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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Operate On Caruso Again
(By Associated Press)

New York, March 1.-Enrico
Caruso today underwent a thir(
operation for the removal of pu
from his pleural cavity. Ph~s;-
clans announced he is resting
comfortably.
Inc operations was said not to
mean Caruso has suffered re
lapse, but it was decided upon to
expedite his recovery.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Jars Carried By Church
Folks Held Only Syrup

Hopkipsvillc, Ky., March :
Viewing Il stream of men and
women pouring out of the par
sonage of the Rev. Thomas Chap
man, pastor of the Universalist
church, each carrying a bucket,
fruit jar or bottle, Chief of Police
Roper stopped a Sunday School
superintendent and investigated
the contents Of one of the rcccp-
taclcs. But it was merely cane
syrup. barrel Of which Dr.Clap
man had received from South
Georgia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
.SALLIE JOHNSON
FREED BY JURY
Stabbing of Holt Elmore With Ice
Pick is Held to Be Accidental
on Part of Negress

Sallie Johnson, colored, was ac-
quilted in circuit court late Mon
day on a charge of causing the
death of Holt Elmore, also color
ed, by stabbing him in the back
with an ice pick. The woman
claimed that the affair was an ac-
cident, caused when they were
'pranking" She claimed that
while scuffling, they fell. and FL
more struck on the ice pick which
she had in her hands, causing an
injury which was the cause Of his
death. The woman was defended
by Attorney John holland.
A jury gave Frank Williams.
colored, two years in the peniten-
tiary for housebreaking. Will
liams is the negro who was
caught after the robbery of Far
ris Marcum' house. The sum Of
$14 was obtained from Mr.. Mar
Gums clothes The negro had
drifted into Richmond a short
time before.
Ollie Mainous was fined $50
and given 10 days for carrying
deadly weapon and fined $50 for
disturbing a pie supper out i'll the
county.
Richard Whitlock was aCQuit-
ted on the charge Of carrying
deadly weapon.
The court will be occupied
nearly all of this week with Grim
ina1 cases
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Body Of Oil Man Found IN River

Bcattyvillc, Ky. March i
VIM. f. Thompson, 50, a promin-
cnt oil lease promoter, was found
on the river bank here Sunday
morning. The body was partly
covered with mud. He had been
i'll for several days, and it is be-
licvcd that ne became dcliriouS
and wandered to the river where
he met his death. His widow anc'
two sons survive him. The body
will bc taken to Newcastle, Ind.
for burial Tuesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
l am paying "a cents for hens.
Better price for large lot. L. T.
Wilson, phone 20. Soft
Associated Charities Appeal

Cold weather and sickness has
greatly increased the number OF
appeals for help coming to our
organization. Our treasury is
empty and we are asking our first
public appeal for funds that has
been made this winter. Please
send your contributions of Miss
Curraleen Smith. Treasurer.
L. Telford, President Associated
Charities.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
RICE GROWERS PLAN
TO ADVERTISE IT
To Help Sale as Food-Business
Conditions Reported Better
in 9Th Federal District
(By Associated Press)

