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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
Ans Rembramhts 9narma.
ainSbeitseinorIfc beriniluften flint
leriidDe 6H:.mfelnng.

Dor Dem Anid,amn9siate, 6en
6ie qroben Qilnitler III ihren aino-
belts uno SlIacnotaqen aeiommelt
hahen, 5ebren tie ihr qan}es 9eben.
Simmer mie6er fam MAJ in ibrcn
@erfen 0ie @il6cr mo Gin0riide Ser
,Slgen0 p~eriolgcn uno crfcnnet.
Gs beribrt uns ii6erraife1o. menn
mir bonn iungeu 9embronot per-
nebmen, bag er Elm Stubef1hofcr &c.
Deicn lei mo eine ~a6ion0erlih
iitenoe 9ebensmeiie 0ciiibrt babe.
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brltngen lit. mic foln elmer uor INN
un0 MIR meniac nad] i6m. iolte er
nidt nit o%fiencn Iugcn 0ie Ndtur
in lid nuf9cnommen, nid)t olS Gino
nit i6r gcIebt 6ohen? Mit Reht
bat Mar Gi&Icr Sic ltnterinfung
oieier Grone an Die SpiBe ieineS &c.
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Wiinfcn eridicnen lit. S;c bat 3u
Dem lpcrtpollen Grqc6niIie Qciiihrt.
ooB eNcmbranots ainobeit m10 rSu.
gcro III ser Sot reid an friitcn mo
6eoeutenoen Haturcinoriidcn mo
RoturcrIebniilen monniQidItiQcr Nrt
gemeIen icin milf. Seine &atcrItaot
2cnoeu trua oamlnls troe ibrer al
icbnIiden &nouitric nod Sen Cha.
rattcr elmer 2onoita0t. 9oS Mirt.
idoitSIcbcn Ser Stu0t mar inn 9dn6-
lidlcn peranfcrt. un0 ihre Nnmut lag
I'M 2anoiduitIid)en beihloiicn. @cit
in ser Hun0e lcbtc nod oo3 9aifo
NIT Ser Sto0t; III ihrem Morftc o..
borcu 81 Goricr; lire llmgcbund
5ciQte bodqclcQcIle &tiar-. Qrilnc
8olml-, quite Gorll- lulN Genriiicb6.
Sen. ionic onocre tiidtiae &ultltr-
lGn6creicn, 0ltrfidnittcn un0 Qe-
trGnft bon sobIrcifcn TIiiiicn, o.
st trnt Elm aron3 Ituttlifsrcid1cr
9uit60fe. cine rcidc @eleblnd Deg
2on6e3 nit Gieb Die oIten al0Itcr,
Sitter. mo &errcnbduier; flr3 Gem
hen bot Sen friid,eu Sinnen 0cs inn.
Qcn Rcmbron6t cine Tiine nt5icbcrt-
Scr @iIocr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09

-gRpraeuiferu" Ie0en 2ten g. HHV
-gorOnern", ieoen Sreitn9, portos
frei, belize 8o6enbldtter 3ulnHumen PIE
Snbr fur. pow
GIN beften uno Ii6eriten lift e. has
65eIb per y 0 It a ung tYtons9
Oresr1, Die Der 9oitmeilter in BEN gros
FtsI.u Grtihdften GusiIeuen tdnn, gu
ii~berIenocn. @6enio gut uuo ii6er itno
bic GrbreB q etiunge H. nell
de Die aaenfeu in allen @TpreB> 1tdttos
men dusiteaeu. @enu man oIs 0elo
per 9o~itnnfueiiuug ooer per @rpreBdn'
t~petiuuo ihtdt, 1T Is ni6t not1ipeloE9,
ben betreffeuoeu Brief regiltrIren gu lal'
len. tuenn Die 4breiie oeutlId 9eldrteben
III. 2eot man bdgegen BadrBel0 IN DEN
9rief. 20 ioIte oieIer itets reaiirrirt rucrs
ben UNI iider gu iein, 0aB oer'eloe rId'
tia auipmmt. Sir 8clolenoun8en III
sinfad1em 8ricfueri4lune lbernebmen
mir teiuerIei 8erant1portlidfett. SIN
Sdue BON MSreBoerdn0erltngen ner8ene
man ia nid]t, Die alte ebenioiuobI ME DIG
meme 4oitpffics au3ugeben, penn lonlt
Bunen mir ben gtamen in ben 8lbern
oar u',gt finben.
Woueh Croers oilrfcn nidt, mi. oas
70 oft ecIhiebt. ais permetutlihe Cult
tuna uriidbebaIten iueroeH,
Son0ern iinb i'll ben 8rief.n bet3us
Iegen.
beg 9atums Guf Dem aoreBltreifen.
gtan noreIire einfdd:
.Roroiteru", Ga GruEe, isis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
Dir @cItneididlte it nns MeItnc

