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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
RICH PEOPLE TOFlhD
THEIR HEAVEN N HE'LL.
So Declares Woman Who Claims
She Has Been 1nere; focr
Man Hss His
Day

New York. Dec r--The mysserv g
iessk is 10 b. solved socn e.y SCIENCE
according 10 Miss Ella sniak E.awsoa
writer and student a. mesnr hysic,.
THE Great Grssly Terror Is 10 b.
aroeed by the International LAST; nss
Of Meta hysies just foanded ia PARIS
NY a groap ~ s1ch cel,br' les as
Henri BergSon. Nine Carrie and Chza
RicAet
Miss LAWSON Chains 10 have bssr
in the world beyond
II happened 60 nae six CT ss~en
r.onshs age" she exg aimed. n mas
tistd cat VITA overwcrk. One aster-
noon ! wSS sitting in my easy cha :
VIXEN suddenly feli a trsns ndoas
vibration.
n sisdnI know whSf 10 tAink at sr- i.
vas EeFtecily consgso3s o. every
ihing about me.
Then waa carried across hv this
vihTs.soa wsS in she other world. O.
wAich ,Ae conscious world We alve in
is SnF hasf.
Was Aa1 penesa to nae WAS present !.
"a In drama foszn. Thsre were two
there tw0 friends a. mine. Yea wo1ic
say hey we're dead, haS do not rec
oSniEe such a condition ss dsash
There sscod friend os mine. Auressa
Pierce She spoke Ga ms
She was sandiry in a roam-yes.
tA~re are reoHst houses. all hese
u rrs we have here are In the oiher
~e~ld, soa
~We are all so aiind here Secsuve
wt have no vssson in This ear MY
y ID in wAAch we dwtM. Our exist
encs will be made complete b. an un-
aers;ant.ng az this othsr wor,a. Us
a2liy called the svirst world.
The two words are coming to-
geiher. not 6y occulsism or by sp.rif
islism bu' by the reasoning and dg
sovsries cf pGre. cold science.
In the osher word we shall live
sitse rensly There will be no money
standards 60 make Us urhz,ry.
"Dni all must create and work. The
-lch man ~ho has always lved by he
oil Of Others viii be In sorry plight
There Kill be hell for him because he
irgt perform ct fir the mes; men
al tasks in order 10 tit himself for
srvlce of some higher sor. .Aisr on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
A LESSON IN !.
j. PRODUCTION

Hats off to the Missouri hen.
which laid 302 eggs in year. ac.
coraling ~ the tally III y contest
recently concluded. Without re-
gard for working sours. shop con-
dltions.. pay for over time or any
thing else this little old Missouri
chicken stayed on the job, devot-
cd her attention TO the work in
hand and her production record
speaks for itself. Something may
have told this hen that the world !
need was increased pro
dnciion. If so. the way she de-
liyered the goods should prove an
to human workers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
QUICK ACTION WHEN
Pneumonia THREATENS
Tightness ami Soreness in
Chest Calls for Begy's
Mustarine

Don't fool with slow acting liul-
Iasris- pO1.iic.s. plasrers. hot wsrer
bottles snc the like when Begy's Mus-
'aTine- the first ard best Improvement
o. Graudns'S oid-tsshioaed Mustard
Plaster wiN s1bdue the inflammation
and Eas yoa right over night.
rs h0i SUITS Begv's Musssrtne-
that's WHY if's she sreezsEs; killer os
pain IN The word
Bal ID can nos biister-vou can al
says depend ON rhat. bnt il w1M open
Vp the pores and end the MISERY. in
double quick time.
lis the real honer II remedy for ALI
aches and pains. For ccnxsssscn and
Inflammation. for swallinxs and sore
ress-
Use il the rirufe, you susDeci shzT
influenza Is attacking Won and rerncus-
Der to ar-iy il promptly il you want
70 c11q1er sore tarozt- sonsiiirfs.
Group. coughs. pieurssy OF bronchitis
in 5nss q few hours
Always in The yellow bOx-nevsr
sold in Sars-zrd money back II no,
1s advertised. Re sure its Begys
S. C. segis a CO. Leroy. ny
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Hess eninence may safely repeat
his words.
Why should the people Of the
! United States and Canada produce
tremendously on credit for those
who viii do nothing 'hemselvesf 7
The role of charitable object on
one side and perpetual philan-
thropist on the other carries less
atfraefiveness than a year ago. for
European nations have done moth
ing much IN the last IL months
except compliment themselves
upon their patriotism. and look 10
America for snsfenancc. Even
Mr. Hoover, who has done SO much
and said so much for European
nations, finds /, easy 10 assert
that the United States may de-
velop 8 blightinc spirit of pauper-
ism hy taking over too completely
burdens the old world should
carry as its own. Our assistance
he insists. should he limited Ia a
sherf time, since long continuance
would further lower European |
morale hv feeling Of dependency. |
and ii persisted in too long would |
result in ohligating old world na-
SONS ~ heavily that another war
souli hr the result.
The matters Of credits. he says
,hoNld hc adjusted quickly but
without the appearance 81 penal
xing ihc United States Ia any
'nrsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
DOG IS MAILED AND
TRAVELS 20 MILES
Thirty-Five Cents In Stamps
We're Stuck To His Ears and
He Had a Pisasan.
Trip

