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this mission to the United listen as
~. roslilt of tho dccuion by the MA
Zionist Congress st
11'-1r1shad last summer to extend the
_ 1m ish Agency so lint it will include
l’ l‘CSl' ; n prmeniatiw leaders or non- Zionist
1imriir‘s as well u the lenders of the
111111.111 .; l,l()ll- 11 Zionist organisation which is recog-
".izntl as the Agency in the Han.
Tim decision It Csrlsbsd {ol-
1n~wd s. healed controversy which
.113; the. American
Ill-
Fund
! rosuitcd in t I adoption of £110 plan
nrgi d by Dr. \Velzmtnn Ind bucked
Zionists through
rholr delegates. Dr. Wcimann will
. .unic-r with the lenders of American
lmvry and reprmntltivcs
of
Dr. \Vcizmzmn is also expected to
3‘15:ch in the campaigns for lhc Pal-
Foundation
linynsod) scheduled to take place in
w . (lifff‘rcnt cities all over the country.
.11 in vhn campaigns for the some Fund
1-1 1 MM :1 your ago. he was the central
‘ 11:1er and delivered addresses in tho
the
Jewish Organizations With a
.117 How to securing them as ‘mcmbers
on 1110 Agency.
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DP. Arthur!“
Chm 02 the ’9“! has been
vols him-elf to cum
cstinc.
work 0! the
is encased in
activities in Pal
gallon. immigration se
cduplication. etc. 1
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Swedish expericmenicrs
from the sulphlte
mills.
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lain. an oirplano scnice to
with the rest of the world.
in 50 yearn.
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Jewish colonisation
enterpriee by American cho in Pal-
Such enterprise is consider-
ed necessary in supplementing the
Karen 32de which
oonsl- -mernmentnl
amino. such a.- edu‘
Wicca.
olonintion, medical serviacuemfx’xllt
have de-
veloped 0. motor fuel mode by com-
bining benzol with s. spirit distilled
lye of wood pulp
The Swedish government main~
keep
workers in an arctic town in touch
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Commdorc Begin
hing April 30 NéXt
Year
April 80th to my Salt 1% the
dates set for the National Conven-
tion 01 the Young Women’ s Chriltitn
A-oclotion next spring. The Rota!
Commodore has been chosen no the;
convention headquarters. MID!
visitors of importance from other
countriessre cxpected.
In the l to the convention just
issued by rs. Robert E. Spoor. pro-
sident of the Nation“ Board. one
any: in part:
“It has become increasingly ‘ evi-
dent that the nations 0! the world
cannot study their common prob-
lemscxcept no they meet. through
carefully chosen representatives, to
face and study the issues at sfleci
their well-being. Our ago will be
knowu in history so an nge o: con—
ferences. It is therefore not as con—
forming to law. nor u‘ioiling tra-
dition. that. the Young Women's
Christian Associations 0! the United
States of America. are once more
onlled‘to meet in convention. It is
because such a. meeting ls‘vital to
our existence that we are to expend
this time. this elort, and this
money." '
The notional entruots the org-ni-
'ntion with material resources, con-
tinuees Mrs. Spoor. who cake that
girls be returned through its young
women. ”Let us remember thut
the work entrusted to us can only be
done as we do it in union with the
limitieu power of. our Lord Jesus
Christ.” .
The rapid growth and the present
scope of the national work is briefly
outlined. The present budgets of
American Y. Vin C. A. work total
ovor twenty-flVe million yearly. For-
eign work supported by American
Associations‘ (undo are included in
those total figures. Founded in
1506 fro ma union of twoorganizn-
lions dating back to 1871 and 1886
rospccthcly. the national member»
ship has grown from less than 150. -
000 girls and young women to over
.525 000. Over 2. 000 delegates rep-
1rcsonting 1 046 mentions are ex-
:pected.
The National Board is the execu-
tive body of the aflllisted American
Associations. lta present otlicers are:
Mrs. Robert E_ Speer. prod: *Mrs.