ridt, 10 miro aci0qt. GnQlono
nno Sic Naiirten habcn Ndpolcou
Den Gr7tcn noh St @elenu per.
bannt uto ion BORT zines i%omucrpoI,
len 5ooes Iterbeu laiien, sic 1%Sran5u
len boben ieiuc @ebciue i'm [riumpa
5uriidgcbolt mo i'm %n~polioenoom
beiaeiebt unn Sic @cihidte bat i'm
inter sic ar0Bteu WGnner ouer Sci
ten pCriCbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09

@oS ser hinge Neinbron0t in Sic
Ter llnlQcbuna crIcbtc. oo3 nlubtc
IGnoIifer Nrt lei. Sfon Sic @roB.
mltttrr 6utte cine @in6nii6Ic bciti-
len. ser Softer mar Miillcr, bcm
So6nc Ioa ooS 9Gn0li6c i'm @lulc,
Seinc crIten Shrittc an Ser Sono
Ser Mlltter bate or ori ocru oGter-
lid,cr @ciibc urtcrnonmcn. @aS
ho$ 9iuo 5ItcrIt oainaAmL purcn
IGno(idhe Ginoriifc. nMie sic mGt-
tiaen TliiQrI Ser Wfii6lc nit Dem
@in0c gcbcn, mic oa3 qorn BON Sen
@ouern bercinocbrod't. ncrmobIcu
uno I'M Nintcrbouic ocit1iittct m.r6.
0o3 Treiben in sen M0'cn uto OH
IN ircicn @rlrnoItiitfcn - 6a$ iinO
sic friItcItcn Gin0riidc. M SEN
SflIni micot ion ser N6cin luO
(rinqt ;6m Sen MorQuaruB." Gdun
6ori ser Guobc nod 2onAc5Qcmohn,
hcit tnQ@iibcr nit aouerooen olti Scr
@oIie ipicIcn. Scr 6rcitc NnQ-
orln0 ro6H Dem r3tcrIihcn @c'iBc
miro iein Tuumtrlnlot. %olt sort
6Iittc er III Sos @oulctriebc citcs
1T ie'rcr &uobcu'H't ucll cttItc6cnoen
StootoiertcI3. Nnh on0crcr Scite
bIift cr iibcr oo5 ircic. frtdtborc
@citIono, mo i'd uuc Tormcn uno
@citalter 0c3 2onhIchclS i6r Stc1-
oihein Qc6en: Ser f~orbtroocn0c 0alt-
or nnb Slider, ser &irt uno Scr
Sdiffer. Ser ~uornchnr Sfiibc nit
7eucn unn Niirhic. bnS Qraicn6c
%ich ms ser trcibcnhr Stront. Gas
Giles lob CT, an Scr &0hc oc8 Mal-
lcs itobero t;ci inter iif. icin NlltQc
Hrmob mcjtc Terncn. bis rs. BON
Silberoupite Ser 2uft oufgcianQcn,
i'd III scr Minmcl hcrIor.
@2cr crfcnnt ridlt in ioIhcu wi
ocrn rcide 2iirc Ncm6ronnt'fcr
2ouo'hoit5funIt michpr2 Sic ion.
Fen in icjnern odrcnNcn Wciitc mic
Ser, bj5 lie 'pGtcr bon nc,rr eun
&cmubticin ouftondtrn. 5ur DHrtici
tct Nfnlfurrno mnrNcr. rnN Oonr
Iiu0 eS Nieie E}t1rrocirrriif'. ~
Ncncn er iciuc ~Niihtc1t" mnIts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
ygsir miifIen Die Mdsiafcit Der itu.

