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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
Nmiraai dsfepgt lpDttnn,aan.

Y S-<sASINJt t4sSpStAeI14tsCEytg4kttO
I1nel1taio, otltiranli bon Neiter iImpit-
tao, eta bdn or,toi f1sfpn ,lpotta-
Inlaan laiiput. Gen tefi ban fen iob=
oosta fln feiIari iooun alusia antoi
lntardpfieu. ettei pbtddn 5affan iota-
lainoista Lao ioutua mibolliien fiiiin.
slmiraali ianoo ianomalebti tieoois-
ia tulleenia liiben f6iitpfleen ett6 a.
1ielepo on 10 paattpnDt.
@nglauriae annetuisia lainoisia
oil pbteenid noin 5000 lafialaista
merimiestd 1,4OO englantilaiiet
ndistd pelnstllipnt Gromartp ssirt-
bin pobioisrannifoue tpiime illnnun-
toinn ia loput p6alitpdt uin1oHo, io-
ten beitd ei palionfnnn ole buffunut
iSafialaiiet oipat ipnrrfiro iotilas-
partiiaston baIlusfa. Merilullfut
iuurisia iotalaimoisia apattiin ia
,nerfiliien lpbpesid oiasio r,io idtti-
lais1aitpat uppolipat. ssptfut fadt,-
tDitDdt fplieueen ia otpat neben pin.
MALTA ipieldfin iefd pelastettotpisIa.
&un laitpat aIfoitpat ipoioonaon
! idi meren pitlnnue il,uri jouffo upo-
tettl1ien laitpoien pelastnsipeneitd
1iotfa ioittitpat engluntilnista iotalni-
moa fobti. Safiolaiten upleeri TO-
tnenii n1iebet burraantaan ia iitte
idtti nieffonia ergIantilaiien fonten.
toinne ia lauiui::
yMe en1me ole bpIsbeipifio. Mal,.
ia nuefirioitettiin tGn1an ia meild
oil nreiodn t1ddr1Dflemme ia olem1te
pnnneet fen toineen."
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
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Py0rrenlyrSky ttbnyt
birvlttdvdd bdvity$td.
Noin SO ibmistG iaaunt fnrmania
ia miliosnien arposta pmai-
iMmtta h6mitefth.

Biime itnnuntainn tuIi sseraug
JoQiin faitpungine illurin onnetto.
muus fnin on ldrtiiesf1 Win,eictas.
Ia tapabtln1,it. SiIloin pnorre.
myrsfp fobtaii faupunfia tnppaen
.ibmifi6 so SO ieuouiIle; 100 lo,,f.
fautili, ioista on .ioitofin fuoIIut id
lestd pain ia omaifuuoen b1mitps
noriee miliooniin.
HaitDd oil beIteinen ia lima ros.
fas Sltnp1itpGIlG feIIo 8 tienotsfa
oltoi pobioiiesta ia pohioislannesta
ftonienaan pafiuia tpuoren ndfoiliti
pilmid. Niita feuroii tnufalsta ia.
lomoimista ia iprinad, iofa labeni.
Sprina festi faifen nifoa. sSIna pi.
nleni pbd ia fello 4:15 oil ieItpi etti
anfdra lima on pubfeomasla. an-
faan ei aiatelllt pporremprsfpd,
mann etti tulee raeiooe ia peIGttiin
laibolt tuboa. Rello 4::35 pl,toiIi
fanatr munan iuuruiiio jditd baripaf.
leen ftnne, tonne, ntutta ne eifpot
tebneet iuurta tpabiilfoa.
Site piat ilrnestDi nuii nlllsta
pilmi pobioiiesta ia alfoi iatan1onri
alrfarnsti. ssa mt oil pp6rrenprsfp
alfanitt. Sn6e OF min airfara, ettei
moinllt ndbod MOS ia lima oil t1Dn-
nd puittcn lebti6 ia ler,t1ipid pirsto-
Ieita. Miuffoot fiirlibtipot iuoioon
felareibinfa, ioisia monet pclastui-
mat, iil6 n1liiltett min i,ilresia bG-
imtpfiesid diff enenlpi ibnriiid tullut
1urlnnt1ifii.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26

antiitpailr1lIdffo on ipatpnpt
MoniIosfd, Gilippiiaarilln.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
DmaiinnSen baipiS innri.

