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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
U. 5. RED CROSS UNIT
ATTACKED BY HUNS

NEW YORK, April 22-German
troops have attacked the American Red
Cross mission at Kovno, Lithuania, ac-
cording to a cablegram received here
by the Lithuanian National council from
its Paris representative. The message
gave neither the time nor the result
of the attack. A Lithuanian soldier was
killed IN defending the Americans, it
was said.
The cahIegram read:
The American Red Cross mission at
Kovno, Lithuania, has been attacked
by German soldiers. While defending
the Americans, one Lithuanian soldi. r
was killed, This aroused the greatest
indignation In kovno and the funeral
Of the hero developed into a great dem
onstration against the Germans"
No advices Of an attack on the mis-
sion have been received by Red Cross
authorities here, It is said. Officials
said that Kovno unit was a branch
Of the Red Cross mission to Poland. Its
personnel is unknown, 1t was said, as
the work in Poland and Lithuania was
organized In Paris.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
OUT For
heart TROUBLE
The Heart Pumps the Blood
and Must Have Plenty
OF NeEVe-Force.

w1sA 70 thank you because | wss sick "a,
bTsstSsaI W. Heart GGuhls | could hardly
n ~ lett ne Your usdiciDe is wonderful: Il 4
saSs Avsrada. Study Butte, Tcxaa "'
Inc body 10 q machine. The neryo,u ,x,,.u
y ue aynsrno. Neveturee drives Ire hear
sso1Aaeh kidneyN. liver and bcwcb, All ths orrsrs
exeesseS overwurk and WOW !,
~ up nerveetorce and the food wc a, 49, a,
1ways ocntsan the proper eiemensa Tor s.s,,Iv;r"
nssve-pover " SUFFICIENT amount 'E"s"s
. ny stimulants when your heart w,aL.D,
~ yTer blood becomes Ipkgieh. Feed IN,
Sass. Tone into your system. Il contains IT, ',as,
INC esesnsass 70 enid w ~nervsiorce and r,vjt IN Y
ne the blood Healthy Heart setienD ~ =.
caaesn OF The blood, an s~ycelsnt appe.i,s ~,
s "a sod regular aetcn 81 the liver, Eidnsya
~n9 ncNSlA Al are sure 10 follow this tro.sraaI.
nguSg1ss guarantee kuxa-ToDe. INV :.
rs !, a ectas stli last 700 . whose mSn,h
look better. take the remaindes ~ n snsI anc
aAse 70 The dEusGiat and sst ycGr RsooIs ny
Neoa nruEgtSte everywhere sen Nh
Weiss Pharmacy. 'N~S AZ s"'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
COLUMBIAN WooDMEN
MEET IN JACKSON, MISS,

JACKSON, Miss, Aprxl y tSpl -
Two hundred members Of the cosum-
ban WoVansen order gathered here
Monday morning freEa states In the
South 10 sttxne the annal convention.
which will adjourn late today after
eleetBsg delegates 10 q conVenttsn 70
be held In MsmPela the hrst Tuesday
In Jaae
Immediately following The Adtaurn.
Noent G the rcFal AaGseAeh session,
IRE SgsresRe grzHA is4Ee e. the crGer
VIII hold a N0ssRSSa se&Sicn
Eminent CoNsG Lloyd Riatord al
Ati&nts announced at the speSstng keS-
sten that the order had TO ieSai hcuse-
heaeE in Mississippi twice as maRy
as any cthsv state in the ScUth.
\ strong eeieSsaoa frem louisiana
tneluas1 fudge r Y Naas6Ali n "
rargitN. T. L Doasa. ard Ut. o A
Thompson Among Misstsslrp3ans pres
eat we're Judge " A ksans ssd Judge
y A. TxAI
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
Try This II You
Have DandruH

