Methodist Episcopal Conference Adopts Resolutions Near Adjournment
The 142nd Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church concluded its sessions with Bishop Luther B. Wilson delivering a farewell address and final business. John R. Edwards urged restraint on foreign issues, while Dr W W Davis praised General Milton A Reckord for his stance on Sunday laws and announced plans for increased Lord's Day Alliance efforts.
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Luther B. Wilson
Press
Olicer
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
John RR. Edwards
Methodist Church
Rome
Edwards
North Africa
W. W. Davis
Lord's Day Alliance
Milton A. Reckord
Asteral
Melville Gambvrill
Delaware
Lord’s Day Alliance
Pimlico
W. Mewis
Faltimers
Dayton Milles
Walkersville
Mutual Relief Association
Students’ Relief Fund Association
JL G. Nicholson
G. C. Bacan
Cor
B. W. Meeks
Cc. Wise
IL WW. Thompson
J.T. Densor
War
Rippean
Sexton
Chures
Vis Cuschnien
Rylevrd Wat Dn
Maryland
Dons
Yith
Co Oreemeont
Pratibilien
Uate
Mar
Antisa Leagan
Pav Allianes
Amt Tua
Tempreraneer
City Missionary Society
Framsa
Ameean Nicholson
Edueghon
Ministers Appointed At Final Conference Session Today
The concluding Baltimore Conference session announced ministerial appointments across districts including Frederick, Cumberland, Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg, and Baltimore areas. Resolutions of thanks praised hospitality in Frederick, with praise for Bishop Luther Ty Wilson and conference organizers.
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Baltimore
Sonterenive
Frederick District
Tanase B. Chorkety Springs
Doubs
W. FL. Graham
Rekért
J. W. Young
Elk Garden
J. W
J. L. K. Tune
Alt. Savage
Olltown
D. B. Gates
Urbana
J. Sh. Keesecke
Watfordsburg
Herndon
R. B. Wierer
Wiliamsport
R. E. Manley
Winchester
J. L. Neff
Annapolis-Calvary
BR. W. I. Verch
West Annapolis
Lloyd Moller
Bennett Memorial
G. R. Saunrr
Brooklyn
F. Cory
City Station
W. G. Fast
Clifton
Avrenna
Tarcy Uvanl Hilerstic
R. I. McGowan
Pove Avena
G. A. Luttrell
Graice-Mamplden
T. M. Dibble
Gilford Avenue
Frye
Madison Avenue
L. Watson
Mt. Vernon
Tlighlend
Wwilliam McClure
Calvert Circuit
R. C. Wheeler
Chestnut Ridge Supply
C. N* Irob-inson
Curtis Tay
A. Ledford
Hasrpar
K. Gl Kaontz
Friendship
A. B. TL
Fisher
Glydon
W. M. Michael
Green Dassen Supph
le le
Ruths
Hunt
William Lewis
Janddowne
F. A. Killman
Marothy and Benfield Supply
S. Harrison
All
Carmel Supplr—Pd
Littleton
Dikesville
W. Munger
Measant Wil—Wilon ‘Homes
Tester
Town
FT. Marsh
Smithville
W. & Jones
Salomons
C. AL Saulofs
Max income cap set at 20000 dollars in France
Paris April 19 AR no one in France may earn more than 20000 dollars a year under laws passed by parliament to restore finances. A leading businessman earning around 60000 francs would lose about 40 percent of the first 100000 francs, with the state taking nearly all beyond that.
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Paris
France
Britain to Let U. S. Cutters Enter Bahamas
April 10 report says Britain will permit American revenue cutters to visit the Bahamas to cooperate in searching for contraband. The plan aids U S efforts to tighten anti smuggling control without reaching a new treaty.
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Britain
U. S
Bahamas
Toudon
Tahamas
Believe Judge Gary Will Quit Steel Board
New York April 1. Retirement as chairman of United States Steel Corp. was foreshadowed by stockholders at the anvil meeting in Waboken. No definite intention stated. a chance of resignation discussed amid speculation and names tied to the board.
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Gary
Steel Board
New York
Hibert TH. Garey
United States Steel Corporation
Waboken Noo
Foxville Parents Found Guilty Over School Attendance
At a police court in Frederick and in Foxville, eleven of twelve summoned parents were found guilty for violating compulsory school attendance laws. Bad roads and illness kept children home. fines and costs were imposed, while one case was dismissed.
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Foxville
Frederick
Constable Smith
Justice Brust
Franklin D. Harshman
Thy
Albert Brown
Elmer Wolfe
Esaac McAfee
Alvie Sinks
David Co. Lewis
Joseph Willard
Glenn Delauter
Gordon McIntyre
Harshman
Urese
Catoctin Club Dances at Wayside Inn Dance Night
The Catoctin Club held a Friday dance at Wayside Inn with a guessing contest. First prize went to Miss Louise Althaugh, with prizes for Miss Myrtle Pearse and others. Music by Stephens Braddock Heights Orchestra, attendees listed, monthly meeting set for Tuesday 6 14 pm. Harrison Middleton jailed for disorderly conduct. released on own recognizance. hearing tonight at 7.