John French. chairman cxbcutlvo
committee: Miss Clara 3. Reed. ilrll
vice-president: Mrs. John D. Rocke-
reller. .lr.. second vice-president:
Jillian Katherine Lumberi. secretary:
Mrs. Samuel J. Broadwell. treasurer:
? Miss Margaret. D. Mead. assistant
treasurer.
1 The last two conventions were held
in Hot Springs, Arkansas; in 1322 gnd
1w Cleveland. Ohio. in 1920. ,
Mrs; Specr resides in Englewood.
Four Hundred Years
It xou ever \lslt Alta-la- Chapulo
the guide will show you nmnrblc
throne on which the_ Emperor
Charlemagne. or Charles the Great.
sat for nearly 400 yours. This is
how he did it.
\Vlu-n Charlemagne died in the
your 814, they clothed his Indy in
m imperial robes and placed it in a.
sitting position on ‘his throne. On
his head they put his crown. in his
hand his sceptor. and in his lap an
open copy of the Bible.
Two centuries later the vault was
opened and the body found to be
well preseerd. The vault nnq'ohut
up {or two hundred years when it
was ngnin opened and the body re-
movcand placed in a gold and silver
coffin. where it still remains in the
1Cathcdral.
Bally Fullion “ht
NationalCQWmhontoSomethmg New but
Women Find any
canlndulgeAnpetlte
With American
Method
One of the most. striking clinch.
snobs o: taste between American and
English women is their ideas on aor-
aets. To an Englishwoman her fig-
ure is of supreme importance and
she has been taught through genera.—
tions of sport lovers to consider that
ibis entirely up to her whethe; she
keeps it or out, says Margaret Wal-
ter in theloliowing London letter to
the New York Tribune. The very
notion that she may indulge her up-
_ or. am exclusive: West End shop. ,
mum nus mode on
1 living models; Homeric: ‘ot .11
: shapes and proportions were cailod
~ in one by one. their
monuments
taken and deficiencim and superfluA
mes trankly pointed out. and then
fitted on before the astonished em
'ot'thoaguozts. A roly-poly. dimp-
hng Jelly pudding of a- ' girl was
turned, as if by magic. into a com-
pacL‘di'gnlli’ed figure able to wear a.
(rock etrthovlstcst cut. a. riding habit
a ball gown. without a. wrinkle. .
Not a. word about dieting. .no
school room patter about cbrriagc
and poise and department. The cor:
set export, a. lovely creature herselt.‘
past fifty and proud of it. and of
being the mother of five strapping
American youngsteds. explained the
American method 0: dressing.
“You needn‘t. think about poise, or
hoidifityourzcltfipro criy‘," she said.
“we do that. When on have to put
on your corset (and. you must put it
on in thornornipg and never take it
Docoflied Dinner Set.
petite. ullow- her carriage to slump,‘
jWo will give Free with awry
Furniture purchase amounting
to $100 or over (Cash or omit)
choice of ”Piece Set of Bonn
Silver or handsome AIS-Piece
, Iorm.
corsets suitable to ouch: type were;
this cert however been done in Eng-
70'“ begin »
corset pulls you by genus bronco“ "crcrt.
irhlch you do not notice. back into
It you vcoturo to eat too
much. it rounds you by mot din.
comfort. that you have reached the
stopping point. It you begin to hold
Ami: badly. your conic: which ls.
mode for a. perfect carriage just feels
awry,1hat's all. slightly out of joint
as your wrist would do}! twisted.
' ‘IOur' American way is by the
block and tackle s: 3’." gently
purred the lady. while her English
hoax-m“os.t opcnmo‘uthed at hearing
her talk mechanics like an engineer,
science like a. university protector. 1
physiologylike a. doctor. Nothing at J
rlmornno'iantwr
posed otra. void of.
bananas too-117.1 .
unattached. ' ’
land before. One by one. as those
wome nllstened. the idea dawned up'
on them that even for the greatest ..
or them, symmetry and grace were
‘not lost forever. Alohg with 'the
technical details went a. tine. brave
American gospel of youth and serv-
ice. ‘
Those florid British women, all
their lives accustomed to strenuous
exercise. now grown suddenly nnd
distresingly heavy because the
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