Crisis of Ages Declared by Northern Baptists Leader
Des Moines June 22 The year 1921 is a crisis of the ages says Ernest L. Tustin president of the Northern Baptist Convention and Philadelphia lawyer In his opening address at the fourteenth annual convention he cites moral decline extravagant living and non religious trends as evidence He urges unity of Protestantism stronger religious education and renewed fervor to spur a Pentecost like forward movement and support for the denomination's 22 colleges and 43 schools.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Ernest L. Tustin
Northern Baptist Convention
Philadelphia
The
Northern Baptists
Tustin
Admiral Sims Returns to New York Amid London Speech Controversy
1000 police safeguard Admiral Sims as he lands in New York to address Secretary Denby regarding remarks in a London speech on Irish Americans. Officials report delays in a cable order, with peaceful scenes at the pier and a small escort to the station.
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Associated Press
New York
Sims
Denby
London
United States
Washington
Newport
Yanks Win Polo Trophy in London
America regained the international polo trophy by defeating Great Britain 10 to 6. The win gave the Americans the series two matches to none in London.
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Associated Press
London
America Today
Great Britain
Berea Boy Among Crewmembers of Lost Naval Tug Conestoga
Arthur B. Lowey of Berea Kentucky is listed among the about 50 crew on the naval tug Conestoga, missing since sailing from Mare Island on March 25 bound for Samoa and not heard from since.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arthur B. Lowey
Berea
Mare Island
Samoa
Hurricane off coast of Texas reports little damage
Dallas reports little damage and no loss of life by the hurricane that swept the Texas coast from Galveston to Point Isabel last night and today. The center had not reached shore by late morning and was offshore east of Corpus Christi moving north with rising intensity. Galveston recorded winds of 45 miles per hour.
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Dallas
Texas
Galveston
Point Isabel
Corpus Christi
Bathing Suit Ball Highlighted at Crab Orchard
Crab Orchard Springs hosts a bathing suit ball festival from July 1 to 4 under Joe Ilas elden and T. M. Fickersen. Events include the Governor's Grand Ball July 1, a reception July 2, a costume bathing suit ball, a piano recital, a horse show with a silver cup, a community dinner, a baseball game, and a Mentucky fox hunt featuring Dr. Casey's trained horses and hounds.
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Crab Orchard Springs
Flourisa
Joe Ilaselden
T. M. Fickersen
Awl Dirs Morrow
Jim Carner
Mentucky Fox Hunt
Mrs Scrivner Injured By Electric Fan in Winchester
Mrs H B Scrivner wife of Mayor H B Scrivner of Winchester sustained a painful accident at her home when her right hand was caught in an electric fan. Her fingers were badly lacerated and bruised though initial reports of mangling were later denied.
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H. B. Scrivner
Winchester
Giles Harris
S. H. Thorpe
Letivner
Mrs Shelby Hamilton Loses Her Aunt in Mason County
Mrs Jennie Nelson age 70 of Mason County died late Tuesday after a period of illness. She had been staying with her niece Mrs Shelby Hamilton on Broadway. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 PM at Mr Hamilton's residence conducted by Dr Homer W Carpenter. Interment in Richmond cemetery.
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Jennie Nelson
Mason County
Shelby Hamilton
Hamiton
Homer W. Carpenter
Richmond Cemetery
Mrs. A. J. Tribble Dies After Long Illness at 79
Mrs. Mattie M. Tribble, 79, wife of Rev. A. J. Tribble, died at their Big Hill Avenue home after an illness of over a year. A lifelong Baptist, she was born Mattie M. Ballew, daughter of the late Squire George Ballew. Survived by husband and son J. J. Tribble, with grandchildren Robert and Andrew Clay. Funeral at First Baptist Church Thursday at 2:30 with interment in Richmond cemetery. Pallbearers named from Hyattsville include William B. Turley and John Turley.
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Mattie M. Tribble
A. J. Tribble
Big Hill Avenue
Kentucky
Israel
First Baptist Church
Richmond Cemetery
Messrs
Wiliam B. Turley
John Turley
W. H. Miller
Robert Thorpe
James Deatherage
Jeff Tribble
John Tribble
Hyattsville
Mrs Caldwell Undergoes Serious Abdominal Surgery
Mrs C E Caldwell underwent a very serious abdominal operation Wednesday morning at Pattie Clay Infirmary with Dr C E Smeot and Dr George S Coon of Louisville attending. Miss Ogle of Louisville is nursing. Her condition is favorable though outcomes remain uncertain. friends express hope for a speedy recovery.
