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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1922-09-28

was Heating who started the trouble. Like
wise it was Heating who started the trou-
BILE in the ninth and it was he who ended
it. He led off by beating out an in6eld
grounder for hit and went to third on
D. Anderson'S double. Both runners scored
on Mas single. On an attempted theft of
second, Mas went to third on Wor's wild
throw and scored on Zenzins' two Dagger.
Zenzins went to third on H. Anderson's
out, Dts to Hen. A. Anderson got to
first on a felder's choice, Zenzins being
thrown out at the plate, Shu to Wor. Con-
roy got single'and both runners were adj
vanced one peg each on wild pitch. On
G. Anderson's infeld grounder both run
i:ers were allowed to score on Dts error.
Brings was passed on balls but Heating
retired the side and ended all the fun
when he went out on a pop fly to Dts
that retired the side with five hits, five
runs and three errors.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1922-09-28

*-Pap batted for Tul in ninth inning.
Games played,23. Won,14. Lost,9. Pct, 500
Summary-Three base hits-C Ander-
sen, Shu. Two base hits-D. Anderson,
Zenzins. Sacrifice hits C. Anderson.
Stolen bases-Pf 2. Double plays-Wor
tc Hen to Wor; Tul to Hen to Shu. First
on errors--Visitors, q; M.S.P., 1. Left on
bases-Visitors E; M.S.P., 6. Earned
runs-Vistors, a; M.S.P., 1. Hits-off A.
Anderson, 10; off Pr, 10, in eight and
cne-third inning; off Tul 1, in two-third
inning Strikeouts-by A. Anderson, g.
by Ph, 5. Bases on balls-by Pf, /; by
1ul, 1. Wild pitches-by Pr, 4 by Tul,
1. Passed balls-by catcher Wor, /. Time
of game-One hour and twenty-five min
utes.
Umpires, Mr.. E. ]. Doogan of Saltwater
and Mr.. Mgr, local fan.
Scorer-J. r. S.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1922-09-28
BUSINESSES FOR SCREEN STARS

Running a pay-as-you-can retail business
Frank Mayo and Seena Owen.
Landscape gardening river frontage
Douglas Fairbanks.
Making metal beer mugs for happier
lands-Elaine Hammer-Stein.
Running government coin manufacture
ing establishment-Mary Miles Minter.
Putting the kick into home brew-Wal-
lace Berry.
Trimming dges-Francis x. Bush Man.
Conducting a gents furnishing goods
store-Raymond Hatt-On.
Bossing machine shop-Tom Forman.
Getting folks to buy Aivvers.-Mary
ick-Ford.-Selected
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1922-09-28

LEAGUE CLUB STANDINGS
Corrected September 81, 1922
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1922-09-28

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-04

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-04

Mill-Ends of Towels
Very Special, sc and 7c
We have secured quite n quantity OF
mlll-ends OF fine huck towels that can
he used In the home for any number OF
purposes. They win be tabled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-04

These are of an extra fine
quality Windsor crepe,
neatly made and finished
with hand stitching In
various designs. Some are
bound with pink satin and
checked gingham. Como
in flesh. orchid, maize,
honey dew and white.
Very specially priced.
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
Notice Of School Bond Issue

Notice is hereby given that Pet
dions signed by the majority of the
qualified electors residing i'll the
Zion Hill Consolidated School Dist.
praying for an election to determine
whether or not said district shall is
sue bonds in the sum of $5O00.00
for the purpose Of building school
house, and equipment Of same and
for school purposes generally, have
been filed, and that unless cause can
be shown to the contrary the Board
Supervisors Of Amite County, Miss,
will at its September meeting 1922,
order said election to be held.
This Aug. 9th, 1922.
r & Nelson Clerk
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
Notice OfSubStituted Trustees
Sale OF Land.

