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= - +6 . 1 . Oc of the plans for increasing tae pe PILPF throughout ne UsbeAe » WAS toring within of czubs, ani Ravens its placed on the International Reiations Committee of all or ganisavsons. contact with tre League of Wonen Voters. Miss. WILPF and also of the Loague of Women Voters, together wit Uf er et effectiveress .% the ember Taere is close goria Beaver of Chicago, member of the % Baily Grecn Balch, Mrs. ss Grace Watson of Phileadel- Hinton of Now York, Charlotte Atwood of Washington to visit Baiti and anvestigate y orgar.ized by the WILPF a, were members of the part visit having ve “eonditions there, & report of the mvening session. In advencing the interest © ‘given to avoid press publicity wrich if was etcted Was hostile to to steer clear of ths Legion Avxiliary, waich was even more itself, and not to come in contact Urs. Berger stated that she wes rx out a pian for obteining money by 8 ed to contribute to commnity activities, contributions be given for peace; tributions to the Peace ard otherwise, just before these eentage of their usual contributions written to philanthropic individuals, asking con that the result of writing ton letters was doing splendid work emong the lav makers. . surplus; $20,000 is appropriated eanmally for tne expensc at Washington. Migs Addams st sent out from Genova, was male by contr gate from Massactmsetts got ur ard stat ated that the oxpor {putions from the Gariend Fund. the American crusctts million2irs, founde s because of tre éeath © National Defense Act ,anc Garland nimself 4g an 105 went for tho publication of tte Pax Spec holp out on Mise Doty's stlarye Miss Madeline Z. Doty, editor of Baldwin, whose activities are too well kmown to comment on. soger N. Miss Addams etated that America paid th the Headquarters 6t Geneva and that $500 a month was pent regular nance, and that it was expected that America wou all of the countries which were enses of all delegates from meet the expenses of their delegates. An "Appeal" 4ncluded in the pamph _ tke Women's International League for Pe * mee, states: . : “May we ask your helr toward ae“raying the expenses o of the Fifth Internat .unai Cong-es Ireland, in July, 1926. Delogates are already planning to come from twenty co, European countries--from India, China, Japan, Canada, United Sta **, South America and MoxicOe At least Ten Thi sand Dollars mast be secured in America to make certain the success of this Congress. Goch @ sum provides the expenses finance the International Sumer continuation of tho vital work boing done through the International office of the League at Geneva. oe * { 1 i 3 Ts fat T raed GRATES dee, gh setae on made to the Conference at the ¢ the VILPF, strict gnetructions were the WILPF, hostile than the Legion with the DAR. in their organization WOT Zs kendicapped by being labelled, ending leaflets charities, were made, asking that & certain perT~ and also letters had been se of pudlishing the Pax Special, When a dcic- ea on the ficor that there had been criticisms lied that 4b was sarics Garland, eccentric Massa- "iove eclony" near Alientown, Pa., Ten f an infant bern 5 to be held in Duodlin, of the Congress, helps School, and assures tho and also but 300. She also stated that f its legislative program and had bem Finances of the WILPE Te Treasury secms to be in good coniitisn, with a goodly sum ~s of the Naticnal Hoadquarte>s called contly ecnvicted and sentenced to pixty day by Bet ina Hovey, one of his freo-leve wives. Miss Addems sooms not averse to having tho WILPF accort money from soch & croature for ¢ho purposes cf tearing dow our s-4ttod “Rod") and that $200 a month ial, while $50 0 month was appropriated to the Pax Special, +8 the wife of Miss Dety was also chosen & delegate to the Cor.ference 4n Dublin. e expenses of the WILPF at y for its gainte- la contribute fonds to pay the ex-" ace and Freedom?" circulated at the Confer-