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Catoctin Club
Wayside Inn
Louise Althaugh
Myrtle Pearse
H. Daval Hingan
Wiltur
Koll
Tor ’Carpet
Tat Ajb Collmnus
Stephens’ Braddotch 'Heights Orchestra
Itarry Brandenburg
Ars
Hinas
Cha
G. Bruce Cist
G Wm. Comfort
Washington
Vier Mirbach
Os M. Louise Allaneh
Julia E Olewine
Ghulsy Remsbing
Mar-garet Greiner
Kathryn Dean
Celeste Thomas
Cora Staley
Mildred Thonas
Mildred Cloge
Grace Gladiani
Susan Grave
Roberta Caris
Wilbur A. Nop
Davis Hagan
Chas. Ross
Alvin Quam
Allen Kemp
Roscoe B. Rhoades
Aure Etchison
Austin Rheeds
Clifford M. Yinger
G. Frederick Bowers
R. Ames Hendrickson
Roland E. Long
C. Frederick Bowers
J. Harry Brandenburs
Roland F. Long
Harrison Middleton
Nick
Eliphantus
Offer
Rshell
Williams Defense Camouflage At Court Martial
Marine Base San Diego April 19 AP Col Alexander Williams refuses to testify at a military court trial on intoxication charges brought by Brigadier General Smedley Butler. Judge Advocate Cant Lea Hermle argues the case over whether Williams was drunk or sober on the night of March at the Hotel del Coronado. The defense asserts illness rather than intoxication as a defense while noting public clamor and camouflage.
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Marine Base
San Diego
Calif
Col. Alexander
Williams
Triberal Smedley D. Butler
Lea Hermle
Col Williams
Hermle
Col. Williams
Hotel del Coronado
Capt. Termic
Whittemore Goes On Trial With 20 Guards
A chaotic courtroom scene centers on Whittemore charged with murder in the death of Charles Clifford during a car theft. Twenty guards protect the proceedings as deputy sheriffs and witnesses fill the room, while Judge Noonan presides over the trial amid confusion and crowded audience.
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Tiniato
Charles Clifford
Nevins
Sherite
Juaice Noonan
Return of Spring Foretold By Weather Bureau
Weather forecasts predict spring’s return across the eastern United States as temperatures rise after midweek. Forecaster Mitchell says warm, normal conditions will prevail later in the week with no more cold snaps seen. Frost possible tonight in southern states, with continuing cold in Ontario and parts of New York and nearby regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Mitchel
Virginia
Kentucky
Wilte River
North Carolina
Tennessee
South Carolina
Alabama
Mitchell
Frederick
Econ
Raiter
Publishers Gather for A P and A N A P Meet
News paper polishers from across the country gathered for the annual meetings of the Associated Press and the American Newspaper Publishers Association in Washington. About 100 editors from Latin America led the sessions while members of the Associated Press took part in a preliminary meeting at the Waldorf Astoria. The regular sessions opened at 4 PM on Tuesday with Secretary of State Frank B. Woollacy as principal speaker at the luncheon.
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New York
API
Cal
Aouerteq
Washington, T. C
Associated Cross
Waldorf Astoria
Tueway
Frank B. Wolloy
Anual
Filling Station Robbed On South Market Street
A late Sunday night entry at the Scott Key filling station near Olivet Cemetery yielded a small theft. Items stolen include inner tubes, a box of cigarettes, stamps, and a revolver. no money was taken. Entry was gained by cutting glass, a neat job suggesting a skilled glazier. Police and Sheriff Alabaugh were notified. Contemporary Club elects Alice Boardman president. Helaine Todd and Katherine McNab named secretary and correspondent respectively. The Mencken case and the Arion Rock dam in Idaho are noted in accompanying items.
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Scott Key
Lion
South Market Street
Olivet Cemetery
Hrice
Contemporary Clubs
Alice Boardman
Hood Contemporary Club
Boanhnan
Philadelphia
Nas
Chto
Dramatic Organization
Helaine Todd
Katherine McNabl
Adelaide Weinberg
Mencken Case
Wet vs Dry Contention Moves to Committee Hearings
Washington April 19 AP The wets push to modify the Volstead Act as opponents demand. Methodist Bishop James Cannon and other church leaders urge strict enforcement and oppose changes. Christian Service and temperance groups mail petitions against modification while stressing government must uphold law.
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Washington
Senate Prohibition Committee
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Canton
New York
Bishop Cannon
Antis Saloon League
Churcs
Ths
la A. Poule
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Vigoru
Building Planned by U S News Campaign in Hagerstown Church
An important meeting of the Centennial Memorial Unit tel Tirethieneireh and Sunday School is set for Wednesday at 7 p m to discuss funds for a new Sunday school building. A drive runs the week of April 25 toward May 2 Anniversary, with $3 000 on hand and fundraising to begin when $100 is reached. Rev. Fo Chimmer will speak, and a large committee guides the campaign. Sunday services featured Rev John German and Rev William Glen with earnest sermons.
