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Poorly Printed Catalogues
Hinder Foreign Trade

Berlin, Oct. 13.-German trade
pamphlets and catalogues which are
issued for foreign consumption have
been found to contain so many rhe
torical and grammatical errors tn t
they have become target for crit
icism In the Berlin press. o..
1t is pointed out that such circulars
1ot on'v lower the prestige of Ger
man foreign trade, but also serve
their promoters detrimentally. Prize
lists Of te~haical, chemical, and pho
tographic supplies circulated abroad
n poorly written French are cited, as
well as some pamphlets in'which even
the German language lis H'"hsfidlsd
roughly" The critics urge action By
Ge~r'"nv's official REPRESENTATIVES
abroad, looking toward the 'produc
tion of circulars that are tatSiea,t
readable"
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER IA. 1922.

1t is interesting to note the ten
dency of the times that shows increas-
ing interest in the welfare Of children.
There has been in recent years quite
a marked increase in all things that
have to do with child life. At meet
ing Of the American Child Hygiene
Association which convened in the
"ity of Washington Thursday, Secre-
tary Hoover, it's retiring president
stated the object Of the association:
"That We stimulate appreciation Of
The service that can be done for chill
dren and the nation in the matter Of
fealth.
"Tnot the enormous activity in
America for the welfare of children
and mothers shall be directed in a
scientific manner and by scientifically
I'd mon and women.
9TH these applications of science
/ reach every corner of the coun-
try and every child in it,
"Tha. these efforts on behalf Of
- on shall be built upon the solid
rock of inspiration in the local com
munity to it's responsibility and not
b'ilt "pon the shifting sands of over
Capitalization.
"The ideal to which we should drive
is that there should be no child in
America that has not been born un-
'0~ proper conditions, that does not
live IN hygienic surroundings; that
ever suffers from undernutrition
that does not have prompt and eff
"rt ~edical attention.; that does
not receive primary instruction in the
elements Of hygiene and good health"
Regarding the demonstrations to be
''nder the assurance Of funds by
"a commonwealth foundation, Mr..
=" "r sad that three cities would be
selected for the work. One will be
in the Far West, one in the Middle
'"st and the other in the South, the
secretary announced. The plan would
y" in line with the society's educa-
tional purpose"
Truly greet vision, and grea'
task. It speaks we'll for the future
that wise and good men, seeing the
need and feeling the call to service
are interesting themselves in the
he"lth and happiness of the children
of today and the children Of tomor-
row. It does seem that in a country
as rich and great as ours there shoult'
be no distressing poverty, no child
lacking comfortable clothes, whole
some food, educational advantages
and whatever help science and money
can do to improve the health and for
ward the development of the children.
Mr.. Hoover says this country leads
the world in the field of child welfare
work. It is something Of which we
should be proud. The organization
now meeting in Washington is of
more real significance than can be
measured. Let us hope that tn
10 eme"t will grow in strength with
the years.
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Argentina Becomes
Interesting to
Oil ProspsctoFs

Buenos Aires, Oct. 13.-The oil pos
sibilities Of Argentina have already
attra ted Standard Oil, ,lAnglo- Per-
sian and the Royal Dutch groups, and
now smaller investors are beginning
to appear inathe field. The latest ar
rivals are the Chileans, and three
prospecting corporations have been
fioated in that country with the OBJ
;ect of exp: biting lands in the Com
odoro Rivadavia andgNeuquen terri
tories of..Argentina.
Since the STANDARD . Oil Company
of New Jersey purchased rthe prop
critics Of the Companiai de Petroleo de-
Challaco for n$2;0oo,00o (Argentine
paper), Standard Oil of California
has taken over extensive prospecting
rights on the other side of the Neu
quen field and near the Standard of
New jerseys concessions, which bor-
der the River Covunco. A new cor.
poration, the Andes Petroleum. Cor
poration, which will work with Ar
gentine capital, has just offered stock
to the public and intends, il the fota-
tion is q ssucoess, ,c to prospect in, tho
Covunco district also.
The West India Oil Company is
completing a large refinery at the
Port Of Bahia Blanca, through. whi h
practically all the oil1produced, in Ar
gentina must pass on its way.to mar
ket, and proposes to construct sim
liar plant in Uruguay, probably at
Montevideo. A number of geo 'og cts
are at work in the last named repub-
lie and 1t is believed that that coun-
try, too, has great possibilities az an
oil producer Of the future.
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L Londonersh hRevel in
South, African Fruit

