Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 16, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textmimmm) m Tin kunr irFrnrTrnrjr 'ornov, ttfktvay. matcctt in. "1020. MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS TO AID IN DR1V E Women of Meilford Called to As semble at Library at 2:30 p. m.. Tomorrow to Listen to Address by Director Glieen Form Two Teams of Women Workers. The latest development in eonnee tion with the expansion and reoran liizalion eiinipniirn of the Chamber of Commerce and one which primuses to develop into a potent and power ful factor in insuring the success of the new movement, is the an nouncement that the mothers, daugh ters and sisters will line up with the fathers, sons ami brothers of .Med i'ord in the drive for -MO members and u working or sustaininir fund of $10, 000. "One of the mo-t intensely inspir in2 paces that will be written in the history of the yreal world war,",said one of the eampiiiuu officials, "will be that which tells of the noble sac rifices of that immortal hand of wom en of Kussia coiupi'isinir the l.enioii of Death, formed to defend I heir na tive land against the rulheless en niHchmenl of the hated I Inn, when they saw through horror-stricken eves the wealicninL'. wnverimr line of their army of men. And the women of the entire world, through this heoric ex ample set hv their sisters of liussia, were awakened, as never before, to n realization jif their importance in the future of a war-torn, hleediir.'. restless world." "Women to Meet The women of Mcdfnril have been called to assemble at a. public ineet i:r to ho held at, the library at U:!H o'clock tomorrow afleraoon for the purpose of hcurinir the aims nlVlli.' Chamber of Commerce eanipaiL'U ex plained to them hv director .funics K. (iheen,' and also to learn women's part in (he organization and bow thev may assist towards iiiukinu' it a treat success. ' The treneral plan, as nnnounccd to day at eampait:n heaibiuarters, is fo; the formation "f at least two teams of women workers to aid in the mem Vership drive. "These teams will be captained hv women, each huviair seven women working under her dur ing 'the 'four-ihiv drive. The women teams will dot be restricted to solucit intr memberships of the women of the cilv, but iiiuv also solicit incui herships of the men. Tliev will draw for assignment of districts with the men teams, and will canvass from cards filled out from the prospect list that has been compiled at beiul nuarters duriiur the last three weeks. The cards will be so arranircd as to expedite convenience and save fini in makinir the canvass, and the more the workers there are in the field the fewer cards each team member will be reuuircil to handle. Ihivo K(ar(s March 12 Tho drive for new members will heirin at 10 o'clock Tuesday moi'uiicj:. fllaivli 2:1, and will continue up In and inchuliiiL' the follnwiiir l-'ridav. Teams will only he reoilired to spend two hours of each forenoon in nuikim; the canvass, and will report at noon at a luncheon at which time the reports for the dav from the various team:-, will he bulletined. Naturally 11 friedlv rivalry is certain to spriuir up be tween the captains of the different tennis, as the campaign progresses and the membership begins to ltihv. Some of the women of the cilv who are interested in the campaign are ot the opinion that more than two wom en teams can be formed, and in the event there arc as nmnv as tour, as is contemplated ill the Ashland cam paign, a woman major will be named to direct the women teams. The meri teams, ten in number, will be direct -cd hv Majors V. (laslon I loniermi und Hen C. Sheldon. In different cities in which Cham ber of Cnluln.ive campaigns hac been conducted heretofore hv the American Cilv Itureau, the women teams invariably have made splendid showings ju enrolliiiL' members, and. in some instances, have turned in better results than the men teams. All women of the citv who are in terested in inukiiii." Medlord a 'jreatcr cud better citv ill which to live are nrircnllv reonested In the Campai'jn Committee to attend the uieelin- at -says IF I ran a Motel Everybody would