SAN Francisco. Dea 2--Eve1 a paE
may nea5 q change of climate
And song train scu-nsy ngrA. e.
Z Aaslarsy geassns ia him. es ssal-
iT s raa eells6ren a. home are g'aagina
s sssa~ss sh% grain pr hsve ~oT-
afw -arree sagze ribbons 10 his gzi'
Gt coarse &c IS expensive to eivs
szs sae vacation AZ -onris. RATES. BE
hs -asghs a.e saat gArouga me uas
DIV parcel uass PERHAPS by stica,s-c
s7@nl1 g. aiS asr e- tail BE co1a1
ee rnosr arywa=re.
Naw Msr sath q thtng 6lG hapres
gn 81 N-.sers. Cal Vp tAera 3 mon-
-eg gzs wss ssa1E.ed fnro the matt
ans reached Elmer Crews liza Bar
ElrE Trinity Scazsv, e-3 -nitss away
TAs dor was recognized as first
slass -ss tsr shsee DAYS. Aat en-
ss e3 al the privileges ot Gives,0c9
81 ~zs te1 wgSsns6 ard pasted ths
eatsre asance
-ecc 6.nE to reg1sa-5 5oaa rnas e5she7
r-avel 10 hasz2ga cars or gadies' saps
hs z1Sas a.eirv reserved Tor queer
Af ard dav- did chicks
rs sars was rAirty-slve cents j.
Fg~ga ge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
DOING WELL

NO Aer and naysslt sAking ths
aswce oi so1ss kind friends. are tax
ing Mayrs W0nde~ful Remedy for bad
Stomach sud sver trolhle and eioSs
ae TAa medicine Is rightly and we'
nanas3 'WOaSeFfal' tav Smch ia ss. u
hss -1iaiv done wo-d9rs for NJ
ssh 81 Is einpls. harmless prep
a-zton 3haf removes gae casarrAa
mmcns frum ne intestinal tract aac
IS 4 snEsr1usa'iez which cause
r isr al' ssr-n n l5ver ard sT
fsnai s5lrw.nss s-gand NJ apRens
Orr 'as cearlncs or E1c-
auaea AZ s' arassiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY.

Don't MISS THIS. Cat out the
lsV enclose with * 20 Foley a Co.
esS5 Sheffield Are. ch.cago. l1i. writ
sng your name and address clearly.
fcn wit receive N return trial
pacGase coaFaSning Foley's Honey ana
Tar CotaTonrd. fnr coughs. colds and
c-cnn. Foley kidney pills ard Po'ey
Czihs-iic Tablets. Sod everywaerv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
NO DEATHS IN THIS
FAMILY FOR 50 YEARS