Srnaiilinoen bGtpitDs oil luuri ia
nronta tparafastd nliesti ia pbtio6
|metetti pnlion. Minnfin 100000
|tnrDitaan puntteeieen ioutuneioen
booG1taIaisten olttamifefii.
Otter 1aiI. foitntin oifelts.
|buone ,1eri ibnrr ro,lpioifii ids o..
aunt - = 6I1I Z o,fntimflks
|iDdbitfO or ai,lalin $75, 900 4 1 n q
gro,ro boteIli on baDttettD ID Iii-
|11d TAI errin ibmiii6 iurmania. $50
rtlontd teboasta, 5
firffoq ia Wortbern Eocific rortatien
|nienan b1ipitti mDrsfD fofonaan.
Greet Nortbern ralitatiell1 puboIii
mprsfD matfustaiaiinon pois robol.
ia, mutta, ibme fpu6, iiin1 Il t,,Iut
tpabinfoa ibntiiilIe.
WDrsfpn illurta iDoirnua iobistaa
lie, ettd fofonniien toiparaiunon ie
llaffaii pois raboIto ia raoolla oletpid
tGDiinaiIia tatparaipounnia ic rosti
bios ilnlaon ia fuletti pitfan matfccr.
ISiitd natfustaiail,nasta, ;:pffu
lmDrsfp foatoi 5 mailin pdGsfd fou-
putsgista, tentpaii ie irti pofsttiuous
nun icaaiiella tpoimalIo. ettd ratafis<
tot irtantuipot ia beitti tpunun 40
Iialnn pdabdn,
! yold 1l1aanantaita ipasten ioapui
0finneiotan fupern0ori Burnqu;st
| ia fenraali Hbinoip ief1 iotatp1fed
Mnneapolista ia ct. GIoubista ia
faupitnfi iulistettiin piiritpstilaan.
2dafareitd ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fiirnboettiin Jergus Jauiiin.
Snlituiiia ilnli0it6 t1sIG mprsfpn
tubosfa on ,iieito. se batpitti auto.
tallia multi idtti a,ltomobiiIit fosfe-
malta. MDrsfD fGrfi affunot ail,n-
noista ia mel bnonefalut nrufanoan.
Weitenf ie lai blonefalut ulos affunas
ia idrfemattd niitd on fpipnps.
0iiffeioen papercita fuIetti mprs.
! fD pitfid nlatfoia. 1eiant & @ino.
ior Dbti0tt fGgtetpn panffioioitteen
loDIi erds mics pcllolta Stem yorf
Dia1in ldbelld. Sen oil mprsfp fiji.
Iettattut so MALTA.
| grddltd nliebelt1 tnei nprsfp 500
libertp bonbeia ia ior,fun tperral, ra-
baa, iotfn BON otti ulos panftsta fun
oil aifeesin nlennd Gargooir pd6tta~
lniidn tefer1ddilid fauppaa iiead-
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
Safian meriiotilaat itpotta,pat
enempi iotnlaimpia.

Mime maanantai1ta ilnloitettiin
Meimarista ettG 5aflair meriIoti=
laat oiuat ,ipottaneet nefin iotaIai-
mat, iotfa olitpnt anffurisia &ielisiG,
Bilbelsbaipenisia ia rnuisia iata-
misia ia ioita,iei ollut anncttli lit.
tolltut,eille. 5ufian meltad of IL TO-
talaipoa iefd banittdiid liidffi, iotfa
on upotettn.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
DsasIaiaen IisteiIiiS .npstett1.

@eanldiien risteilii6n DIeein
1ipotti enelnntiIniinn sueoennldil,eu.
0leg oil 6,1OO stuassiu Inipo.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
@ambanebbot 9pipGflptDt.