London, Oct. 1S.-As a result OF
huge shipments Of fruit to London
from Europe and South Africa, the
English markets today are flooded
and, to the joy of the consumer, tha
fruit is being sold at prices consider
ably lower than pre-war. Also they
ere less by half Of what they were u
few days ago. Although there has
been a good market. the surplus is
still enormous, and large wastage is
feared unless the foreign shipments
are curtailed.
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Bull nBishser. eMexico
Expect Pf6sperous Sea,

DuAA OtBntcrSr ~ N0XlC0
Expect Prosperous Season
Mexico City, at. -14.-Bull, fight
ing in Mexico City, during The coming
season IL going tesbs. on a bigger and
better scale thapSever according to
the -impnaparios ko ..are to hand, q
the 'arena ,svents ;
The pichof thssMorld matadors, in.
cluding ther best ~ Spain, is to-come
to Mexico. RodoI I0 Gaona, idol of h 8
aountrymen here as the recognized
gace"- Of The 6gtfers, with him will
hk associates. .IgnS1lo, Sanchez Mejias,
Juan Belmonte, IrliA Freq, Juan Sill
Yeti, and other 81 ~.
: Throushsut ths EAST. summer there
has rbeent such rspsper Sagitatioa
against the higk salaries paid the
lighters. which hae resulted in almost
'exorbitsnt prices boing demanded for
tickets. a~As a fogult the .matadors
will receive slightly less this fall and
winter, hut even 81 Gaona will collie t
some $4,000 pes& every afternoon
he, appears IN the ring, with the priv
ilege Of a-bsneft Spsrformance whi4h
is always GOOD ii an additional TO-
600 pesos. The, son opens October
18th f4& 'lcE-
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Notice to Public

There has been much complaint
about the children skating and pulling
wagons over the sidewalks and streets
OF Union and 1t is hereby forbidden.
The parents are requested to note
this law and cooperate with the au-
thorities in enforcing it.
- Done by order Of
16OS-2t Chief Of Police.
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my fsiends. '.lsMrsA.c II. .OARLAsD, MS
EsB Brown st. ,,Iron Mountain, Michigan.
: Xenia, Ohio. Every month / had
such pains in my back and lower part Of
my abdomen that j could not He 4aAietly
inibed. irsu6ereb fon about, ,Ate 0ears
that way and was not regular either.
read an advertisements Of what Lydia E.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound had
done for other women, 20 I deeS0ed tofry
TsHssfkiy4haN helped me Q lot, q /
have no pains now and am regular and
feeling ans. &rs. NAxxn DALI Route
fydix e! Pinkhsm,tu uFssstksifesn.
pound sisI eSnAsdisinsf f6pWusnssss all
saentacl ltieespasielly sdapte1 tasslieve
women. Nyous suffer - did Hrs. Gar
,ssS seil.sas@sssis e srs Rsis 20 :sss'
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Our cat says now Il the time to plan
,otton stalk destruction
Our cat says the sboll wesvil win
have his full innisg insUnion soshsy |
next year.
Our cat says youth needs the brakes
applied; age needs then, taken Oh.
Our cat says the testing time Isl
here.
Our cat says the millennium will
be here swhsn Fsoplessss as ssiad to|
read "Please remit" as they are "Find
Our cat says 1t Is usomstimss o
greater kindness to 'stay>out than II Is
to enter the sick room.
Our cat says the county needs more
hcme builders.
Our cat says humana glory Is indeed
rerishatIe.
Our cat says lie INJURIES the teller
more than anybody else.
Our cat says it is foolish to repeat
every idle tale you hear.
Our cat says the last lap is the
hardest pull.
Our cat says the children should be
taught good manners along with
spelling and reading.
Our cat says the skillful workman
needs no paint to hide defective work
Our cat says heed not the chronic
erowlef.
Our cat says hasty pudding /.
mighty high no pudding.
Our cat says those who exact sym
pathy get little Of it.
Our cat says extravagant wives
drive many husbands to drink.
Our cat says old hard times dies
hard, but dies dead after time
Our cat says kind word spoken
today will bear fruit tomorrow.
Our cat says the children are the
nations future.
Our cat says knowledge applied to
useful ends Is the hope Of the future
Our cat says speed fends are court.
ing death.
Our cat says the peace of the world
bangs upon . slender thread. /
Our cat says when fear grips the
heart the hand falters.
Our cat says dark deeds seek the
cover of the night.
Our cat says soil building pays in
increased yield. +
Our cat says when you wear out
your body you cannot beg, buy or
steal another.
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West I6lian nson.
Ne an Porto Rico

