u-rau
Sb 20,090,000
m famine in the four Chinese prov-
“ Chinese and foreign organiza-
lions. One of the latter is an Ameri-
as.- committee to raise and distribute
“he funds which was organized on
"Q initiative of the American Minis~
M Charles R. Crane. and is headed
h 1!. C. Faxon. of- the American
. Wheno‘f'Commerce in Peking. H.
m Emery. a banker c!’ New York and
‘Whlngton. was appointed treasurer
of the American committee. The
futon and French communities will
mint similar committees.
‘fhe Chinese ministries of Finance.
,Afi'lc'ulture. and Interior have ap-
mted a commission to dispense $1.-
«000 fund to he raised by means of
a diort term loan. From Shanghai
«ages news of another fund of $1.800.
so. undertaken by seven provinces at
tin instigation of Tang Shao-yi. the
«nut Southern peace delegate. '
' Comprehensive reports submitted to
‘the American Relief committee. indi-
cate that the early reports of distress
’lmve not been exaggerated. Dr. F. F.
miter. writing from Tellchow. Shan-
inng. says: “Today an' old man with
‘“ memory was describing condi-
‘flols 42 years ago (when a memorable
“the occurred) and he, is quite sure
u conditions are worse. for then.
fie laid. there was a wheat crop just
”are the drought. which crop we
7.1” not had except in very limited
as."
Mrs. Edith ('7. 'l‘alllnon. missionary.
“ portions of Shantllng and (‘hillll
mlnces are practically without any
‘hswest. Even the trees had been
moped of their leaves for use as
hi. "From Tchchow to Lintsing
(1.0 ‘ miles along the Grand
in Shantung) not hall‘ the
d fields will give back the grain
' gro Heal ”‘i
:5: *A Cough
. lit-k
Tsko 5
”ayes?
Healing
Honey
380 pop: Bottle
lillllli -*
AflflflfllNESE
s-EKING. No'v. 5..-—-Rellef work for
estimated 5 sufferers
lines where the crops failed this year
I. been undertaken energetically by
used to plant them." she writes.
“One well-to—do farmer has already
used all the produce from his ten
acres and has solder the wadded gar-
ments that his family need for winter.
Another farmer near Lintsing has torn
down some of his buildings in order
to use the sorghum stalks of the thick
roof for fuel."
"The selling of children is com-
mon.” continues Mrs. Tallmo‘n. “A
fine little lad a year old was offered
for $2 and none wanted him. A boy
of five. whose mother had died of
cholera. and whose father was sick.
was led by an old beggar woman. She
has four boys of her own. but she
said: 'I couldn’t leave him; his fath-
er is trying to give him away and says
if nobody will feed him he will have
to throw him in the river.’ Little
children are found deserted in the
streets and some have been roscued
from the river. People are trying to
make marriages for their daughters.
even very young girls." '
Another writer from the district
southwest of Paotingfu. says: "As
far as one can see in any direction
there is nothing rowing in the fields
that can keep t e. people alive this
winter. No one is working
fields and :vlmnst no ont‘Ptravelling on
the roads. ' I .. people have either
left or .u: in the villages con-
serving . zu'ik, us much as possible."
0W8.
Will
ll 5‘
- ..——..___._.—_ The
Spanish Boy Scouts
Scouts in Spain have decided to inali-
gurate a campaign throughout tlle
country to combat the prevalent illit-
_erac._v. The resolution founding a so-
lciety just formed for that purpose
says: "We consider the existence in
Spain or on percent or the population
who can neither rend nor write. con-
stitute-s a. veritable scandal for the Im-
tion. After carefully analyzing the
problem. we have reached the (.‘Ollt'lll-
Interesting List
Secretary—Gustav Redling.
Treasurer—Charles S. St. John.
The list of subjects and s
oononeosviousl. slams cLus
"of Subjects Prepared
for the Next Seven Month's.
The Men's Club ot‘tho South Nor-
walk Congregations! Church has pre-
pared an interesting program for the
coming season’s work.
of the club are as follows:
President—George v. Buchanan.