lieniihen HcqicrunQ mirfIih bepul,.
bern. 8roBbritatmien gPhorte frii-
her gum r0mjihen &cih, uto BOD bo-
ben ipeoer Crlanoo nod Sonnino
i'm 6rieoen5uertrag feline Nmerior
6ur6 Stalieu berlonqt."
rAelD 0orf MorIO".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
Chino 1T init cincm Mlcicn ySnl.

ttlh nerqlidleu unr0cnL lpeIdcr pom
5uh3 = @ai@tn lohm Qeid)Iolcn uto
5erbiiicn miro. Gas @iIo lit sutrci
fenO. llnO mon f6nutc 0o@ @Icjd,
nib nod oohin pciter iiihrrn. NnB an
oerc Slide. 70 aroB ma itort ijc oltdn
iein m6Qen. ifnpcrIi6 Dos NjiIfo
ilbernebmcn 0iirfteu. Sen MoIiiih
Dor icincn o%ertueaeneu N~u1rrjiern in
Gdlit 81 nehmen. nm nitt cbeuial~
ron SEN Studs Maicu moltratjrt
5t fper0cu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
3ncrit mnren es Die yin Hiuc

Damn sic Big Sour, uro Jest limbs
Die Big 3hrec". - @r meiB, mas
ihIieBIid BON Dem an.3en fricoens-
confercn8 : Goniortilm itbrig bleIben
mag?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
geradnolid, lit Sic Maicitat Se5

t3epters, Die friegeriihe Ytadlt, Reid-
tbum utO @ilrOen; MIR mas aroB lit
an 8eiit uuo 8emitb, lit
pabrbnit groB unO cmig mie Die
MenIhbeit. Sob. WtiiQer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09

grideint ieoen 5reita9.
eihdFtss2oiat

6erausoeber: Die Observation-Disclosures
9ooIf GGnoridn, BrGlloent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09

OeluuTIssNUIut.
RorSftern >0ebdube, 1913 9din StraBe
ga Groiie. IBIS.
Reues Eelepbou 1913. aItes Selepbon 393.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
Gas Enrat6aritc lit Die fingered.

tigteit, mcun tic Die @aiicn bot, bciBt
es IN Sen observation-disclosures 0:9
ariitotelcs ilber 0oiltlf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-09
abonnem entsprets ::

.Roraeniteru", icoen 9ienstag. uno
-gi6rOfern", ieoen Sreitn9 g, portos
frei, belize @o9enbldtter 3uldHimen pre-
Sohr fiir $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
Modern Cooperative Cook Shop
Would Emancipate Housewife
From Drudgery of the Kitchen

own native Maude Gladyses, who used
to oondeScend occasionally to help
out" in the houSework, provided they
were treated as members OF the fam
lily, will ever again SO demean them.
selves 10 any large extent
No Woman's Sphere.
The war has taught women every.
where that there IS no such thing as
any special sphere OF woman, work.
and that bright husky glrl can op.
crate a machine that las almost hu.
man intelligence itself, JUS, as we'll as
man can. Therefore. women iroih
now on. are certain 10 90 more and
more into factory work where there
are shorter hours. more freedom ans
better pay than N domestic service.
And nobody can blame them for IL
And even It a servant could be OBJ
tanned, their own new standard Of
wages and tac general high cost of
living have put them in the luxury
class that only the wealthy can afford
With pre-war prices OF rent, food and
servants wage the well-,o-do woman
could indulge herself in a maid. But
with a cook asking as much salary as
a good office man, and with rents sky
high and meat and groceries equally
tlutudnous the servant passes into
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
COMING TO STRAND

The patrons Of the Strand arc very
fortunate in being able to witnes, the
great musical comedy "Oh. Boy which
IS taken from the original sensational
musical comedy OF the same name
which ran for one year a. the Cos
mopoli,an ,hcater, New York and SIX
months solid at the R'voi IN pic
lures This picture has been IN such
demand that the Strand has been able
to secure II for only four days COM
mo'ciug July jfd, 4'1 5,h. and 9th /;
will be produced with an stage set
,lngs. designed by Albert CaSsell'nl In
addition 20 the picture itself. the latest
musical hits Of "Oh. Boy" will he
played by the orchestra and sung by
popular soprano Solois' This is some
thing entirely new 10 the patrons OF
the theater and was added with such
great success IN the New York pro-
ductior that the Strand management,
has decided 10 place Il IN addition 10
the picture here Our lady readers are
reminded that the Strand has added
ccmmodiouS rest rooms, free tele-
phone, ice water can,eers. etc, and
the fact that the Strand theatcr on
account OF rs superior cooling iacll-
tires Is the most comfortable OF down
town ,hea,ers and situated directly in
the shopping district makes II an IDEAL
place for meeting your friends by ap-
pointment or while waiting between
trains. (Adv }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
THEATER BILLS

