The Church Pension Fund beran
operation on March 1, 1917, with $8,
712.000, raised in a campaign for, p,
000,000 to protect clergymen then ir.
office. The Fund embraces 8,000
parishes scattered throughout the
United States and foreign misslona-y
fields, and more than 5,000 clergy
men who are protected by old ag
pensions, disability allowances and
benefits for their widows and or
phans. In a notice which has Just been
Bent to all the bishops of the Church
in the United States, Mr. Sayre point
ed out that the amount of annua
grants of the Fund make it one of
half dozen largest pension granting
corporations of the world.
Don't Fall to llrai1
"THE SEA WOIVES
1 in &m "jk K& M
3n hjz assassIns.-tiot.j
LAI
B-
Of New Ycrk, a Leading
V have just witiv'ssoit in
Germany tho overturn of the
most powerful monarch anl tin?
inctt compact and
aristocracy" c-xistinr
any time in tho worl
emperor was detliro;
junk o r c 1 n s s c e j 1 q s f
a struvitle bv a neoj
p twerfi? I
M'l-liaps at
and tho
.mI and the
i without
ilo said to
of all puo-
bo the most obedient
pi OS.
This rrvolution is just as mtich the
act of labor during' reconstruction ;i s ra ;(
the Ki;s!I a n m o ve m o n t we h a ve j u a t f : v "
exauiined, and a train the pendulum is lLu;v.
apparently ywiiitrms1 true to form, for In
tho German workman and peasant i :1k
has fared for years immeasurably bet
ter Than the Rxissian, and better, in
some respects, than his brother in any
other country.
