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Evening star., 1919-03-25
BOUNDARIES ISSUE
CHIEF W|TH|TA[Y
Premier Orlando DiscIoses to
Col. House View of Peace
PreIiminaries.
by PAUL SCOTT MowRER.

BY PAUL SCOTT MOWRER.
Cablexram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1919.
PARIS. France. March 81 (delayed).
Col. E. NJ. House lunched today with
Premier Orlando and over the meal the
Italian statesman presented to the
suavest of American diplomats Italy's
point of view on the peace prelimi-
naries. Italy feels the necessity of
making a speedy peace as much and
perhaps more than any of the other
allied countries. but the Italian par
lament and people will not accept
any document calling itself prelimi-
nary peace treaty which fails to de-
eide the question of the frontiers be-
tween Italy and Jugoslavia.
"All Italy, Deeply Concerned.
According to NJ Orlando all Italy is
thinking of nothing but this and the
psychological impossibility of the peo-
pie resuming their normal life until
the question is settled The Ameri-
can proposal to make the peace pre-
llminaries consist merely of the
league of nations covenant and the
terms of the German disarmament is
therefore opposed by Italy as being
insufficient. If such action is taken
the Italian people would shrug their
shoulders and say ironically, We
have the league of nations, but what
about Zara and Fiume?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07
EVROPA A AMERIkA.

FRANK "A. anQerllp, JeQen Il
nejvetSich Aewyorskych banke-
ri, pobyl dlouho v Europe a
nyni po SVEN navratu pravi:
"Jednou z nejnalehavejsich O.
tack, ktere mali byti nyni We
svete rozreseny, jest pomer me
ri kapitalem a praci Musi Sc
fesiti S porozum6nim a povol-
nosti Sc strany zamestnavate-
LII mife daleko vetSi nezli Sc
to delo doposud Mym hlav-
MIN ukolem jest poukazati Ma
veliRou, skvelou prilezitost, ia
kou ma Amerika, ably pomohla
Evrope tim celemu svetu,
take sobe. To by bylo "a tech
okolnosti, ze Sc Evropa sebere
a postavi sc ma nohy ma techze
hospodarskych zakladech, na
kterych stala drive. Neni j.
sto, stane-li Sc to skutecne, ale
ma kazdy pad bude miti Ame-
rika postaveni skvele."
td"Evropa dnes trpi daleko Vi
ce svym hospodarskym rozkla-
dem nezli tOu hroznou zkazou,
kterou ma vsech byvalych boji-
stitch vidlme. Je to ma celem
evropskem kOntinentu a v mi
re pon6kud menSi V Anglii.
Tato rozharanost Jest ku po-
divu velika. Tam, kde jest ne
dostatek vyroby, nezamestna-
most, nouze a hlad, muze doji
ii k vecem, ktere budou horst
nezli byla valka sama. Nem6
zeme fici, re by pricinou boise
vismu byla jenom nouze a
hlad. Ma vSech stranach vidi-
me v Europe lidi, kteri pochy-
buji spravnosti a zdravosti
dnesniho hospodarskeho radu.
Je to iv Anglii. Pricinou toho
jest nemoznost, privesti dnesni
pomery do poradku. Ma pri-
klad, delnici soudi, re Sc vse-
cko zlepsi, kdyz dostanou vys-
81 mzdy. Zorganisuji Sc, Wy
jdou ma stavku, dostanou co
chteji a potom - shledaji, ze
Sc mic nezlepSilo. Ceny zivot-
mich potreb stoupaji rychleii
nezli mzdy. A tn vznikaji V
myslfch lidf pochybnosti, jde-li
vsecko cestou spravnou, obvi-
nuji kapitalisty, re Jim ma jed
ne strane mzdy zvysi, ale ma
druhe strane je oloupi zvyse-
MIN cen. TAX sc mysle lidu o.
travuji tam v Europe, kdc Jest
vsude dostatek zapalneho ma
terialu."
"Cela Europa jest veikym
prumyslovym strediskem, je-
dinou tovarnou. Vyjmeme-li
Rusko, Rumunsko a k tomu ma
naivVSa ieSt6 TIhrv nenf " EvrO
pc jedine zeme, ktera by ma
svych pollch stacila sve oby-
vatelstvo uziviti. Vsecky dova
zejf z ciziny, lide musi .iisti a
"a to, co cizine koupi, take
platiti Proto must Europa u
vesti v cinnost sve tovarny. ma
ii Sc jeff obyvatelstvo udrzeti
ma zivu. Obyvatelstva v minu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07
STARE POKLADY ZNICENY
TURKY.