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C. E. Caldwell
Pattie Clay Infirmary
C. E. Smeot
George S. Coon
Louisville
Miss Ogle
Prof. Caldwell
George Pleads for Irish Harmony in Ulster Visit
Belfast June 22. King George appeals in a ceremonial visit to end sectarian strife in Ireland. He asks Irishmen to forgive and unite for a new era of peace and forbearance. The visit marks the first by a British sovereign to Ulster in 20 years with soldiers present but no demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
George
Ulster
London
Kirksville Church Home Coming Set For June
Kirksville Ky June 22 The Kirksville Christian church plans a home coming on Sunday June 26 with one sermon in the morning and one in the afternoon. Dinner on the ground will follow. Chris tian Endeavor members attended a picnic at East Pinnacle two miles past Berea last Thursday with many named attendees. Mr Billy Douglas returns from Miami University in Oxford Ohio. Several local residents are noted for travels and events including Mr Stanley Ross new Ford roadster and a marriage of Miss Lurline Sanders to Mr Walter Croucher of Round Hill.
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Kirksville
Kirksville Christian Church
Church
Christian Fendeavor
Kirksville Christian Endeavor Society
East Pinnacle
Berea
F. N. Tinder
Jasper Hendren
Robert Hagan
Marie Coy
Adda Joe Wagers
Merriam Hagan
Elizabeth Curtis
Elizabeth Helton
Mabel
Dorsie Brandenburg
Louise
Herndon Wagers
Russell J. Curtis
Jamison Burch
Smith Hagan
Joe Hagan
Lydia
Hume Miller
Jane Hagan
Oscar
Lydia Helton
Anna Mae Au
Oscar Helton
Mary Arbuckle
Ty J. Curtis
Stanley Long
Je Long
Billy Douglas
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Middletown
Stanley Ross
Jane Long
R. T. Long
Roy Dunn
Chas
Lurline Sanders
Walter Croucher
Round Hill
Eph Sanders
New Homes Ten Go Up on South Second Street
South Second street will see ten new bungalows within 60 to 90 days on recently sold lots by Tom H. Collins. Contracts were let to T. S. Yodd and Son for the erection by Frank C. Gentry, Nicholas Harber, T. S. Todd, C. P. Willoughby and A. Edwards. The addition aims to improve the area and ease Richmond's long running housing shortage.
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South Second Streets
Tom TH. Collins
T. S
Ben
Richmond
Police seize 750 cases of whisky at Bitzer's saloon
A Louisville police raid netted 750 cases of whisky at Peter Bitzer's saloon. The seized liquor, valued at bootlegger prices at 750000 dollars, reflects a major enforcement action in the city.
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Bitzer’s
Louisville
Peter Bitzer
MISS EVANS TO GIVE PIPE ORGAN RECITAL AT FIRST CHRISTIAN
Miss Nettie Kate Evans presents a pipe organ recital at First Christian Church Thursday at 8 p.m. assisted by Mrs. T D Chenault Jr. Evans, former Hamilton College piano student, plans organ study next year and serves as church organist. Program includes Chopin Prelude and pieces by Nevin Grey Mozart Tchaikowski Van De Water Shelly Rachmaninov and others.
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First Christian Church
Nettie Kate Evans
T. D. Chenault
Miss Evans
Hamilton College
Baptist Church
Dedman Family Mourns as Annie Dedman Dies at 61
Mrs. Annie Dedman of Union Millspike Jessamine county died at home after a illness at 61. Survived by husband P P Dedman two sons Arch V Dedman of Richmond and Ollie P Dedman and three daughters Mayme Evans Jennie Davis Lorene Dedman. The community extends sympathy to Arch V Dedman in his hour of bereavement.
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Annie
Dedman
Boston Globe Editor Dead
General Charles H. Taylor editor and publisher of the Boston Globe died at his home in Boston today of paralysis. He was 75 years old.