have the same breakfast Death' Always Near, Yet This Workman Thinks "Movies" Oftener Than Church Nation's Skilled Artisan Indif ferent to Religion, Interchurch Survey Statistics Show. WJth plumhers and mechanics making 1 100 a week, and laborers riding about In flivvers, what la tho modern workingman doing with his new-found wealth? la ho going In for tho opera, speed boats and musical comedies, or does ho Bt ill find enjoyment lri hia old, familiar interests and amuse ments? In an effort to find out, one thousand men were asked recently what was their favorite "social" agem'.y tho movies, the labor union, the church, library, lodgo or what? To get at tho answer easily sixteen of thfso institutions were selected and listed, and tho replies woro set down in the form of a vote. And what was tho answer? It was found that tho labor-union tho machine which raises wages and makes haughty employers atep lively was a moro or less univer sal favorite. In many rases, how over, tho movies ran the unions n closo second, especially since the household purse or check book permitted tho whole family to go to (he show. That the day of tho old-timo "Joiner" had far from passed was nlrto abundantly proved, for tho lodge lure loomed large In the bal lots. Hundreds assorted man's In nlinnublo right to his night out at his soc.ret society mooting. There cropped up, too, a surpritdnRly largo st'idious element. Many ad mitted that their favorite form of amusement was provided by tho nearest public library. There was evi'ii a scattering f if aesthetes who liked pictures and sculpture, and were attracted enough by art gal lerb'H to make frequent visits. When the hundreds of answers to the sixlfcn suggestions h:id nil been received and classified, it was found In , the survey that tho In terchurch World Movrmcrt mudo that one of tho Institutions which fared badly wifh the worklrifcinan voter was the ohlo'it American In stitution oT all the church. None of the mt'ji, if. was appamnt, wa hostile; bo wa stmply indifferent. W N 1 (!'J 1 l - " I ' Ml F , ;- A 1 Kven in hazardous trades with death at his feet he was often In different. Tills has been shown In all phases of tho survey that the Interchurch World Movement is making to bring about Protestant church eo-operatlon. Tho Tahor union, the lodge even the movies provided a good enough medium for the working man's hopes ami aspirations, It did not take much questioning, moreover, to show that tho agitator of social unrest, who has hia strongest hold in tho city, also was becoming a powerful attrac tion in social gatherings of all corts. From the survey, the Inter church World Movement has draws the conclusion, right or wrong, that any organization which wishes to interest tho worker must be as prnctical as a labor union, as interesting as a movto and as stimulating as a debating forum. t lie library tomorrow iiffcrnooii. Such ;in npportunitv t serve the city may imf present Uself turn in in n Ioiil' lime. s The campaign advisory eomnntlee. coiiipnsed of ninetv-live of Hie rep resent at ive citizens ol. Medt'ord, in Himutirj; ji campaign executive com mittee ol; niv. named two women iw members: Jlr. K. -:. Merrick nml Mth. (' ,. SebielTeliii. Moth M'". Seliien'eliti nml iMrs. Merrick will take nn netive pnrt in the alTnirs of Iho enmpiiiun, nml wilt assist a( the meeting enlled for Iouhhtow afternoon. 4. V - n lAt W Ltx, , fit a.,ly,.i. 1 z ft Post Toasties Siperior Cornflakes im:i i t; v, ;im;iv lejintv Head miimiI V. O. Who will arrive In idly I nrrmv. On Weilnesday evening, Muivh IT, Hon. i'eter l' Cilroy. uf San l'ran cisco, deputy head censul of the Woodmen of the Wi.rhl, will pay uti olticial visit to Meilford camp No. !'u. Mr. Cilroy is the 'silver tonuued" orator of tiie Woodmen, and a packed house is ox pert cd 10 welcome "our (HI"; liogue Kiver camp from ilranis Pass is arranging to nend a large lelogal U a, and I'lioenix i amp ex- peel s lo be present eutnass. Tlie i liiMi of fury new members for initiation on .March ."1. is nearly eom plele, and work on the property re cently pun based at the corner of l-'itth and drape for the Woodmen home is