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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
Stomach
on Strike
20 Years
EafOEsfG Settled M

"Eatonic is wonderful" says G. w.
Burton. 81 had been a sufferer from
stomach trouble for 20 years and now
I am WELL"
Eatonic gets right after the cause of
stomach troubles by taking up and
carrying out the acidity and gases and
Of course, when the cause is removed,
the sufferer gets well. If you have
sourness, belching, Indigestion, food
repeating or any other stomach
trouble, take Eatonic tablets after
each meal and find relief. Big box
costs only trifie with your druggists
guarantee.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
Money for Relief.

New York. - Over $33,000,000 has
been expended for the, relief Of Jew
ish war sufferers in eastern Eurofe
and other parts Of the world since
the outbreak of the war, according to
report Of the American Jewish re-
lief committee.
Know One Like Him7
''Can Jiggs take joker"
"Pm sorry to say he can"
'Sorry?"
eyes. He takes 'em from the hum
orous papers, after I've read 'em, and
springs them on me as his own"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
IMPORTANT news
The WORLD over
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THIS
AND OTHER NATIONS FOR
SEVEN DAYS GIVEN
THE NEWS OF THE SOUTH
What Is Taking Place In The South
land Will BE Found In
Brief Paragraphs
Foreign


party, which was victorious in the
parliamentary elections held in Wien
ma, are confident they will be able to
induce the more conservative ele-
ments of the opposition to join in a
coalition government in view of the
grave internal situation of the coun-
try. DR.. Otto Bauer, leader of the
Social Democrats, has announced his
party will not participate in the new
government.
Orders have been issued for British
railwaymen to strike in sympathy
with coal miners, according to advice
from London.
Uruguay, Panama and Venezuela
will be represented by special mis-
sions, and Costa Rica and Salvador by
their consuls at Santiago, Chile, at
the Magellan celebration to be held
late this fall.
Low prices paid for coffee in the
American markets have produced a
financial crisis at Bogota, Colombia,
and suggestion is made that the gov
eminent declare a moratorium for
banks and permit free expectation of
gold.
Peggy O'Neil, the actress, who
about a month ago was taken sudden
ly i'll during the performance of
plny at the Savoy theater, London,
has just returned to her place in the
cast, and declares her illness was due
to an attempt to poison her.
A bag containing five bombs, two
tubes of explosives and several
pounds Of material for shrapnel, was
found under bench in public gar
den near the Hotel CavOur, Milan, TIA
ly, where bombs recently were explod-
ed while the delegates to the congress
of the League of Nations socities were
at the hotel.
Reputation of the British Colum-
bian prohibition law, indicated by the
$4,000 majority already recorded,
brought government officials to con-
sideration of how the liquor traffic
shall be administered, according to a
report from Vancouver, B. C..
A special meeting of the executive
committee of the Jewish Central Re-
lief organization created recently by
the Jewish relief conference in Carls-
bad, was held at Paris to deal with
the problem created by $4,000 Jewish
refugees at present stranded in va
rious parts of France. The commit
tee decided to create a special body
to provide the refugee with employ
ment and to otherwise protect them.
The Brixton prison officials contIn-
ne to force nourishment on Lord May
or MacSwiney, who was still delir1ous
at last reports, according to the latest
bulletin issued by the Irish Self-De-
termination League. The mayor is
unable to recognize friends, but the
delirium is of a quieter type.
Professor de Bolt of the Academy
of Medicine, at Paris, one of the most
skillful surgeons in France, has gone
on a special train to Athens to oper-
ate upon King Alexander of Greece,
who is suffering from the effects of
monkey bite.
Irish bishops meeting at Maynooth,
near Dublin, declared in manifesto
that the ATROCITIES committed in Ire
land by the crowns forces are ex-
ceeded only by Turkish atrocities in
frightfulness."
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
Sympathetic Strike Postponed.

