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"AVE ”Pulll f'liflT ‘their income to meet the crisis caused
1 yht e forces which were declared to
‘ F0“ FRANBHISEgthreaten civilltation is made by the
‘ board of bishops of the Methodist
~ Episcopal church in an open letter to
lthe ministry and membership.
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CHICAGO. Aug: 30.—-A1{ appeal to
all Methodists to donate a tenth or
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(w: n HEN-“- :tug. 31.—-The mem- used by the Methodist Centenary
W5 1;: :1- “mt LSYPUEH Parliament. movement. The appeal says athe de-
nndr-r 1!» new Constitution. are t0 be1rnand is urgent and “the destiny of
w("“ 1“ Uctober. “"9 daiready DOlitl-zthe world hinges- upon Christianity
a! 11.:« rest. not to say excitement. is? The destiny of chrjsuamty hinges
“11111111; high largely upon Protestantism. The des—
A“ men over 23 years COf age are tiny of Protestism will be largely in-
mm’ed to vote. Women, neverthe-‘fluenced by Methodism’s failure or
1135. are in no sense idle They arelsuccess at this time."
making a good fight for the franchisel The letter, which is signed by
even though the odds are greatly,BishopJ. F. Berry of Philadelphia. W
against them for Egyptian men lookllv‘. McDowell of Washington. D. C F-
upon their women kind as possessions M. Bristol. Chattanoo a. Tenn.. C E
rather than co workers in life. 1Locke. Manilla. P. 1.. and \V. F. An-
The president of the Mothers of the derson of Cincinnati. reads in part 33
Future Eg) pt is Madame Aneeseh Ha- . follows ‘
nnm pi Hasheedy. Speaking on the1 “Our world is summoned to meet
V, ‘ 9 l d sun}.
tl she, the lSSU Of its mora Q
“‘3‘]( lpation Of he) 30X I9CEn
.id: The women of Eggpt should crisis this hour transce
he allowed to vote because they are {itI mainly the military crisi: Oiea;:1§
tor it We shall soon win our fightg period 0f ”1? “1” Th9“ m n
because! the bar in and the world are these who had power to kill the bodv:
on our sFle. 'l he Koran savs:"1‘he now men stand ade and fearsome in
vomen ought to behave towards their the DTPSOHCF 0f forces which threaten
husbands in like manner as their hus-; to cast civilization body and soul into
bards should in h'1xe towards them,|hell
34:1 nraling to “hat is just.’ "Humanity must make a new start.
-11 is absurd to allow a citizen to'This time it must build upon the
(-321 r115. the fr1nchise merely because dl‘lne
p... 1,; of the male sex. while highly 1will It was a \ision glorious The;
c6111.“. 11 131:1 pliam women. from prin- Chlerh caught it and accepted the
1_.v~~\.-s do“ '1\\.1rds~ are to hine no say challengP “Rh “hat seemed a divine
in legislation on questions that affect 0'15310“
' t had at-
: . L1 with the rest of the pop- Just as the movemen
3-,:‘iYin0; ”1:111” ciiilizod nations alreadyitmcwd the attention of the world.
A alas the church cooled in its nrdor
{mu adapted the p1111(i11lc of womnnl
‘eentenaryfmis «mm.» >
been made or. the mistakes in policy
The funds. it is explained would be '
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and procedure: but “men of experiencé
know that mistakes always mark
momentous movements.
clared that the frequent appeals for
funds has produced irritation in many
Quarters. '
"Surely it would not be unreason-
able in this hour of the extreme peril
of our Lord's Kingdom throughout the
world to ask that the members of the
Methodist Episcopal church should
meet the crisis by the gift of one
tenth of their income." ,
\"0MEN AND SCOUTS PLANT CROP
HONOLULU Aug. 31 .——From a
crop planted during the 1920 strike by
Hawaiian women and Boy Scout vol-
unteers. Ewa Plantation on this island
has harvested the largest amount of
cane and sugar ever taken from the
field in any country. according to an
announcement by the management.
The field cranes acres yielded 15.31
tons Mugar to the acre. as com-
pared with the former world' 8 record
of 15. 02 tons. also established by Ewa
'plantation in 1902
.ww
has de-_
A SEASON OF
TORTURE FOR SOLIE
principles of justice and good,
nd slackcned in its enthusiasm. Now tutes. sunson. Powell
Hay fever carries untold misery to
thousands. Foley's Honey and Tar
:SOOthes that raw. rasping feeling in
the throat, relieves hoarseness and
wheezing, makes breathing easier.
permits refreshing slumber. Mrs. 0.
Stapf 736 Clinton axenue. Piainfleld.
N J., says: "Foley's Honey and Tar is
a medicine that bears recommending.
I keep it in the house constantly."
Contains no opiates. Refuse substi-
Corporation.—
Adv.
nf’fr: 1;: . i. (gym c.11.not afford to (lrngz‘1 '
mh‘ind 11ml still maintain her prestige it 15 9‘0“ suggested that the’ word
11 11111 1:1- t: of those- nations."
The men. at the present time. are
was
.u-linwl to di—zniss the aspirations of
me womtn “ith the generality that
"inc ;n'e-rum- woman in Pig) pt today
slows not possms the qualifications nec—
rwsairy to intelligent voting.
i‘o‘.‘1"1<'nl pur'ic-s which have hecn
during: the British occupnn
iron on awakening. and with themv;
coming thv re. ixni of old animositics
The folloxuxs of Zzighloul Pasha the
qkzportui Niilonnhst lender. are par-
mow—ace
dormant
similarly hitter against the present
Government.
The city \ote will count large in
the. coming contest To the poor peas-
nuts. or {t-llaheen the new parliament
means little or nothing. To them all
rulers and officials are pests, to be en-
dured as well as may be. They are
ignorant. and :1er interested in noth-
ing outside of their villages. Hence
they offer opportunities to unscrupu-
lous politicians. “To educate the poo-
plo‘ to some idea at their political re-
~prmsilvility.” says a local daily. "is
. tsolutolv nectssur} if the future po-
1 11r:1l poser is not to find its“ way to
h» lmmls of men “hose only interest
is personal gain."
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Ford to Thrown 105, 000 Men Qut of Work,
Owing to Coal Shortage
Order Effective. September 16.
1Insure \Vill Applv\
River Rouge and .Dearborn, But to Various Assembling
l’lams Scattered Throughout the Country—Manufac-
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In Addition Several Hundred Thousand Others Will Be Afiectedvby
1'1t Onlv to Three Big Plants at Highland Park,
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Cars cannot supply the demand—$119 F 0 rd
obliged to announce a shut-down because of the coal shortage.
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”run, Mich. Aug. 26.-—One hun-
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1:“ Ford Motor Company throughout
~11. .uuntr)‘ will be without jobs after
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withtion. several hundred thous-
u.‘ uthur workers employed in indus-
‘r. furnishing materials for the
PM; ,- ants 111‘] be aflected. I
Highland Park, River Rouge . and
Dearborn plants of the company here
will be without work. Thirty thous-
and others now working in the various
assembling plants scattered through-
out the entire country also will be
thrown out of employment.
How long the machinery in the Ford
plants is to be stilled will depend en;
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