St. Louis. Mo, March 1.-Im
provement in business conditions
throughout the Eighth Federal
district continued generally dur
ing the month OF February, ac
cording to the monthly report of
the Federal Reserve Bank of st.
Louis. Purchasing for immedl-
ate requirements is being pursued
on large scale says the report,
although sales are far under the
same month in 1920.
Buying is more cautious and
discriminating than ever before,
the report says, the elements of
speculation being completely off.
Merchants are buying only what
they believe their customers will
want during the next 80 to 90
days with future buying failing
to open at all. Manufacturers also
are cautious and are making
nothing for which they have not
dill CtltlN lCNIlNI Itl vi NCI >.
"A favorable development noted
during the past few weeks" says
the report, has been the change
in attitude OF farmers i'll matters
Of marketing their products. In
the cotton and tobacco sections
country merchants report that
their customers are selling and
paying part Of their indebtedness.
"Generally marketing conditions
of the leading staples especially
those typical Of the south, are
still unfavoru5le, but there are
spurts of demand and market
fluctuations which encourage liq-
uldation and serve to relieve the
stagnation which featured the
closing weeks of the last year.
"Some idea Of the situation
prevailing in the cotton region
can be had from the statement
that at Little Rock, Ark, a typi
cal marketing center, the average
price per bale realized i'll anuary
was $3.50 against $2Ol25 during
the same month Ill 1920. Prices
for leaf tobacco also show a rad
ical slump as Centrasted with a
yea ago, but in the inmedia e past
slight improvement iii the de
mand and stiffening i'll values has
been noted. Agitation continues
through the cotton and tobacco
belts to greatly reduce this years
planting. lin sections where rice
is raised producers arc experience
ing difficulty in marketing their
crops and prices are discourage
ingly low. Arkansas rice growers
are conducting a campaign Of ad-
vcrtising with view Of incrcas-
ing the popularity OF rice as Il
food"
Unemployment conditions have
shown some Improvement during
the month, closing down of fac
tories being Counteracted by the
reopening Of Others
Reductions III retail and whole
sale prices were not as radical nor
sweeping as those during the pre-
vious weeks, while in some lin&
the cuts affected only a few artis
cles. Cotton cloths were steady
with some other articles lower,
caned goods weak and sugar also
steady although some merchants
with heavy stocks were offering
their goods at prices beyow cur
rent levels.
Seasonal declines were noted in
eggs vegetables and dairy pro-
ducts. although coming at an ear
lier date, than usual due to the
mild weather. The grain markets
were reported as extremely er-
ratio.
lands Case in Committee
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01

There are two applicants for
the postmastership at Middles-
boro. They are Roy Hutchinson
present assistant postmaster, and
John M. Miller, former president
of the Citizens National Bank, at
Middlesboro.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
CHAMP CLARK
AT DEATHS DOOR
(By AssScia ted L-ressJ

Washington, March l-Bulletin
Hope for the recovery of Champ
Clark was virtually abandoned by
physicians today. He remains in
a comotose state and is apparent
ly losing ground.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
IS Freight Cars Piled
In Ditch Near Stanford

Stanford. Ky, March 1-Fif-
teen freight cars left the rails and
piled into a ditch between Row
land and haywood at 3:38
o'clock this afternoon while pass
ing over a small bridge. The
train. l.. & N. No. So, was bound
for Corbin from Lebanon. No
one was injured.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
A Timely Suggestion

The next time you have cold
or cough try Chambelain's Cough
Remedy. 1t is pleasant to take
and you are sure to be pleased
with the relief which it affords
This remedy has a wide reputa-
ton for its cures of coughs and
cOdls. march
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Today's Livestock Market

Cincinnati, March l - Cattle
strong; hogs 25c higher; Chicago
d, 900; strong; IS 14c higher.
Louisville, Mar. 1-Cattle 100;
strong; hogs LOO; active; sheep
so; steady; all unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
State Regent of d. A. r.
Dies At Louisville Home

Louisville, March 1-Mre. Lily
Pyles McCarty, 65, wife of James
Wilder MCCarty, state regent OF
Kentucky for the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, died at
her residence on Sherwood aven-
tie. She had been i'll several
months.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Police Cases Postponed
lBy Associated Press,

On account of circuit court,
Police Judge G.. Murray Smith
passed cases scheduled for trial
before him Monday night on to
next Friday night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Manufacturer Dies At
Home In Middlesboro

Middlesboro, KY, March l.
James Rowland Howe, president
of the foundry firm of ]. N. Hoe
and Sons, died here of throat af-
lection.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Lands Case in Committee
(By Associated Press)

Washington, March 1.-The
House Judiciary Committee to-
day referred to a subcommittee
the impeachment charges against
Federal Judge Landis with in
structions to report tomorrow.
The other three gave no indica-
ton Of their attitude.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01
Weather For Kentucky