progressing. Kei'nMhmenti will be herved on boih occasions. anil many wounded in fighting yes terday at Slaglilv. in tho Houtlnvest outskirts of Berlin. At Charlottenliurg, a western sub urb (f Herlin, four persons are said lo have been killed and six wounded us a result of collisions. WASHINGTON", "Mar. K.. ( lly As sociated Press.) Itestoraliou of the authority of the Khert. government with sporadic HpartlcisL outbreaks thruout (Jermany uro expected by mililury officials hero who interpret dispatches from Colonel Kdward Davis, military altacho at iterlin as indicating that tho coup d'etat is not so serious as had at first heuu supposed. classes are much excited against the Kapp administration as a conse tpience of the shooting c'f a young girl in tho south Jlerliu railway sta tion and the killing of four persons in the north Iterliu industrial section by guards, according to a Herliu dis patch to tho livening News. . . 3,0'XnOX, .Mar. HI ?A-uew govern ormnent was J'ormedi at Munich, lia variu yesterday, composed of demo crats and tho centre, party', according id a Copenhagen dispatch to the Central News. ,, Tho new government will meet today, thcjdispatch says. Iliiideuhurg for Khorr COPKXIIACilOX, Mar. III. Field Marshal von I linden burg, former commander in chief of the German armies, has made a public declaration that he Is not connected with the counter revolution, of which ho dis approves, says Hie .Hanover Tago-btatl. AMSTERDAM, Mar. 1G. A dis patch to the Ilandelsblad from Her liu today says that a soviet republic has been proclaimed, at Hof, Havana. (Hof is in northeastern Bavaria, 110 miles northeast of Hayreuth. It has a population of about ISIi.Ollf). lllKltUX. Mar. I.".. (My Associat ed Press.) Heavy troop reinforce ments were received today by the new fcqvernment here. They marched into Merlin from nearby garrisons. Chancellor Kapp, who was carried into office on tho point of XOdO hay ciiots three days ago, thus tar has been able to produce only military bucking for his government. The basis of his political authority which ho claim:-., continues to bo a matter of m st cry. I le appeared buoyant wit h opt i lit is m however, born of the conviction that the insurrection which ho heads will win the people, Ti.day he locked horns with organ ized German labor in a struggle for mastery. l.ihlcndorfl' With Kapp LON DON. Mar. I il. --The new gov ernment al Herlin held a cabinet council last night which was attended by General I.uileiidorl'f, former first (imirtennaster general of the German army, according to a dispatch to the Kxchnnc.e Telegraph company from Herlin by way of Amsterdam. LONDON, Mar. 1 ti . The working CIVIL WAR IN GERMANY. (Continued from Tago One) Herein old. com maud mg t he Hallic troi.'ps. The Hamburg advices report the icsignation last mghi of Ha i on - on Waugenheliu, the senior garrison of ficer there. 1 lerr l.amplar. a sup porter of tho government succeeded him. HKIMdX, Mar. 1 Fifteen por ous are (eporled to have been Killed SCIATIC PAINS i QUiCKLYRELIEVED Keep Sloan's, the World's Ltnt 1 meuc handy to nllay achea THOUSANDS of men and women, when the least little rheumatic "crick" nsMils them, have Sloan'i Liniment handy to knock it out. Popular a third of a century ago far more popular tn!av. Tluis because it is po wonderfully helpful in relieving nil external aches nd jviina m i.UKa, lumbago, neural rli, overstrained muscles, eiill joints, weather exposure results. A little it nil tlut is nixcss.iry, for it stvn pent' t?aie$ without rubbing tii the sore spot. Leaves no muss, M.uned skin, cKed IHircfl. A Uittie today is a wise pre caution. Keep it handy. All druists .W ." 70-.. $1.40. SKI ERLAIN WILL i ,, in si-i"" 11 ' nn t.iniiii i lii'ii'l (HiartiTS. mill ;i ili'l'miti! in-u."il r:'- -ardinu- llu- mi.tt.-r of ,.-,.n..t.n-;.tii... !nr i-x-servici' ini'ii mill women. I. siiiimitleil to I.-..HUIV-S m tin- m M ll:-.t,ir ' IK' III'M'I I ' 1 l-W il:iv. i luiinnan of 1li C'oinmitliMi on Kx, pc-mlitnrcs in tho war di'nnrtiiicnt anil scmU this message lu Mcilfonl p.ist. in ronunse to 11 .statement (,f i hi? iiii'iiibi-rs of the Dust, on their at lilmlf tnwaril "nlilicr Ifstislatimi. "I'lTmit me to aekiunvleik'C tlie ro eeiiit of vonr teleiM-atn. havinir rel'er enee lu the leu'islatiim in the interest ill' ex-servii-e men,' write-; Senator Oeo. K. Chaniberlain tu II. A. Coil ilinu'. ailiutant of the Mi-ilfunl iio.