Bob Hemphill's Latest

Typographical errors wül cut some awful funny capers s?metimes. festerday Hon. Sam Post carne to Les Y barn in Ypsilanti and there were seated out in front good Episcopalians like D. L. Quirk, Philo Ferrier and Bob Hemphill, all pi-esumably discussing ecclesiastical mattere. Mr. Post deemed this a good field in whlch to reap a harvest for the vested choir oollection which was to be taken up at St. Luke's last night for the benefit of the youthful slngers. In order to introduce nis su'bject he remarked: "That was a mlghty funny break the .,es had ln la" night. Did yu.i "No, what was that?" asked one of tne gentlemen. "Why, they had an announcement about our services tonight. You know Gareissen is to sing 'Oh, Rest in the Lord, and the fellow who sets the tvne got it 'Oh, Rest in the Lard.' " " "We would all come out doughnuts if we followed that adviee," drolly remarked Bob Hemphili, and it put everyin such good humor that Mr Post suoceeded in getting quite an amount out of the crowd for the boys