SofIa OH tpiralliiesti iI1noittan,t
bplDafipnanid rallbaneboot ia tpiral-
linen raltbauiopilnuflen nuetirioitus
tapabtuu tanaan eli buomsitna
Oitis fun Yariiliin tlfi tieto 'Saf-
fan bp1uafipmiiestd, alfoi lisud pbtd
fll,lri riemlt fuin mime nlnrrasfuin
II p., ioGoin aielepo iulistettiin.
&ansfan padmirlisteri Glen.eneeall
laufaii e,tiindiie1 tpfin iubla anlpu-
n,iiesfn.
! Safia ilnloitti iliostllmania rnan.
ilontaina. @iel6 m6bdd enren Gnf.
ia iInoitti, ettd ie iuostilu n1liibin
4 ebtoibir, irnitto pDDit ettei feifnrio o.
tetn. tilffittanofii "a ettei sotinn iil'
e.itstetr S,diildffpyA II uf oio1ft v iase e4tfs
Gofiolle ,np0nnct1Gn tnfaiiin fiirto.
ntannia. Naibin ppprn0ibin onnet.
.tiin otis fieltotpi tnnstaus.
Sen ialfeen tuli maanattaino
Safialta tpiralliren tteto ettd ie iuos'
thu ral,baun niilla ebooiua fltin on
ilmoitettr 8aniatlfofousta ubfail
tim e,,nenfuin ie idnesti ebtoien IN.
tp1fipnriiestd. 1aboottiin ettei mi.
tenfi1n Iaa iuostlla iiiben ettd armei'
jan iobtaiat futen 9inoerburg ia
Duoenbortf iefa feiiari ia perint0'
Jrinsii y. m. tl,lelpat tiltfittalpafIi
Ntutta mifGGn ei auttanit. Git.
toutuneet eiipit arta,tect enddn pb.
tiGn -Iietpitpfii1 eifd piternpdd aifaa
8uplen miljoouaa niesta oil ipalmit.
na morsiimaan Safian iiidmaaban
sso litte f,,itenfin pliii ouut iuostut'
tapo, niinpG Sofio nafi parbaafll
nIistun nGItt1ln1tt1mnnoen mufoar.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1919-06-26
Safian labettilGitG ii fnmln.

sSield ellen felo 4:45 iltapdi-
ipGlld ei 'Safian rallbanldbettilaita
ullut ioopulutt 8ariiliin iofa berdt-
tdG binuuGstpstd liittol,tuneisia.
9lifomus on IdhettGa llltimatulni
Safion ballitlfielle, iosla onnetaan
mulitanlia t,,ntia aifaa mddrati Id
betpston. Sc Inllo on nleinelt, etta
ranhonehoot allefirioitetaan iofo
periantaina eli lallantoina, lnabbol-
Iiiesti jo tiii,iidn fosfa inl1ret pdi-
n1lilet on iiti Darten naurattp
tifft pGt1p1flt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16

sufficient gas to meet the needs Of cold
weather 10 is the hope of the com
pany that when the compressor is fin
ished gas can be showed into the line
at & pressure of from 200 10 800 pounds
TO the square inch which should I've
ample TO meet an of our requirements
The local gas company is at present
connected with six gas wells, with "a
total volume Of from twenty 10 twenty
tive million feet per day of low pres.
sure gas, which volume with the aid
Of the compressor station should take
care of ArdmOre's requirements for the
coming winter
However what Arlmoro must face
next winter if other sources Of gas are
not found in This territory, is Disagree
able to contemplate.
The writers do not intend 90 hold
any brief for the local gas company, but
only intend to outline the true facts of
the case. In their opinion the com
panN's derelictiOn lies not i'm the failure
TO attempt to secure Il supply of gas in
the field, rs stated in the Ardmoreite.
but in IFS delay in starting installation
OF IFS compressor, and for its failure to
install additional pipe line facilities.
ROY NJ JOHNSON,
L.. DUNLAP.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16