By virture OF authority vested
in me in a certain deed of trust,
executed by NJ. l.. Barris and
his wife Beaulah Burris, to Sc.
cure a certain indebtedness TO
the Aronson Company Inc, dat
ed Feb q. 1921, and recorded
in the CAanc5ry Clerk 5 office Of
Amlte County, Mis-, in Mortg-
age Book lG, pago 529, and said
substitution of Trustee, which
was executed on the 2nI day of
Sept 1922, and Of record in the
Chahcery Clerk's Office in said
County, in Book q, page 1O5,
which was substitution ofTrustee e
was recorded on the 7th day Of
Sept, 1922 Acting as said
substituted Trustee, | will offer
for sale and will sell to the high,
est and best bidder for cash in
front Of the north door of the
court house in the town of Liber-
ty, the following described land =,
being the same land mentioned
in said Deed Of Trust, on Oct.
q, 1922.
The North West 4 Of the North
West / Section 1G, Township
A, Range 6 East, containing 40
acres more or less.
Acting as said Trustee, | will
only convey such title aa is vest
ed in me as substituted trustee
in aforesaid deed Of Trust.
Witness my signature this
the 2nd day Of Oct. 1922.
J. T. HUTCHINSON,
Substituted Trustee,
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
OF LAND.

WHEREAS; L. J. Fleming
and his wife, Eleanor Fleming
on December 1st, 1919, executed
a Deed, OF Trust which is Of re
cord on page 397, Book II
Land Mortgage Trust Deed Re
cords in the office of the Chan
cery Clerk of Amite County
Mississippi, by which they con.
veyed TO mo as Trustee the N! o.
NE4 of SCI of Section 6, ane
NJ Of NW4 of SNi CT Section 5
all in Township / Range 5 east,
in Amite County, Miss, to Sc
cure an Indebtedness owing tc
the Mechanics k of McComl
Miss, and DEF At has beel
made in the pay Q l of said in.
debtedness, and ! have been re.
quested by said "a k to foreclost
siad Deed Of Tru &, notice is here
by given that VI 'ar the author
lily and in acco aoe with tie
provisions of sa.. Deed of Trust
| will sell the Aforesaid land al
the North door { Tie Court
House in the tJaI of Liberty,
in said Amite Gu y, this place
being selected u ne, within lie.
gal hours, on o.. ,or 28, 1922,
at public aucti n t. the highest
bidder ior cash.
X. &. PRICE,
Trustee.
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
SALE


LA 1ltVi W @' L. ~ N'N N'I I4hlll
Et Als-No 3lG4
By virtue of a decree in Chan
Gerry Court of said county, render
ed in the above styled case on the
26 day Of September, 1922, at the
Vacation Term, A. D. 1929 of the
said Court, |, the undersigned du
ly appointed Special Commissions
er of said Court, will, on the 9th
day OF October, A. D. 1922, 5e-
tween the hours of II o'clock a.
m. and and 4 O'Clock p. m sell at
the North door OF the court house
in the Town OF Liberty, in said
Amite county, to the highest bid
der or bidders, for Cash at a sum
not less than $3.50, the following
described real estate, situated in
the county Of Amite in the State
Of Mississippi, to wit
80 acres off the east side Of the
north east Il Of sec. 7, township 3
range 6, also all that part Of north
west 4 Of north west a section 8
township 3, range 6, east, west Of
Road, containing 10 acres, more
or less, aggregating 40 acres more
or less.
Dated this, the 9th day Of Octo-
ber, 1922.
Z. &. Nelson,
Special Commissioner
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
NEW GAME LAW.

On petition an c ,r was passed
adopting chap. ISL, avs Of 1922
to protect Game ,au Fish, with fol
lowing change: Cpvn season on
Bob Whites (parlidges, Quail)
shall be from Nov, ,ber 10 to Eel
10. The Sheriff is hereby appoint
ed Game Warden ct the county; ii
is further provide hat no license
fee will be requi. (, Of residents
trapping for fur l,aring animals
on their own lands or the lands ol
other where they have secured the
written consent Of cTner. In 9th.
respects the chapt is operative.
by Board of Supervisors Of Amite
county, Mississippi.
By. E. G. NELSON,
Clerk of said Board
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
Non Resident Notice
State of Mississippi:

To The Mays Food Product
Company, whose post office adj
dress is New Orleans, La:
Yon are hereby commanded to
appear before the Chancery Cout
Of Amite County, Mississippi, at
Liberty, on the First Monday of
Jan, 1928, being the first day
OF the term, to answer and de-
fend the suit Of J. S. Cobb ct ais
wherei2 you are defendants.
Given under my hand and
seal of office this 18th day of
Sept, 1922.
f. &. NELSON, Clerk.
L A Whittiugton, Atty.
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
VOtiCG of Trustee Sale Of Land

Notice is hereby given that un.
der the authority in a deed of trust
given by J. W. Fielder to me as
Trustee on February ], 1919, re
corded on page POI Of Book II OF
Trust Deeds on Land in the office
If the Chancery Clerk Of Amitc
county, Mississippi, default hay.
ing been made in the payment o.
the Indebtedness therein mention,
ed, and having been requested by
the holder thereof to do so, | will
sell the e Il Of n G 4; e q of S
va less 20 acres off the west side;
sw Il Of s 4 and the n W a of s
e 4 less 10 acres off the north side
being 10 acres more or less in
section 8, township 2, range 5, Of
Amite county, Mississippi, at the
North Door Of the court house in
the Town of Liberty, in said coun
ty, this place being selected by me,
within legal hours on October 1G,
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
Vote at above election was
Fer Bond Issue 81
Against Bond Issue 21
Notice of Sale of Bonds

Notice is hereby given that
the Board Of Supervisors of A,
mite County, Miss, will at its
November meeting, '22 then Of
fer for sale aud receive bids for
the the purchase of SO, 900 worth
0 Zion Hill Consolidated School
DIST. Bonds to be sold at not less
than for and 10 bear interest not
to exceed 6 per cent per aunum.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
ordered at Liberty, Miss, =,
Oct. 4, 1922.
Wallace Jackson, Pres.
e. G. NELSON, Clerk.
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
The Better
Dairying Platform

l. Better Bulls
q Weed out the "boarder" cow by testing
B. Raise the best calves from purebreed bulls and
tested COWS.
A. Feed COWS better and raise more homegrown
feed.
5. Push fall and winter dairying in your COM
munity. This is always good practice. Prices
at this season are always better, more time is
available, and this year particularly, abundant
supplies Of feed will be obtanable at low
prices
6. Produce dairy products of the highest quality
in order to secure the highest prices
Z. Educate the public to greater appreciation
of the value and use of dairy products.
8. A separator every farm-to separate
enough cream for home use and provide skim
milk for calves, pigs or chickens.
2 Milking Machine on every farm with ten or
more cows-to increase production, cut the
cost of production, produce clean milk and
make dairying more pleasant and profitable.
Butter Fat this week $50 pound
Cream Shipped BY
N. L. Rice 4 Co.,
Liberty, Miss,
TO
MCCOnD Creamery &
Ice Cream Go.
McCOmb, ~ Mississippi
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
Minutes. Board OF SuperViS-
OrS, Amite County, Miss.