Vice-president—William E. Math-
The officers
peakers
The Industrial Situation in England
C. L. Barton March 6
The Moving : Picture in Church and
School Notch 18
Suptwlsmos F. Williams. Del-ion
How may the Church Funetion Most
Uséfully March 20
Christian Swsrts
The School. the Main Spring of Dem-
ocracy ,
G. V. Buchanan -
Poland April 3
Nelson Dicksrmsn .
The Growth of Individuality April 10
- John H. Light .
The Philosophy of Robert Browning
March 27 m
SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 4 (By The As-
sociated Press).—Genersl
Wrsngol, hood of the snti-Bolshovik
government of South Russia, has suc-
cessfully withdrawn his
Crimea before the advance of Soviet
“WI ‘0
Baron
once of four days: with s character- offensive
isticslly laconic mousse to Baroness
Hm;
.llllumwllllls .
‘ jfililiil
Wm]. His telegram It‘d:
“We pro mun: hard- i‘ “I”
h .'I .
0R0 baroness. who Isa spent many
3109910” nights since the Boishsvm
American Youths
Religious Training for Young People
Supt. Jno. A. Young Westport Nov. 7
Citizenship or the Starvation Diet
E. E. Cortright, Bridgeport Nov. 14
Dominate tho W'orld
Historic Lebanon (Connecticut)
Dwight Spaulding
in theiReligion, the Supreme Hope of Man
Should Norwalk Adopt the Commis-
sion Form of Gov't.
Character
Agmt Illlteracy Wm. E. Mathews Jan. 2
——————— Ti 8 h r_ tl , '
MADRID. Nov. 5,—Former lloy 1830,30?” 0 ‘9 Junmr Jarglgg
The. Destiny of Turkey
Smile Things W'orth “'hlle
Edward J. Quinlan
About Edison
9
Partisanshlp
Oct. 31.
George N. Wilson
the White or the Colored Races
Nov. 21
Russell Frost.
Nov. 28
Lewis H, Nash Dec 5
Dec. 12
John H. Light
Church with Closed Shutters
Frederick L. Lamson Dec. 19
as an lmpelling Force
‘“
George R. Brunjes
Harvey Kent
Albert E. “'inchester
Jesse. P. Dunbar
l
I workers'
are given below:
'Poems That Contribute to Character Re‘ Fred “‘30” Apr" 17
John L. Henry Oct. 24. The Creation of Public , Oplnlgl;
Need of Vocational Guidtn‘cs for Chm“ Jenni“!!! Am"
The Greed Pyramids 'of Egypt May 1
Wm. E. Matthews
The Function-of the School
D. A. Green ,
The Electoral College and its Practi-
cal Over-throw
Freeman Li ht
The Function of the Fe eral Banking
Charles Hoyt.
The Christian Spirit of Love May 29
Lewis H. Nash
BflAl llPEllAlflllS
REPLY llUElilllAl
PlillADElJ’HlA, Nov. 5.-——The re-
ply of the coal operators to the de-
Jan_ 15 mands of the anthracite mine work-
Jan' 2:; era for changes in the award of the
presidential commission was expectedl
Biography as a Factor in (‘ivlc Llroyto be made here "Flay at a "199‘an -
Jan. goiwith representatives of the miners, Ml"- Bmey (CH3 how Lydi-
pr. 63M a conference with the operatorsi E, Pinkhm" Ve'euble
'here on Oct. 26. at which a reopening
Feb. 13 or the award was requested, the mine
representatives
Sthem
presented
armies south of the Dnlepor River.
He is master of Perokop, and also
Salkovs. .
The spirit of his troops is good..
but it is asserted only ten thousand]
fight, which {has lasted for five,
montEs. and are glad to be assured
of a rest In Crimes.
