Bible School to Open at Heights
Baptists plan a mountain gathering at Heights with a week of activities led by in charge singers and a closing song service.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1922
Page
3
Baptists plan a mountain gathering at Heights with a week of activities led by in charge singers and a closing song service.
A concert program from Huntington Municipal Band features sacred overtures solos and marches followed by the sixth annual Maryland Baptist Bible School Conference at Braddock Heights. Dr F A Agar of New York will preach on The High Cost of Loving, with sessions daily and a trolley trip for students and teachers overnight at Hotel Braddock.
Baltimore July 15 State's Attorney Robert F Leach Jr dropped criminal cases against Samuel Want former president of the State Bank of Govans who disappeared after indictment on embezzlement charges and was extradited from London. He faced four charges including embezzling $2000 from James A Jones and larceny of $10000 from Mrs Nannie Helfenstein as well as bonds hypothecation.
The article contrasts improving global and domestic markets with political and labor blockages. It discusses Europe’s fragile finance, Germany and Austria currencies, Ireland and Britain’s ire, and a U S coal and railroad crisis. It advocates government role to safeguard public needs, regulate strikes, and avoid undue burden on workers.
Governor Ritchie and Van Lear Black vacationed together sparking talk about Black as a potential Democratic Senatorial candidate. Commentators praised his finances and experience but noted his resistance to domination. The piece ends with an unrelated statistic about India’s rural population.
Adjutant C. H. Brant of the Salvation Army arrives to lead local work replacing Captain Luther Shifler who moved to Richmond. Brant brings 32 years of experience including 18 years in Canada and 16 years in New England. He arrives with wife Mrs Brant and son Charles William Brant to continue the established service.
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