Podivna hra dejin ucinila
Turky pany kolebky civilisa-
zee. .Mista, kde ,nalezalo Sc sedm
'divu davnoveku, dostala Sc
pod tureckou kontrolu. Staro-
zitna mesta fecka ma pevnine
a ostrovech, mesta v Male ASH,
Erigii, Armenii, Asyrii, Babylo-
iii, Arabii, Syrii, Palestine, E.
yypte, Karthagu - mesta, kde
'lazdy kamen mel svoji Msto-
Ri a uzce spjat byl dejinami
lavnoveku, byla pod moci tu-
reckon. A nebylo naroda me-
ne 81 zaslouzileho zdediti vel
e poklady minulych, civilisaci
,ad Turky.
Mista kde die biblicke legen
Wy nalezal Sc raj, brehy Eufra-
u Tigridu, kde v minulosti
staly zasobarny stareho sveta,
lostala Sc pod sprawl Turku.
! Kraiiny, kde druhdy panoval
)lahobyt nejvetsi, zeme NILE
,em strdim oplyvajici pra-
| yem slova toho smyslu, poskyt
y v produktivnosti "a turecke-
ho panstvi a kde byval blaho-
| vt, nastala bida a nedostatek.
zavodnovna pole pustla a pre-
stala vydavati urody. Rozvade-
| kanaly zaneseny byly pi-
KEN a kraje, jez druhdy podo
yaly sc krasnym zahradam,
promenily sc v pustinu. Me-
sta, jez slynula krasou 90
hatstvim v staroveku, prone
inena byla "a tureckeho pan
,tvi v bidne vesnice. A vse, co
| llrasneho, skveleho a velkeho
zustalo po starych civilisacich,
Turci budto vedome nicili ane-
80 ponechali rozkladu.
| Kdekoliv Turek nalezl sta
'ou socharskou pamatku, pova
zoval "a svoji povinnost il mi
citi. Mohamedanske nabozen-
stvi je proti jakemukoli zna-
zorneni lidske anebo zvifeci
formy V kamene. Tim. velke
mnozstvi pokladu staroveku a
socharskych pamatek, jez ne
chaly nam odkazem civilizace
minule, bylo zniceno. Jsou to
kpoklady ditelne. V
mnohych pripadeeh Turci ma
mistech, kde stala starozitna
.1esta, zridili lomy pouzivali
tavebniho materialu re sta
'ych nadhernych budov, zna-
kmych v historic, k budovani
svych nevkusnych staveb. Phi
ON mnoho pamatek priSlo ma
. mar.
Nadherny chram bohateho
reckeho mesta Cyzaca ma o.
strove mori Marmarskem je
kladem takoveho bezohled-
eho tureckeho vandalstvi. Tur
Iii hledali zde mramor, z ktere
10 chram byl zbudovan, a ne
hlizeli Sc ma to, re ma mramf
u tomto nalezaly Sc RUNE ma
) oisy. Nicili mramorove sochy
ktere v kazdem evrOpskem mu
seu by byly nalezly predni mi.
sto.
V Mosulu prave pred valkou
zbudovan byl most pres rekr
Tigris pro bagdadskou zeleznl.
Nj. Kazdy kamen pro tuto
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07

stavbu wat byl valu starozit-
neho mesta Ninive. V nino-
hych mistech nalezeny byly So
chy starych bohu, ale Turci ne
vydali jich ami "a penize. Da-
vail prednost jich niceni. Va
~ chramy babylonske byly
bourany a stavebniho materia-
lu pouzivano k jinym stavbam.
>Kamene z palace Nabuchodo-
nozorova pouzito bylo k vydla
zdeni ulic. Ma mnohych tech
to kamenech v .dlazbach jsou
napisy mali cenu pro historii.
Napisy tyto nici kola voza a
mic je jiz neuchani pred zani-
KEN.
Turci zbaveni budou panstvl
lad mnohymi castmi kolebky
;ivilisace. Vedecky svet bude
moci tn konati nyni nerusene
svoje studia. Nenf pochybno-
ii tom, ze zachraneny bu-
lou nektere z techto pOkladu,
zanechane nam starovekem,
ktere jinak zniceny byly by
yandalstvim Turku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07


