The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-20
The Key to Municipal and Indi.
vidual Purity
UNDERGRADUATES CRUSADE
The Thanksgiving Herald Donated to
Their Purposes
Able Women Unse!fishiy Undertake to Raise
fund Through Patronage of the
Number by Advertisers


as the prevention of crime, lies in the
training of the young. The progress of
the infant from birth to age, through
paths of vice and want produces the vul-
gar, hungry and tiltay urcnin of the
street, the freque Of the br ,thel, the
votary Of lax legislation and the unfai b.
full otficer. Upon tue other hand. IN oral
and intellectual training, usefulness and
self respect maze for the highest type OF
husband. father and citizen. Just as
the twig is bent the trees inclined.
1t is in appreciation OF these facts that
a band OF able and determined women has
determined to push the establishment
and maintenance of o free Kindergarten
work in this city with red ~ oil d zeal at
this time. The plan contem plates tine
gath ring Of ne elected children into Kim
derga ten sch ools to be located throue III
out the CITY, as funds are supplied, with
o view of BIS owing m ,ral and intellec-
tual train free of cnarge.
AS a primary step in carrying out this
public phil .nthropy TIL, l.di's have Sc
cured the fhAlKsgivin edition OF Tho
Herald, upon such terms as will enable
them to net a handsome fund. il their
enterprise meets with the support which
it richly deserves. The work is being
pushed with considerable vigor and
promises to he crest success. Follow
ing is the off oial editorial and business
list for the editions:
General committes-Mrs. G. M. Sever
anoe. Mrs. b. s. Watkins, Mrs. A. II.
Ackerman, Mss Nj. NJ. Fette and Miss
Jane Dudley Stoneman.
EditoriaI stuff-Ebitnr in chiaf Ma
G. NJ. Severance; city editor, Mr.. M. Il.
Bowman associate editors, Mrs. Kate Tup.
per Galpin, Mrs Myla Taper May nard,
Mrs. Myaryon Watirman. Mrs. Burton
Williamson, Mrs. II. W. r. Strong. Mrs.
Alice McComas Mrs. S. o. Houghton.
Miss r. Lawrence.
Business 'partmsnt-Busn ess mana
ger. Mrs. B. S. Watkins: advertising
manager, Mrs. Black; treasurer, Miss
Alice Severns; corresponding secrettrv,
Miss Jane d. ston man. circulation,
Mrs. Street and Mrs. Threlkeid.
The work Of the editorial staff has al.
ready 80 far aiv snced.as to have com plet-
ed the production OF a very large proror-
ton Of the terarv matter which will APP
pear IN the ed tinn. Leaving the merit
of this part of tina work u be iudged
after public tion it need only be sal at
this time that. judged from literary
standpoi Mt, tine edition will be the finest
publication ever issued in Southern Cali
fornia. if not in the west. Many OF the.
writers ENJOY nat onal fame as authors,
wbile nearly all OF tuem have made
enviable names as newspaper contributors
and workers.
All subjects handled will be classified
under departments, the names OF which,
with the name, # editors having them
in charge SO far as determ ned are as
follows: Colonial Days, Mrs. s. 0.
pfrIf I En,, Ars n
Conray; Early California lays, Mrs. K
&. Whiting; Thanks. living Days, Mrs.
Rebecca Lawrence; Science, Mrs. Burt IN
Willianson; Tras~i; AT. Mrs. A. H.
Ackefamn; Music Miss X. ". Fuller;
c%G. i ss NJ g. F Mi 1 Ap
piled Christianity. Mrs. Mia Tupper
Maynard; Economics, Mi 10 Nj. NJ. Fette;
Recreatiors, Mrs. |. .. Smith; Indus
tres, Mrs. II. W: R. Strong; Eincaiton,
Miss Darling; Kindergartens, Mrs. q.
N. severan e; snffr g, Mss Alice Nc.
Dr.. Helen Densmofr; ChiIdren's Dep rt-
ntnt by Children, Mrs. Ihrelke.d: Moth.
ers' DEPARTMENT, Mrs. Kate. Hagan; W.
Z: 7 u. Mrs. Ha d; Y. P. 4. u, Mrs.
blanchard; Prison Noes. Mrs. Dunwick;
Salv tlor Army. Miss Gabrielle SIT kney;
G. a.. Mrs. Matnies; SuburSan Towns.
Mrs. X, therv: Miscellaneous, Mrs. B.
S. Watkins; Drama, Miss Casey.
Business Manager Watkins and Adver-
Using Manager Black at" pushing their
work with rim and tact that we'll
might BIZ adopted by the best journal Of
mod5rn times. Every se erai .nterp ise
of Southern Califo MA Is listed. and each
will he aSkea to Contribute to the adver-
Using columns. Tue city mas beep divij-
ed into blocks and streets, and solicitors,
armed vita arguments blank con-
tracts, have ieen assigned - them. All
business tel prises have beea classified,
SO as to ~ sure thoro ugh work AMI at the
same time tn place advertisers IN that
portion Of the edition which aill co tain
pertin Mt matter. The rates adopte for
the edition nave been mai lower than
w'rs ever offered be ore for a similar pur-
pose upon a Tetropoli al sheet. This
step was TIA zen in order that the patrons
OF the enterprise might not feel that they
were at all nutdentd thereby.
The progress of this department has
been most satisfactory. as the general
Plan becomes better and b tt under
stood, merchants, manufacturers and
agents are resi- ending literally. In many
cases contract advertisers are relinqui IL
ing their per diem space and taking the
same or more for the ben tit OF the cutter.
prise. Many more who rarely adv.Yt.sJ
are taking liberal AlIotments of spaue or
making Contributions without Naming
ohy SPdCos w CTS SUI nIV " htIIUutluR
solid cash without asking for any space
at all.
The circulating department is one OF
the most impOrtant If the work. Tn.
CITY is teing canvasseh thornughlv. The
school child TN will be asked to take
limited numb OF tapers ca, h, eth to
sell or mail to friends. A very large
st OF public spirited n EN- aud " mon Of
ths city and surrounding towns have
agreed tn take bundles OF Nv nty.tve to,
t. rec undred papers at REGULAR rates, for
distritLtion. By this means the edition