MONDAY Ocl J5ZZ, Board met
in Liberty, Mississippi; present
j. w. Butler, Wallace Jackson,
Wiley ]. Seals. Lucius l.. Branch
and M. A. Wall, the members
with E. G, Nelson, CLERK, an
J. K Harvey, Sheriff, and ordered
the following business:
accounts allowed:
G Stratton min n;.tices &c 2l.3O
Standard Oil Co supplies 201.26
Vat Wk-Joe Wilson 1.5O, W P
Causey 3, L F Morgan 2, IG Rich
mond $50, NJ N Bond 1.5O, Jim
Newman 5, Will Garter 2, Robert
Halloway 1,50, John Galloway 2,
Frank Hodge $50, Frank Jackson
l.5O,W G Martin 6, E B Williams
l.5O, A Nelson $50, Elex Graves
l.50, Sam Brown 2, NJ D Chance
l.5O, Pat Causey 11.50, Geo Cau-
sey 3, Eugene Butler $50, ] L
Cockerham 2 50, Joe Anders 2.5O,
F A White ESQ, L f Bellue ESQ
L W Haygood ballot box 100
7 ] Spurlock. R E Williams
DR. J H Gerald each 5000
Leon Williams I'd wk 800
J D Mcdowell refund poll 200
} n Steele salary & stamps 1925
Butler & Gordon Mills case 10000
F R Causey stamps l.50
Austin West Mach Co 1.10
} K Harvey convey lunatic 1917
Wash Bros mdse 1851
Henry Easley salary dis 5 $500
II 0 Jones salary I'd forman 85.0C
Eugene Bates I'd wk 1926
J D Van & Son smith wk 1886
B L Randall lbr 100
HV Hammock salry & hire POSTS
Amite Co Bank true pts 1910
Cumberland Tel Co 8.85
" H Reese rd damage 1906
H | Crum lbr and wk 1925
jim Hawkin brdg Loo
E P Burris I'd Tk 1886
5 A McElwee bdgs & vats GO
Il c Shurley lbr 52.79
Mat Chance NOV trees zoo
D c Hughey smith wk 1900
[ S McGehee bdg wk 1906
) B Haynes 4.5C
J Scott Nunnery bdg wk LOO
W 0 Pray bdg wk 8.75
3 S,Poole salary 5000
! D Anders repair booths 2.5C
Ed FOIman I'd wk & help l20.55
McLain Bros stable rent lO.OC
Same gravel 1920
VIM Sterling NOV tree Loo
L L Stokes I'd wk SOC
J A Sterling NOV tree 100
Poole Bros haul lbr $3.50
R f Types salary & hire l9l p
n B Travis salary 1875 OO
J K Harvey salry 25O.OO
] X Harvey convey prisners al 90
Git Saving Bank I'd order 337 so
Ike Freeman bdg 500
W J Riddle treat mule $50
Sec rd dist bdg 25.O0
z W Vallotin salry & hire 9l.67
= NJ Reese hay 1865
John L Ash lbr $3.50
Doherty Hwd Co mdse IT'S
(udlipp Belt Co suprd mach 3O.4O
Ed Forman gas & oil 77.55
! X Dunn feed 81 90
Abe Bonds rd wk 100
Liberty Drug Store mdse $40
W NJ Perry lbr 1913
" E Trask same 1887
Strickland Bros smith wk 1900
J G Taylor corn 500
Il R Jacobs Lbr II 2S
Viii Sullivan rd wk 400
G Quintana court supplies 600
Il G Stokes, D w Jones, S &
'tokes,T T S Brady,W II Jones
The Southern herald., 1922-10-13
Special Election.

1t appearing that petitions con
tanning the names Of the majority
of the resident Qualified Electors
of Zion Hill Consolidated School
have been filed asking for an E.
lection to determine whether said
District shall issue bonds in the
sum Of $4,000 for the purpose of
building and equipping the school
building.
1t is ordered that a special Elec
ton be held on Saturday, Sept
ember 80, 1922, at Zion Hill pre-
.cinct in Amite County, Missis-
sippi, and at said election all res
ident qualified electors of said dist
may vote.
And the Election Commission
.ers are hereby directed to meet
and give notice OF said Election as
required by law and to provide
and furnish a sufficient number
Of tickets to hold said Election
and to contain the words For the
Bond Issue, Against Bond Issue.
and to do all things for the hold.
ing Of said Election as provided
hy law.
Notice of Special Election
In compliance with an order
issued by the Board of Supervis-
or3 Of Amitc Co., aud directed tc
the Commissioners Of Amite Co.
Miss notice is hereby given
taat an election will be held
on September 80, 1922, at Zion
Hill voting precinct in Supervis
" DIST No, to vote Oh a school
bond issue of $4,000, and at said
election all resident quaIifd elec
tors may vote:
Signed, Sept. s, 1922
W L. Tatum
W. Pratt Smith
K. l.. Butler.
Commissioners of Election.
Vote at above election was
Fer Bond Issue 81
Against Bond Issue 21
Notice of Sale of Bonds
Evening star., 1922-05-16

