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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
MANCHURIA AND MONGOLIA
ARE EXCLUDED FROM LOANS
Jnpnn's lnsistcncc Opens Eyes of Dip
1omnts to Island Empires
Real Aims.
(Rv I'niyersal Scrvicc.( y

WASHINGTON. August 26.-Japan's
insistcnce on the exclusion OF Man
churia and Mongolia from the loans TO
China by the United states. Great
Britain and France has opened the
eyes of dipiomatists here as to Japans
real intentions towards Snantuns.
The position assumed by Japan is
construed here as meaning that she
is already the owner of Manchuria' and
Mongolia which. ScoSrap hicaliy, are u
part OF CHINA, and that she ,Japan)
VIII manage their affairs. According
70 the pre-war theory and practice of
10 MLnchuria and Mongolia AS we'll as
10 any other part OF China.
Within the last ten years. however
Russia and Japan entered into secret
suzerainty over southern Mongolia
and Japan OF inner Mongolia. Japan
is now evidently standing on that
division OF the spols OF China
There Is not the SliEhtcS; doubt in
diplomatic circles here that. at i very
and title to Shantung. such an act,
II was said. would impair the open
door IN ShantunE. In this event. il
was pointed out that it would be the
duty OF this government TO take the
INITIATIVE and maintain the principle.
The American initiative. i; is indi-
Gated. would be based on the fact that
Japan herself and all o;her great ma
CONS, at the suggestion OF the United
S,@'yS, asFeed to the open-door policy
that France would he the first o; the
nations TO sustain this demand, but II
is hot expected that until there is
some preach between Japan and Eng
AND me latter Will concern herself
Ear East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out OF the sys.
tenn by tie celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer Tastes fine: costs a
trlne. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond aGcnts--Spencc- Nun..s maker
Co. Phone them.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
SAYS RHEN|SH REPUBLIC
HAS GONE UP IN SMOKE
Government Recently Established a,
WicSbadcn Said no Longer
to Exist.
GERMAN VERSION OF MOVE
Attempt Made by French Military
Authorities to Engineer Auto
nomous Border Country Met With
Opposition From Inhabitants.

LONDON. August 2e.-Thc Germa n
press has been printing n good deal
about the "Rhcnsh Republic" which
was recently established at Wiesbaden
and seems by now TO have quietly dis
appeared. 1t is OF some interest to
follow the German version of events.
First came a deputation. headed by
Or. t'rohberScr. the editor of the I<ol-
niSchc NolkszcitunE. and with Dr. Dor
ten as one Of it's members. which APP
preached the French communicate. Cen
would he possible to form Il Rhenish
State. but the peace terms could not
remain as they were.
These terms. moreover. werC un-
favorable to France. for the French
had great interest in a secure Rhen-
ish frontier. and security could no; be
adequately guaranteed by the armies
OF occupation.
Doubted Continued Ponce.
Even IL peace and order were main
tanned during the fifteen years of al
lied occupation. 1t remained to be seen
what would happen when tho fifteen
years were over.
This interview was followed by an
agitation III the clerical press. The
Contemporary Echo. an organ OF the
Centre party. appearing at ASchcn.
published an article forecasting the
successful formation of a Rhenish Re
public. and adding that the Rhineland
claims important reservations in its
own favor. so that its economic future
may be assured.
gan. discussed the advantages Of
separation. especially in view OF pre-
ferential treatment by the allies. and
abused "Slav, Berlin, the "Berlim
An article encouraging the scparatist
movement by insimuation also APP
peared in Frohbergers paper. the
kilnisChe NolkSZeitunG, which was also
Il clerical organ.
Many German Warnings.
Meanwhile warnings were uttered
and the National Assembly denounced
the separa;ist movement.
The Rhinclanders took the matter
into their own hands and on the
morning OF the birth OF the so-called
republic general strike was pro-
claimed in Mainz and Wiesbaden 10y
ties interviewed.
The German press asserts that Colo
mel rineau. the French Governor of
thoritics that he had recognized Or.
Dorten as head Of the provisional gov
ernment. and ordered unconditional
obedience to Dorten'S DEGREES. II they
did not end the strike they would be
dismissed from their posts.
The German authorities we're cowcd
Mainz: however. refused to give way
and tho strike continued. Al Coblcnz
there was i mass meeting and all the
saiwaY nw9rkerS wsmf o" s5rks for
attempt was made 10 call a meeting
in favor of the proclamation
Public Indignation.
/ On the previous day. the German
/ newspapers ailege. the civil governor,
/ Won Wintcrfeldt, an opponent of sepa-
/ ration. had been deporied by the
! French. and popular Indignation was
very great;
a few 'others assembled in the Gam
brinus Restaurant and then formed a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
You Can Make Your
Complexion Soft,
White and Youthful
BY the Use OF the Popular
BLA OK and WHITE
Beauty Treatment.

