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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
0TTUMWA, IOWA.

The death of little Bernice MOSS
sod years occurred Friday, March
a At the home OF her parents Mr.. aud
Mrs. Arthur Moss. Death resuitea
from tubercular meningitis. Funerai
services were held Saturday morning
" residence. conducted by Rev. y. u
peid of Second Baptist cinrch. ~, re-
mains were taken to LlDerty' VIZ.
Saturday where interment was n'aae
Sunday. .o,a a.
the Second Baptist church by Kew. w.
Moore .~d Pew Y q. Paid eeV
Moore. a blind evangelist OF Lincoln,
N. c., is q powerful speaker ana muc'l
interest has been manifested in the
meetings. ,ruu
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
nscor Thnmrson is Ill at the Ottum-
wa Hospital.
Friends Of Mr.. Otis Thompson were
sorry to hear Of his death IN Cll'ton
asst Sunday. Death resulted from
burns received some time ago. rue IS
,.urvived bv his pare"fs. 1oir s's,ers
ond four hrothars Funeral sa"V'"t :
we're held Tuesday afternoon from MI
y'on A. M F.. Church, cond"'fe1 by
Presiding Elder Gordon, assisted ov
rev. p. M. Lewis and Rev. J. c REID
,rterment was made in Ottumwa Gem
eterv.' '
Mr. Pud Elliott miner whose back
was broken several months ago In the
fall of slate ut Rutledge mines d!en
~atnrdoy evening at the Ottnmwa
Iospital. He Is s'rvived by wire
ND two sors. The remains we're
aiken Monday morning to Swan,
wrick, Mo, where services were held
md interment made Tuesday.
Mr.. LOWS Smith of Donesteel, S. d..
IS visiting In the city.
Mrs.. Jones went to st Joseph, MO-.
',st Monday being called there bv the
'eoth of her son Robert. The little
fellow was once a resident OF our
,'ty ard was loved by all who knew
Tim. He was buried in st. Joe NO
The family have our sympathy. Mrs
tones returned home Monday
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PENSION AND THE SOUTH.


In the closing hours OF the S'v4v-
fret congress, early last month, bill
greatly increasing the agregrate
amount of pension money paid to
Union veterans, which had passed me
lower House, and was about to pass
the Senate, was defeated upon point
of order raised by Senator Lodge. OF
Massachusetts. The country Is Who'll
ly generous in its attitude OF MIND
toward the survivors of the war thai
however, h:.. NJ" m'1eion Avs ar
rying large appropriations, ought to
be nassed without careful study and
thorough discussion. There Is one
phase of the pension question that Is
not often emphasized, yet it deserves
TO be stated in spirit If candor. So
far as the Northern States are con-
cerned, large pension payments in
volve no economic waste or drain.
Theronev Is collected from +"e rn"-
pie by. taxation and is paid back,
somewhat urevenly. to the commnn-
ties from which 1t is drawn. The
sorth, however. IS not affected in this
way. The pumher of Federal rens'On
ers living In the Southern States ts
comparatively small. The anr"a'
pension bill for the veterans Of '61-5
affects TIE South somewhat AS If it
were paying each year.-vear after
vear.-a substantial war indemnity as
rrnishment for a devastating strug
ole entered uron half = century go.
It Is probably true that if the Federal
veterans now surviving co"ld bv t'nfr
own free will extend the neHstcr
system to the survivors OF the South
ern armies they would be heartily
glad to DO 1t. Several Of the Southern
States have recently increased very
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
CLARINDA ITEMS.