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Associated Press
Boston
Charles H. Taylor
The
Boston Globe
Credit Men Attend Lexington Association Picnic
Local members of the Lexington Credit Men's Association gather at Valley View and Boonesboro for the annual picnic. Officers listed include President C. S. Bishop Winchester Vice President G. Z. Faulconer Secretary John D. Allen and board members A. J. Powers J. V. Morison B. J. McGeary David Ades M. C. Kellogg.
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Lexington Credit Men’s Association
Valley View
Boonesboro
C. S. Bishop
Winchester
G. Z. Faulconer
John D. Allen
A. J. Powers
Paris
J.V. Morison
B. J. McGeary
David Ades
Lexington
M. C. Kellogg
Richmond
Livestock Markets Report June 22 Highlights
Cincinnati cattle steady as packing hogs rise 25c. Chicago market strong with lambs up 25 to 50c and Jersey up 75c. Louisville tallies show cattle, hogs, and sheep activity with tops around 7.25 for cattle and 8.60 for hogs, lambs 12.25 and sheep 3.50.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Weather for Kentucky Partly Cloudy and Showers Possible
Partly cloudy conditions in Kentucky tonight with unsettled Thursday and chances of showers in the western portion. Temperatures expected to show little change.
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Kentucky
West Portion
Golden Jubilee for Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Des Moines Iowa June 22 ceremonies mark 50 years of the Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society. A jubilee procession of missionaries from eight lands led to sessions at the Northern Baptist Convention. Mrs Helen Barrett Montgomery praised the society which has grown from two to 257 missionaries and 112 stations in 50 years. The day featured a 5000 subscription jubilee offering and a report on jubilee funds. Mrs Andrew MacLeish shared the history and work at the home base detailing 1025 schools serving nearly 123000 students and 225 Bible women aiding outreach. several delegates from China India Japan and Burma spoke.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Northern Baptist Convention
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Northern Baptist
Convention
Tustin
Andrew MacLeish
Glencoe
Spre
Grace Kan
China
Khanta Bela Rai
Y. Nandaere
India
Nakaja San
Osaka
Japan
Ma Saw Sa
Burma
Baptists Clash With Second Christians in Local League Showdown
Thursday the First Baptists meet the Second Christians in a tight Church League contest. Campbellites won the earlier clash but have slipped in standings. Baptists climb to second place while First Christians pursue a Catholic test. A large crowd is expected for a close, hot weather game.
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First Baptists
Campbellites
Jersey City Referee Named for Dempsey Carpentier Fight
J Harry Ertie of Jersey City will be selected by the New Jersey State Boxing Commission tomorrow to referee the Dempsey Carpentier championship bout on July 2. Secretary Joseph Cassidy said the choice was satisfactory to all parties after an informal conference.
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New York
J. Harry Ertie
Jersey City
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Joseph Cassidy
Commission
Heyburn Foresees Great Building Era After 1921
William Heyburn of Louisville told the National Retail Hardware Association that the nation has passed the acute phase of financial distress and will enter a period of renewed growth. He predicted a new building surge in 1922 supported by a favorable cost structure and revived demand, with better credit and re equip ment of railroads and interurban lines. He argued the short term cash discount system underpins prosperity, sees excess stocks liquidated, and cautions against adopting unfamiliar foreign financial methods.
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Associated Press
Louisville
William Heyburn
National Retail Hardware Association
United States
Heyburn
Reward Offered for Fleming County Murder Suspect
Fleming county officials offer 500 reward for the arrest of Arthur Morrison in the Will Collins murder case. Mrs. Collins says she shot five times in self defense shielding Morrison. Collins fired on Morrison after finding him with Mrs. Collins. Morrison fled into the mountains after the Thursday shooting. Mrs. Collins is 19.
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Maysville
Fleming County
Arthur Morrison
Will Collins
Flemingsburg
Colins
Collins
Morrison
Barkley To Speak At Eminence Fourth Of July
Representative A W Barkley will be the speaker of the day at Eminence Kentucky's Fourth of July celebration. The event is slated for the town and announced for the coming holiday.
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Barkley
Associated Press
Eminence
A. W Barkley
Pie Supper At Kavanaugh School House
Attendance urged for a pie supper at Kavanaugh School house Saturday evening at eight. patrons bring a pie and their pocketbooks for a fundraising event.
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Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh School
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