Rellevalae. Kan. Dec lin recount =
ing family history al fhe cesebrsxlcn
OF their golden wedding recently. Mr.
and Mrs Peter Ksliran stated that
n re had not seen death in the ina
mediate family for half century As
an anniversary present. each ct their
I've Ions and four daughters prsssn,-
"a she parents wish a check for $500
- total o. $4,000. Mr and Mrs Kali
ran are natives OF Sweden and ws-~
married upon their arrival in IlliroI
~, Sweden, fifry years seo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
GIVES PERMISSION TO Use NAME

x5asena Palmer Lawrence. Mass
writes: -'Fo eyS Honey and Tar re-
ll-rsd m OF a cough from which
.mfferd .or weeks You have my hsN
penn 'sea0n 10 use my name in any
riversis.ng" Foleys Honey and Tar
chscks colds. cuts the phlegm. soctbes
InFiamed membranes. clears breathing
rassages. Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
MINISTER WANTS TO HELP

4 : only natural that one who asr
.'s'fn relieved from suffering shoala
.ssa '.Ea'ftul and want 10 help othars
Eer " =. n. Swyndose. EN- :,
4 a''ch, "a wTsses' My kidneys gave
ne mach iroable before took Fo,ey
= ai;sy PIT I'm rssdy All aav ssn,s
g speak word for Foley kidney
pills. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02
EIGHT cHrL oeEN nAn cso,,p

Il have eish- ~As7srrn and rrs
fcsey's Honey a-f Tar o al of sins n, =
writes N-s. p. RrNke-r-s ssJs HERNIA 4,
ST.. Coving.on- ~ ley 81 were
sabsect to crorn.- II soosers nnucns
and phaegm, SECS that stran~sir-
COACH. makes esFv ares' hfrx sscssibie
and permits aR'st sier Contain no
"raies- Children lise IL Sold every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Local No. 1925. Painters. Paper
hangers and Decorators of America.
win close their charter Dec LIST. which
will be the regular meeting uishs.
Any one wanting 10 become char
ter member. make application on or
before thar date, c. Humble. pres
ident: D. b Lee. secretary -trcacurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

nv. VI. Drake. "A great lack o.
hospital beds for ~consumptives- Is re-
ported by the National Tuberculosis
Association In some communities In
the United States. 8, Is said. no, only
Is there shortage al hospital iacill-
ties. bGt there are no beds at all for
such cases. TO meet This need, practS-
cal appeals. backed by evidence 81 tne
vague ~ intatasioax src@tmrns cs
tuberculosis. will Ae nsAde Shroua- out
;he country as part o. an intensive
1arnpaign reduce re rayages of that
disease n0w being conducted Ay the
National TasercGioSis Assos ssation. The
Red Cross Christmas Seal. Il Is pointed
a1t. will he big factor in solving this
problem. for the ns;ion- vide cam
paign is 10 be financed by The sale %
more than Saeee 600 seals beginning
December st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

and an Preventative. take Lana
TIVE BR0NO QUISrNE Tzbless-
Look for Z. W. GROVES sibna,ure
on the box sec-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Hcrrid money that zin't drawn in
te7est for you o. worse than pavin'
taxes on thoroughbred boss that
e1rs and don't work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

That crashing naise heard yes
ser2ay was mot cansea by ar
ataianehf f volunteers rushing
IS sse coal mines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

M Weinberrer: There Is oil In Lo-
gan county. We haven't gotten II vet
but IL Is under US. and deep ic~; will
slow that ! am risAi.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

The back % ihc miues move
s0rut does npi seem s. he Scoring
he8visV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Fcr quickly clearing street cutters
cf snow an Engiishman has invented
a horse drawn plow featnrei by rollers
to guide It along eurbs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

70 if row Bay Rea Cross Chsiss-
g7ass seals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

sam Gardner ~Dsemond crices
simply have TO go ~ to keep pee e
rom wearing he yeIlow Of an a~r a.
/ III Ssokss stone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