London.-The threatened sympa-
thetic strikes of the railway men and
transport workers in support of the
striking coal miners, which would
have forced virtually all the indus
tries of Great Britain to shut down,
have been postponed pending renew
ed negotiations between the, govern
ment and the miners.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
Surplus Stock Sold.

Washington.-Sale of surplus ban
dages and absorbent cotton to
Thompson & Kelly company Of Bos-
ton, for $1,0OO,000, was announced by
the war department. The stock in
cluded was estimated by the war de-
partment to be a years supply for
all surgeons and hospitals of the
country.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28

Atlanta.-M. B. Welloorn, Of the
federal reserve bank of Atlanta, in a
statement urged the advisability of
non-member banks joining the fed
eral reserve system and mobilizing
their reserve deposits with those of
the member banks to meet the pres
ent unsatisfactory financial condi-
tions in this district.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28

o4S1AA4A8444
V e 6 eta BILE Com
pound has done me.
| had organic trou-
bles and am going
through the Change
of Life. I was taken
a pain in my
side and q bad head
ache. I could not
lie down, could not
eat or sleep. I suf-
+ e re d something
terrible and the doc.
tors medicine did
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
Texas Women Can Vote.

Houston, Texas.-Judge J. D. Har-
vey, in the seth district court here,
decreed that the law recently passed
by the Texas legislature making the
payment of poll tax by women pre-
requisite of their voting in the gen.
eral election is unconstitutional
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
Lutherans Table Resolution.

Washington.-The United Lutheran
church in biennial convention re-
fused its approval to a committee res
o1ution opposing military training in
public schools
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
sunerstition Resnected.

"Weren't you afraid to start that
argument on Friday the thirteenth?'
inquired Mr. Rafferty,.
mo-" said Mr.. DoIan. THAT argu-
'nent Is going to he uniucky. but nc'
-" me-"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Extraordin airy Curative
Power of Lydia E, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

Philadelphia, Pal want to let YOU
know what good Lydia E. Pinkham's
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-10-28

If you are troubled with pains or
aches; feel tired; have headache,
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass
age Of urine, you will find relief in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
REPUBLICANS PREDICT VICTORY
AND SELECT THEIR FAVOR|TES

SON. and | think hc is we'll aDic to MI
tho bin"
HARRY PARADISE. proprietor Of tho
Mecca. Fhit'"nth and Market, said: Il
am for /. :. Senator Warren q. Hard
IN; and am ais" IN favor Of a Rrpuhli-
can president this year and TANK nat
hr w3ll Win hands down and HARDING
VIII M doubt b" the NOMINEE"
t1ilEF or POLICE FRED FRASIER:
"GlVc mo good Republican,. preferably
li"n. Howard Suih'Ilrud. hut there are
MANI Other good m"n and several g.
whom | W"uId not BE- ASHAMED IL sup
port have hc'u suggested"
THOMAS WILLIAMS. of the Whcci.
INK Tent II Awning company. said: /
Was Il suI!Icr during tin WAT ana | am
Iur one 81 the irIi"NyS who Was pal
of MN" ANA that l'liuw ls MaJ"r General
l.,nnHrd Wu"d and | think that hc would
MAX" an ideal President"
DAVID DANIELS. welt know local
viuliulst and manager Of "A Market street
jcWrlry >l"r" said. II favor /. =. Sen
atur Howard Sutherland and believe that
H.. would MAX" a good man for the job
We should back him FIRST, and second
boost Warren q. Harding. " OHIO.
FRANK SHEETS. head. If the Eur"li
Motor Car company. Is for Major Cen
cral Leonard Wood Iirst and his second
cEuIc" is Warren g, Harding. Of tho
state Of uhIo. II" rs h"uslcr, however
for any good Republican,.
FRANK BLOWERS. well known Edy-
wood business man, IS for any Rcpub-
lIcan who can nll the bill and h. says
that there ar" -, many candidates that
it would Ice almost impossible for TO
pick tn" winner at the present time from
the number.
Il +, CAMERON. manager OF the
Better Slnr..| fdlors Major General
Leonard Wood. hut says that he could
be induced to support any man with
business and executive ability and he -
tor "a Republican urSI, last and always
GEORGE =. EENEkE, EXhnitcd Ruler
OF Wh"Cllng Lodge No. IS Of ElkS, and
we'll known attorney, is for HOn Howard
Sutherland first and for Warren q.
Harding as q second choice. lie is. how
ever. in favor Of Il good Republican for
TIA" job.
EDW NliD pIEiII.. former deputy
state haukIuE commissioner and rest
dcnr Of NarwouI. favorS Hon. Howard
Sutherland as FIRST choice for President
and as second best he picks Warren -.
Harding. Il tn" state 0f Ohio.
VI. : Lr.SSNER. we'll known Marker
street business man. Is for Hon Howard
Sutherland FIRST and for Warren g.
Harding. Of the state of Ohio. as the
second choice for President Of the
United States on the Republican ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
NEW YORK SOCIALISTS
WILL PUT UP FIGHT