Sc ma zaklade primyslovem II
pracovalo Sc pro cizinu. Ev-l
ropa nema ami sveho suroveho |
materialu. Ten sc vzdy pred
valkou privazel, donna prosel|
tovarnami, zpracoval Sc a Ease
Sc vyvazel. Ia penize strzene
Sc skupoval novy material a po
trava pro d6lniky."
"Takovy system ovsem utrpi
valkou nejdrive a nejvice. Val
ka rozrusi trhy, rozrusi delni-
ckou situaci, nastanou velke
obtize Sc ziskanim surovin pro
prumysl, skoro nepfekonatelne
obtize dopravou domaci, roz-
rusi Sc soustava penezni, wink
nou ohromne dluhy a dane, a
to ovsem vsecko pdsobf ma trhy
a tovarni vyrobu. ,Dnes. jest
ma prvnim miste tfeba, ably Sc
l,vyroba CO nejdrive uvedla do
proudu. Evropa mdze Sc Ia
chraniti jenom kdyz zacne zno
WI pracovati. A prace jest "a
stavena v mire daleko vetsl
nezli 81 zde mGzete predstavi-
IT,"
Europa musi zacit znovu
vyrabeti, ably Sc mohla do to-
no pustiti, k tomu bude po-
trebovati pomoci. Hlavni po-
vinnost, ulehciti il v breme-
mech, spadne ovsem ma mas.
Take JIM narodOve mohli by
lpomoci. Ma prvnim miste mu
sine poskytnouti Europe liver,
,nikoli liver takovy, ktery by j
iznovu naplnil statni pokladny,
ktere jsou velice prazdne, ale
liver takovy, ktery by pomohl
ma nohy jejimu prGmyslu, uver
ne v penezich, ale surovinach
We strojich, v jistem mnozstvl
potravin a potreb pro zeleznl.
CO."
"Verim, re Sc staneme pru.
myslovym strediskem sveta
Neverim, re Sc to stane lehce
anebo re to pride samo sebou
Londyn byl financnim stredi.
skem sveta po dlouhou dobu a
konal sve povinnosti dobre, a
lie kdyby vsechny obchodni
cesty vedly onim smerem, tolik
jest jisto, re takovy financni
sired sveta musi byt v stavu
; vyplacet sve financni zavazky
ma pozadani We zlate. To do
vede Amerika, ale nikdo v Ev
rope"
"Nase vyhody nebudou jer
: financni. Budeme miti ohron
ny zahranicni obchod, ale mu'
: SINE 81 pamatovati, re naSin
ukolem neni jen prodavati, ny
brz take kupovati. Musime
: hledati jine narody S takovym
zbozim, jakeho my potrebuje'
: me a chceme koupiti. Zboz
musi Sc platiti zbozim. Nit
: by nam to nebylo platno, kdy
, bychom sami nekupovali jer
: prodavali hromadili zlato {
/ cenne papiry. Nebylo nam tC
/ zdravo. Musime otevriti sve
/ trhy, tax ably JIM narodove me
, Ii prilezitost platiti ia veci, kite
l rych potfebuii, iinak nemohou
: cd mas kupovati to, co NAME
"Vzpamatuje-li Sc Europa
! ,staneme Sc narodem, ktery bu
+. de zasobarnou celeho sveta ne
, jenom v uveru, ale v surovi
| mach. To Sc jeste nikdy nesta
: 10 V dejinach sveta. Bud me
nekdo penize aneb material
: ale nikdy oboji najednou, M.
: name obojiho nadbytek a We
o die toho mas prdmysl v praven
e slova smyslu kvete. My zaso
: bujeme svych 105,00O,000 Iidi
i vsim potrebnym, vyrobime vse
V cko. co potrebujeme sami /;
! pro vsecko, co nam zbyde, ma
: jdeme trh v cizine. Dnes Wy
~, L,,o,o ooo1 - QOn ~, 'f,,.,x u -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
WORK lEr TO l,E DONE.