14-1ftNl&- IFN4cF t-F T1t~EtS NI tA&4
disease nov being conducted Ay the
National TaesrcGlosis Association. The
Red Cross Christmas Seal. Il Is poin.ed
sSSt. will be big factor in solving this
problem. for the nGiun- w.de cam
pasgn is 10 be financed by ,he sale of
more than ssa.eee. oea seals beginning
December st"
sam Gardner ~Dsemond rrices
SIMPLY have 10 60 ~ to keep pea e
rom wearing he yeIlow Of an e~g a
pT csogs sioae
A aocsor. ~0ne shing tha, Is al
&ays cprtain 10 hasa9~a and that l.
multiplicity ~ calls following Thanks
ss-.as and Christmas The aver1 se
hnman being Is As fanny as = p-ac-
ical sosse PLAYED on blind man. TO
xaTsss Ikiaakfulness shey eAs more
hAa is good sor -hem and then psv
se doctor for sheir folly"
Al Laer. General Leonard Woods
x sidential boom seems 10 De- get
tng along well and increasing lls.
srfed under tAe force oE It's own nao-
= riam-7
Cona;y Attorney Diawidases Each,
isve- dollar shza IS. il any. Is ~or b
MrF cents more tAau The c.i ss.w.
io.iar that was"
There are tEo sides 10 every
story remarked Sheriff Robertson
DAY, after hssensng 10 Sa'e Of woe.
H5 sometimes both are ~rcag.
City Attorney Srnish- Every
s.riks hits she well known gnblsc,
vhicA cArs dodge.
Ar Tyler See there Is some talk
< spanking Mexico. A spanking with !
'aaShins guns would sting worse than /.
T@ichtul waiting
Colonel AarrsaAy- Attention 81.
n p~0ple wh0 sre forever saying
That's another newss,ar~r story ss
alaed Ia shat cra@l rcgoFs Of the pres 4
ri's dsash. Fnsde 20 y9ve President
The t'Erssi. rnns. Dana
We. saexrrsebie Vars on esrtA never
ar iAs inside Ns q newspaper office
hey are she chans w-ho kasa new
4er re orte-s ana press ASSOCIATION
arresvondenss 6usy chasing rarnors
sc rhesr aair. The average person
sfer l5ss or sraccen,Ay repeats more
cs IN d2v than the -rot unreliable
.sxsgsaar prints in one issue.
Judge Horner. Man II xgs 10 BE-
"a ls.aeneed most by she sasRgs that
ONE dir@eiay under hss observation.
r reads ~ E coal famine. 5ut sees 3
ssnlna6 ot coal 60 nv and makes np
is rniud ihAs condition. are exag-
! rated II
Z L HirscAl Nov everything Is
y ser fsr Christmas. wlsh the possi-
Y exception OF tire E4ocgeseook- And
= thA gay Christmas Is only twenty
: - DAYS in she fatare
Chief Mitchell. "a shade tree thar ,
IS stood in one place for twentv
fsTs sho-ad have she right of way
yer an automobile, bu1 KNOW q. =
niArie man whe osae might recently
-iee TO basi il oal of she way Il;
Il I.owsher. Lloyd George 5s said
b. watching Americas Erohi5sSsoa
syraTar hesiczlsy. Ths re- +,
cTh however. doesn't say which side
ss his sympathy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Judge Horner. Man II Age 10 BE-
us'aeneed most by The ahlRgs that
ONE directly under hss observation.
II reads ~ coal tsmsne. 5ut sees .
wssnload ot coal 60 nv and makes u2
ais nlrc ihAt conditions are exag-
Rated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

A doctor. ~0ns shing that Is al
says certsin 10 hepT~a and that i a
rpli spNcsyy ~ calls following Thanks
ss.-.as and Christmas, The Ave-7 se
1un,sn being Is IS fanny as 3 prac-
ical iosse PLAYED on blind man. TO
xFress Ihaakfulness they eaz more
haa is good gor chem and then rsv
se doctor for their folly"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Ed Lowsher. Lloyd George is said
G b. watching Americas rrohsbs-oa
KDerience synaYsarhesiczlsy. The re-
xTt Aowevcr doesn't say which side
aas his sympathy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Isa<4tss effse& Ne f9n Wess Hagrtson
tfenr-seTg fc3 fsrrSS T0gue. Ne tei
g7sHtassz M8rassha rmcsuS. laTis ". YHsv-
r ea ~ Tt1sa an 4tq4tgne@.x phone
sxsMr ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

L L HirscAl Now everything is
. ser far Christmas. wlsh the posss :
sle exception OF the E.ocgeessoo& And
.y thA gay. Christmas Is only twenty
hos days in the future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