There Is n sure way that never
rails to remov dandrutt completely,
and that is to dissolve 1t, This destroys
1t entirely. To do this. Just set about
four ounces Of plain. ordinary liquid
arvon; apply 1t at night when retir-
ing; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub 1t In gently with the finger
tips.
BY morning rneet, II not all. Of your
dandrun will be gone, and three or
Tour more applications will completely
dissolve and entiraty destroy svsry sin
gle sign and traps Of It. nc matter
now much dandruff you may have.
You will find. TOO, that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop in
SANITY. n your hair viii be fluffy,
,ustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
lo9k and feel a hundred times better
iou car get liquid arvon At IN druk
s'ore' II IL INEXPENSIVE, and four ounces
y All you will need This simple remedy
mas never been kisown to fall adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
NOW
COMPOSED;PEACE
CRISIS IS PAST
ccOptiruod nom First PareJ

tho French and restoring tho situation
In which tho rights ot the French and
the aspirations Of the Americans could
both find an equal place Ia the treaty
81 peace
u upw remains 10 set forth the conf
promise uut Of which Is coming assnr-
unre Of agreement and Invitation TO the
Germans To- come TO Versailles. Sub
StAntiAlly, this Is what has been agreed
upon, Mr. Wilson'S league ~ nations,
with It's amendments designed to meet
American criticism has been accepted
by the Paris conference, but this league
OF nations settlement has been forth
fled by two guarantees, ore precise, the
other contingent The British have
rrreed that n the Germans shall violate
the terms 81 peace as they have now
been agreed upon and send troops
across the Rhine. the British army viii
movt forth to tie continent "a the SUPP
purt OF France. Mr.. Wilson has prom
tscd to appeal To the American senate
to give u slmilar pledge for America.
he has not gone outside Of his con.
stltutional rights, He has made no
promise which would subIeEt him 10
crltlelsm. re has done nothing but
promise 60 place the situation hetore
the senate ana ask Il TO agree TO under.
write the treaty TO no siqred by tho
Germans In a fashion which the Brit.
Ion have already promised to under.
write.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
Why SOCIETY WOMEN
WASH TEEIR OWN HAIR

Troy an not because IL W y fad.
hN heoeNse they wish 10 obtain ths
greatest possible hair beauty and be
sNrs they are mex using anything hArm-
ANh They have found that An wash.
ss* the hair IL Is newer Wise te use a
FaakesAttl AVt e always advisable 60
Nee = NFepAratton Raae for shApJpocins
nRS Many " cur friends saS they
Est eAs bees, insults trom q stmpge
hNne- R@ae cARkhrox mixture You oan
Nke eaAs " = Cost u Nbaut s cents a
saRnaRao ~ KetSbW some canthox
koam seN arpsKasi ead aisS0lstnS =
&e~ANiNeNfas IN . NY Of hot water. This
AsAakes eaeVSh saNmnoO uQusd O. Amply
m NJ the haAr lnstead VI aust tie toy
N Nhe haNS. a. wtth most prNpars6los,s
hAnarAtt, CNooss oA ana aus arv dis
SOLVED aAa SatpVAS S,saaNnSaI In the
HsflAknN MNNea, NNSg GRh Mall Ae a.
kahttA ShNI Y VIII took mQgA heaNtNr
tsAn ~ aASlcF Aaa seStnsSs VITA
A@0 Ae&&h SON 4
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
Eo Properly Treat
Obstinate Wrinkles

