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New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

tapped another, and another. and ..,,
another. When he had fuishsdd SUI
ping he rushed to a telenhona .sp,
shouted to each Of his friends: and
We've got $1,000 worth ~
tea" VI cold
The banks were called. The eho.,
had been cashed. A visit was mex snscks
the Highland Avenue home. fTs'a %
vacant. Neighbors said the ov- vas
had stored the furniture some tirns "'e1s
and gone away for the winter ego
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

be completed within eleven hours, 40
per cent within thirteen hours and the
remaining 10 per cent within fourteen
hours.
Officials Of the company said that as
result Of the change from q ten-hour
basic day to nine-hour basic day
1t would be necessary to increase their
car crews by 10 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
New Mexico 10 Raiifv SUFFRAGE

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Dec. Governor
Larrazolo announced TODAY he would
call special session of the Legisla-
ture in February to rstify the woman
suffrage amendment to The Federal Con-
Stitution
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Increase for Boston Teachers

BOSTON. Dec. 22.-The House Of
Representatives to-day passed bill
granting salary increase Of 1854 to
every Boston school teacher The bill
had previously passed the Senate.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

10 God will keep us in constant touch
with the fountain OF all good.
We all need a friend whom we can
trust and depend upon at all times. God
is the friend we need. Yes prayer Is a
duty, but is q great privilege. God
shares with us our sorrows as well as
our Joys: tell Him about them and
thank Him for His keeping power. One
does not need to have a set time and
place to pray, but can pray at any time,
whether it be at church, home, school,
Office, shop, etc. God hears prayer at
all times. Seek 10 know Him better
through prayer.
Endeavorers, we are about TO start on
a new year OF work for Christ. Let us
try TO have a closer relationship be-
tween societies and let US support our
City Union and its newly elected Of
flcers as best we can. We want to make
our influence forbgood felt all over tbs
city.
Decoration Day is approaching, think
up some plan so that all Endeavorers
may enjoy the day or evening together
anG present your plan at our April
meeting. Let US all become better ac-
Quainted.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

"Our Relationship To God-Praying.
Mark II: 1926 Lawrence A. Davis,
Superintendent Westminster Sunday
School
our topic this week has to do again
with one Of our relationships with our
Heavenly Father. One Of the most i'm
portant, II not the most important OF
all OF our relationships with Him. that
OF prayer. for It seems not -overdone
TO say that n Ike manner as we pray
SO shall we live and serve.
Christ IN the lesson reading draws
from The cursed and witnered fg tree
not the lesson Of the dangers OF an
unfrultful life, but that OF the power
OF the life Of faith and prayer. 'Here-
tofore, ! say unto you, all things what
soever ye pray and ask for, believe that
We receive them, and he shall have
them.' The key word here Is believe"
II our faith be great enough 10 lay
hold on the things prayer for as already
ours. then indeed do they become ours.
II we have fulfilled the condition with
which Christ follows up his promise.
. And whensoever ye stand praying for
give"
Let us for the moment analyze the
promise and the accompanying condi-
ton. At FIRST glance IL would seem that
we are here given a charter with un-
limited license to pray for anything
we wanted. This assumption would
put prayer on such a basis that we
would require no faith in God but only
a sublime confidence in the effective
ness Of our own petitions. Such is not
the case, for neither here or at any
time or at any other place in the Scrip
tures do we flnd grounds for such a
belief.
This brings us to the consideration OF
the condition mentioned above. "For-
give" It might be well 10 note here
that this Is a condition preceding and
not following the act OF prayer. 10 i'm
plies the presence In our minds Of love
and harmony toward all our fellow
men at the time we approach the
Heavenly Throne. II we have this love
and harmony towards our fellows then
it follows that we viii be in the proper
frame Of mind for Fellowship with the
Father. and in such submission and
humility Of mind as Is involved in
seeking forgiveness for ourselves.
II we fulfll the requirements Of the |
conditions and come in prayer to God |
there are no limits TO our prayers, for /
It will be possible for us to ask for |
only that which God can give us. AS
we pray so shall we live and serve II |
we have grown big enough in our
prayer life TO come to God ht TO re-
csive the things He has for us and with
enough TO seek the things we
ought to have, then we have come far
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
WEEKLY TOPIC
and
SOCIETY ITEMS
Of tbc>
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

on the way to the place where God can
use us in His work.
Lord, teach US how 10 pray. what to
pray for, in order that we might come
to be more nearly what Thou would
have us be-"
Next Sundays topic viii be written
by Ralph Minker. Mr.. Minker is well
known throughout the city and is now
a student at Dickinson oCllege. He was
assistant pastor Of Grace NJ. e. Church
for a short time.
Prayer is our means OF communicate
ing with God. 1t is through prayer we
make known our desires 10 God and
He always answers in the way which
he feels is best for US. Prayer availeth
nothing unless we believe. Daily prayer
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
Ultra Fashionable Suits