Many OF us are prone to look upon
.hc work incident to the grca; world
war as finished, or nearly so. with
the cessation OF hostiliticS. And no,
little Of the work of the war is
finished. BUT NOT ALL. by anv
means.
DO you know and if YOU do know
have yOu fully c0mprchcnded the
fearful faCt--that some 10000, 600
people human beings like ourselves
are actun ly starving to-day. and
that they look to America for sue
cor?
And there is something strange in
the situation. These greatest Of the
&ftcr-war sufferers represent two ma
tiOns-the Jews. Gods chosen peo-
pie, and the Armenans, the first
Christians. What an opportunity
Christian America. big, rich, blest
fbove all nations on tho face OF the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
WHY NOT GROW TOMATOES? &?

The South is endeavoring to raise
the price Of cotton by cutting down
the acreage this year. There are
many farms in every section of our
county where part of the cotton
acreage can be advantageouSly util-
lied by substituting tomatoes for
cotton.
The cultivation Of tomatoes is by
no means new idea but it is one
| that for some reason has never been
taken up to any appreciabe extent
in Oconee. We have heard some who
have gone into the tomato raising
| In past years say that the yield
proved not only abundant, but profit
able. Why not try it out this year?
j. II. Barnett adyertises that he is
ready to contract with tomato grow
crs for the crops raised. Would it
not be well to make an experiment
with at least small plots--say from
half TO two-acre SectiOnS--giying
these small patches careful and bust
neSS-like attention?
We would like to know that the
tomato proposition will be given con-
sidcration this year by at least few
good farmers. We would not advise
going too deep into this line. F.x-
pcriencc with cotton in the past
should warn against committing the
same folly in different line. We
DO not recall winter during which
canned goods of most any kind have
proved drag on the market
Canned goods arc as staple in win
'cr as corn and oats and other grains.
There is room in OcOncc for half a
hundred small. individual canning
OUTFITS in addition to the Barnett es-
tnbli$hmcnt. which is operated on Il
wholcsal" basis. But this plant has
seldom been furnished with sufficient
fruits and vegetables to meet it's
full capacity.
AT any rate. give the matter some
thought
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
M.ASTEIs'S SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.
In Court Of Common Pleas.

In Court Of Common Pleas.
Pursuant to decree of the afore-
said Court in the case named below,
Will Offer for sale. to the highest
bidder, in front Of the Court House
door, at Walhalla, S. c., on MONDAY,
he Ith day Of April, 1919, between
the legal hours Of sale, the lot Of
lnnd below described:
Jesse S. Carter, Plaintiff,
VS..
Jabez Whitner and Mary Ellen Whit
ner, Defendants.
All that certain piece, parcel or
lot OF land situate, lying and being
~ the County Of Oconee. Of the State
OF South Carolina, on the east side
"f Little Toxaway Creek, at mouth
ot Cely branch, running down said
1anch three acres IN length and
40 acres in width. same being in
torm parallellogram, containing s
Hcres, more or less. and being the
tract Of land conveyed to Arthur
Whitner by William Carson by deed
raaring date the 9th day Of July,
$40. and recorded in Office Of the
r:erk Of Court for Oconee County,
=. c.. on the 10th day Of September,
$40, in Deed Book MN, page 296,
~ being the same tract conveyed
TO William Carson by Mrs. NJ. r.
"andiver by deed dated 5th day OF
december, 1909, and recorded in
said Office in Book &C. page $50.
Terms Of Salc-Cash. That in
event OF failure Of the purchaser, or
purchasers, to comply with the terms
OF sale within five days from day Of
sale, the Master do rc-advertise and
le-sell said premises on the following
Snleday. or some convenient Saleday
thereafter, at the same place and on
thn same terms as heretofore set out
at the risk OF the former purchaser
on purchasers, and that he do con-
tinue so to do until he has found a
purchaser, or purchasers, who comply
with tho terms OF sale.
purchaser to pay extra for papers
aud stamp w. O. WHITE,
Master for Oconcc County, S. e.
March 18Th. 1919. 12-11.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
American Ship Sinks-O Perish.