&NfSsoNlAES NhnNs Nrtpkles are leaak
enc GoeA, lg nsAseAEe aSVotee % ami
IA fNe s0S hard Raa t0e frequently
Nhls teNSens the skin, causes the muscles
MNkp AkNr@NatC& uhs MItaAAaG caasdslAaa
wlNet TIE oppestte result froia that
knMxh1.
hetaNF cher nAsSsgKs " enRxklag elSe.
Ter ANe nAoSt obstinate MFiakkeS d vel
nA4lA waack Ses M,Ss reaSfs ANAL Seer.
sssf ~, ~ yaN ah hRNe ne atfflcNItts
RFSafAnE the oenstttGentS fFOa Neag
@FMNRtRt u ~ tRiSt oae eRRre pew
aeFRa Raxptte, dissolved In enc. kali
Aaet witch kNsSN ARkhp tRce, NECK ana
hSnds In this TA~ stfevt Us reNll ma
Vicious, rel oaiN AS O. WRINKLES, pa,
also IN eases ct hSgyy cheeks and chm.
THE application Is vsoNns aud SoetAiaE.
AehaANK 10 telteNe fatigue Rath shS
WiSa hazel ana the SANolitS arr. ~
NaNFaA entirely harmless 10 the sktn.
AAE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
r YIELD SHoRT

IRRELEVANT, Tenn. Apru %. tSpl)
The strawberry crop win soon begin
to move from the local market. Some
few berries have already been brought
TO town, but shtpEing viii not begin for
short IN this county, II Is said, iris
wear, as the dry weather hast summer
Killed cut many new plants and the
eCreaKs win also he short. but the
prices viii be high. It is thought.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
PROMINENT FARMER is
KILLED BY FAST TRAM

HALLS, TenB,, April u. ,splA~~
~ y tSrandous one ~ the most prom-
county, was KILLED Saturday niEht IN
passenger train No, Z. witch paSsed
through herc about " o6elock. Nepny
NtNNdeu had returned frOM pyersburs
and when he reached the railroad cross
NAG . freight train was passinx Eoink
hNtSe, And when the train PASSED il Is
supposed he undertook 20 cross ovsr
zoe track not thinking that q fast train
was approaching Funeral SERVICES
Mere conducted Monday afternoon al
yse Christian church In this city by
keN, u : Baker, of nyershurS. ana
hAS rct'lRtus entered In the CITY Gene
terry lilo Is survived b. an agea
mother, two sisters aud four mothers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
MARSHAL QUALITIES,

OXFORD Mss. AFgil 81 tSRib-
Rruce Alexander, c R~oenevlls. the
aeWiy aHacfntSd United States ma
kNal t< tke NMtAsFa District 81 Nils.
sSnppa coalrfied ara catered uFca the
ausies Of the cfYee McRAay and az.
ley, Mtnnwa- DEPUTY at 0Kfar1, Lea
". Losa az Aoes4asn and J. j. Suratt
NJ Cessnth TMe deputy vita heaHcuNr.
tars Al Carksdais has net eseR -
knekaA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
MUST LABEL WEIGHT OF
SMALL FOOD PACKAGES

WASHINGTON, Aprtl as.~~Eood
tAeANges containing more than oue-
haN eanos A~vetrdapaSS hereafter m,,st
he sANeted 70 ShcW he exact net we.xht
~ toad they contain. 1adSr an amspa.
90 fSe>teN SsUcd Under the federal
food ana drugs acl w tne seeretaiSss
81 the treasury agriculture and eom-
mcrVc. The eAa regulation provided
VAek = package CantainiEk TIVE avair.
0upets cuNceS " tesS should be eNanpt
fr@N ussrkbGK IA terms Of weight
The department ~ agriculture "a
pSaaaet that the rNgWlatton was CHANGED
tetNAed at the quantities N spiosS and
ether cSmH2uetSeN slKh -pFscea IeNaS
GSNally S0&a 10 very ssaad pzckaERs
and be protected frNna the aseept{ys
practice ot slack WllrS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
NEGRO THIEF CAUGHT.

