Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 28

Missionary to Use Plane in Work in LAV RESTATENENT WORK PROGRESSES Need for ‘Orderly Expression’ More Generally Realized, Bar Association Told. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 9.—For the first time in the history of mis- sionary activities in Africa an aeroplane will be used by a mis- sionary in coveriny his territory, it was announced today. The mis- sionary who will employ this means of transportation is Dr. B. A. Late, who, with his wife and son, sails today on the Aquitania for his post in Liberia. theran foreign mission hoard of Baltimore, which is sending Dr. Late abroad, will send the aero- STONE AMONG SPEAKERS Attorney General Says Justice Ad- ministration in U. S. Not Improving. [thy of the bar |death of their sonm, Calvin, jr. w: | sent to President and Mrs.” Coolid of the general council of | n Bar Association, repre =l ery state and territory in| China, have en | nual convention By the Associated Press PHILADELPHI July 9.—William Draper Lewis, director of the Amer- ican Law Institute, which is under- taking a restatement of the common law, today told the Association, in annua! that definite progress was being m and that there had been a increasing realization of the sity for the “orderly expression of the common law Work he s=aid w of contracts, torts, conflict of | {fj Drs | been con es, Bir- Al Ralph Robert uneau; Arizona, T. American | tle Rock; Ci | lin, Los Angeles; C Z . _Ancon shanghai sess . ! 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