Soviet forces are besieging the an-
ti-Bolshovik trench system on the
narrow neck of land leading from the
Crimean Peninsula to the mainland.
but it is asserted only ten thousad
of General Wrangel's troops will be
required to hold Porekop and Sal-
kovs.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 4,—Gen-
,ersl Baron Wrangel has broken a sil-
TBOUBLES
- FM IT ABE
May 2
May 15
May 22
Compound Hgfi rler
“roam. Change
llington. a Truly Great Man
eight demands which they claimedi
lstartl-d for ldulis ”'1 ,
\ ' jlt'iu‘lli'id‘ ‘9
sioin that a modicum of goodwill on!“nsllarrv i“ Scofield
the part of the governing classes
would be sufficient to solve it."
i The soeiety resolved to form {reef
[classes in every big city where boys —
will be given instruction in the ele-;
ments of reading. writing and arith-l’
lnctic. Late similar classesnre wish
' 'l'llc :
v
vi both sexes.
, will be chosen from \‘Olllll-
tool‘s among educated people and the]
society hopes to enlist the services also i
of professional teachi-rs from the nat—
ional schools to give instruction in the!
evening. :
Sl'l'l‘ AGAINST .‘IOLDI‘IRN‘ l'Nlth.:
lill)(‘vl':()l‘l'l‘. NO“. 5. -('ll.'|l’flllll~"
that oilit‘izlls of Local ll“, of llll‘ ill—t
it-l‘llutimlul Molders' l'lllun ut~ North
America. (‘llllt‘tl a strike of lilllllllll‘l‘s:
ill llll‘li' plant lu-causv tin-y refused in :
stop “lurk m1 ll lltllniwr of contracts I.
they had with the (it‘llt'lill l~2lmtricll
t‘nnlpuny llt‘ll' .tho- o-ulurilllmck [I'lln‘
Foundry. lilt‘.. of this city. has do.”
clan-d its illlt-nlmll ,tlt‘ lilim: suit-
;tgainsl the local union for damages!“
of SHAW", .lumcs l'nl‘ll\\'ll, nl' i'invin-
illilil: .ltlllll Ilium. nl' .\'t-\\' iiii\l‘ll:l
'.l:llllV'S lll'mvll. Arthur ll Ihll'lls. Prank l
Mtrhm-l Smith. .lnsrph K. \‘gl— ‘
’ KOSI li\'.
fins. Julius (:lrduk. Joseph lllllll'lt‘k
lillltl .lnllll '.\l:l7.:ll‘:ls, .‘lll llllllllllL' tulle
_,r'0»(lvl'l-lld:mts \\ith the union.
“'m. A. Young
Feb: 20
IScotland's Religious History Feb. 27jin the present wagtragreeme"
would eliminate alleged lnequalittlpc'fi
Tm. l‘heyl
iincluded a wage in!" rouse with a mint;
of -lfiiddle Life.
Incl—“My troubles were
Rochester.
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
CLEARS THE THROAT oi phlegm
end mucus. stops that tickling. opens the
sir passages lot easier breathing sod costs
the rsw. inflamed surisccs with s besi-
ing. soothing medicine.
Grateful Father Tells What It DH
W. E. Curry. 130 Up 6th St.. Evsnsvillr. 1011..
"l have s little llll 6 your who has
I have used
writes:
s good dssi oi trouble w:th crrup.
Foley's Honey sod Tsr Compoundngiivln“ it to I
hcr sccordin. to directions. and obtumn‘ instant ‘
My wile and i use it whenever v
bothered wdh s had cold or cough. and I will l
ssy that it is the but remedy ior I had cold,
cough. throsl trouble or croup the! I over ssw.‘
Parents who use Foley's Honey sud
Ts! know it in sale and no harm will
ulicl (or her.
with a min-z
l
l
inn average of 17 percent.
ilnllm day rate of 84.20. _ ~
' Thomas Kennedy. of ’HaZelton.
{president of District No. 7. United,
“Mine “'nrkers, who is chairman of-
‘thc miners’ committee, said that no.
ultimatum or threat of strike had.
illeen presented in the operators in“
’connectiml with the men's demandss
gThrec Held for Murder
of Maine Station Agent
NIH", Q.’
N)”
l-Iall'lv
.lnlln .
SKH\\'HICC,\.\'. Kiln.