Mirroring the very newest styles in splendid variety of
exclusive modes ared and close fitting box coats dressy
blouse belted and sports models In soft cones oxfords
heather mixtures poiret TWILL twled serges aeta MORE
silk etc Every wanted shade
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
nAMBONE'S MEDITATl0NS

LAW mE.-DEY curTiN' Down(
De COTTON CRAP DIS YEAH
--As SPEC OLE BRER BotrI
,wSAzEL SeTTIN' UP RIGHT |
NOW, scRkTcHlH' He HAip |
-S srvplN' BOUT HOW he |
SWINE hAH IN DsM GAVIN
suE-STurgS w,p AZ ceup NJ
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
Fashionable Suits
Superbly Tailored Suits

Charming models showing box coats with vestees; sport
models and blouse effects in mannsh serge gabardne poire
twill and Slvertone, in wanted shades
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
Capes and Dolman Wraps

Beautifully fashioned models in serges, popns velour
SERGE svertone ticotne, duyet de ane wool
Jersey, etc, in wanted shades.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
COMM NirY HIiIGIoIs SCHOOL
piiN- ~ MASSAIuISI TTS

a community school Tor religious
training ut b men and women in and
about The cty haH been opened in
brurktun. Macs
The school wHs launched entirely ns
o. community enterprise aud 40 such
a tree FROM IA Hesttruu control aud
Boz conducted ALONE lies ct sound co..
NEluhH r'iIsurN itH purpose is ~
STIMULATE interest Iu tuhia study aud
lrHlorHhip boz churches aa we'll u. "A
more Intelligent application o.. the
principles uf religious living aud the
play urd leisure hours ~ children in
thr community y hua nn initial on
rulimont of 900
4 committee Of ono hundred prom.
uUnt mon aud women stand dahiud the
school n b. controlled hv the follow
ing committees 4 board OF directors
81 twelve mrmhors o. curriculum com
WIttrr ffrHnro and publicity COM
mlt'osH Professors from Boston uni-
yefatk ana other colleges in the vicin-
itN ore ON Tho faculty The business
secretary of tho 3 W. g. \. b. registrar
nnh thr course uf twenty weeks h. con
Quoted iu the y " e. a building
lu addition to regular classes at tho
y " e. 4 mass meetings iu the
IurE,st tnrItrr ln tho city have been
held with surH men Hs Or HAIRY
Emerson Iosiirk Hnd DR. Uonr, sloan
Coffin aH speakers
raFsnntrN and biblical plays Will be-
given Boo conjunction with the school.
which be- known ns the Brockton
School Of Religious Education.
Irene Hcadioy Arm,T. general sccrc.
tary of tho Hrorktuu y " 9 \. WIS
one of thD most Influential 81 the Y.
" e. 4 secretaries iu France during
tho period OF tnY war
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LUNCHEON ~ uo>oR on
NI,s. M,t4NI GHIfN

On honor uf Mrs j q NDlAuEhiI1'
RI. Ir- retired from tho secretary
SHIN coil tI, NIhuuU,flu. Erl Cross
gHntr,u after over Years continuous
and inspired service. tho yNuiotu
workers gave l surufirv luncheon u'
the AlsurHlu today 100 q O'Clock The
unuIr was 10 real ovation tui took
pla,, bon the pri,tt, dining room "i
the NlNurtdo Their, were twenty two
10 tho table which was h'uss"mlng
with sweet peas aud each s!tl wrote
her uam, uu H card uW~hItSohcd WIN
the ruut,ru shield 900 WyW'hlo ana
r,rprI of thp workers TuJHts were
offered 90 Mrs Mclaughlin ln loyal
aud uu,ptiuutt, ap~pr,,.Huu ~ her
leadership boo ,tutt'u Wu.h Ihua'
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BY Aida +. SIMS
Phones 116 or 346