JACKSON, Tenn. April %, (Spl.l-
Andrew Monroe, the negro who passed
with two pairs Of shoes from the
Ro'ser-P rice-Sevier Shoe company Sat
urday, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Tom Littrell,
who recovered both pairs OF shoes and
the balance the black had in cash. The
neg,> admitted his guilt and is In jail
awafiing q hearing, The shoe company
gave Deputy Littrell a pair Of $la shoes,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
A New. harmless Way
to Danish Hairy Growths
Beauty Topics)

BY following this suggestion any
woman car in the privacy OF her Owp
home, remove every trace OF hair or
fuzE from her face: With powdered del
atone and water mix enough paste to
cover the not wanted hairs; apply and
In . or 3 minutes rub off and wash the
skin. This method Is unfailina. harm
less and quick in results, but care
should be employed to get the genuine
d~elatone. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22

NAVAL AIR SERVICE MEN
DEPART TO PLAN FLIGHT

NEW YORK, April 22,-Thirty-s six
observers, mechanics and repaIrmen,
selected by the bureau of navigation
in connection with the navy's plans for
a transatlantic flight next month, left
The naval air station at Rockaway yes
terday on the mine layer Arcostook,
bound for Newfoundland. 1t Is under
stood the Aroostook later will proceed
10 the Azores,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
LAND TRACT SOLD.

DYERSBuRG, Tenn, April %. (spl,)
Lands belonging TO the Tigertaii Mn
and Land company have been sold at
auction here, netting $iS7, 900 The
tract consisted OF $500 acres, situated
in the lowlands OF this county, on the
Obion river, Little of Il was cleared,
most Of 1t being cut-over lands. II
was divided into % tracts, each tract
being sold separately. netting from s26
TO $50 per acre,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
TO ARREST MIGRANTS

JACKSON. Tenn, April y, lSpl)-
Kari wilkes. city Judge. issued, orders
yeSteyday to the police department TO
arrest every NagrRnt and l~oiterer found
on the streets, Many Tcbberies have
occurred here recently, and It is stated
that n large number OF Migrants ara
Quartered about the city. Judge Wilkes
imposed a maximum fine Of $50 for
Vagrancy In the city court yesterday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
LEFLORE COUNTY RAISES
LOAN QUOTA QUICKLY

GREENWOOD. Miss, April %. (spl.)
-Leflore county had subscribed S549,-
$50, half of her quota in the Victory
loan, Saturday evening at 6 o'clock at
the close of the second Honor day.
Monday the first Volunteer day opened.
and many persons visited the head
quarters throughout the day and sub.
Scrlhed their quotas, The committee In
charge Is confident that by Wednesday
night the county will have gone over
tina TIM
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
TUDENT FLYER KILLED.

VANTAGE, n. " April s2-Pri-
tached to the S5Tth aero squadron.
whose home Is in California, was killed
Yesterday and Sergt. Q. .. Burnett, a
kentuckian. WAS seriously injured
when an airpaane in which they were
attempting a tail spin over LMfoerry
tield. fell 200 feet, burying itself in a
hpE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
FREIGHT DEPOT BURNS,

BENNETTSvLLE, S. c.. April "a
The Atlantic Coast LIns freight depot
eight cars and a cotton platform, wer,
destroyed by fire here yesterday with
tinlated at $50, 900. Nearly all the cot.
ton was insured.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22
League Added.

10 these terms, which effect Cor
many alone, thore are 10 he added the
provisions which create the league II
NATIONS, which Is designed 60 BE- the
vehicle Cor International Intercourse In
the fetWrN aud the tribunal IN which
international disputes VIII he ssttlSi
without var Behind the league ef na
items coVenSnt viii stand the allied
strength ~ Great BTitalR, France and
preSaaA hly Italy, and Il congress shall
assent Tor the tnited States also, 50
that II Germany refuses to regard the
moral IcFee Of the league OF nations,
she wtR be confronted Nv the military
fopce " the AheCd nations.
LtNe every peace the has ever he4n
made, che peace If Versailles will rep.
resent e~NW1pvNsltseS, but more thaa any
peSee that has ever been made In the
past Il viz also FepreSept the earnoS
YesNs 81 TIE nAttoee making Il u
Nma their decisions upcn Justice and
t2rufy then By pN,per r~seNEultion ..
the rights II the various races. M
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-22

