Savannah, assisted by Miss Lillian
Norris, also of that city.
At 9:45 a. M, the members of the
Sunday. school will hear Ensign Lev
e. speak upon "the advantages of an
early CHRISTIAN Training" in which
service Mrs. Lever will also take an
active part.
At II a. nm, the Ensign will
preach
At p. M, praise service will be
held.
IT, 1870 p NJ. an open air meeting
will be held on the corner of New
castle and Gloucester streets in
which Miss Lillian Norris will take
an active part.
At 8 p. M Ensign Lever will
choose and his topic. will be "a
Chance Acquaintance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-19
FIRST BAPTIST
TO HAVE SUNDAY
SCHOOL RALLY
MEMBERS ARE URGED TO TAKE
SOME PERSON WITH
THEM.

j. B. c. Bitch, the efficient sup
erintendent of the First Baptist Sun
day school, has set aside today as
rally day" All pupils are urged
to attend and bring someone with
them not affiliated with amy other
school in the city. 1t os urged that
they be interested and invited to
join the school of the First Baptist
chArch.
The First Baptist Sunday school
will make it's final goal during the win
ter, five hundred pupils. To get this
number It will be necessary for Mr..
Bitch and his assistants to have the
cooperation of the church and school.
T'he pastor is eager to see this goal
attained and will do his best along
with others in the church and school
to win.
The services today will be full of
interest. Mr.. Eadie, J OF the high
school will address the young men
of the school at 10 a. m. Mr.. Mil
lard Retse will teach the mems Bible
class as usual. While Mr.. Reese
and Mrs. Taylor will! talk to the
Billie and Philsthea classes in order
as named above
The primary department is under
the leadership of Mrs Sarah K. Lee.
1t is making great progress under
her leadership.
Visitors are cordially invited to at
tend the services today.