Fair tonight and Wednesday !;
mild temperature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-03-01

LOST-Fountain pen with gold
tip and gold pocket clasp. Liberal
reward for return to Daily Reg
istcr office. If
Evening star., 1921-07-28
For vacation or at home
you'll find use for these
Refreshing Toilet
SpeciaIfies

5c-Cake of L. & B. Float
ing Glycerine Soap.
Lazell Talcum Powder, de-
lightful odor, z1c.
zSc-Set of Vantine's Stork
Incense (banishes mosqui-
toes).
Odorono, a dainty and ef-
fectual deodorant, Ac.
z5c for two packages of
Amani Shampoo.
Pepsodent Tooth Paste
comes in tight tube, 39c.
35c for a jar of Sanitol
Face Cream.
Ed Pinaud's Eau de Qui-
nine Hair Tonic, SIC.
25c for three cakes of o.
ounce size Hydro Peroxide
Soap.
Coty's Delightful Face
Powder, fine and soothing,
soc.
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Weekend Bargains
For the Boys

Boys Summer Norfolk
Suits, special Friday, Sl.9s-
Khaki. plain or stripe crash
and kool Cloth-all wash
able. Sizes 5 to IA years.
For a Friday clearance, Sl.95
Boys Cotton Pajamas,
for Friday only, Sl.l9-One
and two piece models: plain
white. tan. pink and also
striped: sizes E to 10 years.
Friday .................S.19
Boys Sport Blouses,
sizes 6 to Is years, 49c-
Sport collar and short
sleeves of Khaki and blue
chambray. Friday.......49c
Boys Khaki Knickers,
for Friday only, 65c-Olive
drab, made with seams
taped for wear: belt loops
and strong pockets; sizes 7
to II years. Friday.... Csc
Boys Blue Denim Over
alIs, for Friday only, 45c-
Serviceable and practical;
large bib and shoulder
straps; two big pockets and
patent buttons. Sizes 4 10
ID years. Friday......45c
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Better Buy Linen
Needs Tomorrow
Mercerized Table Dam.

MerceriZed Table Dam.
ask, yard, 65c "a inches
wide, assorted patterns and
an exceptionally good. quail
ity. Friday only. yard. .6Sc
White Turkish Bath
Towels, zsc-Even at a
higher price, towels are not
usually so good, but our Fri
day price brings this absorb
ent quality to. -. .zSc
Booths Pure Whit e
Absorbent ToweIing, yard,
l7c-T The kind housewives
like, because it dries. lS
inches wide. Friday, yard, l7c
A Table Full of Odds
and Ends Table Damask,
Napkins, Art Linens, Crashes,
etc, all greatly reduced in
price for Fridays selling.
Zoo many and varied for list
ing, but jot them down on
your shopping list and see
them when you come here
tomorrow. There are many
things you will want.
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Fashion has decided
Tuo.Tone Ribbons

For hair bows, girdles,
sashes, millinery, fancy
work and whatever is made
or trimmed with ribbon.
Noticeable among the selec-
tions we offer tomorrow are
five different patterns in
pink and blue combinations.
Do see them-we know
you'll like them. Yard, SOC
and nc.
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
+ FOR COMMUNITY FETE
Stadium of Central High School to
Be Scene Of Entertainment
Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow Night.
The completed program for the en-
to be given in the stadium
of Central High School tomorrow
night at s o'clock by the community
center department Of the public
schools was announced today by Miss
Cecil B. Norton. general community
will be opened an hour before the be-
ginning of the program.
The first number will be selections
by the Navy Yard Band, under the
direction of Charles T. Benter. 1ol-
lowed by recreational singing led by
Robert Lawrence, organizing dlrectGi
of Washington's initial music week.
At $40 the Gaudschmits, the wonder
full Belgian clowns. and their famous
dogs. now an attraction at the COS
mos Theater. will perform Music Dy
the band will follow until O'Clock.
when the Flying Blue Devtis IRON
Keith's Theater will give their act.
half hour later Basil Lambert.
xylophone artist, will present his act.
After him. Ajax, the strong man from
the Strand. will perform feats.
Song sheets. containing the WORDS
of all the songs to De sung WIZ b. te
distributed among the audience. Pret-
ty girls will circulate around the STA
dium ready to provide ice-cold soft
drinks to the thirsty.
Community secretaries from the va
rious centers will act as ticket se!lers
and nreside over the booths where
Iiouid refreshments are to be dispens-
ed. The song leaders who were train
Cd nv Mr.. Lawrence to lead recrea-
tional singing will help by distribut-
ing the song sheets and acting as
ushers. The general price OF admis-
s;nn vii, he 10 cents. A section of the
stadium will be reserved to sell at
Is cents.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Comfort, Bedwear
and Bargains

