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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

SIR. and Mrs. J. T. Stormes were
in Danvllc Saturday
SIR. william Miller and Ligc Ford
spent Sunday In Cincinnati.
Mr.. W T. West. Of Bowhns
Green IL with relatives here.
Mr.. James Pearcr. ~ Danville.
was a Lancaster visitor Sunday.
Mr. 4. D. Sanders d. spending sew
cral day, IN Louisville with relatives.
Mss Helen Gin entertained Thurs
day evening IN honor Il Mis, Annie
Royston.
Miss salue Noel and Mrs Hugh
Noel visited friends In Richmond
lat week
Mr. Sam Hascldcn and Rev. =. h.
Bour.and. wcr, Danyile visitors
"Wednesday.
Senator Joe HasclIcn. ~ Crab
Orchard. spent the weekend here
with relatives.
Attorney Puyear and Mn. Pur-
year. - Dauvlle. were Lancaster
visitors Monday.
Mr.. Alenc u LaGrang,. Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. x. Mount.
on Lexington street
uu ". q. R.gney Mr., Wood
Burnside and Mr.. Wesley Dickerson
.r,at Friday IN Dauyille.
Mr. Robinson Cook. u Dany.llc,
spent Sunday here visiting his grand
mother Mrs. r. l.. owslcy.
Litile Lillian Burwcll Chestnut. u
Paint Lick. i spending several days
with Mrs Luther Peyton.
Or Wyatt Lctchcr and Mr. Reid
Lstcher. Of Danville. were Sunday
guests II Mrs. +. L. Owslcy
MFs. Harry ID. Rice attended the
Chi Omega Fraternity entertainment
40 Lexington Friday evening.
Judge ]. T. pTather. who was
hurt several weeks ago by an auto
mobile, Is able 10 be- out again
Mr.. and Mr. William Lane. Miss
e. Florence and Savannah Lane. were
with Richmond friend. last week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Mr.. Will Henderson. Of Lowell. il
recovering from her recent Illness.
Prof J. W. Cook. q stcrns. KY,
was the guest u Mise Matte Lutz
Sunday.
Mrs Edward Allen and W. X. Cook
o. Danyillc. were here Tuesday 10 see
Mrs. =. l.. owslcy.
Mr. J. II. Bourne. Mrs. J. Joseph.
Mrs r. W. Jones and Mrs. Tom
Phillip. We're Danyille visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. +. W. Harris has returned
from Atlanta after spending a month
with her son, George Harris and Mrs.
Harris
Mr. and Mrs. I'd Lee Conn and
son. I'd. Jr.. - Wilmorc were with
bis brothers. George, Tom, John and
Jim, las, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs J. +. Elmore. Misses
Shelby Mason, Ethel Estridgc, Alex
Doty and W n. Mason took Sunday
dinner az Shakcrtown.
Among the visitors az Hamilton
College for the May day celebration
were Mrs. J. W. Sweeney and Miss
Mary Davis, ~ this city.
Miss Katie Barnes Dickerson, Of
the Eastern Normal school. Richmond
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dickerson.
Mr. and Mr.. " l.. Bronaugh, Miss
e.. Louise Bronaugh. Juice Jordon.
and Mr. 4. l. Bronaugh. Of Nicho-
lusyillc. were guests o. Mrs. f. L.
OVslcy sunday
Mr.. and Mrs.. G.. B. Swinebroad.
Mr.. J r. Elmore and Mrs. Luther
Gibbs. were in Danyille Monday and
attended the May Day exercises az
Kentucky College for Women.
Mr., Henry Lloyd. Of Lexington,
underwent an operation Saturday at
the s.. Joscph's Hospital. Her many
friends here are glad 20 know that
she is getting along quite favorably.
Mr. n r. Young, of Stanford,
was IN this city Friday and s,li to
Mr.. r. j Young a beautiful monu-
mcnt FOR his ION. Fred. who was
killed in France. Harry Jacobs i
90 DO the work.
Mis- Bertha Lamar. daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamar. Of Dan
Vile and Carl Osborne, son Of Mr..
and Mr.. Boyd Osborn, Of this place
were married Tuesday afternoon by
DIR. J. II. Fraqua. The young couple
will make their future home in Lam
caster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11
Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs. Robert Engle entertained az
her home on Richmond street at
miscellaneous shower in honor Of her
neice. Mrs. Edwin Hubbard. a recent
bride Of this city. After the guests
assembled little Misses "Bobbie".
Mary and Berndina Engle appeared
carrying an umbrella, from which the
bride was literally "showered"
The house was ar,istically deco
rated in spring flowers and a ielici-
Gus ices and cakes were served.
Ms Hubbard has been the recipi-
ent Of many useful and valuable gifts
from friends and relatives. for which
she Is so deeply grateful and appre-
ciafive.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11
Paint Lick Lads
Defeat High School
Beazley on The Mound For
The Visitors Pitch In
vincible Ball

