Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 230, 10 July 1919 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1919.

DOCTOR EDWARDS ADDRESSES FRIENDS' WORK CONFERENCE

President David M. Edwards of Earlham college, delivered addresses on "The Quaker Message and the Open Door," "The Quaker Forward Movement, its Plan and Scope." and an address on "The Stewardship of Life" at the Ministers' and Workers' conference of the Friends church at Splceland this week. Consideration of the plans and the methods of the Friends Forward Movement, was the feature of the conference. Service to the fullest extent was pointed out by speakers as the outstanding point of the movement. One of the most Important steps growing out of the conference was the adoption of a resolution to be sent to the Yearly Meeting, the essence of which was that a fund be provided for granting long time loans, without interest, to students preparing for service in the Friends church. Professor Homer Morris of the Earlham college economics department, addressed the conference Wednesday morning on "The Church and the Social Gospel," discussing the social order of this country and the part Friends might play in the social program. Clarence Pickett, general secretary of the Young Friends board, Ross A. Hadley, general secretary of the Foreign Mission board of Friends, and the Rev. Andrew F. Mitchell of the South Eighth Street Friends church, were also on the conference program. Taggart Made Head Of Niles, Mkh.f High School Harold E. Taggart, son of Mr-, and Mrs. J. E. Taggart, 116 South Four teenth street, has been appointee' principal of the high school at Niles Michigan. Taggart was an instructor in mathematics and history in the Niles high school last year. Taggart graduated from the Richmond high school in 1911 and took his A. B. degree from Earlham college in 1915. He then went to the University of California, where he took an M. A. degree the following year and received a teacher's recommendation. Taggart came back to, Earlham in 1918 to fill the unexpired term of Prof. Harlow Lindley. He remained in this position only a month and then entered the service. He was stationed at Camp Taylor and received a commission as second lieutenant. His discharge was received last Dec ; bcr and in February he went to . L. S. Walker, of this city, who t;u-.hr in the Garfield Junior high school last year, will have charge of the athletic and physical training work and mathematics at Niles. British To Give Nation's Mandatories Precedents (By Associated Press) LONDON. Wednesday. July 9. The rouse of commons today adopted an i'mendment to the finance bill, moved by J. Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of the exchequer, giving the govern ment power, by an order in council to extend colonial preference to any territory of which any portion of the British empire may become a mandator under the league of nations. The vote was 195 to 5S. During the course of the debate James Myless Hogge, Liberal, contended that this policy would sow dissention among the nations because the covenant of the league of nations rromises equal trade and commercial opportunities in those territories. He atkrd whether, if the United States should be given the mandate for Conrtsntinople, the other members of the league would be liable, as regards city, to the United States fiscal f y-ie;n. ir Donald MacLean also protested : :-";'iri.-t t he amendment, but Sir Auckland Ceddes, minister of national service and reconstruction, replied that hat the government would be empowered to do would not be contrary to anything in the covenant. In experimenting with soap bubbles an English scientist developed an apparatus that blew them large and substantial enough to be used as backgrounds for photographs. HELD FOR DEATH OF SWEETHEART AT LOS ANGELES Harry S. New. Harry S- New, who eave himself up to the police at Los Angeles, Cal., following the murder of his sweetheart, Frieda Lesser, is said to hava confessed that he killed the prirl during an evening ride in Topango canon because she refused to marry him, although her condition made it necessary. Mrs. Lulu Burger, Mother of New. has stated that Senator Harry S. New of Indiana of Indiana is the young man's father. She asserts that she was married and divorced from the senator over twentytwo years ago- Senator New haa said that her story of their marriage ind divorce is false.

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Fifty Thousand A Day At Centenary Meeting (By Associated Press) COLUMBUS, O.. July 10. With the average attendance at the exposition placed at 60,000 each day it was estimated by Methodist centenary officers today that the total attendance to the exposition will be approximately 1,000.000 at the close Sunday. No return on the financial standing of the centenary has as yet been made by the treasury department, it was announced. They are expected to make some statement late today, however. All records for attendance are expected to be broken at the exposition during the last few days. It is estimated that at least 5,000 people were unable to get tickets for the centenary pageant, "The Wayfarer," yesterday. David Yui, national secretary of the Chinese Y. M. C. A., was a speaker today, eastern Asia day. Other speakers will be Dr. William Elliott Griffis, Tokyo; Bishop Herbert Welsh, Korea, Bishop William F. McMurray, eastern missionary, and other representatives from China, Korea and Japan. Records show that 1,900 visitors at the Methodist Centenary have signed tithing intercessary prayer cards. Onethird of the signers pledged to devote one-tenth of their incomes to the work of the church at home and in foreign lands.

Cooler Weather Tonight, Says Weatherman Moore A temporary break in the hot weather will arrive in this vicinity not later than this evening. Weatherman Moore said today. Temperatures will fall considerably, with 50 to 60 for a minimum. More warm weather is forecast for next week. PASTOR SECURED OXFORD, O., July 10. Rev. A. Judson Arrick, pastor at the Western College for Women last year, has been secured for the pastorate of the First Presbyterian church for the next three months, during the time that Dr. W. J. Frazer will be absent on his vacation. fflX55

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