i Lone Star ttl Elu,r..r.,r b., ,..,,- D,
.t.Un., , .t,,.,,,i.. '.,,,-,,,........ .,'.,..
af D.... n, 900 ,,,. ',',,, .,,.,. r..
' "' ''' '"'l'-OI'' Was 4N error
~ aus '''l' ''l' ,''l"''7 o- norm
0'''''' '''''' warm at 'H'
W. '' Ter county gus NHlie
-, ''''"-''' S"i'''eu' Inc Dal'as
.'. ". W. .>o'' 'ii'''' I' stated 'h'i IN
''''..S P''''7 'i pI..'5 'hefe was not
gus '' Hsnl stoves. and u
..'''."+ statement appeared in H dis.
''''' '.''" I OFT " oI'h.
I'r plain truth of the matter is That
the roN field is practically exhausted.
IH" tremendous gas wells that We're
brought n several years ago are now
producing almost nothing Ardmore
citizens thus must face ihc dislgreeabIc
fact that unless some new source Of
gas is soon found they viii have 10 use
"in'r means for heating and cooking
during the cold winter months. Ard.
NOR" IS not alone u this uroIIcanent.
Iat" ISSUES of the Oklahoman call at.
tDuuon to the 1acl of eae .n tha, c.tr
. 4.l- H.tn from lfllhF
| four fields u various parts nr the
state. West Virginia. Indiana. Ohio
"d irnnsylyauia hav. au gone through
Oh" same experience. Whenever pas
fields were first opened mp cvcrv one
mad plenty of gas ana f was used TO
excess and often allowed to b'ov into
the oir. Within few years the pres.
sure and volume went down until most
of fine cities in these states. many wears
ago, had to look for other fuel for the
winter months.
Although the local company has
made every possible effort 10 secure
from producers sufficient gas for ifs
patrons, there would not today be such
. % serious shortage had adequate pine.
line facilities been provided The great
er portion Of the pipe line SUPPLYING gas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16
Y NJ C. A. Tackles Bosbevism and High Living Cost
Convention Of 5000 VIII Act ON National Problems
Assimilation Of 100000 United
State and 100000 Canadia,
Fighting Men on Program
that Provides for an Ex'
tension of the Work in Many
Fields.

Boston. Mass. A. A. Hyde, Wichita.
Kan. c. r. Joy, KeolSulS, Ia; Z. J:
Kingsbury, New Haven, Conn., and
Others.
Commission on the Relation OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton to the hurches.-President w.
Douglas Mackenzie, Hartford, Conn.
chairman; DR.. w. p. Merrill, New
York City, vicc-chairman; +; ".
Aver, Camden, N. J.; John Willis
Baer Pasadena, Cal; President
Clarence A. Barbour, Rochester, N.
Y; Edward II. Bonsall, Philadel-
ohia, Pa; Professor Q. F. Brown,
Nashville, Tenn. p. c. Dix. Louis
Vile Ky; Bishop Coadjutor Frank
Du Moulin, Toledo, O.; Eugene c.
Foster, New York City; Judge F.
A. Henry, Cleveland, Ohio; George
c. Hubert Hartford, Conn. Judge
V. Lane, Ann Arbor. Mich; A H.
Lichty, Columbus. Ohio; L, Wilbur
Messer Chicago, H.; President E.
Y. Mullins, Louisville Ky; Bishop
Thomas Nicholson, Chicago, III; DR..
George c. Pidgeon Toronto, Ont
DR.. Robert F. Speer, New York
City; DR.. Ernest VI. Stires, New
York City; w. c. Stoever, Philadel-
phia, Pa; ]. r. Stone, Baltimore,
Md; DR.. James |. Vance, Nashville,
Tenn; DR.. Charles R. Watson, Phil
adelphia Pa; Professor II. L. Will
lett, Chicago, H.; +. Graham Will
son, New York City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16
BOOZE AND TOBACCO
BANNED IN WORLDWIDE
v. {, 7. j. CAMPAIGN

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80 ',o' i,.'. tl,g a,1
'eC,''' 'C' ~" Wv ,''a,n' af oIoohoI an1 ,o,ao.
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w. wa, '''' o'''''" 80, Wv, y''
nIil,'o,i WV .>''''o',,'' .,.,,
III '''i'', '''OV I''o''
oPeneu '',I' 'ou'! 'p''N,'7
''i"' p'o'''''''o'' "'' '''
"oor UNREST anu ''''i'i''9 ~ "''' w ,,
10 II t'"' pre'"''''' S'''N'S WI '"'''''
were ueNo''' VI ''o'''''''
inc women pIeugeu themselves 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16
ANTI-B00ZE PETITION OF
900. 900 WOMEN PLACED
ON VIEW AT ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, Nov. 1.-THE famous
W. c. r. U. polyglot petition, bear
ing more signatures, it is said, than
any other petition ever drawn up in
the world, has reached here and
been placed on exhibition at the
national convention of the Won
ans Christian Temperance Union.
The petition is said to contain the
signatures of 100000 women. in
supplication for the abolition Of the
OWLS of alcohol and opium from the
nations of the earth. These sigma.
lures are OF women of practically
every known race and creed.
The names are inscribed on 5000
yards of muslin web. The petition
has been assembled by women
working in fifty different countries
and parts Of 1t have Travelled over
the entire world.
The task OF gathering the numer.
ous names on the petition is as
cribed to Mrs. Rebecca Shuman,
who has devoted two years to the
tremendous job of assembling It,
Plans to carry the dry campaign
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16
CONGRESS PLANS SINE DIE
ADJOURNMENT BY DEC.