Women everywhere want TO look
we'll. The savage maiden tattocs her
skin, fixes rings in her nose. while the
example Of present day beauty in q
civilized woman is Il soft, yclvety skin
and radiant complexion.
To attain beautiful skin. sticky,
greasy face creams. lotions, powders
or rouge should no, be used. Such cos
metics only serve 20 temporarily hide
or mask the unsigh,ly skin.
You can remove pimples. insect bites,
freck les, tan. sunburn and make your
dark. sallow. muddy complexion white.
smooth and soft by the use OF the Black
and White Beauty Treatment, which
consists Of Ointment and Soap. TIL.
Ointment is used at night-washed OF.
the next morning. II is different from
cosmetics because IL takes OF or re-
moves skin blemishes--docs not cover
or hide them.
Both Black and White Ointment and
Soap can be bought at ali good drug
stores for Csc package. or the manu-
facturcrs viii send them direct post
paid on receipt OF price.
Free sample and literature can be
had II you Will clip and mail this 10
Black and White. BOX 3l3 Memphis
Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
100000 WORTH OF LIBERTY
BONDS STOLEN IN BOSTON
Robbers Tunnel Through Brick Wall
to Inner Vault of South
station.
fRy Cnivcrsal Scr,.icc.N

BOSTON. August 26.--Liberty bonds
20 the value OF 100000 and $500 in
cash were stolen from the South Sta
ton some time between Saturday noon
and this morning. Il was revealed la 10
today after many detectives had been
working fruitlcssly on the case for
hours. The robbers tunneled through
a brick wall, after gaining entrance
20 the vault on the third floor OF the
station. to an inner Vault built OF brick
and mortar
Within the inner vault are two safes
in which the Liberty bonds had been
placed only Friday and from which
they were TO have been taken some
day this week for distribution to tn
Boston and Albany Railroad employees.
whose installmcnt payments were
about complete
The police believe tho cracksme IN
gained knowledge OF the presence of
the bonds from some one on the INSIDE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Spain Must buy Nyhcnt

ny Associated Press.1
MADRID. August 26.--Spain's wheat
crop LOT me present year will aggre.
gate 36.ooo,o00 metric hundredweirht
according to an official estimaic ne y, !,
public today. Consumption amounts 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Dorton n Fugitive.

Dcrton soon found II unsafe to re-
main in Wiesbadcn and escaped to the
small town of Bicbrich.
The French then took action. The
Teachers Union of Mainz had figured
prominently in tho general strike
Forty Schoolfnastcrs were selected by
tho French authorities and expelled
from occupied territory. while black
troops were brought up to cope with
any extension of the strike
Nevertheless. Or. Dortcn's govern
ment had been unable to exercise any
authority. The German press regards
me Separatist movement as ended
Moreover. the British and American
authorities have forbidden any aEita
uon that will tend TO favor sepa
ratism, and now recognize only tho
present German government At tho
same time u warrant has been issued
oy the authorities at Berlin for the
arrest of Dortcn e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
MEETING CALLED TO FIX
MINIMUM COTTON PRICE
Governors OF Seven Southern st,t.x
sign Call for New Orleans
Assembly,.
IBy Associated Press

