BAPTISTS DISCUSS, THE YOUNG PEOP I ^ orld Alliance at SloekKoll Features Problems of You Men and Women in Special Program This Afternoon. Stockholm, July 25 ? Plans to; coordinating the efforts of the Bap tist young people of the world In! such a manner as will afford them an opportunity to make an irapaci upon the social, political, economic and industrial problems as well as the religious life of the world were considered at a special conference ol representatives of the young peo ple's work , in various lands In con nection with the Baptist World Al liance here this afternoon, this con ference being the feature of the afternoon program. Dr. Arthur Dakin of London was chairman of the conference while the conference speaker was Dr. James Asa White of Chicago, general secretary of the ] Baptist Young People's Union of America. There are 11.566.434 members of Baptist churches in the world today. Dr. White reported, and of this num ber 8,349,431 reside in the United States of America. A considerable | proportion of the Baptists of the world are young people, the speaker said, and the object of the confer ence was declared to be the consid eration of the advisability of pro-1 jecting some kind of world organiza-1 Hon that would embrace all these young people. Work among the young people has grown at a marvelous rate in recent 1 years in those sections of the world I where there Is an adequate direction | and an abundant supply of organiza- j tion materials. Dr. White said, while in other sections there is need of j organization material of the mostJ elementary kind. One of the pur-1 poses of a world organization would be to assist ih?s ne?*dy areas in sup plying leadership and materials. The unsettled state of mind that has prevailed since the world war has made young people, along witn others, subject to all sorts of pro paganda. many of them calculated to draw young people away from per sonal reljgion and church loyalty, the speaker pointed out. He urged that the Baptist young people of the world be enlisted in personal evan gelism. In education, in the princi ples and practice of Christian stew ardship and in expressional activity. Great streajns of energy are going to waste because tliey are outside the churches or are misdirected, it was said. Young people will promote the best things in life if they are reached with the right ideals and properly enlisted. It was declared. Church Of Kngluiul Has DeAcit London, July 25?The Central Board of Finance of the Church of England has decided to hold a se ries of conferences in the autumn to deal with the deficit of 515.000 pounds shown in the financial report ft the church for the present year. The report of the legal committee suggested that the assembly of the church should copyright various pub lications in connection with its work as a means of raising additional funds. HOPSACK PALM BEACH nml Kool-Kloth Suits laundered to look like new ALBEMARLE LAUNDRY PHOXE 123 Air Routes Will Cover the World Says Director Williamson of ro?tal! Service of the BrltMa Ciov ernment London. July 25.?A most inter-1 esting and instructive paper was read | before the International Air Cong ress. recently in session in London,1 by Brigadier-General F. H. William- j son. director of postal services of the j British government. General Williamson predicted that j the United States. Canada, the West ! {Indies and other parts of the North merican Continent would soon be Inked up by air with Great Britain, onnecting air lines would also run Egypt. India, the Straits Settlem ents. Australia. New Zealand, and I fries. "It is not rash to predict," i Id he, "that the next generation ill see Its railways and Its steam ip* supplemented by a complete i stem of communication by air." General Williamson said the Cai- i Bagdad air mall service, now in | ration, saved 20 days over the land route which ran via Bom bay. Karachi and the Persian Gulf, e mail planes covered the 850 lies in a single day. Discussing the future of mail transport by air, the speaker said that the conveyance of the whole of the mails by air was an unlikely de velopment unless and until there is a very marked change in the cost of air transport, and in the finan cial limitations under which postal i services are compelled to work, lim- ! Itations which require some sort of j proportion between the postage j charged and the cost of transport. I "Moreover," the General added, | "an essential condition of mail aer- . vice is regularity under all condl-1 tions, in all weathers, and at all j times of the year. It is commonly i assumed that if a method of tranb porting mails can be devised which 1> considerably more rapid, even if | more expensive, than anything al ready in existence, there is an lih mediate public demand that it be used for the carriage of mails. There is, of course, some truth in this; but the experience of the post office in dicates that the Importance attach ied to the mere speed of mail com- ! municatlon can easily be exaggecairj ed. "It Is profrabla, therefore, that for a long time to come air mails must be limited to urgent correspondence Ion which a special fee is charged, land that such correspondence will only be a relatively small fraction of the total mail. The actual vol ume of air mall carried will depend on three factors, regularity, gain la i time, and cost of conveyance; that i is, exactly the same conditions as those on which the development of passenger and goods traffic will de pend, and to which the technical de velopment of commercial aviation must be directed." SEED For Farms and Garden Electric Supplies, UghlliiK Fixtures and House Wiring. Yours to serve FEED For Stock and Poultry Fresh Norfolk Holla EVERY DAY Hot Roll* Every Alicrnixm. N. H. C. Cakes iuiiI Crackers l>olh in Packages and in. bulk. M. V. PERRY PIIO.VE 483 MEASURE FOODS IN HOURS OF I.AROK Vienna, July 25.?Austrian gov ernment employees, fighting to gain payment for their labors sufficient to maintain their families, hare pre sented their case in a novel way. Instead of relat4og_that in the old days they coulblt ho(rl rate*. telephone anil Irlmraph ?i-rrir?. Four daily mall tralna. Writ* for llluxratrd ROAN MOUNTAIN INN. ROAN MOUNTAIN. TENN. T. L. 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