The Paint Lick High School team
invaded the local camp last Friday
afternoon and defeated the High
School team here By the score Of
10 TO g. The fret four innings Of
the game was interesting and il look.
ed like up TO that time that il would
be a game Of ball Of interest. how
ever Bratton on the mound for the
high school lads together with poor
support allowed the visitors 20 bat a
round and al this point Coach Whit
;aker relieved Bratton with Cox. who
was unable 20 hold the Paint Lick
boys down, as they were experts on
using the stick. This is the worst de-
feat the local lads have suffered this
season and the only thing that one
could be able 10 write on the game Is
that the lads from that wonderful
little city u Paint Lick just out
played and out classed the local nine.
We do not like 90 offer an abb FOR
Capt. Henry's team and in fact We
have none 20 Offer ON this game. but
one thing that helped the Paint Lick
boys a. much a. anything was TO see
every business house in Paint Lick
represented here by az least one og
more II their force which goes 70
show that they work as a unit there
and are live bunch Of people, and
belieye-in supporting the young men
Of their vicinity
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

DR.. Burnett was with Lancaster
friends Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Crutchfeld spent satur-
day and Sunday in Hustonville
Mrs. George Smith, of Richmond.
spent the weekend with Miss Sallie
Lutz
DR. Rose and Mrs. Rose. Of Bry-
antsville, visited Mr. and Mr.. ". x.
Basin Sunday.
Mrs r. X Watson, Of Harlan. j.
visiting Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Burnside.
on Richmond street.
Mrs. Shelby Allen. Of LaGrange. b
visiting her father. Mr.. J. x. Mount
and Mrs. Mount. on Lexington street.
Miss Scott, Of Hyattsville and Mr..
J. J. Montgomery were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Peyton sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown. OF
Louisville, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Burnside. on the Richmond
road
Mrs. Il. G. Oldham and daughter.
Mary Moore. have been visiting Mr..
Clayton Arnold, on the Lexington
road.
Mrs. W. y. Mason. Mrs. W. X.
Cook, Miss Shelby Mason and Rob
er, Tomlinson spent "Wednesday in
Lexington.
Mcsdamcs 4. c. Miles and Hubert
Carter and son, have returned from
visi, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Jones
a; Louisville.
Mrs Clarence Todd and little son.
Talton, Of Tueumcari. New Mexico.
were recent visitors Of her aunt. Mrs.
Jess G.. Conn.
Misses Maud and Minnie Com and
brother. Claul. have returned from
a pleasant visit 10 friends and rela-
tivcs at Wlmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ID. Rice lave
returned from their wedding trip
and have gone TO house keeping on
their farm near Lancaster.
Miss Virginia Harlan, Of Berca
and Mr.. Robert Tankersley. Of Lex
ington. We're weekend guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Peyton.
Or. and Mrs. VI. 5. Hatfield and
children. Elsie and Ernest, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Hatfeld's par
en,s, Mr.. and Mrs. !. b. Walter. Of
Somerset, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson gave
an elegant dinner Thursday, AZ their
home ON Stanford street In honor Of
the bride ana groom, Mr., and Mrs.
Edwin Hubbard,
Friends Of Col. Jack Adams were