It His past week Mother Nature has rclcntcl aud has Decided ~ al
low her youngest daughter Ia make her debut after ALL so Miss
Spring, blushng aud smiling, with a tear still in her eye. is max
ing ready her verdant costume. Black sod of fearful and incscapahlc
perfume. turns green over night, buds will sou be- baby leaves. tree,
are being set out. father h planting hccis aud corn. mother filling win
dow boxes the poodle must be- clipped, the straw hat coaxcd from its
alternating lair.
Whittier away To roast hot dogs IN the mesa. oh shades ofOmar
khayam, what a PROCLAMATION of the desert But ~ the ouly jug is full
Of yinegaf- we must have som diversion. and It's safe up there after
sundown ~ the golfers have "homcward went their weary way " Oh
We golfers! that extra hour Of day light means eighteen holes of golf
instead NJ nine to YOU aud eighteen holes in foot gear. too. with "a
iords at ten dollars a pair, You are ou" shining example that has come
10 light IN this happy scheme.
But for uS. Morning y at Seven. but when j. seven supper atHhc
time when want To be- out walking my stomach il no Chronological
instrument aud il doesn't know the difference between SUNDAY and
amy other day. bat my brain simply refuses 10 rclinpuish sleep before
Old Sol ha, lit the breakfast room, ~ 10 ,uccunh h. IL until u reason
able hour after he has retired More work. less pay. makes a very
happy employer. We didn't expect the Government to take advantage
of this week however 10 play such q joke upon us
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u NppN Nt'PN
uNNQIIr TONIGHT.

IN Gamma I..fH chapter or fNN
EIput Kappa tHmWHH rr',nHffr fh'Ir
fIaf Anniversary iIIH evenings with N
formal banquet Boo T.ft NHI 90 tHH
most elaborate UU.Irs ,I fHu f,TlHH
auI preparations I1E. been made tn
Don ttu ttrtN appointment perfect
There viii hf H Nuru NI.tIHIN ,Hkn Iu
thr confer cot thr tl'u With nineteen
h'U. candles uu BE- uU tIr each uf
tlU charter members uHI u for fHH
chapter Tho cHL, wl hH banked
With iuur rHrrrrr uI iH. fufIiH wtirh
Will ,ltrud down tHH tIiI. un rr.h
I, aud will h, HUIaHr.l in a t'r
r|.t H|uuuurfrr tIf ,lhr Two HNHi.
ri UIuiI,s Hi ,HDH rUi eft fHr fllI,
NI'I balance fIIH t~.U..IT.t.U.
Tho lI,ur.b,.lIa IH tho flower ol
kHuua Kappa Gamma, uut owing POO
ths season of tHr N,nT % s lwUn.
H.uIu fU obtain fNpm anywhere IU
tHr country Tho color aUsWp u.
IHrk U'u, HrI IrHr HIU# thereto
cannot HH carried uuf iu flowers hHf
is u.IHs candle. lr1 shades Boo Oh
tones Hf HIHt. INr N.vfs used ar
I.f'HI.Ia f.r f.. r.I""H fUHf fH"y HH.
r.HIIE aHrU.. looking THE owl s
fHs emblem .I Kappa
And OBJ. r.I.. ..r|H NI Hn brown
owls with f.. ..H elbow ,Nta. thruu#N
whose fIHs.. uHH.T depths tup IaHf
viii alIun .H They perch Hul,mnIN Ur
fhr rIW uf OBJ. rIHHrH NIHH N.'UH
vincent VIII hr tHr toHs'uIs'fgHa ar.
Martha Gr.,n',I VIII respond with
th, a.UIHH tH.s' Tn k.UuH kHupi
tEr Junior toast Tho OWL Frances
Rear tn, sophomore toast To tn.
l1upr d, iHH uuI Margaret Iy, th,
Freshman fHUHf Tu fHt Gamma IIrII
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When there wcrc M huns Ia
olta-s'. tile skrunliiuNs &C the
TwciHN-srscuth New Nutkl III
Vision turned "A dugrn different
waN. Toe diversion. ~uuic 81 uiru
got has, aud Wrpir uis two-art
musical cuniciN "iet's iiUut o.
With the, wvru In linndst~ ansi
lftnriN. The cninpnnN Wa prttN
veil rI.tunicit and u~rhrar-si
faithfully. tut When The iwcitN.
seventh rrtuuk a iuush tuwn
Witiph tia t.cunnans had ir'id iur
tour yeats, the ,%ioiighiuN- iulnd
the wuutru ~ anru merit ul vlntln'~.
The rr-uit WA that tiD in,- vito
luirHt auuuirti Nuuru ave utstr
,tatuw- tu the Irn'h women.
Ils-r su-tuuts- wcTp ui u%fula'tsl.
hHWHsUf when IT, tNrnth-
arNttttt nUsi anal tie lHtN- are
1904 nittu. tirir -iiuN ~ a."
ttntnf, thsatrr in New Nurh.
Ihi- pirtutv show -untv ot tie
hun tiu-tt-, east o.. tituri- girl-,
%ulpar.iug uno uf tic ballet tam
bar.
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\ uNN ItIni
AMI lslt Nc ~ isi'l ~.