San lJuan,P. sOct 1s.-tReprc-
sentatives~ from y Masonic Grand
! odgesq q 0nba, INTO DomInso and
venezusla recent were .sssssion
here in wAAt is Epected to be the
first 81 sefaI asonic congresses
TO Be hsg4 Htthe Fest rndiess There
were ten7atcredi i3 delegates from
each grsn( lodgs, md program Of
matters cf-eofnmd interest - al the
grand iodeos was zscussed.
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A hydroelectric plan with a ca.
pacity Of $4,000 ski'owatts. operating
200-nniie line will be constructed on
the Shinano River IN Japan.
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Box rSupper
Sawyer & Kennedy
Attorneys ard Counsellors at ri l.

Attorneys ard Counsell0fs ..at Law
No. 81 Main Street
Union, South Carolina
-Ensagedt in. the .esnsral> practice. Of
law. We no longer represent the
union-Bu6s,o Mills ;, Co., the Union
Manufacturing 4 Rover Co.,, ,or, the
Union 4 Glenn Springs Railroad Co,
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a. 8 = = ~. q
80
M - - ecsors Have
lged Our Aainds
=
NJ IYonk oct. - ,ran
Scnskims 20 Y ~. etated IL vu orrr
belief that - ~ touId - musA low.
.er thxss apant13 hsncs. ,Ws,ve, 1890
our minds, {iasss -.A.dy -of-voraa.
widA seoudt 2 NV 1arsss IN. 10 -.
Eevs that ~ price - ectton viii
be much. III t,aa lever. b..
fore ths Ga U - ..e.,,I. ..F,,~.A.
dispatches sday;ss - 80, s,s.n ..Yo, 10
S6S SperN espSs u Try s1tsou., - been
'eimed ia Il 6lssissi ~. ,imilar and
equaliy AdsSsS dsble SrSnss,. inform M
that NOT ~ than rs pe. cent has
,beenaxnpsts ii sNerth ceneliua. These
ssre in dine-s ~ ,innarae eu,sbIa ,ranert.
Sfyom kovSl - IN. q .Rare,;s,sp po;nt
Ewell werthr,1 Z sern xpou,o,,. ,ceu.ider,a
lrtisn. ,aOn sxl>1v srd. aaae,a1t v.a gr..l
lsexahy ya,estirnos - tAek 49,, ,.easo.,,.
|serop ,wosld - ,esaiav ,ov.- ,1Io0o COO
bales, yet - ess swent ,we,I above %
cents onethaH emova.sent. Now ,u,;tb
an Indicated seld dof = A2v !, 9, 600 ooo
bales. -w1th 1San 49, 4. .nessih;,;tv II
is ,arG,,ed !, 1a,rf r,,ie..u. .ho,,aJ -.
Eupva1d, sooon Sngly. -A,,... u,. f,,ro,v
,believsy ythsyslill, too,
| InourrAaxket Letters No. ,1a2 SAINT
9Th, ws.said: ,stOuryeuata,aers shonld
have THAR ounIlss, vith an. IN ..dvancs
end sshshtly .ndsr NE stprev.;l;ns :
lppyices, at .tAns,anenins,. !. hsr,v;se .xvs
fear, il, will - the ysesna, old, skorv.. .
buying saftsast lie. r,sesinste.d eff ,hefore
it,takes plase.s We,referred on that
date to. .Tuessay., October. yw or i'm.
reau Day. After theraoyernment ,r;n.
ming and oO,sdition reporrs we're ia.
sued. the, market broke f,om 20 tn. AZ
points, then rallied ana closed a,
about the -tsp for the .day. In less
than a week prices went .up, vithou,
a break forislose to 200 ,uoints. Re.
member, this .infox1natioo -ent for.
ward, from New York -fo.r DAYS II
advance of -Bscsau Day---uor after The
-moement .had.taken, Mace. Adv;c. o,
this kind means prof,ts to traders
and is In, line. with what we have sent
out for two, years.
Splendid economics have been eff.
Il fected in cottsn manufacrnr;no Thase
improvements. .permit prvntable man.
ufacturing even at an. increased cos,
Of the raw staple than .prevails now
Tho carry-over this year. ,is going to
prove inadeauate. The acrual statis.
tical position. Of cotton is very serious
at the. .momAnt. The, production OF
textile goods Is increaaina, and run.
nipg heavier. than at, any time since
tho armistics was signed. A good
many. mills are running overtime "a
reduce costs and fill orders. Many
orders for nearby delivery are being
refused. Dry goods are waking up
, Road sorders are improving. and lob
bers are pulling for higher prices
Stocks and secnrities-.forerunners ot
real prosps1ity-are boiling and
booming. Th@sNea East .mix-up ,ap.
1 pears ID .as 6f ,baipr .sss = al.
! justed. Liyerp8sl Sprices have been
coming higher day after day, occa.
stoned largely by Manchester buying
there. rhere is sample bull news, al
Fishtl f
The total export movement ia grad
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Notice