200 Feather Cushions,
size 17xl7, each 37c-For
hammocks, couches, canoe
or wherever this size cush-
ion is usable. Covered with
art ticking and priced for
Friday, each ........37 SIC
DOUBLE ID Size
Spreads, crochet weave, Sz.24
Two different designs;
durable. easy to launder and
priced for Friday only. .Sz.A
Crochet Spreads, size
Szx9z, S3.zS-Two patterns
and your choice of plain
hem or cut-out corners. Fri
day only. .S3.28
Affection Mattresses.
covered with art ticking,
S6.66-Made by the Capitol
Bedding Company; soft,
comfortable and sanitary.
Friday only the price is 5000
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Clean-Up Two Hundred
White Summer Hats
ses"'"',, 's.ss to *s:ss: So. 90
Reduced tomorrow to %~sOO

Satin. crepe, ribbon. straw and combinations of df-
erent materials Strictly tailored sailors crush sport.
dressy and some really eaborate-but all down
in price for tomorrows selling
Women preparing for August vacation will find
these hats not only essential for they favored
styles and 500 the saving is worth coming for to-
morrow. Flowers, ostrich, ribbons, novelties, drapes
and whatever is the millinery represented in
some way another in this specially priced group
Second FIoor-Lansbukrh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-28
SENATE FAVORS PROBE.
Haiti and Santo Domingo Occupa
tion to Be Investigated.

The Senate yesterday adopted
resolution by Senator McCormlck, -
publican, Illinois, providing ZOE e
and administration OF Haiti and Santo
Domingo. A special committee OF ave
senators will conduct the inquiry.
Senator Jones. republican. OF WASH, .,
ington, opposing the resolution saio
the investigation meant only tha
"some senators will get a nice trip
and nothing will come of it."
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Candy

Fits in with week end plans
try these, you'll like them be-
cause they are wholesome and
delicious-economical,to too.
ELL BEE Assorted Choco-
ateS 10. QUO
Creamed Almonds. lib. Soc
Homemade Sailed Peanuts
(big ones) ............ lib. 60c
Bakers Sweet Chocolate
Tablets (6 tablets in a pack
age). Package............5c Sc
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Rubber Bathing Caps

Rubber Bathing Caps
Ample range of styles, sizes,
colors and effects. Hat shapes
or the close-ftting caps that
protect the hair from wetting
and are most becoming and
attractive ...... .39c and SOC
Satin Bathing Shoes
9 and IL inch heights in all
the seasons wanted colors;
all sizes, too. Mckay soles,
we'll made and very smart
style to set off the bathing
outfit. Very special at. $500
First F7oor-Ls
Evening star., 1921-07-28
First Floor-Lansbursh 4 Brother
Wide Ribbons in
Short Lengths

Plain and fancy satins,
taffetas and moires in wide
assortment of colors; lengths
sufficient for fancy work,
hair bows. girdles, etc. Fri
day only at, yard. 800. .4Sc
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Bungalow Aprons
OF good Ginghana

Neat stripes and plaids,
trimmed with plain colors or
rick-rack braid; sashes and
belts add to the pleasing ap-
pearance of these Aprons,
priced for tomorrow .N.49
Third Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Odds and ends
Undernuslins