The UUrh school orchestra went
IiHt uirht uu ONE OF those drllphttul
and today somewhat rare excursions
NtN ride. a fire was butt ana re-
uIUHID supper eaten and everyone hud
l IuIIy time Niles shelton was Co.,
]Hlp,run. HuI thv amir wuH IL r,ai
blow out Funds were rctkl'sslt
dipped into fee supply the u 'lh.
uUatr eats. fIr Domestic Science class
furnished IurH uf wonderful salad
lnHr Co. ,ousIderttiuul mufHipn1lloW
W,.H toasted 90 every adjunct Goo d.
marvellous picnic was supplied
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eighteen guests were laid nt tho lunch
@ Table ana the color scheme ot the
decorations was in pink The ccntof.
pior" wac Of pink sweetpeaH nesting
boz 3D. cloud of lIuphuuuus pfuk mtiIur
pink rtndlss slowed md place cards
and fuNofs were also Iu uink The
whole affair was u lovely ono and
were b. not for the rslsun would De-
repeated daily. We have uo doubt Mn
Brooks expects 90 lr be- visitor 100 Alhu-
purrIuc until about mo urst uf NAV.
when her husband will join hsr here
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Nn MnTInns Nd m0MI"

THr r,lui1r monthly "ut homo ~
iI, Wan Mothers of America viii ho
HrIt ut tH,iT headquarters Iu bul
Follows ball u,Rf NouduN afternoon
NfrII o.. lf H Hu O'clock The hostess
I.H tU. afternoon iH NrH e. o. Nagl'
# .'.H IE N.HIHupu Janice. Fletcher
tuI Ii...H,k 40 IutcrcHrIuE musirIi
UrH.Tfm WtII Ur presented and 900
m.u who NINu served 90 urr nov .u
p.. branch uI tUr military ur naval
..rf|,p vino WrN bp boz the uitN nest
Nuulty afternoon are cordially M
NIIpl Go hp present
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present we're Airs Lester cooper. Mrs
Geo. Angle. Mrs. Ross Merritt. Mrn
Tom Milkrrsun. Mrs ~ Co. Chll.
bourne. Mia Henry DoofA MrH Alid1
Sims. and the Misses Aur,lira How
don. Caroline JumIsuu. Adele Carr,
Jennie TIsrutk. Virginia kUlrhor
Hrfnlrc U,ssrIIrn. Katherine Tyler.
sidney and Cora Wilson. MYill, kgi
o., and NIfEu.H UUr,l,t. fHD Miss
McGrasuf slI Nra q o. M,lauNHlIn
aud h,r daughter MrH lIEU. Mrt q
.. Crahlm. Nrs So MurlsIl Iui Mi.s
NIkhtllr shelton.
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uus.