with Mrs. Treadwsll, who hos been
seriously Ill. but 10 now Sufficiently
improved for Mr Treadwell to re-
turn to Washington. Miss Mary
Treadwell, younger daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Treadwell will finish school
In another. ten days or two weeks,
after which Mr.. Treadwell and his
two daughters, Miss Margaret Tread
well and Miss Mary Treadwell will
probably go to White Sulphur
Springs for the summer.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Robert E. Kidwell and Mary z. Ford.
william b. Mclaughlin Of St. Paul, MINI.
and Lena Burns Of this city.
c. Graham Goodell and Roberta Terwl-
Lewis Sander and Lena Arnson. both of
Baltimore. Md.
=. Julius Goode and Sadie Fiesher.
Edward &C. Simms Of this city and Salfie
Stewart Of Waldorf. Md.
(. LAwfon G. Herman and Ethel 9. Wages.
Andrew Dyer and Josephine Roster.
Clinton q. Guy and Edna q. Freeman.
George A. Mcdonald of this city and kath-
leen NJ, BANNER Of franklin. La.
: John e. Frazier Of Grove Hill. Va, and
Iaura Secrist Of Shenandoah. Va.
Algeo N. Pratt Of Milton, Del. and Ruby
N, Boorman Of this city.
Edward 81. Lucas and Loretta N. Whitby.
Andrew Alexander and Florence Hayden.
Joseph Saunders and Luciel Butler.
Evening star., 1922-05-16

fsF - gG :
most attractive booths win be the
Japanese. under the patronage Of
Nine. Sabouri, who has many nov.
elites from Japan. Assisting her will
be Mrs. John MacMurray, Mrs: Dallas
MacCrew, Mrs. Dewitt Poole. Mrs
Charles Wilson and Mrs. Stewart
Nine. Andreae win have q magic
orange tree at the Dutch booth, and
helping her viii be Mrs. Rober,
Morris Emmet, Miss Mary Palmer
Miss Elizabeth Olney. Miss Mary
Emily Hamilton and Miss Griscom.
Mrs. & Thomas Armat win have
House OF Mercy, garden party in the
Cathedral Close on May 20, and will
have a large corps Of assistants
among them Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs
Horace Lurton,s Mrs. William Lightle,
Mrs. E. Lester Jones, Mrs. Wristley
Brown, Mrs. Laura Leteune. Miss
Childress. Mrs. Oman, who will have
charge of fish pond for the especial
delectatfon Of the children, will have
on her staff Mrs. John H. Magruder,
Mrs. Frank ]. Fletcher and Mrs. John
B. Kaufman.
Tuesday, May is, at $50 O'Clock.
sho 80 SIuO VI w dSUllB lOu III
have aa' guests Of the club Nine.
Ninon.s Romaine., concert pianist, who
Is spending few days in Wash
tngton, having recently returned to
her own country.
Mr.. Stephen Child. one Of the mem
bers OF the club. will give talk
on recent experiences In Germany.
with lantern-slide Illustrations. Mr..
Child is an authority on the housing
problems and his subject will be in
teresting to many people. r..
The luncheon committee of the
Women's City Club announces a sur
prise luncheon" for Saturday, May
,27, at l o'clock. "Brickbats and Bou-
day, and the most expert throwers
of each will be awarded a suitable
prize. The judges will be the presi-
dents of three of the leading wom-
ems clubs. Mrs. William H. Heron
OF the Twentieth Century Club. Mrs.
Otto l. Veerhoff of the College Wom-
ems Club and Miss Harlean James
Women. The president. Mrs. Lyman
B. Swormstedt, will preside. and Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell. Mrs. George A.
Kicker. Miss Jennie o. Berliner and
Mrs. Kate Treholm Abrams will lead
the bombardment, after which the
way Will De Cleared IOr any present
to voice their approval or criticism
OF the forum luncheons of the past
winter.
The bazaar Of the Women's City
Club opens this afternoon with a
Violin concert by Miss Margaret
Mansfield, who will be accompanied
on the piano by her mother, Mrs.
J. J. Mansfield At 8 o'clock Mrs.
Marietta Minnegerode Andrews will
cut silhouettes. Miss Bell Wills
committee on the fancy table will
be Miss NJ. C. Black, Miss Mabel
Hoff,- Miss Jessie Lane. Mrs. John
Allen Munson, Miss Cora Slower and
Miss Gertrude E. Leonard.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS
KEITH,s-Van and Schenck.

