Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 277, 30 September 1920 — Page 2

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PICKETT IS CHOSEN FOR INTERNATIONAL FRIENDS COMMITTEE . Clarence E. Pickett, secretary of the ' Friends Five Years meeting, and Winifred Cramp, of London, England, were appointed secretaries of the newly formed international continuation commltte. of the International Conference of young Friends, which held its sesl slon in Jordans. England. t "The conference, which was held I following the All Friends' World conf ference, in London, England, devoted I 'much of its time to economic, social and International problems," Baid Mr. PicketC "Discussions of the way a I Christian should conduct his life in fthe presence of the social order ot ' which he disapproves, and which he :h feels to produce great injustice to ' many persons within it, took up the ? time of a separate conference. Varii ous 6ocial theories were discussed but no final Judgment was reached. : Well Known Speakers. "Among the speakers present," said ' Mr. Pickett, "were Dr. Rufus M. Jones, "of Philadelphia, Walter H. Alyes. of '.- the National Adult School Council of England, Carl Heath, Secretary of the & Council for International Service, and ,,; Donald Grant, Student Volunteer secretary for Great Brlttain. y The. international committee of which Mr. Tickett was appointed joint .secretary with Mr. Cramp, met on the f day following the close of the larger ' conference and prepared a program , for the Joint activities of all young Friends throughout the world for the coming year. The Friends Fellowship Papers, now published by Young Friends in England, was taken over by the continuation committee, and will hereafter be published as an International Young Friends magazine, according to Mr. , Pickett. "Inter-visitation of representative ; young Friends of the countries of the T world, was planned for," said Mr. Pickett. The committee appointed consists of 15 persons representing -Great Britain, Ireland, United States, : Canada, Germany, Austria, France, ; Scandinavia, Switzerland, Japan. India, ' China, Australia and South Africa. Liberty, Ind. LIBERTY, Ind. Mrs. O. P. LaFuze recently entertained the Criterion club at her country home, north of Liberty. A fine program was rendered. Mrs. Wade McMillen, of Cincinnati, gave a talk. Mrs. Verna Bertch, Mrs. E. M. , Llppert and Miss Vivian Daughit, all 'of Liberty, were taken into the club. j Refreshments were served Mr. .Herschtl LaMar and Miss Goldle Teevgarden, of near Fairfield, ere married by the Rev. D. R. Moore, at his home on South street, Wednesday evening. The couple will begin housekeeping on the McMahan farm Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Stivers returned home last veek from Bay View, Mich. ....Mrs. J. D. Smith, of Newcastle, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Coffman, and other Union county relatives. . .Mrs. Lavina Bertch and daughter. Rose, entertained several relatives from Cincinnati the week end.... The Union county teachers' institute convened In Liberty last Saturday. Nearly ' every teacher was present. An interesting program was given. It was tho first session Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMahan, of Florida are visti,:.:.i.X ' Stove Polish YUU Should Use x TTS different from I others because more care is taken in tho makinjr and the materials used are of higher grade Black Silk Stove Polish! Makes a brilliant, silky polish that does not rub IT or dust oH.andtheshinelasts tour times as lon&r as ordinary stove polish. Used on samplo stoves and sold by hardware and grocery dealers. AM we iuk is a trial, line it on your cook Brow, your p-irlor atovo or your pa ranee. If yoo don't find it the beat atov polish you ever Deed, your ri-.:cr in authorized to refurd your money, lmtiet on Klark Silk Stove Poliab. Made in liquid or peate one quality. Clack Silk Stove Polish Works , Sterling, Illinois tree Mick Silk Alr-Orrlns lrn gmmat en Braces, rfitin-rs, itrw-pipeB r revenu rvatlnff. V Black SUM Metal Polish forailver. nickel It has no c

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agent.... The funeral of Albert Montgomery was conducted Sunday afternoon at the home, by Rev. E. L LaRue, of the Liberty M. E. church. Burial was at West Point. Mr. Montgomery was survived by his wife, Harriett Gambrel Montgomery, one son, Clay ton Montgomery, one step-son, William Ammerman, and one step-daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Mardock, of Illinois; also three brothers and three sisters, all of whom were here to attend the funeral.... W. E. Rose, of Richmond, spent the week end at his home in Liberty. .. .Several Liberty people are attending the Preble county fair this week.. The farmers throughout Union county are busy filling silos, hulling clover and getting ready to sow wheat. -...Miss Icerva Swafford, of Liberty, spent the week end with her cousin, Alpha Mae Swafford. FEDERAL AGENTS GET 500 QUARTS OF LIQUOR IN RAID TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Sept. 30. Five hundred quarts of bonded whisky, valued at $6,000, were seized by Federal officers Tuesday in a raid on a place operated by Thomas Gardner, exsaloon keeper. Gardner was apprehended as he arrived from Pittsburgh, Pa., with an automobile loaded with liquor and a search of his premises revealed the stock.

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charge of murder in the first degree, for the killing of his brother, at the December term of court, it is believed. LOGANSPORT At least 20 registration blanks filled out on Sept. 4, have been lost, it was announced, and at least that many persons will have to register again Oct. 4. The lost registrations were made at a local Btore. EVANSVILLE--A large motor truck struck and killed Mary Elizabeth Grtv ham, 6 years old, daughter of Peter Graham of this city, when she was on her way to a day nursery. It is said that the accident was unavoidable. AIR KING WILL RETIRE DAYTON. O.. Sept 30. Capt R. W. Schroeder of McCook field, holder of the world's altitude record, will retire from the air service as soon as he returns from France, where he flew Tuesday in the Gordon Bennett race, it was announced at the field today. He will go into business.

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