Notice lis heHeby given that, in
obedience to IN order Of the court
Of common pleas. for Union County,
South Caroline in the ease OF tIA
New Orleans Coffee company agains;
W.: B. Poole and g. G.. Layton, part.
pcrs,. doing business under the firm
name Of Poole & Layton, . reference
will be held before me in my office in
Union. 8. c., on the 7th day Of NJ,
vember, 1922, at 10 o'clock, Q. M, at
which reference all persops having
Claims against said Poole & Layton
must appear and establish their claims
and demands.
w. W. Johnson, =
Probate. Judge.
Ex Onicio Master.
Union, 8. c., Oct. 8. 1922.
10.7-i<H21.l6
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,otton Holding Movement
SouthwiGs For Cost Plus
A Reesonahle Profit


St' AssSnsws, n w Sc@ "a
Inc ouessenoln9 tsaeuN OF tnsl
ilrgsiy attended cotton convn pyl
farmers, mercnants ana penkss o1l
Soutn CsFonna nsia ee Solumpes On
ens fftn sssns W
and enthusaasuc snoorssmsnsors es-
oiataon Recommending price OF sVtA
Genus per pound for hnS eoeson' s
age on ngraees. U~ssssuesnae|
the average Dnk-nne-cost OF "ns
Soosten ssnrouonootfthe peit unis see-
son was I4A cents per INT Pouho
that seihng price Soh Genus per
pound, averase OF all fsoes "ou.a
give the Hrowe!s ~oniyAa smaii epront
apove tne scUuaf Cost on Psoouc0n
Rne eonse.0u ~ nsau .ne ~.
ausp'ces o. 'ne Souun o@. "a.
wsloh Oh tne f11heriesn Soseon '>SSo'
eiacion' ana one onas'snt'o 'tne reSs
oiue'0h reeoe.'o,he UoescoSe .n.
eo price Ior ehe Deasnee ol Inc auiisoie
crop OF is]z cs'eo upon 'he faalAeri-
can co'n sAssoe'"sa'u 70 .o'
waro Sou'n".oe ~n'Psish W sum.
uiate interest ia sae inose'i,e"e s"ic
urge All o"s aoI co'.on eaha
the 'ooope.sSVe mAIKeoa"s .AsS"out
aohS 70 feh"se 'o"sae.'ace '"oi' Neoe-
oh az present ~" Fpf'cea o"'7o ,"po"
iesi"ee SoPpDes a"o aenu ~.
ia" oIoon' p,uS Inc asn '"'' VI
s0"g 'no aseI ofOp
-..I.S g. ,a....sr p.h.h,,;.,.;on
C....n c,.w;. ,Ird,.trv
| r.. ,ofo,,,,r,n. .ro.,,,,.;ons ,,.ro
g.. ,,ns,,,,n,,,,,. n....d .s
80 ..us.,-, 80 a.. sn..a,, -.
Lsh;i;. - 80 10 .o,ton rrou,;n1 I'D
Ds,..N,:s s..-.S:' - .La O.,,tL.
IN, ,,ot,,on. =, ,ono-o..;oro,
,.r;.,..;on .crsat;na "a stron9 Federal
Ce...,;.s;., 80 rsn,os.,,ot;ves on
o;nt.J 60, oil ..ao,;on. 40 ~. M
~ -. f,,,, ;nu.st;o.t;o, ~,
s,,nr, ,h..s - +h. .otton-orou,;no in.