London. March l5.--Ninc sailors
ire reported drowned in the sinking
or the American naval transport
lsclhavcn. which struck a mine at
l."' o'clock Friday morning accord
ing TO Il report to lloyds. The Yscl-
maven was bound from Baltimore to
Copenhagen. Thirty-hve survivors
have been landed at Hartlepool by a
British steamer
(Thc iselhaven measured 3,55S
tons and was built in Rotterdam in
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19

Dort owners and others should send for the "War
Memorial Number" of periodical DORT DO
1NGS, published January IS. 1t tells a graphic
story, mostly in pictures of this conpany's activi-
ties during the war and win prove a valuable
mr. to those interested in he big part played by the
automobile industry IN the great conflict. You're
for the asking.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice Is hereby given that the un
dc fsigned will make application te
y +. Martin, Judge Of Probate for
'l@ohee county, in the State of Soutf
LH'ollha, at his Office at Walhalla
= lrt House. on Thursday, the Sd
- or April, 1919, at II o'clock
~ me forenoon. or as soon thereafter
- said application can be heard, for
io't'e to make final settlement of the
tate Of j. y. Timms. Deceased,
ana to obtain final discharge as Ex-
ltrix OF the said estate.
: RS) EMMA MMERELL.
Executrix Of the Estate Of J. r.
Tfmms, Deceased.
March 5, 1919. 1918.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
Pay in advance--Couricr 81 year

1916. She was taken over by th"
United States Shipping Board afte'
the United States entered the wa,.
She left Baltimore February l8 for
Copenhagen. The sinking O. the
Yselhayen probably occurred in TIE
North Sea. as lIartlepool, whore the
survivors were taken, is port on
tie eastern coast Of England.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
Contaminated on Several CharSc
(Farm and Factory, 18th )

Chief Of Police Williams, Henry
Rochester and George Rochester,
were in Columbia last week attend.
ing court martial proceedings at
Camp JacSkon They were witness
"s for the government against Arm
old Wesley and Dave Spangler. sol
Gicrs. who. it will be remem bcred,
held up at the point Of gun ana
:obbcd George Rochester near onnc-
cr some time ago. Mr.. Williams
<rys Spangler and Wesley arc
'toughs" and that the sentences
against them for some four or Eve
crimes. similar to that involving
Rochester, will hold them in Fort
l.cavcnw worth for years. Rocheslcr
was robbed Of $500
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
4 Advertised flGli,

The following; is lis. Of lrttera re-.
lainlnS uncGilCd .or in the Walhalla
rHt office FOR the week ending March
., 1918: Luther CUiiInS, Miss Eii;,
GrimiOn, Miss Mamie holmes, John
y. Holbrooks. Mrs. Lille Phillips.
Wnen calling for the above please
say they are advertised.
N. FAINT, p. NJ,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19
WAI,IIALIA, $. g.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1910.
MAKE MAY EIGHT MltaIOltA lsI II,.

Seneca Red Cross District is max
ing preparations to have il great
celebration at Seneca on May Sth
next, in honor Of the soldiers and
date returned to their homes from
service OF their country. This is Il
move in which The Courier joins
mos heartily. The boys who have
go deserve some recognition at the
;.ands Of the civilian population, and
Seneca Red Cross District workers
should receive the hearty cO-ODera-
ton OF every citizen Of Oconee in
their undertaking to give the first
real organized recognition Of our re-
turncd soldiers and sailors.
1t is the plan OF the Seneca Red
cross District to give the b0ys Il
rousing welcome, Il hountiful dinner.
to have them parade for the benefit
of the public and doubtless in com
nany with those organizations that
unefit of the boys at the front
here will be speeches by men o,
lominrucc in civilian life and by
representatives chosen by the sol
'ier-sailor boys to speak for them as
r BODY.
o2@".n .H .rsa "oT;ura "am
hr nrurty "o.ujuron1r oS ull otaa
3cd |r.-. ,,H.Irl. Il, ,hn county
,hey also want the names or all sol
diers and sailors who have returned
from overseas or military camp. and
They want these names Just as early
as they can get them. No soldier or
sailor need feel any delicacy about
"nnding in his name to the Red
Cross workers OF Seneca They re-
quest that each one shall do SO at
once, and they make the request be-
cause they want to get the name of
every one Of our boys" who has re-
turned home with his honorable dis
charge from the service. Don't wait
Gil tlle tdSL moment. lf you are
among the boys who have returned
from overseas or from military camp.
sit right down now and write brief
note to T. B. Jones, chairman Of the
committee Of arrangements, and in
this note give MIR. Jones your full
name, company. regiment. etc. We
do not know that more than your
name is desired by this committee for
this occasion. but there will be
plenty Of times when this informa
tion viii prove Of value. and the Civ
ing OF it now in this connection will
De OF use in future days If it is not
needed for tho present occasion.
Anyway. let's all cooperate with
the Seneca District Red Cross in
this most commendable enterprise Of
entertaining our returned soldiers
and sailors. And keep in mind the
date May Sth---and make your en-
Eagcments between now and then
with the view in end Of having May
"th open for but one occasion, and
ihat the gathering at Seneca in hon
or OF our soldier and sailor boys re-
turned from answering the call Of
country and duty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19