Empre. thea,er, u 10 10 IS p. m
Charlie Chaplin IN sunny
Side
Majestice ,hea,er 10 a. m. 10 70 IS
p. m.-Norma Talmadgc IN The
Secret OF the Stotm Country"
comedy
New Folly ,heater 10 IS m 10
10 IS p M Gloria Swanson N
For Better or For Worse" eom'
edy
Dreamland ,hea'er 9 a m, TO II
p. m-George Walsh in Help
Helpl Police" comedy; Tom Nix
in The DMexitan," serial
Strand ,hca,er, 10 a m. II noon,
2, T. 3. s and 10 p m-Pri'cllla
Dean in Even as You and ] ;"
comedy.
Liberty thea,er, 30 to II p m
LeRoy musical stock company N
musical comedy 20 Gencvieye."
Lyric th,a,et, 80 to 10 As p. m
Vaudeville Jack Dempsey in
training for worlds championship
battle. Bessie Barriscale in Tan
gled Threads"
Palace ,hea,er, 2.lS to il 30 p.
m-Joe Lees Blue Ribbon Bellies
IN musical comedy and vaudeville.
Colcord Alrdome . 30 to II 80
Feature bill; comedy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

ure in either being company, or having
company when It imposes an added
burden on the already oytfworked
mistress oi the house
The most reasonable solution OF the
problem seems. however 10 be some
system Of cooperative cooking in
which from a central plan, food can
lie supplied 70 a number OF families
no, only a, less COS, than the lndiyld-
ual family could purchase II, but with
out claiming every wife and mother
perpetuslly 70 her cooking stove,
OF course there are those who will
say that TINS can never be done, but
the same rroakers SAID tina, apart
men, houses would never be success
iul because you could no, pu, number
OF families under One root without
their being IN perpetual quarrel
But the apartment house has come
10 stay 70 meet modern need, and
the cooperative cook shop will also
come 10 stay For son chow we al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
BY DOROTHY DIX
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman
Writer

Writer.
One OF the curious effects OF the war
has been TO almost annhlate the do
mestic servant Cooks and housemalds
have become almost as scarce as hen'I
teeth, and as costly as pink pearls
while the general houseworkcr has
gone to join the dody IN the limbo OF
extinct species
Thousands OF women who have new
er done their own housework N their
lives. and thousands more who have
not wrestled with the pots and pans
for many long year, now have TO
arise with the alarm clock and gc,
the family breakfast, and az they toll
with the tempersmental gas range they
sing a hymn OF hate ogainst re au-
thor, OF the great world catastrophe
and put their whole souls IN H. You
don't have to argue with them that
Sherman was right, and war was all
that he said 1t was
Nor IS this servantleW state 4 ten,
porary epoch. 1t has come TO stay
There will probably never again be the
steady flow OF immigration tha, sup
piled US with Notas, Thelmas, Marias
and Rose, Nor i, II likely that our
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

men, thai housekeeping ha, been the
one pfote slon lu rhl.b there has been
the least progress made. and that
ihcfe wctc fewer labor saving devices
IN the kitchen than anywhere else
Perhaps the reason tha, women have
kept house Just AS their grandmothcts
did, and have been satisfied 10 use the
same domestic utensils is hccause
SOMEBODY else had to d. the work
Doub,less with the advent OF highly
intelligent women into their own
kitchens we shall have a new era OF
scientific housekeeping in which elee-
tricity viii he called ON To- Do the heavy
manual labor Doub'lr s, also. we will
have new era OF PLAIN living in
which our homcs will be stripped Of
their du'-catchng gcwgaws, and
ourfables viii know few Of the elab.
orre dishes in which we have been
wont y indulge.
Md hospitality is likely TO become
lost practice for there IS small pleas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