- 80 .o.,J.t;o,s o.,
saJors, ~. and ooon.-.t;or IN ra,
t,,;,a;,'. ~ ~. ,rd,,stru ~ . norro, nm
av.t;va n .;s f,, ths f,,t,r.
r. .n..tm.nt 90 y broad md
n,,r,r.h.,.;,o .,r.,o,, 80 soderoI . a.r;
-, sn.n.s' thot nil, -a,;... the
-, .h~ov,sor, .ho ,.t;,, f-o,,
49, ,-.s.,t ;r.d.,rot. .na vns.t;.-
t..,arr .ns+.,, ~ .hort terr, COW.
n,.,s;.., h.nL;n. m. n..e..;tr 20,
,o,r.r 80. 80 ,nt.roet an .or;c,it,rol !
oa"' ~ 90
"vo .o s"e 'u . ~ o
soppole ~ ,sne ~ ., ~
""s NUS e"Iy' 0no
a, must neo .s ,I,e.:A. - go
ing
n " A. 4,
n :.
'S. app
III -
~ ,.., .r.:A M n
Va e ' ~ M
p:
- -.s...t. -a;.or.
~ - -.,... .n,,., -. ~ 49,, ~
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w ~ W bO0 Oh ~
count fthens Lsaw
Jour advertisement
and took Lydia e.
Pfnkham's -Vegeta-
he 6onp pound with
very good results. I
can.work, all day long
now at'niy dck time.
YousmAy slase these
facte seAaetimonial
an recom-
mepding the Vege-
tab3a RrI6>s,0d to
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''woRSE THAN PAIN"
Louisiana Lady says s. Has 'Nsy-
asr,Fsua Anything Bsefss ISaa
CafdGi for a'kmlDsvn
Cssdiiiaa."

Morgau City. Lit would be hard
tot. ma "a &elk how much hensfit / bave
derived from the i,se oe. Card,i," said
MH l:6. Bowman. os13lo FtuatS Street,
thls city.
N wasso sas-dowalin Aesaels Z 1osijf
hardly 60. l,Nas thin. EkaI rs
appetite. Could mot ,sest,oe sjeep we'll.
lNas %. veal, and, 90 Hesy osfvp,ts. 1
vas no pleasure 10 myseA.
"isuffered some pais, hatsths wcrst
Of my trouble vas fron bs,ax % weak
and easy 70 Set tired and oat of heaft
This sesvosD coadilioa vss voese
1ehanpain.
Some one teld NO q Csfdni, snA i
decided 10 use q. I
SAitef iasing Z isv, boeiles, I re9aised
ny. strength. Wasn,t So,aesyosss. and
bekan to eat and sleep, aadS rev
SiSUuSss SndJwssvooR Wi. l.
~ havs aeses isoaAeagytllisr beaees
ISoe adspp -dowsseondiaea." I,
II yoassllsf, - csie Snsaleiaaa Iedx ID
700: too; shodd snd ~Easda hetpkG ~
~0etubottie II cndM. To-Day. .NNcsi4
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PAINS $50 bad
'W0UtD, e0sT0|BED
;''wo Women Tell How Lydia E.
.Rinkhan'a Xesslsble Compound
Stopped Their SUFFERING

Iron Mountain. Mich" "I,had terri
BILE pains every month and at times had
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SPECIAL ApvERTIsRdKNrs

