HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THt!IU?0A Y, MAY 6, 1020
1 CHINESE WOMEN
STUDY HEALTH
Three Doctors Return From
America to Begin Active Health
Campaign Among Wcmen.
COUNTY CONFERENCE
SHOWS WORLD'S NEED
The Nash Six Five Passenger
Touring Car
Owners tell US that the beautiful lines of the Nash Six and its comforta
ble riding qualities are features which contribute much to the satisfaction they
have in driving this powerful car. .
The Nash Six is beautiful. Its double-cowled body of deep Nash blue is
penciled with gold. Its graceful lines and the fact that it is low hung upon its
chasis make it in appearance a car you are proud to possess. It was expected
that any car the Nash organization would produce would express the highest
art of the coach builder. And the Nash Six, in every detail, lives up to these
expectations.
It also has all those comfort features which are so necessary to motoring
satisfaction. Its front and back compartments are unusally rooniy. Its seats
are broad and wide. Its upholstery is deep and restful.
Being low hung upon unusually long springsVor a car of its size, it has a
low center of gravity and so holds the road at all spaads without sidesway. The
well balanced construction of the Nash Six throughout gives it riding qualities
which are at oncj ippwsiatei whan you txks your first rid 3 in this car.
Its power, beauty and comfort are parhap? the chief reasons why the
thousands of Nash Six owners throughout the country display to such a marked
degree what is commonly termed "pride of ownership" in this line motorcar.
MT. HOOD MOTOR CO.
ALL AGENCIES COMBINE.
American Y. W. C. A. Will Support
Women's Part of Chinese Health
Campaign -as Part of World
Service Program.
As n result of the Y. W. 0. A. Inter
Rational Conference of Women Phjr
Kiciiuis, held dHfillfl September and ()
tolier, Chinese women are to have m
ftr-IMChlBg health progrum.
Lr. Ma Kahn, Or. IJ Bl-Cu ami Or
Oau, three of China's half hundred
women ph) sieians, who attended thlf
Foreign Plague Spots Threaten
America, Say I. W. M.
. Speakers.
During the county conference held
In thi city by the Interchurch World
Movement, much tlnfe. was devoted to
results of the home and foreign sur
veys Blade during the last two years.
For these surveys, according to speak
ers at the conference, the Interchurch
World Movement was able to call to
the Work a larger staff of eotnp. tent
investigators than ever before has
been used for such an undertaking. In
addition to hundreds of men specially
qualified and truined for the work,
the Movement was In a position to
call on missionaries of all the Pro
testant denominations associated with
It, in every part of the globe.
The facts secured in the world sur
veys were declared startling by the
speakers at the county conference,
and were used to show the vital need
for the greatly in ireas d missionary
effort which is planned by the Chris
tian bodies associated with the Inter
church World Movement.
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The Baptist Church
Pint SI reel, near I2tll
iv. K. Herbert Haydan, Patter,
Rehiilem e, 1 107 Pioe street, Phone 2729
Sunday Services- Preaching, II a. m.
and 7.80 j, m. Bible School, in a. m ,
Mr. A. B. Bennett, Sunt. Young Peo
ple's Hour, li to p. in. Ladies' Aid.
Thuradava, 2.30 p. m. Miaslon Circle
third Thursday in each month. Com
First Church of Christ, Scientist
monion service, lirst Sunday in the I
month, 12 in. A cordial welcome to all '
these seru es. Services will lie held in Church
j Building, !th and Eugene, Sunday, 1 1 :0H
Christian Church a- '" ?abfe : . Adf F MD
i), i i ii air i. i- Mimlav School at II a. in.
Bible School, 9.46 m. j Preaching Wednesday aartioe, k p. m.
Service, 1 1 a. in. and S p. m : Christian , Tie rending room is open daily from II
Endeavor, 6.4 p. m. Cordial welcome ,ri n. m. In the chord,
in an.
liulib'-r Stamp Ink at tin a office.
The llaeler office carries liulter paper
HIR IDA KAHN URGES CHINESE
WOMEN TO WORK.
conference, n re to take nn active part
In promoting this health program for
women which will be the share of tin
Y. W. C. A. In the big health move
pent In China.
'the funds for establishing these
health centers, for demonstrations ol
how to cine for babies, for health
lectures for the women, for babies' dls
ptnaartM tad for a general educa
tional campaign, will be raised , thr
American . W. C. A. us pan g its
program of world aarrlca for women
und glrlf) i'i ItiO.
Dr. 1 la l.ahn, In a recent appeal to
modem Chinese women said, "Let Ottl
women of e.lueatiou in Peking und
ejsowherv g.itber themeles together
to work ft the schools, Red Cross and
Y. W. C. A., iind everything' else which
besiei,ks .the betterment of the coun
try, Inafrad of slay ing at home lo play
poker and 'spuriow,' und going out to
attend endless dinners, tea parlies ami
dances.
"Let us rally our forces und help the
ship of state to move safely. One per
eon cannot accomplish much, but one
or two hundred millions of women can
work wonders. Let us go buck to ti
more Spartan like simplicity of llvlag
and let us build up social service until
every city In China Is sanitary, every
section of the town has Its propel
schools, mid every child, whether boy
or girl. Is sent to such schools. True
social service brings democracy In Its
1 1 alii, and we w ho are citizens of n
new republic can help to make It truly
great by DTMChlng and living -Jemoc
racy all the time. Why not letirn to
do our household duties, deeming l
effeminate to be waited upon I17 maid
and slave girls ull the time?
"Tin- status of women In China
while leaving much to be desired, still
;s quite hopeful when e consider
that -be Is Just emerging Into the si"
tertMOd of the nations. Our men CM
depend upon us to Pear the burdens of
the day, for nowhere Is there a more
industrious, diligent and persevering
womanhood than in China."