Mr.. @. II. Nowling who has been III
for some time Is able to be OUT again.
Little Helen Williams has been very
click but Ia reported some better.
Mr.. John Walls and daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Mable Walls of Omaha
visited last week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Banks, and Mr.. ana Mfs'
Ralph Pemberton. ,,,uo,
Mrs. BERTHE Matthews and children
of Burlington are guests at the Geo.
Ables home. N@.
A surprise party was given last
Tuesday evening at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Ralph Pemberton, IN honor
Of Mrs. John Wall and daughter OF
Omaha, The veening was spent IN
games, cards and conversation, after
which a delightful luncheon was ser
we'd by the hostess, assisted by MISS
Anna Baker. The happy crowd re-
turned to their many homes at the
late hour of midnight, reporting a
delightful time.
Mrs. Toe Baker of Buxton visited
a few days VITA relatives Re" DAYS
last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas G. Jones en-
entertained a company to dinner last
tuesday in honor Of John Walls and
daughter and Mr.. Joe Baker.
Miss Collie Arnett is visiting rela-
tives in st. Louis.
Mr., Clarence Baker visited In GRAY
fly and Bedford last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Jones entertain
ed Mr.. John Wall and daughter, MISS
Eva Parker and Mr.. James Banks 10
civ o'clock dinner Wednesday even
ing at their beautiful home on Car
: field street. Music, games and con-
yersation were the features or the
Mrs. E. B. Cook presented his wife
with new piano, rs birthday pres
emit, which she admires very mucn.
Mr., L. W. Williams of Boone, Iowa
was the guest, of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Jones Sunday
Mr. william Steven Of Red Oak Is
employed as barber at the H. II. COOKS
store.
Mr.. Theodore Pemberton who has
been Ill for some time, in Omaha, was
able to be brought home Saturday.
Mrs. Mino'a Bell attended the Dis
trict conference and S. s. convention
in Puxton last week. She was ar
companied by her little daughter Dor
cias.
Mr.. John Williams of Creston was
called here last week bv the illness
of his little daughter Helen.
Mrs. Martha Wright. Miss jessie
Parker, Mr. Augusta Milor and little
Frances Jores took dinner at the home
of M. and Ms. E. B. Cook Sunday.
! Mrs 1ott'e Williams entertained Mr..
John Walls and daughter, and Mr..
. .Jnmes Parks to six O'Clock dinner
last Thursday evening. The company
enjoyed themselves playing WHIST the
remaining part Of the evening.
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MOI,JNE ITEMS, !

TIE Keokuk District Sunday school
convention which was hold IN or"
c:+v March 1924. elected TIA following
officers for the e,s'',g year.
Presidential. o. Culbertson of Clin-
IL. Iowa.
viee-President-M Jennie Johnson
Dsverrort, Iowa.
secratary-Mics Wayne Richardson
Of ra'eshrrg, 11linois.
Assr. cocretorv-Miss Mayme Rit-
chic of Moline. Illinois.
Tresurer-Miss Louise Mason of Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa.
In the Normal Teachers Training
Derar+ment the following officers were
elected. 49,. .u.
President-Rev. Timothy Tyler OF
tia!esburg, Ill. ~ .s...
Observation-Disclosures. Harris of Gales
burg, Ill.
Second ce-President-Rev. S. E.
Moor Of Clinton, iowa.
,Secretary-Miss Clara Tarver Of Mo
line, ILL.,
Asst. Secretary-Miss Louise Mason
Of ~ y ncsar~ Iowa .s.ts. .-'
Treasurer-Mrs. Nellie Merchant OF
Davenport, Iowa
Teachers Of the different depart
ments are: ,....-. .at"
Sunday School Pedasogy-Mrs. Es-
Their ,Storal of Davenport, Iowa.
Church Docrrine-Rey. w. A. Searcy
of Monmouth, ILL.,
Sacred History-Miss Louise Mason
Of Mt Pleasant, Iowa. ~
Bible H'story-Mrs. Ruth Bright OF
davenport, Iowa.
Sacred Geogra nhy-Miss Sadie Wash.
irgton of Davenport, Iowa.
TIE closing sermon was nv Rev. 8.
P. Moore and he sroke especially tn
the officers elect. The officers were
duly installed with special consecra-
ton services led by the President
Elder. ss4
Little Doras Foy is suffelng with
an attack of measles. liza - + ri. {,
Mr. ard Mrs. Garner have again re.
fused to make this their rorre.
Mrs Charles Fnoch entertained
nev. Saunders and family at diuner
Thursday. l"T@
The Halle Quinn rrnwn c',h wa-
de"Phtfrl'v entertained at the home
of Mrs. Mo'he Pobinso, Thursday AZ
terroon. After a very excellent nrc-
gram a dainty two course lr-n,eo-
was served by the hostess. c~ec,a,
grests OF the afternoon wero M~s r
". ingram ard Mrs Havee pch',eon
Mrs D. S. Delward Of Davenport wa
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SIOUX CITY ITEMS.