delighted 10 see him mingling with
his friends on the street here last
Saturday. Mr.. Adams has been con-
fined for several months
Miss Fannie Mae Lane had for her
guests Tuesday afternoon Miss Car
RE Lee sutton. Miss Lucy Harris.
Mss Ethel Hcndrics. Misses Carrie
Lee, Maud and Beulah Yater.
The Eighth District ". c. r. 4. .
Convention viii be held at the Chris
tian church in Lancaster, Thursday.
May 18th. An Interesting program
has been arranged and a good meet
ing i assured.
The members Of the Parent Teach .
er's Association viii have their meet. 1
ing in the school auditorium az Buck. /.
eye Friday afternoon at two o'clock. |
is invited and all mem bers /
are urged TO be present
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Little spots Of knowledge,
Little pufs Of wi;,t
Make the simple Freshmen
Think the Senior 1T.
Oh. the meanness Of a Junior,
When he's mean,
Oh. the leanness Of a Senior.
When he's lean.
But the lcancs; Of the leanest.
Or the meanest Of the meanest,
i not in .i with the Freshman.
When he's green.
Deep wisdom-Swelled head.
Brain fevcr-He's dead.
A Senior.
False fair one-Hope fed,
Heart busted-He's dead.
A Junior.
Went skating 'tis said,
Floor bumped him-He's dead.
A Sophomore.
Min fam.ne-unfed.
Staryation-He's dead.
A Freshman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Miss Bertha Belle Broaddus and
Miss Allene Curtis spent Wednesday
in Lexington.
Miss Faye King spent last week
end in Louisville.
Miss Ruth Taylor spent last week
end in Winchester.
MissJudith Daniels spent last week
end in Louisville.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Mr. Adolph Joseph and Miss Flor
ence Mullins visited the Book-keep-
ing Class Friday afternoon and gave
practical demonstration Of keep
ing books for a mercantile establish
ment. Miss Mullins operated the
posting machine and explained her
work. Mr.. Joseph explained how ne
made entries in his cash book. also
the taking Of a Trial Balance. This
much appreciated visit was both en-
joyable and beneficial and We hope
Mr. Joseph comes 10 see Us again.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Laying Mash Chicken Feed;
Scratch Feed for young chicks. that
make them grow.
Harrodsburg Ice 6 Produce Co.
(j-i.-3t)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

White~ssh your fence. and cut.
Ger fresh lime js,i in.
Hudson q Fsrnaa.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

When the unexpected happens
everybody expected IL 20 10 50.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

A still tongue Is not always a wise
one. Sometimes the Judge considers
Il contempt Of court.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Many a man possesses a natural
talent for forgetting that ne is a man.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

II l. better 20 make an occasional
mistake than % 40 nothing al all
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11
FOR SALE

Single Comb Brown Legborn
Eggs, 10 for 75cts., 100 fors
Si.00 in Lancaster. 10 for1
si.0O. 100 for $500 prepaid }
within the third zone.
One good three year old mule.
One three year old Jersey COW I
and calf, a good one. One
Canopy oil brooder.
! want some young steers that /
will weigh between 500 and 700 l
pounds.
! EIle c. fana, Box l73 lancaster, Ky !
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11
Lancaster School Notes.

