Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

1t impossible to come personally can
send their business through the mail,
addressing Miss Jennie Van Allen, local
representative, 1882 West Forty ninth
street, Los Angeles chapter house, Los
Angeles Cal. All business will re-
ceive prompt attention as remittances
and subscriptions will be forwarded to
University City every Monday morn
ing Hitherto the enormous volume
of business involved in handling the
business of five western states has re-
suited in occasional delays in remit
tance letters. But the extraordinary
care exercised by the Los Angeles Of
flee in the transaction of business has
won the unqualified approval of the
home office.
This is a great source of qualification
to the entire office force. There are
expressions of profound regret that M.
p. Spaulding's health requires absolute
rest. His exquisite courtesy and UNI
failing patience will be one of the
sweetest memories of the early life OF
the Los Angeles chapter. The chapter
rejoices in being the largest chapter
in the United States with an enroll
ment of 1910, and Is working for $500
members. 1t is the first chapter to
have a great metropolitan paper as its
official organ, for the Los Angeles Her
aid was the first to open its columns
now holds the honor of having the first
chapter house on the coast. Other
California chapters have qualified.
Compton led under the fine generalship
of Mrs. Katherine Heaton Peck, lngle-
wood under Mrs. Richards, who has
made a covetable record; Pomona I'M
der Mrs. Kate Flemming; Big Pine and
others are record breakers In point OF
fulfilling the eXacting conditions that
i,,c Woman
in an investment involving thousands
of dollars.
The office hours for the present at
the chapter house will be from O'Clock
a. m. to p. m. on Saturday it will be
open from o'clock a. m. to O'Clock
D. m. to give busy members the priv
ileges of the chapter house. 1t will be
closed on Sunday. Plans are not per-
feCted for the house warming in Au-
gust, but a detailed announcement Will
be made in the Los Angeles Herald.
There are tears in many eyes, sobs In
MANY threats as it is said God bless
the Los Angeles Herald that made all
this possible for the Los Angeles chap-
ter. There are blessings for every man
and woman connected with The Herald
the publisher, business circulation.
advertising managers, the editorial
staff and the contest men who con-
Quoted a clean, honorable campaign,
and whether the Los Angeles chapter
had been a winner or loser, their con-
fidence in the honor of Messrs. Gelger
and Tingle would have remained un-
changed. The chapter house has big
fire place, and around it will be sung
the songs that were sung at every sta
ton between Los Angeles and UnlVer-
sity City to the triumphant chorus OF
John Browns Body" the refrain De
ing: Turn your faces to the sun
shine" But the chapter has new
song with a thousand verses, ana every
one is like the one before 1t:
Get subscriptions for the Herald!
Get subscriptions for the Herald!
Get subscriptions for the Herald!
American Woman's league!
Another important matter is the fact
that the Founders chapter Is closed
and official announcement will soon pc
made that the 100000 members VINO
alone will share the income and en-
doWments of the American Womans
league are enrolled and the Founder
chapter is formally closed.
But the Los Angeles chapter has
made reservations for 1860 MEMBERS
One member has personally made res
ervations for seventy-fiVe, and every
member has made pledges for their
friends. Until it is announced through
the Los Angeles Herald that the Los
Angeles chapter has $500 members,
there is room for those desiring TO en-
low the triple educational, social ana
financial advantages of the American
Womans league and the privileges Oh
an organization that is fast putting
into concrete form the great plans oL
the founder