CASTOR OIL


II - easa WeaeM he W~SasFeaee8e
Paste nestssa AasswwssRs L.
y 20 longn neusNl 10 dread that
aans VI CASTOR OIL you should take
IN oa laboratories we have been able to
gaacentrats CASTOR oil int Jelly
Farm, eliminating the disagrs<aAls taste
~ adding AsvesInS, but ABSOLUTELY re-
sslniAg every Eeod sUAlisy.
Tbs concentrated CASTOR OIL ws
have named "cAsVps JElI.' Pnci.
seliy every druggist u now selling
q gA& will recommend It, when
&ASToR OIL is required.
a ~, Jar og cAsies .lsll oaatains tas
Gexes NRa caSts less than Castor on tRsA
a. Yes have hcSH psaA ~ tAkiMs tEaxa
eAnahneA. 0eta tAf to-day troE ycaT drag.
gisA keeey back u yea Ars haa saaisAsa.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-25
Not b Iatest

There is something ] wmsFHi ;ss
to call your attention TO-, ,8
polite clerk as he showed
goods, 1T is the ye y
out"
IL that so?' inquiries 4 Sya.
er. We'll if there is ssy.yla.ng cut
later than my husband - IIlitake it
i only.for ? curiosity. Z a.. / \ 4
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-25

Durazzo, Albania, May IL, (By
Mal.)-Nearly hundred American
women physicians, nurses, fieldwork-
ers and social workers I now at
work in Albania under the direction
of American physicians and Red Cross
officers. The Italian authorities have
given the American Red Cross and
the Army Food Mission representa-
tives IN Albania assistance.
Twenty-three members Of the Red
Cross unit are at Tirana.i Here an
American dispensary has been set
up and thousands Of sick Albanians
have been treated. A "delousing"
plant also is in operation and hun
sdreds Of gallons of d~isinfectant have
been, used in the treatment Of scabies
and skin diseases due to vermin and
filth.
A hospital also has been established
under Americans management at 'Tir-
ana and in addition nurses visit hum
dreds Of. sick in their homes in the
mountains. The Red Cross also is
supporting an .orphanage and q sew-
ing room where native women ARE
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-25
.Ayenge Blanquet's
Death With Is Lives

Vera Cruz, Mexico, June 1:----(Cor-
respondence Of The Associated Press)
death of .seventy-fve defense
less passengers was one phaseof there
venge taken by! the rebel bands un-
der nominal command of Felix Diaz
for the death of Aurelano Banquet
and francisco Alvarez.
A train on the Interoceanie line,
bearing persons being armed only
with instruments Of labor was dyna-
mited between Pine and Las Vigas,
the great number Of the passengers
killed By rifle fire and their bodies,
together with the living wounded;
burned whom the train was fired.
Within a few days a party Of band
its, commanded by the Areilano bro
theirs, burnedga large part of the vii
lage Of Tlapocoyan, causing an un-
determined number Of casualties. An
other attack by Pedro Gabay. false
" reported killed, on the Alvarado
railway near Salinas. claimed fifteen
passengers and fifteen soldiers 40 vic
tins.
The only military success registered
was the attack IN a military. train
near TERRA Blanca. on the Isthmus
Railway. at a point known as ~Devil's
Backbone" BY forces under the rebel
leaders. Villegas and Lagunes. The
Young General Ernesto Danny, Naioi
Ciril0 Gomhoa and fftv soldiers were
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-25

Sixty per cent Of the British inn
Dorts Of copper last year I'M from
the United States and only q little
over nine per cent from Australia,
War ALLEGATION Of shipping space had
: lot to do with this but there is =
feeling in England, that imports from
the United States should now be kept
down and preference give INTO the Au-
stralian product. This would be a fur
dher means Of reducing Great Bri.
tain's adverse balance of trade with
the United States .
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-25
gIItivenif employment while at the, same
ltsins MAILING clothing Tor theirSStan!g.