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Rcpuolican
leaders from all parts Of tho state heLp
informal conferences here toda! on tnc
assemblies summary suspension or It's
Socialist members and the resultant
probable effect on the electorate OF ihS
state. Meanwhile the five SUSPENDED
asscmhlymcn made plans for a bitter
night for. reinstatement.
J. Henry Walters, Republican leaoet
of the senate. cX-Spcakcr Thaddcus I.
Sweet, Simon l.. Adler, Rrpupllcan
leader OF the assembly, and Attorney
General Charles u. Newton lntima'cd
tonight that they had found consider
able opposition to the aSSemoiEs pro-
sram in dealing with its Socialist mem
bcrs During the day the executive
committee of the Socialist party OF New
York issued statement demanding
that the assembly Immediately revoke
us action. which it denounced as d.
rect aftront To the voters OF the STATE.
disrracrful and un-Amcrican.
tn" Socialists fight for reinstatement
viii he chamrion"d by the abicSt law
yrrS they can hire. 1t was announced:
Tropagnnda will form. larS" part oil
campaign Ia turn the asscmhlESS a'-
ton into Il boomerang and compel re-
instarcmrnt through public opinion II
WAS said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
Raids on Reds Asserted to
Be Intended to Queer the
Trade Commission

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-ChargeS that
arrests of federal trade commission
employees made in ,hc recent department.
Of Justice campaign against reds nave
been the result OF "framc-upS designed
10 build the theory that the commission
is a hot bed Of BolshCViSm." were made
today by W. i. Colvcr. Of that body be-
fore tho Senate agriculture committee.
Colvcr left the intimat!on that the
larger Chicago packing concerns had
cuuniy"d in some degree 10 attain that
result and involved Ludwig {. y. X.
Martens, sclf-styled American ambaSs-
adrr of the Russian Soviet republic 10
the United States. and :. Nuortcva.
Martens secretary. in his account OF IN
stances tu prove the points. Given a
whole day before the committee which
tonight announced its hearings ended.
Colver ilkcwis" voiced a vigorous de-
mand for Legislation 20 regulate the IN
hustry, need Of which was proved, he
said, hv the recent agrCement between
the packers and the department of JUS
tICr in settlement Of antitrust proceed
lngS.
TO this testimony the commissioner
added Il critical analysis OF Stat"Smcnts
and motives OF witnesses who have OPP
posed packer regulation during the pro-
longcd hearings OF the agriculture COM
mittcc on the Kenyon and Kendrick bills
last wear concluding with the assertion
that in the meat industry competition
is continuing to less and monopoly to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
FRAME up IS ALLEGED BY C0LVER