Nrr o. a. Tumpkiuh tui'rtiNn'l
with u s,vlnr pHrty ou Monday after
uHun Fourteen HdIus nurilt ruEts
,I iu fuuts .work and conversation
m4g hu d|,Hrnd,I upon tu have u dr
IahtfuI um, NrH Tompkius Su
lItr another Informal party lr the
H.Hr future.
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,ns - MO rNrrnrNINs

Mn 7 7 TVUTI' TT'IW'' ~
"Wednesday with 900 elaborate ana
lssutnI luncheon loo thr N%I,tt'1" 'n
honor of Mis- Lewis r. brooke nnd
N.a NIIkius Nrs brooks. who q.
,.Ittur Htr husbands patents
4nI Nrs &C. O.. Hruoks i- from MI
vblktc WIS uri NJ NllhlN' ''
gr.,,r.yIII, y v be- E.sItug bon
I..,r,r u a. IlmIsuU tuN,ts Tor
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MaFdclon tho rvuitent ..........
......s....s.... Marian uuckett
Joseph 90 AroWhthot owen Marion
John che Beloved Apostle .....
..... Adele Morslli
iem. children
Mrs sirumquist BE- directing the pro-
furfIuu.
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C%Mm.pREN,s n%rCirNL

on SUNDAY afternoon Miss louise
Nichols nnd Miss Nalck gave 10 recital
~ their juvenile prpiis. assisted h,
% little pupil Of Mrs Ann Strum.
Guiat \ rreat deal OF talent and
much careful study was exhibited hy
tho children and me roCtnia ere uu
encouragement To- them.
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THI WORLD.

" using SRI workers IL a problem in
honolulu luat ~ u h. In New York.
'hicano, Washington or ahy large city
IN the United states. according 70 Miss
usrirude CoEin. girls work secretary
~ the national hoard Of tho Y. w. 4.
Hawaiian islands.
Al a result the vaiung list for The
Y W. = A boarding home ~ a long
one The hor.c accommodates forty
rirE ana u b. always filled. mostly
with American riria who 90 10 the
Islands 90 accept commercial positions
though IL few Hawiian girls stay there.
too. nnt the space IL inadequate for
the demand put upon u.
The cts association In Just as
crowded. Sittiu. IN The lobby at any
time OF the duf~you can see girls OF
practically cssfy country ln the world
passing through korean. chinese.
Japanese, Hindu. Filipino. Portuguese.
French mnny IN native costumes.
There are %typcwriting claases IN thai
: W g. A with not one English
speaking rirl among the students:
English classes With members from ns
many o. thirty nationniities. mostly
oriental
IN the Ihaeh al walkiki.
The Y. W g. A. also has = cottage
a. Waikiki. tho wiii-known Hawaiian
''AfNH MNfff hNNtH may 40 IuF NNWMs
onda, for picnics M good times The
problem Of the ISLANDS Ia not a rnclnl
one rather n Of providing AZ ALL
round days program for girls Of all
nntionaiitiss who minElc together In
business and at the Y. W. q. A. AZ
waikiki there are tennis cO.rtn and a
basketball field where I saw Korean
glrlH PLAYING basketball. oNerclpo which
they had never before thought OF in
dulginE in.
The girl reserves. n movement o.
me Y " g. A, for teen age glrls. has
been started In the ialanda and through
10 I hope that We al teach the Young
or girls ROW To plas and how 10 work.
Also. ! hope that We can help TO In
reaEf the percentage OF native girls
who finish hiRh school.
Organized recreation ought 20 be
provided, too. for the American girls
who 20 out TO teach IN public schools
and who. being away from their Inn
mediate friends, need other Interests
outside their school. honolulu. itself.
is admirably equipped for such work
na there are excellent -GymnnalumH In
the city and bungalow k~inderEartens
which, because % their gardens. make
attractive recreation centera."
\. ". Z. \. ncgins Work la Porto Rleo
AZ the request OF the Porto Rico
Wumcn's committee OF the council OF
national defense, q v. W. g. A. COM
mlttce was appointed 10 assist In Porto
Rico by cooperation In the work OF
aiding women prisoners and deiln-
guent girls on the island, The council
81 defense has started a school In tho
(Continucd on page tuo.D
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rui Ms NJ uuNi