Chemise and gowns
flesh and white fine batiste
and nainsook; trimmings of
lace and embroidery. For
Friday only. each. -. .$l.79
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Girls Will Need
Gingha7, Dresses

Regularly $l.4S, S9c-
Collars and cuffs of white or
contrasting colors; sizes E to
II years. Friday reduc-
Girls $1.W Bungalow
Aprons, 79c-Of sturdy ging-
ham and percale; sizes E, 3
and 10 years. Practical and
neat-looking. Friday only
the price is. is.............7oc
Third Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
AH-Sik Imported
Pongee-Special

50 inches wide the Kind
in such great demand for
blouses. frocks. pajamas, mo-
tor coats, mems shirts, etc.
1t is the standard l2-momie
weight and priced for Friday
only at, yard. ...... :7sc
Third Floer
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Notions

Snap Fasteners. 5 dozen, lie
Enco and Gem Hair Nets. cap
and straight. Dozen. soc
Sanitary Napkins, II in a
box ............... .4SC
Sanitary Aprons. assorted
STYLES .29c to S1z5
Cotton Betting, all widths.
Yard ............... sc
Nickel Plated Safety Pins.
; dozen. .lOC
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
CoIored Curtain Scrim,
Fourth Floor
Mems Cambria Hand

kerchiefs; regularly ZSc. tr"
day, 6 for Sl.00-Colored bor-
ders woven in and guaran-
teed fast color. This is a
chance to save SOC on half
dozen good handkerchlets.
Friday only, 6 for......Sl.oo
First Floor
Correspondence Cards
and Envelopes, box, z9c-24
cards and envelopes to the
box; pink. blue. white, buff
and helio-all one color or
four colors to the box. Fri
day only .-........ ......29c
First Floor
Mems and WOmen's
Umbrellas, Friday, Sl.59-26
and % inch spread; Para
gon frame; cover of taped
edge rainproof cloth that
is fast black. Handles OF
mems are hook style; wom-
ems silk wrist loop. Fri
day .............. .sl'Ss
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Spending the ueek-end at the beach?
You'll need Bathing Shoes and Caps

Bathing Slippers-As-
sorted colors and all sizes,
although there are not all
sizes in each kind. The ia
nous Mckay soles, and the
slippers are made of excel
lent Sateen. Very special
Bathing Suit B a gs-
Rubberized and waterproof.
Just what you need for car
rying home the wet bathing
togs. Priced for your saving
at ''''.....'.'....'x'''''S'c 'S'c
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Lou shoes are responsible for
the vogue of Fine Silk Hosiery
ss;:: %::: !: a., f.; s:;;: :::*!'."' !$1.65

The reason for this low price is that they represent
samples and slight rreguars of whose pro-
ducts are renowned for quality By taking the lot intact
we are able to get them price that enables us to
tend the privilege you-hat is all there is to the story
of this low price for such good stockings.
Fv.rv oa;r full fashioned have silk garter tops
Many weights Others have cotton garter tops
Most of them are black Sizes mostly and 9s
xUor,en,s t.,ll.fas shioned Mems Fine Lace Lise
Lise Stockings-White, tan Hosiery-Whte and cordo,
and black. Ample size range Assorted styles and
Mercerzed resemble silk sizes, but the lot contains
Practical and good-1ooking most every wanted size.
,Icat;on YEAR Special tive with pumps Specially
.t ..65c priced .Sl.6S
First Floor-Lansbursh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Table of Wash Goods
Remnants. 10 price.

Comprising the lightweight
weaves and styles of the
season, in white and colors.,
Exactly one-half off marked
prices.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Brighten Up the
Homeland SaUe!