"Of all sad words Of tongue and pen
The saddest are. Exams again"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

The Seniors Farewell Toast
Here's 10 our Almo Mater:
Here's 10 her sacred walls;
Here's 20 her wealth Of knowledge;
Here's 10 her travelled halls.
Here's TO our good professors,
Here's 10 our teachers trus,
And last, but not least,
Here's good wish from our
Old Red and Blue.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

There are no friends like our dear
old friends.
Who have shared our High School
days,
No greetings ike their welcome.
No homage like their praise.
Fame is the scentless sunflower,
With grandy crown Of gold,
But friendship is the breathing rose
With sweets in every fold.
There are no days ike our school
days-they never shall be for
got.
There is no school like our High
sehool-keep green the dear old
spot,
There are no chums like our old
chums-how pleasant and kind
their ways.
There are no friends like the old
friends-may Heaven prolong their
days.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Senior exams begin today and
regular exams Monday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-11

Miss Ruth Taylor and Miss Faye
King spent Wednesday in Danville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29

90, and already off the navy'S active
list, are the Superb-in a few weeks
to be the target for the bombs Of
British ar sluadrons-the Erin. al
ready in the hands of shi p-breakers
the Agincourt, New Zealand, Pr.n-
cess-Royal and Lion.
But the process is gradual A
ship which once cost four millions
cannot be broken up in a week. To
Destroy great battleship is an eX-
pensive matter and at least half a
million dollars goes a. the foot CT
the bill
Consequently, the crew Of the BIZ
vessel for destruction is first of all
paid of. and with a nucleus crew,
steams round TO her last port where
she waits further orders. There are
many such vessels in what is known
as The Rotten Rows" o. the dock
yards Some of IN en- viii be strip
ped Of all their fittings and their
guns melted down; sold, maybe. for
reconditioning as freighters in the
case of light cruisers. others sold 70
such foreign countries as the Treaty
or Washington allows.
Many Of the fittings Of these mon
ster war vessels repay their original
placing in the battleships. Range
finders can he used in garrison forts
which overlook the sea. compasses,
Winches, steam launches. hydraulic
-derricks, telephone systems, search
lights can anc are being used again
in newly built vessels or sold TO the
merchant service.
The actual position resulting from
the conference as regards the cap
ital ships IN service of Great Britain
and America to date is as follows:
Capital ships-America, 81
Capital shipS-Great Britain, p
But America must scrap one bat
tle-ship and seven battle cruisers,
with Britain sorapping four battle
ships already built, so that in capital
ships. the two navies will not be
widely different.
In destroyers. America leads Great
Britain, but in light cruisers Eng
land remains far superior
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
WASHINGTON TREATY
CAUSES BRITISH TO
SCRAP MANY SHIPS
Capital Ships of Gigantic Fleet
Scheduled for Scrap Pile
I'm a Few Years.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-CBy L. Pr
Great Britain is scrapping her cap
ital ships gradually"
Many people have had visions
OF dockyards, swarming with work
ers, dismantnns the great grey
ships alongside the quays, battering
off guns and searchlight platforms,
as if nothing else on earth mat
tered.
In England, at any rate. this IS far
from fact.
In the first place, most OF the
heavy scrapping TO be done by Eng
and, admiralty officials showed. is
not scheduled before 1925. wher
four Observation-Disclosures Of the King
George V type come under the ship
breakers hammer. or are sold.
minus their armament and imple-
ments of warfare.
After that, the famous Queen
Elizabeth comes up for destruction
in 1885, the Royal Sovereign in
1895, the Renown Calready on the
reserve list since the return Of the
Prince Of Wales from his world
tour in 1910, and the famous Hood
in 1941.
In the meantime 16 obsolete yes
sells have gone to the scrap heap.
They are the pre-dreadnaUght Mars
Caesar. Queen. Swiftsure, Hindustan.
Lord Nelson, and the dreadnaughts
Bellerophon, TEN eraire, St. Vincent
Dreadnaught (the original of her
type), Hercules, Inhexible. Indom-
liable, Crescent and Commonwealth
These ships. 1t is true. were partly
scheduled for the scrap heap before
the Washington conference took
place. The Treaty of Washington
sealed their fate and they have &C
cordingly been ''scrapped. That Is
to say they are no longer on the
actual list of the navy Some OF
them have been broken up, others
used as targets. others again. minus
their guns, rest in the dry docks Of
Devonport and Portsmouth. rotting
gradually, with but a couple Of care
takers on ,bOard-ships which were
once the pride Of the British fleet.
OF the latter types scheduled 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
SELF FOLLOWING
VISIT TO OLD HOME

