11.- WOMEN AND CHILDREN 1. What mothers' schools, baby clinics, or crec] are there and by whom are they managed ? 2. What medical attention is given to the childre ° in the schools. 3. What playgrounds or playcentres are there, a l under whose care are they ? 4. What is done to

Rev. Herbert Dunnico writes ,to say that help in! tting up meetings and funds, too, are urgently needed 'or campaign work. All interested please communicate at `lice. Address 47, New Broad Street. X.C.

When the Sydney " entered Colombo with " Emden " 141 soners aboard, a number of British men of war and I :'(!rehant ships were in port, but although the ship was '''eolated there was perfect and complete silence. A Gerll'an officer prisoner asked why, and one of the " Sydney " ;

127. How easily we say, " J esus hung upon the cross• But do you realise what it means? Have you any imagina" tion? Read this description of crucifixion : "It was usua l for the victim of that frightful punishment, maddened by terror and pain, to shriek, entreat, curse, and spit

THE EXPLORER. A Paper for the Rising Generation. IS NOW READY. War time price is 2d. monthly, or by post 2s. 6d. tb are introducing new features, and hoping with tie tielp of the boys and girls themselves to increase I nterest of the paper month by month. tr ion f,st the June co

IN THE "PEACE FRONT." [From a letter written by a Quaker C.O. to a woman Quaker who believes that women should come out more strongly for Peace Testimony.] " I am very glad of the Women's Concern, their greatest usefulness to the cause (Peace) will be, I think, through clear and

T seems impossible to believe I that on another Good Friday, another Easter Sunday, the World will still crucify the Prince of Peace. Let all of us do our utmost during the ii xt few eelis to bring the Message of Peace before our neighbours. The NEW CRUSADER Will be specially de