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Centennial Memorial Unit
Oelock
Fo. Chimmer
Errants United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Willnan
Roderick
C. Thomas Miners
Charles J. Moberly
Meno S. Jiarp
CG. Baker
George Camilton
Mies
Florence Ligenhrode
Gleam
Tinther
Lev
William J. Glen
Mie Aumyixa
Wi Wy
Plek« Ett
Juha W. Truve
IL J. Shaw
Thomas Kline
Vo ML Summers
Mite Tou
Nuilay
Tohn
Mebchard Baltigete
Kev
Witom BR
Glen
Hy Hey
Hevemet
Weer
Washington
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Methodist Episcopal Conference
Naan Wheanmoo
Bihay Wildun
Dr. Edwards
Church
DR. Davis
M. A. Record
Tey. Jos. Chur Neal
Bengiss
G. Eliswithams
U. S. Rupp
Lutheran Church
James Bar Solt
Tedgesville W.va
James KE
West River
W. T. Johnson
Baltimore West District
Bethany
W. W. Barnes
Chartsworth
R. TH. Stone
Aloiston
Meylan
Columbia Avchord
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Poore
A. Linaweaver
Awco
Cheateen Smith
Tmarlem Ave
Fellenbaum
Steward Park
St. Clair
A. Lederer
C. A. Smith
W. S. Tarboe
Mark’s—A. F. Wise
Summerfield
W. C. Parrish
Viton Square
J. FE
K. Doro
Walbrook
J.bo Epsor
Wesco Baltimore
J. W. A. Beale
Arbutus
B. BF. Denton
Carrolton C. J. Subock
Catonstille
E. C. Powers
Ridge
F. G.torter
Willcott City
E. N. Parrish
Emory
D. R. Chandler
Halethorpe
F. R. Isaac, Jr
Mompstead
M. T. Talter
Uisdale
W. S. Randle
Wicchester
Mar. Sappir
J. C
Linganore
Morgan
J. J. Tesh
Ann
E. J. Spencer
New Windsor
G. W. Paul
Celia and Bethany
BE. A. Otto
Patapsco
G. R. Lanner, Sr
Atelar
W. W. Costin
St. James
Savage
B. P. Moore
Severn and Uanover
J. W. Briscoe
Mykesville
W. C. Main
Thurmont—s
TY. Fitch
Union Bridge
C. U1
Hichmond
I. L. Mowbray
Westminster
R. N. Edwards
Winflell
Lford
Woodlawn
Lamgrall
A. Heavener
Lanham
H. H. Rowland
Laytonsville
J. E. Stacks
Leonardtown
M. Baker
Montgomery
W. E. Nelerat
Anacostia
C. H. Lambdin
Bradburn
Brookland
W. G. McNeil
Brightwood
Downs
Bruen
I. E. Huddereson Calvary
J. S. Montgomery
Chevy Chase
I. FP
Spicknall
Congress Treights
J. E. James
Douglas Memorial
D. H. McKinjoey
Dumbarton
R. S. Barnes
Etdbrooke
C. L. Pate
Foundry
F. B. Harris
J. C. Millian
Gorsuch
de Supplies
Hamline
J. T. Merson
Langdon
F. R. Barnes
Lincoln Road
C. FH
Corkran
Massachusetts Avenue
St Groseclose
MecKendree
S. C. Coale
Metropolitan
S. Johnson
North Capitol
B. T
H. C. Owens
Broady Fermat
Bt Shroadwould
Canton
Nfarden
Careling Sect
Ss. Davis
Evat Titlimore
Bartletter Menorated
G. Grnvans
Harford Ave
T. Highland—Ave
Slamestead
M. Mattison Square
Milton Ave
Tiass Harford
Bert Constance
Vorest
C. BR
Banca
Great Falls
E. Denson
Havre de Grace
D. Stewart
Verefoot
F. TL Dawson
de. Liisz
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Mussolini
Albina Gbson
Lord Radbourne
Genito Mussolini
England
Mae
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Emily Apple
Apple
East Patrick Street
People’s Drug Store
Frederick Feed Company
A. M. Arnold
Tollowside Supply —7
Sader
Tony Green
J. L. Diettsgman
Latherite
J. M. Rogers
Masnolia and
Norman Tra
Middletown
P. T. Hendrix
Monkton Supply
D. G. Field
North Marfara
C. G. Archer
Parkton
W. G. McKeeny
Talipew—c. G Phoenix Suppt
Ender
Sparrows. Joint
VT. Tueser
Towson
W. M. Depp
H. Wok
Gitterm
W. D. Beall
Ontario
N.Y
Malone, N. C
Sera
Mountain View Lake
Malone
A. P
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Arion Rork Dam
Idabe
Christian Science Church
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