DALLAS. TENAS, August oS-Gover
norS OF seven States have signed a
cali Tor meeting in New Orleans, SEN
temoer ana =. to fix Il minimum price
on COTTON. IL was announced here to-
day by Major Robert c. Lowrey. secre-
tarE OF the Texas division of The
american Cotton ASSociation
The call, which is signed bv the
Governors of Georgia. Alabama. south
carolina. Arkansas, Florida. Tennessee
ana Texas. was issued from the cam
EatEn hshdquarters of the American
cotton Association, which has STATE
organizations in twelve cotton growing
states, development of the recent
'ion-acrcage reduction campaigu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
REJECT FREE INSURANCE
PLAN FOR SERVICE MEN
Another Measure, However. Provides
for lncrcnses From 80 to $50
Per Cent.
TRv a.socI,,cJ p,.,,,


WASHINGTON, August 26.-In-
creases ranging from 90 to moro than
$50 per cent in the monthly compcn-
sation. paid under, tho war risk in
surance act to disabled soldiers and
sailors. are provided by a bill recon-
inended for passage today by the
House Interstate Commerce Commit
tee. Proposed extension OF free in
surance Tor two years. however. was
rejected by the committee.
The principal provision Of the lcgis-
lation. which is All amendment to the
original war risk insurance act. is that
disability. rated as total and tenn IN.
porary. Single men would receive $50
=, month instead of $50. provided b.
500, instead of SIS; those with a wife vile
and one child. So instead OF $50: those
Win Win a wife and two or more children.
stead of $40. with s.. additional being
allowed for each OF Two additional
going, and it shall equal the degree
of reduction in earning capacity"
Another important amendmc emit cs-
timatcd TO cost the government 5000.
QUO. is that granting automatic in
surancc for 40 days to every one in
service at any time between April g.
1917. and November II, 1918. unless
any records show they actually re-
fused insurance.
In addition. the new measure ex-
tends the permitted class OF benc-
iiciarcs to Include unclcs. aunts.
ncohews. nicccs, brothers. in-law and
sisters in-law. Likewise the terms
father" and mother" of the original
act are extended To include the step
or adopted parents.
Consolidation OF various bureaus adj
ministering the Insurance act under the
director of the War Risk Bureau also
is provided by the measure.
Representative Sweet. Of Iowa. au-
of hn hi u,iI n
soon be made to pass the bill throug II
the House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
WILD SCENES AT THEATER
In midst Of Song Service Tenor I,
seized by Neck md Thrown
From Stage.

NOME. August 26.-Scenes OF wild
panic broke out among the audience
Witnessing Il performance OF al
Traviata" at Serino during a dnct no
tween the baritone. Giuseppe Murialti.
impersonating the father. and the lead
Ing tenor. " 'e'
In the midst OF singing. Murial,i :.
powerful man. suddenly seized the
tenor by the neck and flung him across
me tooti!Ghts The tenor landed on
ne mead OF the trombonist, Knocking
the latter unconscious. In the u:tni'.
mat ensued number of persons were
injured. y woman died later at a hos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
PAINTS GLOOMY PICTURE
Correspondent Says Thrift md Indus
try Arc Disappearing in
Germany.
Cry Universal Sorvicn.l

LONDON. August Ca gloomy
picture of conditions in Germany is
given by Reuters Hanover CORE
Spondent who says:
Thrift and industry are disappear
ing. The mark soon will be without
value. There is no competition: The
people have no conception OF the ne
cosSity Of hard work. Indescriba hi e
misery rciEns, which may have ulti-
mate consequence for Europe that can
not even be ina Sined.
Behind the party ouarrels about
tho responsibility for the war the cX-
tremists arc calculating on y success
full revolution this winter. Germany
economic collapse is approaching
owing TO the shortage OF coal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
FACE FRIGHTENING CHARGE
Tampn Meat Market Wen Arc Arrcxtcd
on Warrants From Federal
Court.
lny Associated Press