FLINT, Mich. Aug. 28.-William
B. Atwood. 81 years OF age, back
In his home town after an absence
OF many years. today ended his ca
reer with a pistol shot.
Mr.. Atwood was 80 member of a
wealthy and socially prominent fam
uy Of Flint. Nearly forty years ago
ne left here 10 make his mark in
the outside world Saturday he
made his way back 10 Flint. regis
tered at a local hotel under the
name OF r. r. Elliott Of Detroit,
and spent a day visiting the scenes
Of his childhood This morning a
maid heard pistol shots. and when
hotel employees opened Atwood
door they found him dead with two
bullet wounds in his head. a note
found on the body requesting that
Mrs Atwood be notified. revealed his
identity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
TELEPHONE co. SUES
SERVICE COMMISSION

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 2S.-(By
A. P.)-Two suits were filed in the
federal court Monday by the Indiana
Bell Telephone CO. 10 enJoin the
public service commission from en-
forcing its orders preventing the
phone company from increasing its
long distance toll rates IN Indiana
and It's local rates 10 the city OF
Indianapolis.
No date for hearing was sent but
federal Judge Baker indicated that
mo hearing was p .ssible until Sept.
y because OF the difficulty OF OBJ
tanning three federal judges TO con-
duct the case. The company charg-
Cd that the commissions orders were
discriminatory and would result IN
confiscat!On OF the Ompany's prop
erty contrary to the constitution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR
WRECK ARE SOUGHT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. IS
(By A. PA reward of $4,000
for arrest and conviction of persons
who were responsible for the wreck
OF a Big Four freight train at Cler-
mont, a small station 10 miles west
OF here was offered by b. NJ Costin,
general manager Of the road n on
day. The engine and 10 cars were
derailed early Sunday morning.
A Pennsylvnia freight train was
also wrecked near Clermont shortly
before the Big Four train was de-
rallied. According 20 officials or the
Big -Four. several attempts have been
made 10 wreck trains in and near
the city The road, according 10
Mr.. Costin Is prepared 10 place track
walkers on the company's $4,000
miles OF tracks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
ANNOUNCE PLANS
FOR RILEY WEEK
Hoosier Parent-Teacher Or
ganization Arranges Ella
bOrate Program.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2S.-Plans
under which each Of the 800 local
chapters Of the Indiana Parent
Teacher association in the state will
stage "A Riley Week" program dur
ing the week of oct. II for the
benefit OF the James WhitcOmb Riley
Hospital for Children, were announc-
ed today by Mrs. Edna Hatfield Ed
mondson Of Bloomington. pl esident
of the state association. .
The state organization viii raise
a memorial fund fer the Riley hos
pital 10 perpetuate the name Of the
late Mrs. Hence Orme Of Indian
apoHs. a former officer in the assOci-
alton who was always particularly
interested in the welfare of children.
Mrs. Edmondson has appointed Mrs.
O.. B. Derbyshire, Southport; Mrs.
Rudolph Acher, Terre Haute. and
Miss Blanche Merry, indianapolis as
members of a committee TO have
charge Of the details for the Riley
Week" programs in the local chap
ters over the state.
According 20 present plans each
local chapter will present a pageant
u hich is now being written for that
purpose by Mrs. Derbyshire. Pro-
eede derived from the presentation
Of the pageant by the local associa-
tions will then be turned over TO the
Riley hospital 10 perpetuate the
name OF Mrs Orme in a lasting me-
mortal in the hospital.
The Riley hospital VIII be a state
Institution for the treatment of sick
and crippled children from every
county in the state. When entirely
completed the hospital will present
total expenditure Of s2,000,000. A
recent federal survey has given basis
for the estimate that there are more
than 10000 children in the state
seriously in need Of medical or sur
gical attention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
ATLANTAPLANS TO
GET INTO MOVIES
Makes Bid for Development of
Film Industry Compan-
les to Be Financed.