City Attorney Smith Every
strike hits She well known cubic,
whicA csr't dodge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-02

Chief Mitchell 4 A shade tree sha
vas stood in one place for twent.
FsTs should have she right of wx
aver an automobile, sat ! know na
snihrse man who osae nlsht recan.l
'ried to but, il cai of she way
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Y. ". c. A. WORKER TO
MEET WORKING WOMEN

After two vesrs in Russia during
she has lived through several
revolutions and various governmental
regimes and made an industrial sur
vey of factories around Moscow. Miss
Clara TAYLOR. of Tay1orsville, III, is
now on her way to the United States
in Tho expectation of arriving in this
countrv in time for the International
Congress of Working Women which
the National Wornen's Trade Union
League Of America is calling IN
WASHINGTON October %.
Miss TAYLOR has beer particularly
interested in tbs Industrial problems
Of Russia and took an important part
in the opening nf a Y. W G. A,
Hotess House in Archangel after the
American Troops left there. Many
girls working in government offices,
the telephone and telegraph com
panies. banks ana The offices Of the
British government are living IN
Archangel. way from their families
and with little facilities for recrea-
ton. The Hostess House was turned
into a real Y. W. c A. with classes,
both educational and recreattonal
for girls. a recreation field and serves
also as a general social center.
Miss Taylor will contribute some
thing of her experiences and ohser-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
EPISCOPAL Payer
fOR PRESIDENT

Detroit, Oct. I'm the courSe OF
n sharp discussion of the position OF
the praver for tire president o. the
II tod states IN the book Of common
PRAYER, General Charles NJ, Clement
Of Harrisburg. Pa, formerly in COM
mand of the Twenty-eistth dtTlsl"n'
sal
Although dc not agree with the
president and have no sympathy with
him except IN his illness. / believe
that the nation apart from all politics
desires hat his life be prolonged
The deputies resolved to make no
change in the position Of the prayer.
In the curse OF the debate, Thomas
Nelson Page. former ambassador to
Italy and a lay deputy in this conven-
ton said that il was one Of the high
est privileges OF the American people
in Europe TO offer prayer for the
president.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

conference OF tnose Ao
responstt i<'es for m" WORK ot nc
CO mpalSn Organizers. boosters.
team captains fea' fat'a3e Sp.a re
ard H"f9' GrfPs W % set
- ~ rs'H- t}esR etilif' 0Iite "i'
he ed LAY sale aha %S+s +'''h@' "'
rrc'ofS
The courses oTered lot SUNDAY
school workers. }hf'oae NC teat5AHS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
NONtr.N .,,rF ..,
AMERICAN CANDY

candy mailing demonstrations are
as liable as rot to be the feature. Of
the day at the Thursday afternoon
open house of the Young Wonaen's
Christian Association in Foochcw.
emma. Or, again. it may be a dem
onStfation of how to properly battle
and care for the baby. given by a
nurse from a ncarbv hospital. who
brings a life sized, properly dressed
~cCIlulo'd haFy doll with her as an all
TO her lecture. ~ q
Whichever If is. or If it is some
thing else OF interest to wonlankind
IN general the world over, the Chi
nese women listen eagerly and in
tently and core again the next week
II II is possible for them to do & q
sunday afternoons are also open
house afternoons at the F'oochow 7.
W G. A. and IL anything these social
times are more popular.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

Interest to every real American ana
whether one is in accord with n
president on this matter or not. Or.
&nderson's talk will give them a
more thorough Knowledge of the
cubtcct. The public Is cordially IN
y cd to be present.
Monumental church school under
tho superintendent of @'r. p, Roy
ruH1ay. Jr., is completely ORGANIZED
for he la19-2n tern and = growing
IN membership and interest. a
hcar'y invitation IS extended 10
Al hodists and these of no school
connection to aGi'iote with this
splendid school organization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