Washington, Nov. 10. Tentative
plans for sine die adjournment Of the
present session Of congress were made
today by senate ana house republican
leaders by resolutions in the two bod.
Ies lt is proposed that the house shall
DE permitted to adjourn on passage of
the pending railroad bill-expected next
week-and the senate on disposition of
the peace treaty. The resolution would
give each body authority 10 adjourn in.
dcpnndently OF the other any time be.
tween now ana December !.
Senator Curtis Of Kansas, republican
whip, presented il in the senate and
asked immediate consideration, hut
Senators Gronna. republican, OF North
Dakota. and Ashurst, democrat, of Ari'
2ona. objected and It went over.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16
DereIichon Of Duty to Public in
Delaying Compressor Installation is
One Of Chief Offenses Of C. LIP. Co.

HEto. A.uulitl..
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..-ar-1 m rHc. ou .ne front Dag,
.p ,.aura 10 .ua focal gas situation
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mru,s
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16
NOUNG ARDMOREITE EMPLOYE
TRIES TO PRESS SEWER GAS
INTO CONSUMER" SERVICE

The Ardmoreite office was the scene
of young conflagration Saturday
morning and it looks for a moment as
II serious results would follow.
A young man employed in the stereo-
typing department who is afflicted with
the cigarette habit, dropped u match
in a sink where sewer gas had accu-
mulated, and by the time he could re.
cover from his surprise the alarm had
been turned in.
The fire department responded
promptly, but It's services were not
needed. as first aid had been applied
and the flames extinquished before the
boys arrived.
1t is needless to state that the young
man in question is going TO look twice
before dropping another lighted match
and then the chances are that he will
not do so.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-16
Values OF War Work.

Commission on the Conservation
el the Values of the War Work.
Joseph r. Alling, Rochester, N. Y.
chairman; T. w, Ramsay, Cleveland,
O., viyc-chairman; DR.. Maitland Al
sxander, Pittsburgh, Pa; President
Guy Potter Benton, Darlington, VT:
1t Co. Gerald W. Burks, Montreal.
Cue; 4. 6. Bookwalter, Cincinnati.
Ohio; JohG Brown. Jr., Toronto.
Ont. L. L, Buell., Detroit, Mich;
William Sloane Coffin, New York
City; William Knowles Cooper,
Washington, D. c.; Z. J. Couper.
Minneapolis, MINI; w. II. Dan
forth, St Louis, Mo; Walter T.
Diack, New York City; Henry D.
Dickson, Dayton, OHIO; DR.. Harry
Emerson Fosdick, New York City.
Ralph w. HARRISON, Pittsburgh,
Pa; President Henry c. King, Ober-
lin, Ohio; Abner Knsman, Mon
treal, Que. H, P. Lansdale, Roch-
ester, N. Y; J, G. McNary FL
Paso, Tex; William D. Murray, New
York City; John w. Pontius, Column
bus, Ohio; z. B. Pratt Colorado
Springs, Col; I. B. Rhodes, Port
land, Ore; w. A. Scott, Dallas.
Tex; President ]. Rosa Stevenson,
Princeton, N. J.; William F. Sweet,
Denver, COL; Bishop Luther B.
Wilson New York City; Professor
Henry B. Wright. New HaysA
Conn. =
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tend. From their experience it is
promised much benefit viii be OBJ
tanned in bringing the association to
a closer footing with the people in
all its endeavors.
The various divisions OF Y. NJ. c.
A. work in the United States and
Canada-railroad, student, army and
navy, state, county, and industrial
associations-will hold sectional con
ferenccs at which the particular rec
concentrations to the convention will
be drafted. Reports also will be re-
ceived from the Commission on No-
cational Training which plans to en-
brace practically every city and town,
and from the Commission on For
cign Work.
Especial attention will be given to
a closer alliance between the y. NJ.
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Commission on the Occupation OF
the Field A. Crossett, Boston
Mass, chairman; Cyrus II. McCor
mick, Chicago, Ill.,, vice-chairman; A
c. Bedford and George W. Perkins
New York City; John G. Eagan, All
lanta, Ga; Carl L. Millikin, Maine ;
r. Z. Olds, Lansing, Mich; E. Rog-
ers Kemp Tulsa, Okla; L. A.
Coulter, Dallas, Tex; L. T. Warner,
Bridgeport, Conn; D. II, McAlpin,
Morristown, N. J.; S. Ackley, Rich
mond, Va; II. M. Beardsley, Kan
sas City, Mo; Russell Bennett,
Minneapolis, Mo; Bayard II. Chris
tey, Sewickley, Pa; Clarence T.
Dodge, Colorado Springs, Col; w.
W. Fry, Camden, N. J.. Robert Gar
rett, Baltimore, Mo; John c. Has
well. Dayton. Ohio: Z. w. Hearne.
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Brooks returned Saturday afternoon
from Nicholasvile, Ky. where they
have been for the past three weeks.
Dr. Brooks conducted very success.
full revival meeting in thai city and he
and Mrs. Brooks visited their daughter
who lives at Portsmouth, Ohio, a few
days following the meeting which closed
last Monday.
DR.. Brooks will conduct regular serv-
ices at the First Christian church today.
beginning the day with Il talk to the
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Greatest Gathering in History
of Organization VIII Act on
Acute Problems of Day at
Detroit Westinghouse Than
Million Members Repre-
sented.