Good singing Of popular airs, wheth-
er new or old, Is popular with the pa
irons of vaudeville, and the crowded
house at Keith's last night enjoyed q
program replete with enjoyable har-
mony. Van and Schenck. who scored
so successfully with the "Follies." are
back once more in the field In which
clearly demonstrated that they are en-
titled to these honors. Both have
voices, that carry popular airs over
fhe footlights with a punch that bears
the trade mark OF big hit. Time
after time they were recalled and the
lights had to be lowered TO smut on
the applause.
Another singing act that ran close
second to the topliners is that OF Joe
Howard and dainty Ethel Clark. How
ard was an idol a good many years
back: singing his own n. songs 20 gt,,, with tha-a
with the popularity and voice that
Il almost as clear and delightful as in
the olden days. This time Joe has lit
tie new to offer, but the way the audi
.ence applauded Hello, MY Baby" and
tiveness Of the old numbers. Miss
Clark appeared with each song in
costumes Of unusual beauty. and. In
addition, gave limitations Of Sally"
and other big New York successes.
The audience finally allowed the cou-
pie to retire after a speech by How
ard.
+. Other pleasing numbers on the pro-
gram embrace a funny little qutck-hre
Farce, entitled, 'Now What?' in which
W1Ifred Clarke and Grace Menken are
the stars; Frank Davis and Adele
Darnell, in their old sketch. entitled.
"Birdseed"; Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Barry In '"The Rube"; Aileen Stanley,
the well known 'phonograph girl;
Russell and Dewitt, in acrobatic
dances; Bud Snyder. Bluch and COM
many IN trick bicycle act; Aesop's
Evening star., 1922-05-16
Fables Topics OF the Day and Pathe
news pictures. ~.
COSMOS-"On With the Dance, ).

Harry. Masters and Jack Kraft.
celebrities Of THE Midnight Frolic"
and Of "Buzzin' Around" are present.
Ing their famous revue. "On With the
Dance" for the first time in Wash
ington and for the first time at popu-
week. It is a handsomely staged and
costumed offering of exceptional
dancing, graceful and eccentric, with
interpolated songs, presenting Master
and Kraft. assisted by George Pierce,
Elsie La Mont. Grace Masters and
some Of them very attractive ones.
from the big New York stage.
Another exceptional offering Is the
Princess, Mai Tai Tai, a pretty sprig
Of Chinese nobility, who was left by
her parents in England to be edu-
a fondness. She won quite as much
applause yesterday and last night for
her naive speech as for her simply
and sWeetly sung songs, one of them
In Mandarin Chinese. She has beauty
almost Of the American type. and a
charming personality.
beautiful offering, combining an ar
tistic Argentine tango. Spanish
dance and some very remarkable ath-
letics; Murphy and Lachmar. In "The
Laugh Trust" which is quite enjoy
able; Harold Kennedy, d fine eccen-
trio dancer, with "souse" introduc-
tion. which is amusing, and Mack and
Barry in an amusing specially. -.
The photoplay feature is a new and
thrilling western melodrama, featur-
ing "Hoot" Gibson, the new far west
ern actor, as "the singing Kid" in
an interesting story, which. with Snub
Pollard. in days of Old" a very
funny screen farce, the Urban Movie
Chats, the International News and
the Joys and Glooms cartoons, COM
pletes a fine bill of entertainment,
mich aboSs the aversee nonu1ar
vaudeville caliber.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
WORLD PR1ENDsHIp, TOPIC.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 16.-Ap-
proximately 500 delegates from ninety
religious, -ednca tional, social and civic
organisations throughout the country,
including religious leaders representing
many denominations, gathered here to-
day for the congress on international
cooperation and sixth annual .conven-
ton OF the World Alliance for Inter-
national Friendship Through the
Churches @