Dr. Kahn Is lecturing In this conn
try on the need- of her fellow country
women, in the Interests of the Y. W
C. A. Kilucation.il Campaign which
plans to acquaint people with all
phases of Y. W. C. A. work In the
Culled Stutes, South America. ('Una.
Japan, India und Lurope. This educa
tiomil campaign will be followed by
nn active effort to raise the fcl.lim mii i
needed for servl-e f"r women through
out the world.
DR. A. J. SULLENS
District Superintendent of Congre
gational Extension Society, now tour
Ing Oregon for the Interchurch World
Movement.
"Not alone is the need for Increased
missionary activity necessary for the
well being of foreign lands," declared
the team leader at the conference
here. "Leprosy, anthrax a whole
Pandora's boxful of 'ilia have been
let loose In Asia and Africa, and us
long as they race unchecked the I'a
Sine Coast nor any othei part of our
own country will be aafe.
'With improved methods of trans
portatiou yearly making the world
smaller, we In Hie United States are
coming into uucomfoi table proximity
with the most virulent and the most
deadly diseases known to man. And
you can't put an embargo on disease.
You can bar the Oriental or the Hindu
or the savage African himself, but Ins
diseases will elude the sharpest of
port officials. For Its own protection
if for no other reason, the West must
ach the ICast what il knows concern
lag the fighting and curing of disease."
Already the activities of medical
missionaries, according to conferem e
speakers, have been of great g I
Much work has b en faith tally and
scientifically done, many sacrifices
Close Your Eyes
And. Imagine
You Will Never See Again
YOU MAY THEN REALIZE
WHAT IT MEANS
TO BE BLIND
CHINESE WOMEN HAVE
FINANCIAL ABILITY.
jjgggi SS
Since j Jm w
iM 11 s' Braakman m'
r igfH Hood River, Oregon
TxHsgsaiH I mk ? a
They Carried Y. W. C. A. Campaign
'Over the Top."
Much bus been said about the hon
esly and skill of the Chinese business
man The worhl ha- neglected lo men
I Hon the tlnalic'al ability of Chinese
Maeea The pnavad this ability in
tin' hi t laaflCM campaign of the Y
W. ' A In Tb ntalii
Ordinarily three u.-eks are alb-wed
In which to raise the budget by -ill.
s. riplioii after the finance -ominlltee
I a- le uled i.'li the sum tie, , s-ary
ry on the Work of the coining
year The Tientsin ampalgn was car
rd on entirely byttilnese women and
ok. all records f.t going over the
op In ten days with a large surplus
v . r the budget
Dn Ontfna Hema Want
"Prohibition has rendreed the Aso-
cited rharit e- of A River r,ur t v
Linactive," says Mrs. Chas. Sotey. pres
ident of th organization, who is now
seeking to turn over $10 left in the
treaeury to some ot her .heritable or
ganization 1 We've had this !um of
money f..r .. . . vv ,-., f..r
merly rilled on fre.juer.tly to aid ttaaV
dren whose parents were unable to re
sist drink. These men ate now meet
ing; tgspr bill and their families no
longer want."
i lira. Sole.v declares that need for
charitable work decreased after Oregon
want dry.
REV GEORGE H YOUNG
Baptist pastor, long known in Ore
gon, now speaking for Interchurch
World Movement.
made ami many perils faced, since the
first medical missionary started work
In India luu years ago.
"To mark the centenary of medical
missions the Kvangclif al churches of
America are planning a year's cam
paign to Increase the numl -r of med
leal missionaries in foreign fields
According to the budget of the
churches ami organizations coopera
ing In the Interchurch World Move
lie n' no less than ,.'..'. medical mis
aionaries are wanted by the ailcua
mission hoards for work during the
coming year."
IGNORANCE ISLAM'S ALLY
That Christian education ran Is at
provide the leader-Up which will re
g.-n-rate North Africa is the finding
of the Inleri hureti survey, a. . ording
to speakers at the county conference
he:e lanorance has always been and
la Islam's strongest ally Not more
than five persons in every hun lr d oi
North AfrUa'a population (an read
or a ril
rh.a-.-int l;. modeled
The I'heasant. which has won arfaW
st. read i- i otritv during ita year of
exiaten e Bel, had to be enlarged to
meet the demands of the hnngrv public.
Mr. and Mr- G. H. MrMuUan. who
have won many friends ainec coming
here, have leased the old brick struc
ture just south of the I'heasant. and
ICZ3QEZ3I
Help the Unfortunate Blind of Oregon
by Providing a State Industrial
and Employment Bureau
VOTE 316 X YES ON BALLOT
STATE ELECTION
MAY 21st
This space paid fur by Citizeng' Committee from
funds derived from public entertainment in Portland.
Dr. T. L Perkins, Medical Bldy;., Portland, Chairman;
Oscar W. Home, Secretary.
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Arsenate of Lead
Black Leaf 40
Miscible Oil
Lime and Sulphur
Alfalfa & Clover Seed
Implements
WE HANDLE THE FULL LINE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.
HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
COLUMBIA IS ON
THE RAISE AGAIN
In
aci
epen again aith
for ita guests.
Commercial Job (.rioting at the Ola
After atauding still f r the paat week
the Columbia ia rising again. The
river ia now rt muling at the stage of
nine feet alxive low water. The ri.se
hits mailc tstssihle the reHumption of
Hervice by the Dalles Columbia Com
pany's dorks and a daily Hervice, ex
i-ept for Sundav, is given by that con
ern. the J N. Teal having been put
into coriiin inn the past week. Leon
ard Mill. r. ..rel agent, says the freight
busineaa has been better this spring
than ordinarily.
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