6resssa y-iY rc gnog ir ,ha church
ana orjnr
TIE f~grs}t,. ~ tho training echon,
Sc 49, tntrr,og,
r y rrorJara r,x-or ~ra-.deon
Averl.- -.trege Darvsta Va r. -
T,eavetl ~ +eI6 ~@a~rc,erv S,,r.
AZ erhonI hasrG asht-lIa Tenn
NJ VIII MS te-er+ar
80 & s re- N-seg,jtc
Tenr uise Mar. rror,
eta~%e &,ary ~yorte, : tl.rd
,+aat.311a rarr
cmrhaon rtarre1ia+T v.nrr4r
Iaexhure Va Il !. Strickland or
partyeS cla1x saCreta~v 6 : ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

The favmerette idea has invaded
Ven the Holy Land, according to the
latest reports received in New
York from Jerusalem by the Ameri-
.ar Jewish Relief Committee.
American farmerestes helped win
he war. and thsn many of them
folded up their oNeralls. These Judea
farmerettes, on the contrary, are 60
ing in for the tremendously harder
task of reconstruction farming.
Their job is to transform the Holy
City into a garden spot from the
place of desolating poverty that
war has left it and to help provide
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Y. M. C. A.

1t N!.on F4dv aviator in the
r-,..oa &C.,. -, ..r,
mn mn '' ''>
eoyS OK me Sln6'N Afternoon clno
tomorrow afternoon In the lobby ot
+he Row an,,, III tho Central
vi a. '' Naval NFf@'oH
n" nov how y " = predicted
that this Will he the largest boys"
meeting cfthp fail FTfv-fve bows
last sunday Bows ten 20 fifteen in
vjted The Reds" and Riues' are
orcauiztne for the virters work
TIE illustrated song service will be
gin a. , % o'rtoc&
A. : - . ri. m" Conventional
T. NE study far mon VII 10 con
r.,,e7 hv tha genera secretary, in
she second hr0r lobby Subject
The Mar AZ The Gate Bean,itul"
Last~niCht when General Secretary
Mckee stepped into the Fellowship
league meeting he was greeted by
o group II thirty wei known men.
who ha5 been quietly gathered to-
re1hor nv the leaders Of the league
e.. honor Of hEt twen'S-four'e arrl-
yers,ry as general seCretar% cf the
r chwor3 ASSOCIATION. The G~erora-
mon # the dining room nad lust
been con7'atcd Yesterday morning
the tables were heaut}fullv decorat-
81 ne white covers making a bean
tlfu1 contrast With the rev rose
cclor of the walls ard a~l'orether
TIE room rover presented a more
pleasing aNr=1-l1~o- Among those
81 the ass1 stfer. Directors G G.
Taylor. Jr., G J Fgtjups, r. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

vations In Russia to the International
Congress for Working Women when
problems relating to hours ana con-
ditiors, Of employment for women
will be discussed, child labor and the
welfare of women and babies. The
Congress was called at the request
Of various women's labor organiza-
tions in Great Britain, the request be-
ing mad to the Women's Trade
Union League of America at the BIZ
earial meeting of the organization,
held in Philadelphia in June. Among
the countries which have so a ex-
pressed 4 desire 10 send delegates
arr, h~rccntine and several other
SoNth-Ar.e rican republics, FRANCE,
Belgium, Finland, Poland, Czecho-
~i""''tt. E7cl4nd. Canada. Italy and
Switzerland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

additional food supplies for the
starving Jewish women ard children
in the Holy Land
Sixty Jewish girls from fourteen
to twenty years old. almost III! of
them orphaned, many Of them vie
TINS of the Turkish INVASION are en-
gagged in this work at present. and
their number is Increasing every div
Their wages are paid ly the Jolat
Distribution Committee Of American
Funds for Jewish War Sufferers.
which is fostering the farm .aC p!an,
and one OF whose constituent bodies,
the American Jewish Relief CONT
tee, is now engaged in a series of
state campaigns in this country to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

RAISE its corning years relief fund
Of $4,000, 900, Tools are leaned by
the American Red Cross. aud seeds
IRE given by the same organization,
OF sent from England, OF purchased
locally by American Jewish Relief
agents.
Four stony, uncultivated wastes
ave already been turned into -four
ching Neutrality-suspicious., tv the JuGea
farmerettes, known locally as the
Jerusalem Land Girls, whose occu-
patton is all the style in the Holy
City. Girls who turn UP their roses
at the idea Of doing domestic work
crowd around the gardens. begging
to be taken al as farmerettes.