The burn of gasoline simple and determines its purity
adapaby for Simply pour tablespoons full of gaso
line porcelain ccbe china cup ignite and allow to burn the
end If only small amount of lamp black is left the
walls of the cbe and the bottom burns practically clean the
line good If heavy carbon deposit left the walls of
the crcbe and heavy ay deposit left the bottom the quail
ty Of the gasoline is poor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
Any Sammies Filling Station Will Make
This Test for You in Minutes

Every Sammies station is equipped
with porcelain crucibles and will
make this test for you, gladly. Let
lis take a little Of the gasoline you
have been using and put it through
the burn test. Then you can see for
yourself the difference between ordi-'
nary blended gasoline and dlSAMMlES
straight-run, double-steam.distilled
gasoline. Notice, particularly, how
cleanly SAMMIES burns at the bot
tom Of the crucible.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

Gravity, as applied to blended gas
oline, has no practical significance to
the motorist. Gravity merely means
the weight and does not determine
the quality. The gravity of a blend
ed gasoline may be as high or higher
than straight-run gasoline, yet the
quality will be inferior. Judge SAM
MES gasoline by the Burn Test
by the extra miles per gallon-by the
extra power and pep" it gives your
motor--by the small amount Of car
bon it forms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

ways manage to adjust ourselves Il
the situation
DOROTHY DIX
Copyright, 1919, by The Wheeler
Syndicate. lnc)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

,ly legend, in the ordinary family, Of
the things We used 10 have IN the good
old days that are no more
Il is back to the kitchen. then. for
practically all but the most fortunate
women. and one wonders what they
are going to do about il. and what
scheme OF living is gong to be evolved
out OF these new conditions.
The thing that women object 10
about doing their own work i, not la
bor but the fact tina, housework IS a
never ending job No sooner is one
done washing the dishes from ono meal
than one mus, begin ON the next.
Moreover. any cookery that is worth
while and tina, isn't a mere makc,hlit
that is an insult 10 ones stomach and
bankrupting to ones pooketbook, is a
work Of art that it takes hours 10 ac,
oompish
The woman who cooks her family
a proper dinner, instead OF feeding Il
out OF tin cans and paper bags. will
have no time TO indulge in afternoon
clubs, bridge and matineeS as has bees,
her pleasing custom
Nor will the woman who has held
large public interest be able TO devote
herself TO uplii, work when she has
her hands filled with her own house
work, for ones husband and children
must he fed, their beds mus, lc made
their floors KEEP, clean, though all the
world 90 to the bow vows
A Queer Paradox
It's queer and humorou, paradox
that Just as all o! the doors Of oppor-
tunlty open wide to woman, her own
kitchen door shuts her IN, and how she
IS gong 10 ge, ont OF II IS not the leaS,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

interesting problem preoipi,ated by the
war
Il has long been a matter Of COM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
THE MAJESTY OF THE Law.

r,nxt innorant element American Institutions Is
which lies in the very nature of freedom lov1rg
- sane and honest for the law wherewth we
~ ourselves.
pou that trait every institution of which we are PROUD
achievement in government which has been worth "he
y hone of the future is firmly based
m ne temperamental people Ever so often we become
excited about this that Once every four years the
ration is filed with mad alarms about what may happen
il elected to ofce-or defeated Events turn out
ontly than we expected election day sometimes but
- next day. have the pleasing spectacle OF seTsral
~ patriots whose hopes disappointed going cheer
nbout their tasks realizing that at the very worst 1.-THE
Rvs safe Thus do we govern ourselves, individually
nnnnonwealths nation.
o and then somebody rises up to make trouble to defy
s 70 make mockery of the sovereign authority That
III happen often and rarely many engaged in such
Invariably in these United States the Unborn
for the law itself both because is THE LAW and
II is OUR law-the law of all the people for all the
tied itself has wrought its destruction by calling
mon itself the righteous wrath of free self governing
-
- the old days the kings word was the law OF the and
oation invoked the wrath of the monarch who inflicted
punishment he At The sovereign will could act
0uted with impunity.
m these days the people are sovereign Their WILL e&'
- through the democratic agreement Of majority rule,
~ INV Of the land The who fouts the sovereign WILL
The processes of law and insists upon going his wu)
brings down upon his head the justified wrath of every
Who realizes his responsibilities citizen OF free COM
nity.
Virginia is safe It's going to stay that way
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01
.lYNCH|KG, AND HOW
It COULD Be EN[EO