increase. even though We exhaust the
powers Of present federal laws intend
ed 10 restrain it,.
The first instance the commissioner
said OF the "frame-up" had resulted in
the arrest OF Rafael Mallcn, a former
clerk for the trade commission. in raids
directed last week at Chicago commun-
list centers by the department Of JUS
tice. II. J. .. Claybaugh, head Of the
secret service at Chicago and his assist
ant. "a man named Barry" Glover said.
both Of whom have since resigned were
responsible and Barry now was "spc-
cial agent" for Swift g. Company. Mail
len was later released.
Johann Ohsol. another cmploye OF the
commission. Colver said. was arrested
in Washington hotel during the present
week, while on visit TO S. Nuorteva,
having been pointed out To police. offic-
ers as Martens. who is being sought by
che secret service. Reading an alleged
claim Of Nuortcva and Martens that
purchase Of large meat supplies from
an unnamed Chicago packer had been
arranged with the object Of GETTING IT
into Russia through the allied blockade,
ton between meat packers and the Sovi-
ct Representatives, "siGnificant as IL
concerned Ohsors arrest. especially
since the latter had been taken into GUS
tody when he came TO see Nuorteva in
answer TO a specific telephone call.
To show that the consumer was not
getting any benefit from lower live
stock prices. Colvcr presented Z diA-
gram showing that on August I, when
live hogs sold at IS cents pounA. pork
loins sold in Boston for 34i5 cents, while
on October %, when live hogs sold at
I2h, cents, loins sold at S7h cents in
Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
GOOD EXPOSES EXTRAVAGANCES

against buying anything except the act
ual n"rcSSari"~ for immediate hecuS'
We sec the secretary Of aSricultur" ad-
NiSluI ANA urging N" state highway
commissions To- buy all kinds OF mater
ial and machinery for road construction
and Sturr L for future u.s..
we behold IL" treasury department
urging congress t. accept generous
dumatI"u ~ patri"tI" riiiz.nS 81 a
southern city Of 5000 acres az land on
which to build a hospital and , when a
generous approximation IS mad" ny con
gross 10 build this hospital. "" see this
same department '"tttnE a ."ntr!rt 10
some Of th"S" game p1tri"t'r t!'iI'nS
who donated tn" land. THAT - not AL
The contract - let ut just d"u"i" tn"
amount which tho treasury department;
estimated it would cost 20. h:'v" ~"
Saui,. improvements mad" TX letting "ui
the work 10 Suh-rnn'rIri"r%
mentS in one grand finTl" d"u"unr."t
the hpArd.r T.! ,h,' u"'"SS1ri'~ "' u. .
and Threatening - throw MIN ~ ~
while ut tn" saur '.wr "" m h"Ii 80"
secretary Of W.. g." sr"'', ~ hw:"d. ::
Of necessities ~ 1ii M ~ Tri p. iG-''.
to dispose or n:s bearded St'.N ur'.'
by congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
Will Produce Martens
For SenatG'S Hearing
Subpoenas Issued For the
Soviet Ambassador and
His. Secretary

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-SubpoenheS
were ISSUED late today calling Tor inc
appearance of Iurwig G. \. *. Martens.
self styled Russian Soviet ambassador
to the United States, and his secretary
Santrri NuOrtcva. at the initial hearing,
Monday, Of the senate foreign relations
suh-com mittcc, charged with an inNcSti
cation Of Russian propaganda IN the
United states.
Tho subnocna for Nuorteva. signed by
senator Moses. OF New Hampshire.
chairman of tho subcommittee, was
served carly tonight at the temporary
hcnd0uaricrS here Of the Russian
Soviet bureau"
In announcing tina; he would appca;;
before tho committee NuorteFa sdiu
Martens for whom the dcpartlneh o.
Justice agents have been seeking with
II warrant for arrest would be produc-
Cd 50 rs to be served with the subpoena
and also would appear AT tho nearing:
Members Of the Subcommittee. whl"n
IN addition 10 Senator Moses: - conpoS
cd Of Senators B"rah. "l i1anUt an'
Knox. ur Pennsylvania. Repubicans:
md Pnm"rcnc. Of Ohio. and Shlelds' OF
Trunrsscc. Democrats. said The eXamlh,
alton Of Martens and NuortcVa "oul"
occupy several sessions.
Additional witnesses have not been
selected. . ..,I
.,L,t Martens was prepared to subStan-
limo charges made by the embassy
,hat certain planks in the communist
and communist labor party plat1orni'''
which. h.. claimed. were the OASIS OF tho
recent raids and at present d'portat.Sn
proceedings against members OF inc
i,ariv were framed by department OF
;me,icc agents. Martens. he said. also
n rc-mittcd to testify would prove
,',unijcity Of department or justice
AGENTS. in tho summer bomb plots
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
HARDING, WOOD AND SUFFER-
LAND ARE TEE FAvoRTTES
WITH LOCAL REPUBLICANS.
Keen Interest is Being taken III The
Political situation BY The
Many voters.