FOR RENC-Lares, eosznodioas -
wase locatad on GalhDrry stfest|
ssQaipped swath lghts Asha sswsro0o'
soo1nectinn. Has 2athennchins Wit
slsstric' meteor. S0uxroundsd ~
.-strssts sxcept on -ens -sids. -0as
raank ana pump, also stsud Ger
washins ears, For tssms and rental
Sc MS. GcLuys. .1x27sSaATu.tf.
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sHAMES PRESSING
and
REPAIR SHOP
Nicholsen Bank Bull ding
.tPhons 1877
CANDIDATES CARD

"1ahsreby announce myself a.candi-
date for trustees ofithe Union graded
schools, 1Districtv Nosd1, > and spisdge
myself to- ydischsrgsathe, duties to, the
best of my ability.
NEJ,AeaAlpine.
>fnhsreby announce. myself. q can
'd.date for. election as school trustee,
sgnion Grades iSeheols Distsict, Nos.ll.
II ssleete.is vilt stFive, TO sesve faith
fully the interests ofstke public and
the welfare Of the schools.
arWm! C.ALake.
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Look at the little yellow label.
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Monty mSEQANpn,city on csuntry
property in lsxge -amounrs on easy
stexms. IS. g.. HArron. 14O6-tt
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HOT DOvGHNUTS at the Baks-Rits
Saturday. z 7-to-a-p.- m. 15Q8s2t
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SWEET MASH Chewing Tobacco ar|
'Peopless Supply Co. l508-4t|
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FOR SALE--Aeood milch COW, terms
'Hrsaseaable.; .;-Apply to- Rhone 2a6-W.
MRS. w.: p. ,DucLektt. l5O8-2tpd
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FOUFD-On streets yesterday, a
chiid's slipper for left foot. Look
In The Times window for it.
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An ad.Y Y,ne Tn Tim. ;, s~.s-reauls,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
MEETING OF THE NEWBERRY
LUTHERAN CONFERENCE

The Newberry conference met IN
the st. James church, JaIapa, the
Rev. L. p. Boland. pastor, July 20,
81. The attendance on the part OF
pastors, delegates, and people from
the community was very good. y
fine Christian spirit prevailed
throughout the meeting.
Strong and helpful sermons were
preached by Drs. j. j. Long and {.
A. Freed. The former preached the
opening sermon, the latter the ser
mon on the second day. The discus
sions were full, complete and instruc-
tive.
The subject, "Christian Steward
ship as it Relates to Tithing" was
discussed by the Rev. S. P. koon and
others. A good lesson in liberality
was taught from the. tithing system
"Christian Stewardship as it Re-
lates to the Apportionment" was dis
cussed BY j. B. Hunter, Esq, and
others. A strong argument was made
in behalf of the apportionment and
the general work of the synoos4
The topic, Recreation and Amuse-
ment" was discussed by the Rev. E.
H Seckinger, which was followed by
general discussion. This subject
developed much interest. While it IS
easy to see the Importance of recrea-
ton and amusement, it is, also easy
to see the dangers connected with
this subject.
Reverence in the Sanctuary" was
discussed by DR.. W. K. Gotwald and
others. The discussion showed the
Importance of reverence, and alsa
the room for Improvement.
"The Gambling Element in HUI
man Nature" was the last topic. 1t
is remarkable how much of this ele-
ment may be found even in ''high
places" The discussion revealed a
great danger threatening the people.
This meeting was held in the new
St. James church building, which is .
credit to the congregation and to our
conference.
The Rev. Boland and his congre-
CATION showed fine hospitality in the
entertainment of the conference.
S. P. Koon, Sec'y.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15
Lonu Trip for Tomatoes.

John Bull grows some tomatoes but.
not nearly enough for his demands.
so that he depends upon the outside
fields. Tie growing OF tomatoes forms
the largest industry in the Canary,
islands, and the manner in which the.
fruit is consigned to foreign markets
is tribute to the efficiency Of the
shippers. Owing to the long, Journey
overseas the tomatoes have TO be
picked when they are tarning from
green to yellow and they ripen nsfhe
voyage. Long years Of experience
have taught the growers exactly
wien to gather their crops for con-
sumption abroad, and although the
ffui, Las ret the same d. y fiaver
possessed BY home grown. they 80
received III Eng-aEa ii a,rc;,t Q'!antt-ss
ties between tha regular, SeaSols.--...
Chicago Tribune. ~
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-15

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