CongoIeum, perfect
goods, square yard, 55c-
Cut from full rolls. not rem
nants or loose ends. Bring
measurements and pay only.
square yard. 55c
Table OiIcIoth, 1H
yards wide, yard, 39c-Col-
ored only; a very good quail
ity that wears well and can
be washed off in jiffv. Fri
day prices it at, yard. -. 39c
Cret onne Remnants,
yard, llc-Lengths measure
from 2 to 10 yards-all prac-
tical; Sc inches wide and
beautiful patterns. Friday
only at, yard. ....lIc
CoIored Curtain Sorim,
yard, 7c-Many patterns and
colors. The kind for sash
curtains and fulllength cur
tains-Friday. yard ......7o
% pairs of Snowflake
Portieres, pair, sl59-For-
merly S2.9S to S3.75. FRIDAY.
pair ................ si-SS
Evening star., 1921-07-28
A Real Phosphate Drink

Horsfori's Acid Phosphate
relieves brain. nerve and physical eAhausuoh L.
restores health wholesome summer tonic.-
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1921-07-28

At $3.50 The Spanish effect is the keynote Carmenesque
indeed the dangling from the brm Gitterng
sudding beads pendants and other odd of
trimmings but in each it is Fiat OF Lyons Panne
Vevet-somemes combined with satin silk
At SI0OC-Beauties Any would pass for i'm
mediate importation from Paris Still the Spanish influence
is noticed Lace falling from the brm Gre ribbon clusters
dull black grapes patent leather edgng the brm cascades
of silk loops-a new Black holds sway, still the
tints in evidence.
Floor-Ian.bureh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Fiue Dollars
for Choice of q Dozen Styles

de Chine and Georgette in tuck-in and
modes-and the touches of Autumn-and show at
collar lines that we'll with the style suits.
Laces arranged in many ways
Tucks-large, small and medium
Vestees-frills and hemstching-l
Tiny cording crossed in block form
Tailored and dressy ideas
One of these NEW and dainty bouses will add tc
the gongaway outfit of who appreciate value well
style
Evening star., 1921-07-28

goes, BLACK still reigns!
At $5.O0-AmpIe array of
becoming Hats of Lyons and
Panne Velvet in rather Sc
we're tailoring or trimmed
with ribbons, motifs, span
giles. beads. hand embroidery.
tassels and many novelties
that are difficult to describe.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Cool and Frilly Silk Blouses---
Men, md Tnernensil,e

New and inexpensive enough recommend blouse,
but if you will look the models keed and how
attractive these bouse you'll how important these
adjectivs really be- The main thing about these
bouse is that they NEW-very and pretty.
Evening star., 1921-07-28
Friday night we turn lights and lock the doors
untilMondqy: Observation-Disclosures!
The Warm Tints of Autumn Dominate
The Advance Millinery Styles

You know pheas-
ant, don't you:-a
sunny, golden, IL
lusive brown-that
explains why it is
so modish for au-
tumn wear. Pea
cock blue is an
Z other brilliant
J color of shift
ing tints. But,
Evening star., 1921-07-28

First F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-10

tde component parts 81 tiiat nation
must go. The people must Ne eiu-
Gated and many reforms instituted
Thus II has come about that the
new national sense has broken down
barriers Of race and religious preju-
dice that have existed for centuries
between Moslems and Christians
tcopta).
Into all this new development.
the women Of Egypt have entered
with great enthusiasm. In Cairo a
large number Of Coptic and Moslem
ladies' OF the highest class are meet
ing to study together the betterment
Of social conditions and the general
enlightenment Of the people. They
are laying great stress on the value
Of enlightened womanhood in the re-
construction Of the nation. Women's
clubS have been formed in the cit
les and the larger towns whose aim
Is the uplift Of the women and girls
OF the country. One such club in
Cairo called 1.-THE New Woman"
has a large membership Of Coptic
and Mohammedan women. At a ba-
azar held by It recently, $4,000 was
realized for a free school fir girls
OF both religions.
These clubs and their activities
have been organized and managed
altogether by the women themselves
without any outside help. Many Of
these high-class Moslem women pos
sess, or have accepted Bibles and