TANPA. FLA. August 26--J. II.
Charles and j. a. Aubin, proprietorS
OF local meat market. face charges
IN Federal Court OF prot!tecring in
arrest today By District Attorney Phil
lips, who charges that a pound of
bacon purchased AZ the market for 20
cents had been purchased from a pack
ing concern for 80 cents.
The district attorney also said that
when Federal officials asked for the
invoice they were not shown the pro-
per document
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
URGE CONGRESS TO ACT
Southern Governors Call for Passagc
OF National Soldier Settle
mcnt bill.
tBy Associated Press.l

MEMPHIS. August 26.-Immediate
passage by Congress of the Mondell
urged in resolutions adopted here to-
day at meeting of advocates OF the
measure attended by Governor Brough.
nessee; T.. II. Abbott. OF Savannah rem
rescntinE Governor Dorsey. of Georgia.
and Herbert Bnyliss. representing Gov
eruo. iIeasant. of Louisiana.
botn GoHernors appealed TO the peo-
pie or the South to write their Con
srcssmen urging support OF the meas
ufe: WnlCn provides an appropriation
OF sooo.ooo.oOO' for purchase and equip
inent OF land to be resold at cost 10
FORMER soldiers. sailors and marines
VINO would be given forty years I'm
farms va ''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

procession to celebrate tho Inaugural
tion of the republic. But they were
and beaten until the French authori-
ties interviewed. just In time to save
their lives. \ few hours afterward
wicShafen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
40.0o0.0oo metric hundrcdwcisht and
J. VIII DO necessary TO buy wheat
abroad to mako up the difference.
Predirt. Fall of Ictrorrns.

HELSINGFORS. August 26.-General,
Balakovitch today predicted the fall OF
Pcirograd before october. and that tho
attack on the former capital will bo
begun as soon as sufficient aid arrives
from the allies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

"A Los NINOs ENFERMOS
Los ALIVIA inmcdiatamente ell
PAINKILLER. IIlnejorable pa
IA curar contusiones, eortaduras,
etc. pesapareeen tan pronto CO.
mo Sc 4oma o aplica. No hay mas
PAINKltIL4LER@ que ell PERRY
DAVIS. Rechace, los substitutes,
Advt. 13
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
IA YIVDEI DE- IA PRINCESl

|"Ahora me casar6 con usted
cuando 10 desee'.
Casaronse al POGO tempo v
volvieron dichosos: ella domina-
da por una especie de furia, ell
trastornado ! admirable por aque
LA sdbita passion, gozando de su
dicha sin analizarla demasiado.
La condesa de Ancelin estaba
muy satisfecha de su estratage,
ma.
Asf pasaron seis meses. Los re
Glen casados Sc trasladaron al
campo. a un castillo de los alre-
dedores lie Paris. ALI los visit0
su amiga, y al yerlos pasear tran
qrilos su dicha por Ell tupido
cesped, la baronesa, que no era
preoisamente muy perspicaz, les
, dlJO de pfOnto:
-Yo fui quien os hice dicho-
SOS. ;. Y ahora declare que no
siento mi mentira.
Como,... cQue mentira?
ST, querida mia. Ahora va
puedo contarlo todo... Aquel
buen principe no tenia el alma
tan negra como creisteis, y las
Ifamosas cartas contabany cinco
ialos de fecha. :. Por ent0nces
Ia1n no estabais casados.
aFuisteis capaz de hacer tai?
diio Ia princesa nlirandola go.
Eino una loca. Ell principe nluertO,
fblvidado y de quien va nI'el nom'
Fire siquiera llevaba, ocupaba de
nuevo ell lugar perdido. Sin que
mediara explicacion alguna, todo
acab0 en- el matrimonio. La prin-
cesa sc encerr0 Ell su casa. Y su-
lnergida EN- una agonia que duto
| s dias sc entreg0 a los remordi-
mientos que la atormentaban, La
/! desdichada mujer Sc habia casa
| do sin amor, por venganza, y CO.
Emo principe no habla a'sido
leulpable, ella Sc reeonocio crimi-
lslal para iiconnel, avergonzandpse
Idle 81 misma, jo'.lii'
lH ~piedad paFa-aquel re
ssalerdo desechaag tai gbfa talmen
15ie y que volylasSoh ASyDlsncia de
Bsntalo! El po6Fa dSaSSEado pro
l!eGraba elilnIna .s;e.sE E1,iendo q
feiv.lcia {igf;s qut n&8s sighifea.
ssa p,l-i Ell efftiAAl ! dhd " fa.itfg,fa psl
fsi66il. con Tai yigor rera 1iliahi hss
Mia matado de raik' Ia 'hueva. Ha
fbiabiiIe Ia princesa con frialdad,
Eeomo Sc habla a I'm eStlfabiio, ase-
Egurandole Aue 1e pefdo1aBa, con.
Epencfda de que no ETA. complete
Ede la supercherfa':: y como la Sc
fora AHee9in llorase en- su pre-
|sencia, llena de remordimientos
y sin penetrar todo ell alcance de
su culpa, la princesa Sc incIino
haeia esta alma ligera que habia
venido a maliposear en- su cami-
no tan recto Y tan severe, y La
'dijo con acento debil para que la
.queja pareciese censura:
~ va YES que no me desdigo.
va yes que me muero. =,
y Y atirmaba la verdad, porque
su vida. Sc extinguio lentamente..
Alfo7tso D4UDET.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
AUX1LIo MCTUo