ATLANTA. Ca, Aug 2s.-Efforts
to make Atlanta a leading picture
production center are revealed in
the granting of authority by the
Georgia Securities commission to
proceed with plans 10 that effect.
The plans contemplate formation
OF a 100000 picture finance cor
poration and the erection OF a $780,
coo studio in Atlanta
The Southern Motion Picture
Finance corporation provides stu
do facilities and distribution is
handled by the W. W. Hodkinson
corporation Of New York.
Fifty-twO feature Productions Will
be handled annually by these CO.
ordinating organizations. Emphasis
will be given TO the production or
pictures dealing with the south.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29

HUNTER HURT AS DEAD
SQUIRREL HITS HEAD

BLOOMINGTON. nd. Aug. Aug.
2S-Frank r. LEVEL. alumni secre-
tary OF Indiana University. - sur
fer.ng from the effects OF peculiar
hunting accident. While out hunt
Ing squirrels Mr. LEVEL discovered
a large fox squirrel in a tall beach
tree and while ne was getting an
aim at the squirrel e fell out Of
The tree and struck him on the head
causing a scalp wound Mr.. LEVEL
thought that HE gun had exploded
prematurely and that he had killed
the squirrel by accident. until Billie
Brown OF Bloomington. who hap
pened 10 be hunting in the same
woods came up end claimed the
game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
5000 EXPECTED FOR
ENANGELISTIC MEET

wINONA LAKE Ind, Aus 2S.-
Fully 5000 persons are expected at
Winona Lake early this week 20 at
tend the National Evangelistic As
ISOLATION convention and the inter-
national convention OF Disciples of
Christ both meetings having con-
vened Monday.
Rev. Hull OF Warsaw is In charge
Of the arrangements for the Discip-
les convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
PLAN TO FEDERATE
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
Young Hicksite Friends in
L. :. and Canada Dis
cuss Project.

RICHMOND. Ind. Auz. Zs.-Ac-
tivities OF the young Friends Of the
yearly meetings affiliated with the
general conference Of the H.cks-te
Friends in the United states ana
Canada are 20 be federated as a re-
suit OF the meeting Of the younger
members OF the denomination her~
today in connection with The blen-
NAL session Of the body. Two rep
resentaives from each OF the yearly
meetings were appointed 20 constr
tute q forum council for the Discus
sion Of the project The morning
and evening sessions were devoted
20 religious worship and tho young
Friends conducted the afternoon
meeting today.
The conference has under cons-d-
Grafton a program which arthur
Jackson Of Philadelphia. general
chairman. presented. II provides
for a standard book Of discipline for
the seven yearly meetings; encOur-
agement Of young friends here and
in Canada TO devote at least ore
year in special rehef or religious
service Of some kind; appointment
OF a committee to coordinate the
work OF the young Friends. and
changes in the organization 90 make
more effective Quaker endeavOr.
The report OF the phllarthropic
committee By j. Augustus Cadwalla-
der OF philadelphia, discussed child
welfare. anti-narcotics. social serv-
Zee and industrial relations. The
work OF WOolman School at Swarth-
moro. Pa. was stressed by W. 9
Bfddle Of New York, who SAID thai
II was preparing young Friends for
the social work OF the hour.
Roy A Haynes. federal prohibit
ton commissioner. g 70 be the prin-
cipai speaker tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-29
III Is A PLEASURE

To call at a place where you can
find what you went after. This shop
ping all around town ond not get
ting what You want Is hard on the
nerves. You won't need nerve tonic
and spend all your money If you can
get II in the habit OF coming to our
supply store. We will be glad 10
show you that 1t will be a pleasure
20 call again. Ludwig Auto Supply.
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