-t, Ameriean I.enion. "About tittv meas ures me iieinliuir in eonuress liavin' this end in view, anil vou can rest assured it is mv liiirnuse to do what I ran fur the benefit uf our bovs, who nut onlv shed lustre uihiii our euiinlrv's flairjiuth at home and abroad, but nia'de vietorv liu.-sible fur the allies. I lmll be ideaseil to have vim su advise the members of vour oust." A eonimiHee of representatives friini everv deiiartnii'iit of tlie Irniun Girls! Buttermilk Creates Beauty Overnight No Fuss. Just Try It This New Way. Guaranteed The first application nf Howard's Huttcrmilk Cream will astonish you. It creates beauty almost liUo uiaKi'. but tho most wonderful thinj; about it. is the. tact that whilst it turns the dullest nud most lifeless complexion tn radiant beauty and nuikua red or rough arms snowy white, yet (hero is not the slightest sign of its use after application. It actually vanishes from sight and the most, heated at mo sphore will not produce tho least shlniness or greasiness of tho skin. It is absolutely harmless and will neither produce .r stimulate the growth of hair. Within twenty-four hours t his wonderful combination called Howard's Buttermilk Cream will work u marvelous transforma tion. (Jet a small quantity today at any good drug tr toilet goods cMintor. The directions are. simple und it cost:; so little that any girl or woman can afford it. In addition tho manufac turers authorize every druggist to re turn the purchase money unless the first application shows noticeable im provement, si. he sure to try it at our expense. Adv. 1 i Millinery ;iud Blouses For exclusive styles junt smartness see the NEW SPRING LINES at the Vanity Shop Xext Rialto Theater. Ip What causes An excess of acid In the stomach sours tho food and starts fermenta tion. Distressing Rases form. Your meals don't digest but lay like lumps .f load. Then you havo heartburn, flatulence, fullness, belching, head ache and real misery in tho stomach and Intestines. A few tablets of "Papo's Dlapcpsln" bring relief almost as soon as they reach the stomach. "Pape's Diapep sin" costs little at drug stores. Adv. LIBERTY COMING TOMORROW ROMANY 'WhereLoveRunsWild' A Super Feature of Gypsy Love Filled with Punch! . LAST TIMES TONIGHT Maurice Tourneur presents "The Broken Butterfly 1'rnm "Alarcone" hy lVnelopo Kimpp Thrf Story of a Great Love LIBERTY Gus The Tailor 105 West Main Local Representative Ed. V. Price JOHNXSIGNOR tractors -trucks farm; machinery 221 241 N. FIR- KORNEIK BLDG. ALTO STARTS TOMORROW FOR REMAINDER OF WEEK TONIGHT LAST TIME D. W. GFIFFITH'E SPENDOR PLAY "SCARLET DAYS' A tale of theOUIcn West. Russian Violinist Leonard C. Pettit At the Piano Irene Hamilton Isaacs rarer-' 4. v tssssl x fcy aw" To An Evening of Jazz and Jollity Musical numlicrft by a famous Marine Band. Somo . t'!osc-up harmony, anil some real knock-down and drac-out syncopation by (he Marine Jnzz-bo Kings. Not lo mention a few fast and ftirions glove con tests hy the champs of the Marine Corps. And some Rood "smokes" with the compliments of. l.iRBett & Myers Tobacco Company. You arc cxpcctcd.espcclally if you arc an cx-Marinc. Join in the chorus and help us have a good time. It'.s a stag affair, Admission l-ee. Clean ' Vaudeville. J.mlirs mc :' VpV" ' i I - m swr- - PAGE THEATRE THURSDAY, MARCH 18 at 8 n. m. Street Parade, 2 n. m. Band concert 3 d. m south of Commercial Clul). 'ill. II www y ' .-r ln 0 t I I IKIIII II llllll III iiuiiiHiiiiinisssiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiill It's A Fact That It Is Well ,To Think About .More Invalidism is caused by the demand of housework than hy anything; else Why not make housework easy hy the use of Gas for Cook inp. WashinK anil IroninR? It is innre pcdiicniioal In the lonR run than any oilier fuel ami saves all tho dust and dirt of wood ami coal. Think it over. Oregon Gas and Electric Co. MciJford, Ore.