Entradas en- Noviembre 26. 1918
Rafael Leon Sentenat, San Juan: 10
Sc Garcia. Gonzalez, Guayama Anas
tasio Nieyes Rodriguez, San Juan
Francisco Palandarfas, Cayey; Ange
NJ, Dfaz Dfaz, Cidra; Manuel Perez
Domfnguez, San Juan.
s Salidas: Jose Vega Vega, Comerto
Gumersindo Garcia Gonzalez Sar
Juan; Luis c. Valera Figueroa. Sar
Juan: Jose Martinez Perez. San Juan
Gorgonio Sannieolas Bilbao. San Juan
Rafael Laureano Santana, San
Juan; Gabriel Gutierrez Monaste
RIO, Corozal Eduardo Zayas Rivera
Cataflo; Ricardo Perez Rodriguez. Ca
guasa; Antonio Gonzalez Garcia, San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29

NOTAS:-Seran facultavas las escalas de Geneva, Va
enca Malaga, Santa Cruz de la Palma Puerto Lim6n
Ell yiae de IDA las de Cartagena sabanla Curazao Pue
to Cabeo Carpano Ponce Marsea Geneva, al REGRESO
En- Ell yae regreso las ecalas de Santa Cruz de Tene
rife Las Pamas alternadas.
Las fchas de sada soamente jas para los puertos
de Cadiz la ida Colon al regreso Las demas presu
mbe sg1n Ell record de velocdad esabecido por la Com
pa1a pero n ujeas al adeanto logren los buques
La navegac6n adelanto que debe aprovechar la coespo
dencia. 5ft
. Para mas nformes drfasa los Agentes Generates,
S0BRINOS DE EZQUIAGA; San JUAN P. r. los Agenss
Locales saber; En- Ponce Sres Bornn Co.. Nayagnez,
Sre Moral Co.; En- Aguadilla, Sr Jorge Svs; Areci
bo,Sres Roses & Co.. Sucs o II a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-29
Gel IMPARCIAL" EN-
PONCE

Entiendase con el: senior
Eduardo Montull. Liberia
Y Papeleria "El Colegio" Isa-
bel "a, nuestro agente en- La
ciudad del Sur.
PEO. Box 435, Telef. 342.
Phone 204. San Juan, T.. r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21
EMBARGO IN SIGHT,