Sixteen. men have been convicted
and sentenced at Winston -Salefa
North Carolina, for an attempt to
lynch a negro. Nothing Is more GER
tain than that the custom OF lynch
ing is 10 pass away. 1t is. not so
widespread by any means as Is in
dictated by news items from time to
time. but If there were only one
lynchng a year it would still remain
an evil of the first class.
The e!umsiness of American court
procedure, the UnConstitutionaiity Of
m ost action intended TO prevent fTic
ton between races and to encourage
the development OF racial life among
the negroes, both contribute to it. The
The illumination OF negro haters and
OF those Who associate themselves for
the purpose OF exciting the negroes
contribute TO it In an equal degree.
Nothing would hasten the day
when lynching shall cease more than
an entire separation of the question
from other questions The matter of
separate coaches on railway trains, OF
residential segregation. OF the right
OF franchise. and all other questions
of right or. privilege or expediencS
should he entirely ASSOCIATED from
the question Of lynching, which would
then be attacked as an evil by every
section of the country and would roi
survive a year.
1t Is 81 encouraging fact that 9as
out of every 1000 white men In com
munities where there are many ne
groes live from youth till death with
Que ereT sesfrTgs SO nTucff as a. hint OF
racial hatred or strife, 1t Is remark
able that In the main the relations Of
tie two races are so near to affection.
IN the last analysis, white mon arc
responsible for all OF the machinery
of law and the courts. Theoretically
and practically, it is possible for the
white men of the country to deal With
court procedure and with the crimes
which provoke lynching by their hor-
ror or by suggested threat Of horrible
things. For them TO abandon their
own laws. their own courts. their own
officers, ia to tndict and insult them
selves
Lgnching .brutaiiyea and aemora,-
.zes and is essentially cowardly. It
should and must stop 1t can and will
be stopped in the South by the South,
In the West by the West, in the
North by the North---there is the con-
viction and the character in every Gee
ton 10 do it. and It is inevitable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-01

them In the fase OF ceath al import
ant OF Christian Unity ard OF their
hope thst the World Conference will
remove the pre,udices and teaiousfcs
and MUTUAL terora'fectass, ssaseh cen
lures Of division ha~r s,sssss,..ses<s,l. stei
among Christians 40 that their !, ss.-ta
may No purified and set free 70 seek
that unity which shall convince the
world of Christ The chapiairs were
"a Roman Catholic, Russian, "a
Greek, ar Anglican and toward the
end a Lutheran prisoner.
Another PAPER was from FIN gland
telling OF the formation in ths Church
of England Of an Fx-Chaulains' -
lowsh'p that together they may carry
home the lessons they have learned
and Try to stir the home csu-eh.s 20
proclaim Christ 70 mankind ny their
unity.
The third was from q. Canadian
church OF England Chaplain enclosing
an address especially for prssby-
trrians urging reunion and printing
in fun the al interim report In vre-
Land niRnod by Free Churcarnen and
Anglicans offering the fact OF the his
toric Lpiscopats. without any theory.
as The basis OF reunion.
a Fellowship similar 10 mat in
Ena and is 70 be formed IN the United
S;ates as soon cs a majority Of The
ehapiains have returned
An Interesting account OF an eariior
conference; ifetef &Y Oct st,er, fsfa, syif
some seventy chapiains, Angiicana.
Presbyterians. WeAl yans and United
Board, is 'Chaplains in Council"
published by Edward Arnold. London,
at sixpeuce net There came re-
Gently from nm eminent Roman Cath
Ollie iayman IN Italy Az account of
League Of Prayer for Unity formed
an Italy of which both Protestants
and. Roman catholics are ru1 Il hers,
and fror' Church Of England lady
in Ceylon. Letter about q IAaguo OF
Prayer she is forming She plans 10
and IN each congregation in the die
eeSs four Indies, English, sinzha'.se,
Burgher and Tamil. Her plan is that
each Of them shan got two others OF
the same nationality so that there
VIII be a number of Hroups ~ twelve,
etseh made up OF four races, and each
group meeting FOR rnned prayer for
unity.