The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-21
LITTLE ARMENIAN TO PLEAD CAUSE AT DINNER HERE
Zadi Gannaway, The Won der Child, In Birming-
 ham Tuesday

Zadi Gannaway, the wonder-child from Armenia will arrive in Birming- ham this afternoon at 4 :25 o'clock to be on the program of the golen rule din- ner at the Tutwiler hotel at z o'clock when men and women representing Bir- mingham through it's luncheon clubs, churches, trades organizations, literary clubs and church societies will gather to discuss the practical application of the golden rule.
 Only five years old, she is greatly in demand at other golden rule dinners being held all over the United States, as we'll as at luncheon clubs, schools and colleges.
 Mir. Howe, regional director of the Near East relief, announces full sched- ule for her during her two days visit. At 5 80 o'clock she will be the guest of the service committee of the golden rule dinner at special dinner served to 50 young women from the Y. W. c. A. un- der the chairmanship of Miss Mary Dunn, who immediately afterwards will superintend the service of the gooden rule dinner to the people of Birming- ham.
 At z o'clock Zadi will speak to the guests and sing for them My Country 'Tis of Thee" MT. Howe states that her childish rendition of the anthem profoundly moved the great audience at the golden rule dinner in Chicago re- gently.
 To Visit Ensley
 Wednesday morning she will be at the Ensley High school at 9 80 o'clock as the guest of the principal, B. D. Smith; at 10 80 at Birmingham-South- ern college as the guest of President Guy ;. D. SnAvely; at Howard college at IF o'clock, the guest of Dr. Dawson; and at the Rotary luncheon club as the spe cityl guest of Dr. Henry Edmonds, of the Near East relief At 1 40 president of the club, and state chairman o'clock she will greet the assembled stu dent body of Phillips High school, the guest of Dr. c. B. Glenn. At 2 80 she will be the guest of Dr. Morris of the Norwood Methodist church at the week ly prayer meeting.
 Thursday morning she leaves for Washington to attend the golden rule dinner in the capital, where she will appear before the President of the United States, ambassadors and states men.
 Zadi's baby name was Azadouhi, which means Daughter of Freedom" in her native Armenian tongue. Her father and mother were both murdered by the Turks. She was adopted by Dr. and Mrs. Gannaway, who found her-a starved, emaciated little mite of skin and bones, covered with sores from head to foot. Today, at the sge of 5, she speaks five languages, and is declared by experts to have the mentality of a ' child of 8.
 Great InsperatiOn
 MT. Howe declares ''She proves more than the worthwhileness of saving life; she proves almost the miracle of creating life''
 As a product of the practical appli- cation of the golden rule, she is going over the country attending golden rule dinners and helping others by the mere sight of her to complete worthwhile plans while at these dinners to observe Golden Rule Sunday, officially set for December z, on which day millions in the United States and nineteen other countries will eat less and give the diff ference and as much more as possible to the Near East relief that thousands of orphans-boys and girls-like Zadi might live.