| earth, to the rescue Of the first
, Christian nation, now starving, pitt
fully in need Of help: this same
America to the rescue of tho Jews,
Gods people, chosen Of Him. He re-
jccted by them. What an opportuni-
ty to bring the jewish nation to the
foot of the Cross! MANS extremity
is Gods opportunity" Certainly that
portion Of tho Jewish nation--the
Jews of the dispersion at
the mercy Of Turk. Russian and Ger
lIan oppressOrs, arc in state OF
Gre need matched only by the de-
r,orable condition Of the Armenians.
They are all our brothers. Will we
seek to evade our duty and ask. "Am
my brothers keeper?"
We have heard the expression,
''lmerica is not responsible for tho
condition Of either Jews or Armen-
ians." Let us devoutly thank God
that we are not-but let us not seek
TO shirk responsibility that con-
fronts us because it has been given to
us, as Il nation, to be above atrocities
and barbarities. Let us rather act
the part Of the Good Samaritan, do
ing what we can to relieve the suffer-
ings Of these two peoples, who come
u us with appeals to give of our
bounty, not that they may live in
.xury, but that they may have
strength to battle against starvation
nutil they are able to make another
crop with which to sustain life The
appeals come for no more han this
and in thousands Of cases. even doing
>nr best. the effort will prove futile,
sufficient quantities, thousands will
have pcrishcd
America to the rescue Of the Ar
menian and the Jew.
great opportunity to serve ''ln
Ills Name" is presented. Doubtless
YOU will be called upon personally
~ some representative OF the two
great causes and solicited fol a sub
*cription. Give chcer!ully. give as
literally as your circumstances will
permit.
There is nn reason why C\n"y one
in our county should not contribute
something to .!r.,n worthy causes
Yea mav not b. called upon, YOU may
hr overlooked: you may be absent
when you are called upon. But these
conditions that we have mentioned
rccd not operate to exclude you as
y contributor to these two. or to
one of the two. causes. We have not
| teen asked to solicit subscriptions
N either, but if there arc those who
Tor any reason do not como in CON
'act with solicitors for these worthy
...Hss.. T''. "-V'icr w I've. Hc-
( i4#"wtodEr ",'t jruuGm. /. The pro-
Mr p'anoa al, uhs"~irnuua mat arc
an,;r to u@
I!a' ,}@o. :.. .u.D.iNUJv- f.
is ours rs clearly as any responsibility
has ever come to any people. And
| it is not only a responsibility-iti is
privilege as we'll.
BE ready to give of your abund-
ance for the help Of those who have
naught left but breath and a fast
diminishing store Of physical
strength.
The Armenians and the Jews call
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
NEw MINICo CIUH NOTES
ny Mr~. o. ~ Maior~.

Tho clUsiuE meeting ~ ihe Ration
SurHHiH Tor The current yrHr wac hfld
Ht the home uf Mrs Cd o. o. Turner
un laat lrIduf afternoon After H
hur business session. tho commit.
trr presented Jan excellent musical and
literary program. which was greatly
enjoyed. SuccsediuE tho program. u
delicious luncheon was served at
whlrh unique place cards mHd, from
birch bari sont hy MrH Willis Brown
from Wisconsin. were used.
The city Federation uf Women
clubs of Ration which inriudDs tho
sIfuslt thr Monday Progress club.
D. WnmHus club. 90, MtrbuWell
Club tu 90" HrHpcriun club are
making sr,tt preparations Tor the
1910 annual meeting uf the State Fed.
ration ~ Wumsu's clubs which Viii
hr held bon Ration ext October one
uf those modes ~ preparing Ia the
ElN.uE % BE- ball uu FRIDAY night Stay
18th. tf tho hIrn .hp1l gymnasium
tUU proceeds uf which Urn 200 Hr uHrl
' NtI fHH fuui fur tNr rHfrftf
MONT uf boo rIuh Itt.UH uf tho STATE.
"t.f fHl Tho siuHs formIug tht Ration
OTIS federation have H claim upon thr
Iuhil, thar Ourhf o. Boz recognized