New Ulm review., 1921-12-14


handle it in carload lots. It's hoped
that every county where corn is grown
will make contribution. Committee
are being formed in many towns and
cities in the state. Duluth, Hibbing,
Buhl, Virginia, Tower, Chisholm, are
among those in the van in this relief
work. A temporary committee is
acting in st. Paul with Rev. Howard
Y. Williams, of the Peoples Church as
Chairman.
Can Donate Clothing.
A stereoptican lecture on Russia and
the Quaker work was given in Excelsior
yesterday, by Mrs. VIM. Q. Storlie,
vice chairman Of the committee. The
Women's Club of White Bear is plan
ming a Christmas program, at which a
Russian quartette will sing Christmas
carols, and stereoptican lecture will
be given. Contributions of clothing
can be received for the first shipment
which will go forward in about a week,
by DR.. Raymond V. Phelan, field
secretary, at State Headquarters, 307
Lincoln Bank Bldg, Minneapolis.
Relief. Worker Coming.
Great interest is felt in the coming
of Miss Anna J. Haines, who has been
in the relief work for the Friends in
Russia for year. Afamine luncheon
will be given; for her Saturday, Decem-
ber II, at the Curtis, and in the even
ling she will speak at the Art room Of
the Hennepin Ave-, M. e. Church. It
lis expected ;that. Miss Haines will
speak in st. Paul on Friday evening,
EDecember 16; Merriam Park, Sunday
evening, and in Duluth, Monday,
December, Ia, She returns to Rus
lsia in a short time.
a,. Millers Can Help.
American flour millers may help
American prosperity and help them
selves through plan announced by
DR.. Wilbur K Thomas Of the American
Friends Society from his headquarters
lin Philadelphia Every miller in the
United States is asked to make to
starving Russia an initial gift Of what
ever flour he may hayein surplus. and
then to invite and stimulate his fellow
citizens to add to this nucleus by
buying more Of this -four, at a price to
net the miller not over Is cents a
barrel profit, or as much less as the
miller may generously be willing to
take.
This gift-four may. be Of any grade
or quality, provided it is sound and
wholesome, and will make good
nourishing bread. Itshould be packed
in cotton or jute sacks and may be
stenciled as the miller desires. The
Russian Relief organization will ar
range for shipment to the seaborad.
It is requested that, wherever possible,
the gifts be accumulated in carload
lots.
Endorse Gift Plan.
The editors Of the american Miller,
Modern Miller, and Northeastern
Mailer all endorse this plan and the re-
lief that it promotes. William G..
Edgar, editor of the Northeastern
Miller, says Of this plan: "Itis based
on good business prime piles and sound
common sense. It IS the first time
that any relief organization has ad-
dressed itself direct to the millers Of
the country and I do not believe that
it is doing so in vain Millers are
asked to stir UP their communities,
and communities to rouse their millers.
Will Help United States.
DR.. Raymond v. Phelan, field secre-
tary for Russian Relief in the North
west, says that America has more than
one interest in promoting with en-
thusiasm the relief Of hungry, naked,
desperate people Of the Volga region.
Every relief worker, in Russia is un-5
consciously q commercial missionary.
American food and clothing are
making friends for America and paving
the way for American an mark ketsst When
Europe becomes stabilized ], the OPP
lportunitiess for trade over there will be-
great indeed. Given en- tirely with the;
object of helping humanity RussianA
relief may have far-reaching effects IN
creating markets q, for American goods
and thus contributing to American
prosperity.
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William Berger visited at the VIM.
iYiek 11i home in mberton. last Sunday
Earl Bethany, Ben. Eichten, John
Jenniges and Frank Schlumpbe berger Of
Wanda were visitors here, Friday and
Saturday.
ls Otto Wand dersee has returned to his
home il Lamberton after . pleasant
visit at the Frank Wandersee, ST.,
home l''l II n Ml[iiqlfoEd il lg| township
Mrs Z. p. Me- Cabe has returned to- |
her home il adelia, folio wing q
pless visit with lher daag ghter, n III,
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