!9djvenil employment while 1t the same
time mailing clothing Tor theirSSfeenn9E.
! Red Cross work iof ! similar nataI,e
= bang carried on ct DurasxaE b
bAsan, sSeeaetari, and another group q
sworkers Has been sent into the Argy.
rocastro district$to furnish emergency
relief 70 Misunderstanding Greeks.
! One Of the members Of the Com
mission 70 Albania il an. American
woman dentist, DR.. Mary ]. HynId-
man, Of Philadelphia, who Is quite IN
object Of curiosity to the natives.
Many Mohammedan women who re-
fused to- have their testhsattsnded BY
American male doctorsbeaF lthlar
tortures without amur1dursin Hrs.
Hyndman'sSchAi b
Major Robert C. Denison, director
Of the Albanian unit, reports:
i, Nowhere in the Balkans is there
greater need az medical dental and
clothing supplies and children's lid
III Albania. Abania's Tragedy has
not been brought TO the attentions of
the American people and Of the
world in any such vivid way as has
that of Serbia. The Albanian peo-
pie do not beg. They come to- the
dispensary and stand quietly waiting
until their turn comes to receive the
DOCTORS attention"
The honesty Of these highlanders
- Al n>1l,~. - ~~ox>rhSo1 A Rod
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-25
TURK u ! Q||g|T / | J. Y !.
\. MOSQUE O.
!. !. !. ST 1 SOPHIA \


Gonstaskiinople, May95-(By Maikkl1
i lie faithful Turk does not visit the
great Mosque m st. Sophia as IRE
quently g he used 70 for he considers
it . foregone cancellation that StstSo7S
phia will bteeoE4s 4 Christian church g 4
rs it was II The Eth and sixshste e
turtles Onescan Always have a algu-s
ment III Constantfnople over the ques-
ton whether the church will revert
to the Greek orthodox or Roman g Ca
tholic commlnioana- VI:
Christian a~rc4dtects already havew-s
sited the mosque and are making their
plans TOR the II nstorma6on q the
chnrchssswhen y is taken cm the;
Turks. The faint mosaic Of Christ
above the Mirs . which = has been al !.
most invisible orsSent1ries WILDE re-
newedsaHd diesinosaies sof the apost-
les under the small dome IN the north
end OF the church Will he RESTORED:
Turkish inscriptions OF all sorts vail
be torn down and replaced by Chr1s-
tian symbols. M
The devils lace in the marble &C
iings under the big lone ana tne a., !,
legged impression q stone OF the nana
Of .Aemet, the Conquer Also van
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-06-25
Remembering The
Photographers Part

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=, ~ 9Mns eN
Ane ..
tne 80, y 1as ~ ~. ", q
fetarnng 1Io.a me Dasts s lNus
with piaae ana y ~ W 49,
% dlsaAln - .r.g .a Is: - 3.
worker aalke, ne4ore III
home. But mere ! ascersa,A D,4ssc
respond TO nat y - 1ne
OF .. y. . sse menp1 = VIZ
we've zone = aafe. !
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-11-12
DRIVE FOR MILLIONS
COSTS VERY LITTLE

Indications are that the Baptist rs
Million Campaign will establish a
record of being the most economical
ly conducted drive for large sum of
money that has been made in this
country, DR.. l.. r. Scarborough, gen.
eral director, announces, it being now
assured that the expense will be con-
siderably less than l per cent OF the
sum asked. This sum includes the
expenses incurred by the general
headquarters at Nashville and the
eighteen state headquarters as well.
Aiding in the effort to keep down
campaign expenses in order that all
the money raised may go toward the
purposes for which it is sought is the
fact that the campaign is Of short du-
ration, no large overhead cost has
been incurred in the payment of large
salaries, and many OF the workers are
contributing their services without
any financial remuneration.
Evidencing the spirit of the cam
paign, one of the prominent workers
has just declined an offer OF $4,000
a year to engage in work along an
other line. preferring to live on a
small fraction of that amount in or
der to give himself entirely to relig-
ious work.