mo I'M ITH WI ~ N H0Ul0 IN
FORMALLY "a tho phi Ma houae ON
-uuil, afternoon from three io siN'
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enjoyed a purely social program. Mis-
Elisabeth Brown was ~ charge ant
Miss Margaret Eanforday rerlter
Miss Evnnreline Perry SANG Ni4t
Gertrude Thompson playcd. u Wa
derided that the club would do u ~.
tle social service work and that q
chiid's bed for thu day nursery would
be- bought.
Misc Ruth stuohflsld was honor
guest at a party given last uieht -
the Y. W. q. A. headquarters Mlaa
Stuchfieid was ignorant 81 the affair
until fifteen Girls of the Employed
Girls club entered en- maase and an
nounced themselves hostess and Ma
stuchfieid honoree.
The sewing classes at the " "
Friday evening viii include lnstraf-
ton In dreaamaking and millinery.
Mir Inches conducted the y W G.
A. meeting for the Indian GiTis yes
terday evening az the Indian school
Mrs fackeY az coach o. he 0lec
club and her ~vocallats and tho Em-
rloyed girls plan 9 program soon f"r
the Huo Grande industrial school
The mesa picnic given Tor the v.
W girls reserve was a very happy ~.
fair After the supper the girls form
cd a circle around he fire and too.
part IN discussion on n Ideals o.
trienO hip, under the leadership o
Miss rrtirs, besides a pleasant outing
a ,caiy beneficial evening was th~
.tsfull
TN sospcr services tomorrow after
noon 20 the Y. W & a. viii be spe-
ciaiiy interesting and the usual social
hour viii follow the services
Tho cafeteria will not be opened
untii the first Of July AZ the roonia
al U.NHUaW H. a a. a-.NN - - -.
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Brown. Ralph BROOKS. Victor MiIlcr.
Anderson. Allen iirusc and Morris
tnlH.
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N,ID MINISTER MIST
SI.lI MS HODN

20 be- "a dcplorable reflection upon
tn, Professionals uf this country when
% minister, aged, pOnnii,sH. homeless,
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rNuIs mn CHoss REQUESTS
~ ROOM

urrttN hHuriurH comfortable chairs
and always o. cup uf tea.
n hDlpa lf you are one Of the hun
itnla 81 nurses who ufp always there
u the equipment department of the
Rcd Gross oU some business or other
connected win uniforms n army
regulations
Tho Cen hour iIs boon introduced
ht the 81 81 g. a ut tho request OF
th, U,d Gross Iu tH, Ecd Cross nurses
equipment bureau o. Paris N b. the
flme Kind of cooperation that the two
organizations have maintained FOR u
long time tu connection with most
OF the American hospital Crutera. there
H \ W e. 4 SECRETARY acting us
hostess Boz o. ltHt Cross nurses club
Miss Marie Rhodes of littHhutg, la
director OF this Rcd Gross department
Tho y " e. 4 hostess ls Miss Mar,
Anderson OF Hudson. Wis. but better
known iu Town. whtrs % wua student
secretary ut fhr University uf Iowa Tor
several wears Ntfor, coming 20 France
HoIug hostess Is not new work 90
NIfs Anderson For IUHrf months h"t
1901 Job boo France hHs ltcn at tho
NURSES club iu AurrrF l ~tctiun
with tn, pIttaUurg unit So %
Practically tt,rN nurse boo the sCrNs
ice goes Through these equipment
rooms during the DouIH' oi hf WORK
lu France bft,u there urg UuuNotd'
able and Ions waits loo connection witi
dor visit 90 tho bureau. n fs 20 these
ti.uls that She used tho Tea room
which ls to hrr u trIusu'NNttd mini.
allure OF the nurses club she has IuH'
H.ff IL hon IUHY NuHuItHl
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The business MuuHuH dluurr ui
the 4 ". e. A. uu Thursday night
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tn, best French clerks aupplied 20
tho 4 D. D. wore supplied through
tho \. " e. a. according go p Of
ugiHl report
ON, ut mo activities OF the y. "
e.. s s.,r,tur,H BOO charge cot foNeta
COG clubs fur French girls Dol Co help
their wswuUrs rrf work Incidentally
IL appplts that n so doing ouo Of them
hls boon HOPPING the United states
government
prs ul tho tower U,rls has u cop,
uT au official report which IH ON it,
way Co President Wilson iu Washing
ton. It SAYS that the gIrlH snut hY the
~ 40 90 certain departments of
tho 4. g. a. Cor r@loricnl work we're me
most ,.I,Icnt French girls employed
NHa Marguerite Jones. who comes
from Sew York ,Ity and iH tho \. W
90 4 secretary 900 ,hHrsr is Norf proud
uf "htF giris and the Eirls-wen
tho, each have o. copy OF the report.