The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01

Boston.
God bless the women Of
world.
What wonderful work they p
form-and how gently. genuine
and unselfishly they perform
met In the Main Exhibit,
Building at the CENTENARY
CELEBRATION COLUMBUS
fine. motherly lady who has de-
voted her life to directing a mis-
sion in San Francisco. where she
gathers under her wing little
children. most OF whom have been
abandoned by their parents. and
she nurtures them and watches
them and sees that they grow to
young womanhood. protected
with all the care and love that
they would get II they were in
homes Of their own and love-
by their parents as SO many mil
lions Of other little children are.
This fine lady brought with her,
as exhibits OF the work done by
her Mission. two little baby girls.
just able to toddle around-one
Of them q little Chinese girl and
the other q little Japanese girl
While I was talking to her the
little Japanese girl toddled ur
along side OF me. took hold OF nv
hand. looked into my face with
the sweetest smile 7 ever saw
as much AZ to say, You will pre-
tect and love me. won't your"
And a little child shall lead them
This little baby girl led m.
around the quarters Of the Sa:
Francisco Mission. trying to tell
how we are taken care of by this
good lady. Look at me-a little
waif, not wanted by either my
papa or mamma stranger. yet
she took me In and clothed me
and fed me, Just as she does other
little girls like me.
Am I too sentimental?
confess that the confidence this
little baby girl showed she had
In me was a great inspiration and
made me feel. as II will you wher
YOU see her. what a grand work
ls being done under the auspices
Of the Methodist Church. which
originated this Centenary Ceie-
bration. solely for the purpose Of
Pile. what can be done for the
helpless and homeless IN coun-
tries throughout the world by
Just showing heart and interes
In humankind.
I believe that this and other ex-
hfhits at the CENTENARY GEL
foundly impress you, besides CIV
ing YOU a liberal education as 60
conditions that exist in countries
other than America. and will
teach you how necessary IL -
for the American people. endow-
ed beyond all other peoples
the world with rich blessings an
opportunities: to give seriou.
thought to the unfortunates and
to help them in every way they
can.
There Is nothing but brightness.
to be seen everywhere at the Ohio
State Fair Grounds. Columbus.
where the Centenary Celebration
is staged. None of the sruesoms
things of life are shown. You see
has taken place in many coun-
tries Of the globe where human
hearts and brains and hands and
human sacrifices have been en-
ployed to uplift humanity.
All Of these good things are I'm
pressed on your mind without
any attempt on the part OF any
body to do so. Tho pictures ara
speak; and pictures and black
boards never misrepresent
You cannot fail to get Into the
spirit Of this great Centenary
Celebration Columbus. You ara
bound to think that r 10 the
most wonderful exposition you
1t is-and as anybody else that
has seen it thinks Il 10.
With the strains Of music from
the Rainbow Band-from the
Band OF Colored Boys-from the
oieces-from sixteen negro quar-
tets-from the great pipe organ
in the Coliseum that peals forth
wonderful strains under the ar
tistic touch Of one Of the great
est organists in the world-from
the great chorus OF 5000 human
voices that one hears while tho
great pageant Is shown in the
Coliseum-and finally from Gin
cinnatrs symphony Orchestra.
consisting Of seventv-five pieces
you can understand why every
body who visits this wonderful
and filled with deep appreciation
of the master minds that plan
ned the Centenary Celebration
Columbus.
You will miss the greatest oppor-
tunity Of your life II you fail to
witness this Centenary Celebra-
ton.
We are in the summer season.
when the davs are long and happy
when II is easv to drop our
work for a dav or two-so WIN
not set aside the time necessary
to visit Columbus and spend all
the time there witnessing the
marvellous features Of this really
Big Show.
General admission Is only so
cents. which carries you through
the whole day. but in the evening
you will wish to see the great
pageant in the Coliseum and that
will cost you so cents extra
that's all-but IL you start early
in the morning and continue I'M
I'll II o'clock at ni1ht-costing
you one dollar all told. you will
gather for yourself greater
amount of pleasure and content
ment and information than one
dollar has ever bought you be-
fore in all your life.
But it's not the dollar-it's not
receipts the management wants
for they do not plan to make one
penny out Of It. 1T WANTS YOU
to see for yourself what great
good Is accomplished in the world
when heart and brain cooperate.