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et | apderstanding was to know both sides. I found many people in France with sympathy for German people, also sixty children of Germany adopt- “ea by the French W. I. le, From France Mme. Beskov, went to Belgium, Shere she mauve the acqusbntance of Lucie De jardin(now here at Confer ene ) the spirit of reconcilistion was very apparent in Belgiun. Back in France found the workingmen unhappy; because of poor wages, some work ing for the equivelent of five cents per day American money, many of the people peemed to be filled with e fear of Germany. Returned to he | the Ruhr and found hatred increased after the Separatist movement. Bo: It spoeare to F. I. L., the occupation of the Rubr the greatest mis~- take that could have been made. The women of the tubr look forward to this W. I. lL. Conference; have great faith in thir power. Do not fail them. We humanized war 80 efiectively that we lost 10,000 ,000 | -ten million men in the last one. Te women of the world tried to nolad = ‘ack this last disaster. Now is the time for action, we can achieve = Liberation witnout killing each other and destroying private property aie Wie have no excuse left for Killing, we must now become active pacifi-| cists. It has even come to pass that we have mounted Theology in the Army: May 4th, 2:30 p. m- Washington Hotel. Chairman Annalee stewart: ~ First speaker Dorothy Evans, of #ngland, Subject, What the Next war %qll Mean: Speaking of War she eaia; We must have the soliderity of the youth of tae world to prevent another war. She ssid that no | country engaged in the last war was tnnocent of planning terrible. pnee