Additional names are pong S"Fh
ed for rr"SId'nt CT IN" 'h''e" SUES ~
the many voters Of tn" local district
whn h,yc ba.u interviewed by TIL"
wheeling lh'"'ht'h''r "S l" ~, =
voritrS. United states senator warren
q. Harding. Major General Leonard
N-rod md Senator Howard SUTHERLAND
,,.,,b. ,,,,,.nr.
seem u nave inc JUST '''' N'''
nor Frank o. bowd"n. Of Illinois. Coy
crnor Coolidge. or Massachusetts and
several others ais" mentioned.
Keen interest - hrinE manifesto Zee,
throughout the local district among th'
voters and one and ail ar" husily IN
gagged in discussing the situation. d
spite tho fact that the primary election
is Still months away. That there Will
he additional names suggested IS IN"
general opinion nnd N''A"las Murray
Eut'cr Is "lS" t"lN"d o., 81, ,o,,,ro., ,.,,-
som" or IN" Sur Er~I"hN Hr,mi|"
'"rday from IN" '".a! "iI., " T. Wv. NV,
nam being P''"'N a. '''''''''' "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
MANY COMMUNISTS
CAPTURED IN RAID

p1TTsBURGH. Pa. Jan. "a series
Of raids. the second IN Butler county
within four Days. were conducted p[
snc"ial agents Of the department Of
rIstice at West Winfield late today and
iwenty-th-cc men. alleged members OF
tho Russian communistic party were
arrested. ,,s,,,,,,.
sixteen Of the prisoners were brought
to Pittsburgh tonight while the other
seven were detained In IN" hutlrr S"u"
are Russians, federal authorities said.
Most Of the men were taken into Gus,
tody while ut work in West Ninileid
indust rial plants.
Last Tuesday government agents ana
state troopers arrested 200 persons IN
raids at Lyndora, Butler county. OF
this number. fifteen known leaders al
the communist party" were held. the
remainder being SGT free. Records ct
the Communist party c"ntiscatcd At
I vndora, contained the names OF IN"
twcutv men arrested today Mt West
Winfield. federal authorities sad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
WILL NOT SURRENDER
THE FORMER KAISER

THE HAGUE. Jan. o N}y the Asso-
Ciatru prcSSb---ThC FIRST chamber OF
the Dutch parliament has drafted and
presented t. the cabinet :, memorandum
suggesting that II now - desirable mat
Holland request former Enr, r"r VIII
liam Of Germany 10 return 10 his own
country.
In TN. ordinary course Of parliament
AIRY procedure the government would
answer the first chamber.
Tho government, however, II has been
learned by the correspondent, docs not
consider The memorandum important. II
Is explained that II VAS introduced ut
thu suggestion Of single member
during tn" budget debate, as n matter
Of furmHlItN.
As far as ,hC correspondent has been
able t. harm. tn" present Dutch govern
m"nt has nrmly decided that II VIII not
surrender the unv-tIm" German ruler.
Former Emperor William has trans
fcrrrd most of his wood cutting nCtvi-
tI"!: I" Doom. where hls new home is
hcInE hum. Dressed IN Il green hunting
suit h" WAS seen y"St"rdHN ut p"orn
ChuppnE or saving off the branches Of
young trees which had been frllcd with
the purpose Of pCrCcCling n new land
SCapc for Tn" park of his estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
THESE THEFTS
MOST DARING