Morris. '32. nt Aslllanli,
lit-tlrtll‘ll \\l-l'l~ In‘llll: lll‘lli;
“lillnllt
tut Xv“
Sal lll'llu \
‘m-ll.
i ll! '1'
Ill‘n\\n iii, of Hus-tun. and James l-u,._.-‘llll'lmilon,
hacker-hes.
medicine
' ’"W‘" ’ "M "A”—'“'”{5""’m ““9" ‘ mu; or $6 and an eight- from my age and l‘grdia it‘. firmly:-
I,. . “ 'hOUI' day. “mm” l ’92" I l e o -
. u 31‘” e§78 5 l'nder the anthracite commission's! “m“ it”!!! mggdrfulllf‘lW‘1m'gk‘
Asward. the hard coal men were given; 1 5‘! dor- ‘ o r...‘ medicine
one
s n d other patent
medicine but i. h s
Vegetahlcl'om-
pound h a s helped
my nt‘rvi-e
i. in a it anything I
have c\‘cr taken. I
am thankful to the
who r v c o m-
l mended it to me and
‘will surely do my part in telling: others
what the
—ers. 11:11”; BAhL’Y, «his East 9th St..
litK‘lll‘elvr. llniiana.
has (lum-
more
.. ~‘-——>- a—.~-.—-———-——--‘ .——-—-
for me.”
Such Warning symptoms as sense oil
lint
dread of
flushes.
impending
headaches, i
evil,
l._-.n fur llln ilnlidity. sounds in thew-ms. palpitation ,
In. \t slitllll: ('1 ill! grail-l inn rhurm-«ltOl the “cart. sparks before the eyes. ir-l
come even it"sn overdou should be '“nh tln- mulch-r .‘ll .\.~:l “llll'llxt'll, stu- { r«~,-_v1llal'itim, constipation. varinhl.» 3p.
ivcn by sccidcnl. litsstcs good and ,tlnn "mm at I‘IIII‘HH'H. H mm” “m" petite. “Wilkucss and .lizzimau slmllltl
ltwon’lup'ct lbedeli- m-It' “'1‘" ‘lm lnwlwi lv)’ huddle-nasal u-mm'n and
children like it.
at: stomachs oi youn‘childrenmelicslc l
persons or elderly people.
For sale by Otllllon-PNOH Corn
‘;1 sin cl stzllun his luml In in: I‘l‘llfilll ll
it.) iv ll l-Iu“ s. \lnl l‘l“. :lrt nltlltlg '
the lllllll‘t'. “us [hr 0"" “in; struck ill!“
:lg‘mi station .‘it'l'lll “till the stzlkr.
“3““”""‘ “-"‘ "'-""” ‘” ““"“‘ “"‘hill-t Lidia l3. l’illl‘lullu's Vt‘gt‘ifl'llv- com.
mt [wind cavrr tin-w sail-Iv through this
Chi-ls in It did .‘lls. Halley.
”rm. u \
, “film.
.5 , A .
MAY. Nov. 3. 1920 .
sax,“
began, said 1.»!- -
“All I want is the truth“ m-
hO'W bad it is I can find)”; it"
" l
Try a classified Continua.
moi.
The children love
Wrislev’s—and it’s
stood for "
Made under conditions of
absolute cleanliness and
brought to them In Wriclw’s
sealed sanitary recitals.
Satisfies the craving for
sweets. alds'dieesflomswect-
ens bugfiW and
“’23:... me teeth clean.
Costs little. benefits much.
Still 5c
[Hallo
\
5\
Till. I?! ;n .h.
Everywhere
me new:
' LOWER PRICE
‘BEF ORE THE REDUCTIONS HAVE? BEEN GIVEN US
ArrOW and Lion Brand Collars 20c Eaclf ‘
This is not a “sale” nor specials bought to sell at a price, but a general scaling or revision downwards of our 5 2m laigrh
Om“ entire stocks have been re—modeled.
grade merchandise.
TOdayWe Call Attention to the Collar Reduction and Shirts at $2
e—FOR—
That You Have Paid Us $2.50 and $3.00 For Right Up to Today.
As Out: Work of Revising Progresses 1 We Will Call Your Attention to, Other New Prices
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