Chicago, Nov 20.--If the Washing.
ton conference OF coal miners and
operators fails a general freight EN-
barge Will become necessary and IN
dustrial plants will be forced to close
throughout the country. according to
statements OF operators here today.
Already street car service has beer,
aba ndoned and curtailed In some cities
Of the country and some big industrial
plants have suspended operations.
Al Bloomington. Ills, car service
WAS suspended and service was cur
tailed at Indianapolis, Ottumwa-
Iowa. and in q score of smaller towns
At Perkins, Ills. the Corn Products
company wes forced to close. At the
Chicago stock yards packing plants
have coal To last them from a week
TO two weeks. Morris and company
had enough for twelve days and
Armour, Swift and Cudahy had q
supply that would last. II was esti-
mated. from ten to fifteen days. Steel
mills i'm the Illinois Indiana district
must close when present supplies are
gone
I4cnis r Orr. chairman OF the coal
committee of Chicago Real Estate
board said the city faced distress,
suffering and property loss OF grave
consequences unless mines were put In
operation within-ten days,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21
NEW INDUSTRY LIKELY
FOR RARR|S0AbURG

Harr!sonhurr, Nov. .--~Harrison-
burg Is more than likely to have
another industry In the very near
future.
/, VIII he recalled that the an
nouncemeut was made some weeks
u : ss' r'i7st f'Y~ tss-f 4ffeIfS s-ttst ELK
manufacturing concern has been in
the City ana locked n different sites.
but THAI no definite conclusion had
been rca ohed.
Now, however, il is known that the
same gentlemen were here a day or
two ago and ware again shown about
the Town One real estate dealer is
reported 10 have donated a splendid
site Tor The esta bHshment Of the mill
and II was tentatively accepted,
The manager Of tn concern which
is corsiAc~irg estAl ishins the plant
here stntcd during hia etay that the
and others Interested were in Harri'
sonburs nine years ago with the same
end in yicw hut that they met with
50 little announcement from the peo'
pie they decided TO locate elsewhere
and the rfaut was finally erected In
u town H. North Carolina. This plant
he said il now employing nearly one
thousa nd people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21

~. f,,lowcd 81 thS I'D ie{ 1fouf, y
very sweet services condltetefs by Rev.
Or. A. r. Dunaway. who read hrtrf
Riblc selections and made brief ad-
dress on the THE Tomb Of Jesus
Christian Todpcation
In connection with the report en-
the educational board, addresses were
made by Rev. DR.. r. Y Mullins press
idcn.. OF the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical seminary and Hon. Harris
Hart. superintendent OF public i'm
structions for Virginia. DR.. Mullins
told OF the growth os the seminary
and its bright outlook and briefly re-
ferred to the plans of movink the IN
stitution to it's new location outside
OF F'armvi,le. a million dollars will
be needed for building.
Mr.. Heart. though having to speak
briefly. made a very thoughtful adj
dress on the necessity for Christian
cducat ton and suggested how tho
public schools might, without viola
ing the spirit of the constitution, b.
made to cooperate in physical ana
moral as well as mental development.
Ministerial Relief
Rev. Dr. william Lunsford, Of
Texas. presented the work of the
board of ministerial relief and am
and Mr.. l.. Zarili, member OF the
faculty OF the Baptist Bible institute
at New Orleans. thrille: the ASSOC
citation with the recital OF the work
of that young institution.
Thu work of the womans mission
airy union engaged the attention OF
the association for a half hour and
the association rcjoiced in the emo
showing made. Mrs. J. =. Thomas
presented the report of the Union
which has just completed it's twenty
first year, the best year in its history,
every activity OF the Union has taken
on new strength.
The cash contributions during the
year were s135. 229.44.
The Mountain Schools. the Camps
Of Royal ambassadors and Girls
Auxiliaries. the Mission Study Glasses
have ell done splendid work
The report approves the taking
over by the SunAty school depart
ment OF the state mission board of
the Baptist encampment at Virginia
Beach. DIR. George Green made
stirring address commencing the
work of the women.