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. "a daring
hold up in the downtown section OF
Pittsburgh oCcorrcd tonight when m un-
identified man entered Il Smlthncld
street cigar store covered tn" manager
with 4 revolver. ritlcd the cash register
and a small safe and escaped with about
$500 in cash.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. 9.-Onc OF
the most daring JHw"lry StOr" rohher.CS
in this city in long tim" occurred at
Eighth and Chestnut streets tonight
when three automobile handles broke =
show window Of |. rrcsS and Sons and
rot away with J"w"lry. which the store
manager estimated to be valued At $40.
900. \ policeman and the store detect
We were standing only twenty yards
away.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Whcn six bandits
with reviewers drawn rushed into the
jcwclry store Of otto N"rad today and
commanded him 10 open the safe, Ncrad
refused. saying:
Go ahead and shoot. I've been rob
bed So often and lost so much money
that I'd just rs soon you would where
upon Ncrad was fcllcd with n blow and
with TWO clerks was hcrdcd into rear
room. The bandits crammcd jcwclry
valued at SlO.uOO into \ canvas bag and
fled As Ncrad raced into the street
shouting an alarm. one of tho bandits
leaned out Of thcir fleeing automobile
and shot him in the shoulder.
Fearing that h" would be shot sec
ond time, he feiGurd death until the car
was out OF sight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
COAL OPERATORS
PREPARING TO
BUCK COMMISSION
MAY NEGOTIATE
WITH RESERVATIONS
Assert They Will Not Be
BoundFor Higher Wage In
crease Than II Percent

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-The policy
Of the bituminuuS coal or"raturs i'll tn"
settlement Of III" coal strike issues ana
the attitude To he assumed toward inc
commit sSIun of three appointed 10y lT"S'-
dent Wilson to investigate wages and
prices. was considered today At n meet
ing here of IA" wage scale committee or
the general COmpc; tive field, which was
preliminary Ia the uprnmE Monday by
tn" CunmrniSSiun's hearings. Mt which
both miners and operators VIII appear
Although no announcement was MADE
after tndny'S meeting it was learned
tina, refusal To- accept III" commission
rs now constituted was advocated by
some Of IN operators who have hereto
fore publicly charged tina, the body
would begin work with commitments.
10 Mako Declarations.
Most Of tho oprratorS agreed that n
declaration II their stand should be-
made before the work Of ia" commission
l.cts under way Tha; this; declaration
would BE- either fiat refusal TO deal with
the present commission or statement
Of the operators Willingness 20 cooper
at" with reservations" appeared prob
able tonight
In uppuSinE. the commissions a*,orSan-
ized. with ON representative each for the
miners. operators and tho prhi'r. som"
uf the operators argued that an I'M.
partial tribunal all Of the members Of
which would represent the pubic,
would be moro satisfactory
VIII Not Be Bound.
Another course favored by some Of the
lulT- owners was To furnish the com
mission Whatever Information II might
ask. hut with IL" expressed und"TSthnd-
ing that the operators would not con-
slider themselves bound by the conclu-
: ou% Of the comm 'ssiOn.
The position uf the operators outside
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
Billion to Be Spent In .
Inter-ChurCh Movement

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Jan. s.-The-
budget Of the Inter-Church world move
mcnt to be used in coordinating the
energies of the Protestant denomt-
nations and the evangelization OF the
world. was approved today at the con.
ference OF 400 church leaders here.
The budget calls for the expenditure OF
81. 33u. 600, 900 in the next five years. II
rrovidCS for evanHelistic work in
America and the foreign field. proper
financing Of hospitals and homes, liberal
awards to struggling colleges. for the
lighting Of social and industrial unrest.
and better wages to both ministers and
missionaries. It is specified that no
part of the budget shall be changed by
:. board of revied to be appointed with
.aIual representation 70 all dcnomina-
lions. without the consent Of the de-
board directly Anected.