From means OF combating dan
gerous radicalism to the Worldwide
expansion OF Y work, is the range
of subjects to be disposed OF at the
Fortieih International Convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions OF North America in Detroit
November 1923.
Among the delegates will be man
of the influential figures in business
and industrial as well as religious
affairs, and in deciding upon a pro-
gram Of broader activity for the Red
Triangle the convention will draw
largely upon the wealth OF expert
ence gained by this greatest OF well
fare organizations in the World
War.
The 5000 delegates will represent
more than 100000 members OF the
Y. NJ. {. A. in the United States,
Canada and the insular possessions
OF the United States.
Indicating the scope of the pro-
gram TO be determined are the fol-
lowing items upon which reports will
be presented by special commissions
which for the past several months
have had them under intensive
study:
Further cooperation of the
Y. M. c. A. in the proper
assimilation OF the 4,S00 600
limited States and 100000
Canadian fighting men
Methods of quieting the
labor unrest by reducing the
living cost and curbing Boil
.hevism.
Extension of Y. M. c. A.
,Torts toward Americaniza-
tim of the foreign-born.
Establishment OF closer re-
tons between the Y. NJ
C. A. and the Church and
,ter religious and welfare
1odies.
Extension of "Y" work in
rural communities through the
use of the type Of "Y" hut
developed at the front.
Requests by France, Italy,
Greece, Poland, Czecho Slova-
kia and the peoples of Asia
Minor and Siberia for contin-
uance of "Y" work among
their civilians and armed
forces.
Formation of a permanent
organization of the $4,000 "Y"
workers who served in the
war and the use of women
secretaries - 2,70O of whom
went to war-in peace time
activities.
Extension of Y. M. c. A.
work among the negroes.
4 thousand Of the men who direct
ed Red Triangle work at the front
and in army cantonmcnts at home,
including number newcomers
from the countries still racked by
the aftermath Of conflict, will at
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The contemplated permanent worl;
OF the American Associations in
Europe and the East, requested by
the several local governments, will
be explained in detail by DR.. John r.
Mott, general secretary of the Ma
tional War Work Council and the
International Committee of the Y.
NJ, {. A.; Z. G. Carter, secretary in
charge of the Y with the American
Expcditionary Forces, and D. A.
Davis, who latterly has directed the
work in France and with the Army
of Occupation. The further opportun-
tiles afforded in Africa and Latin
America where the Y. NJ. c. A. is
already established, also will be con-
sidered as OF major Importance.
All in all Or. Mott sums up
this convention, the seventy-hye
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to the farthermost ends OF the
earth and make prohibition world
wide were considered today by the
executive committee Of the Nation
al Womens Christian Temperance
Union, which opened its convention
here today.