The stewardesses of the A. M E
church will have a barrel rally at the
church the last of April for the bene-
fit of the stewards
The entertainment given at the A.
/, P. club Tuesday evening at Sim
,on's hall was success both socially
md financially
Mrs. Lima Coates and little daughter
on left Sunday for Newton. Iowa.
called there by the serious illness OF
,er mother.
Died in TIE city Anril 2. 1911. or
Monday at her ho'nn M"s. ""~"'r'- '"f
iropsy. Mrs. Warrick has been a res
eat of our city 10. ...-.-.y - q ~.
lie and her husband has accumulatea
1uite q snug fortune She leaves a
usbapd and relotives to mourn her
departure. The funeral arrangements
have not been made by Mr.. Lock War
Sex being ont of the city. The family
ave our sympathy. Ns..
Mrs. Jessie Roberts who has been
Ill for some time Is still very sick a.
this writing
Mr.. Bruce White is confined to his
ONE with sickness.
Mrs. lola Hoag who has been visit
rg relatives In Oklahoma for the pas
tx weeks was cailed home by the
illness Of her mother, Mrs, j. W. Hud
on She reports a nlesant the , -
TIE ladies of the w. G. T. U. will
'ddress the ladies Of our city Sunday
fterroor at 400 O'Clock at the A. M.
E. church on temperance work.
Rev. j. w. Brawder of Omaha filled
the pulpit at the Mt Zion Bapt's
3hurch all last week, the meetings
were well attended and the sermons
we're enjoyed by all. He left for ZONE
Honday and will return the middle of
the week to hold two weeks meet
;rc
Died in our city April 3, 1911, a.
fer home on Monday, Mrs. Walker Of
cmplicat on of diseases. She leaves
husband to mourn her departure.
t'e has our sympathy in his breave-
ept. The funeral arrangements has
OF been made.
News has been received in the city
f the death Of Mrs. Parber wh'c',
occurred few weeks ago in Onaha
re was we'll Known here by of.e~
listing her grandson, Mr.. Chas, Mrr
" She won many friends by her
ind and moth erly ways Her fr,erdf
Nvtend their sympathy to the breaved
mes
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
ENTERPRISE NEWS.

Mrs VIM. Battles spent few daN
in Des Moines last week, and ATTENDED
Ben Her. While there she was ths
guest of Mrs. Holland on Freement ST
Mrs. Maud Johnson was hostess on|
Thursday to the Mt. Olive Aid society
After a shot scripture study the after
noon was closed with delici' US lunch
Next meeting Mrs. w. Mcmillan.
The Progressive Art club met We'd.
nesday at twelve with Mrs. flanagan
After regular routine Of business ths]
hostess served beautiful two cours
luncheon.
The W. H. and r. M. society me-
Friday with MS. Julia White after
ira osacting business. the members
took up their sewing and waited will
inely for the delicious dinner served BY
the hostess
Mr. Harry Allen; who has worked
faithfully for the past tw" week to 60
weeks to get new lights in the Mt Olive
Baptist church has succeeded in get
ting a gasoline plant with one light fox
the hall and three for tn aud t,rium.
Many thanks are extel ded him by thu
church.
Mrs. Susie Allen of Oskalnosa arrived
in orr city Friday evening for lev
days visit at the home of her son, Mr.
Harry Allen.
Miss Blanche Allen and brother, Ira
who are attending school in Des Moinei5
arrived home Saturday,, to spend Their
Spring vacation with their parents, Mr.
acd Mrs. Harry Allen.
The Mt. Olive Sunday School has BE-.
pin their program for easter. EAsss
are preparing for splendid program
Our Il. Y. P U. are doing nicely..
Come and hear our delightful program
The Mt. Give Aid 81 cie,y gave q
grand entertainment, Monday night
and a neat sum was realized. Much
credit is due them for their splendid
work. s
The Daughters Of the TabernaclsI
gave social, Saturday evening. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Huntet,l
Miss Rosa Barber of Omaha is in the
city visiting her mother, Mrs. Charity
Barber. MI
Mrs. C. Triggs has been sick for the
past week at the home Of Mrs Ada
Harris. Her many friends h pc fof
her speedy rec very
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
COLORED PEOPLE ARE Welded
- HERE.
Yiss Missouri DOzie Of Clinton Be.
comes Bride Of George w. Sla-
ter, Jr., of Aurora, Neb.
Special to the Lystander.

Special to the Lystander.
George w. Slater, Jr., of Aurora,
Neb., and Miss Missouri Dozier Of
"lirton we're oriet1y married Satur-
day evening at the home Of the bride,
S33 Harrison street, Rev. S. 3. Moore,
Nastor of the A. M E. church, of'ic'at-
'"e The bride has lived in Clinton
nearly all of her life. In 1900 size
Clinton h'nh SCHOOL and at one time
,res student at Howard university.
shi" gton, D G.. She owns a beau
'iful home in Clinton, left to her by
70" late father
, The eroo~,, for SIXTEEN years, was
IN acceptable minister in the A. M.
z. Church and vhe-. for cn~~oio--
ION reasons, he resigned, he was pas-
Tor of tie University chanel, Wilber-
rorce. Ohio. EIe is recognized ae one
OF the educated men Of the colored
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
d ,elieion. He urged them to kindle

a telieion. He urged them to kindle
IN more ambition and do not give up
follow up the church services; throw
yourself into the Wy. comparing tfem
with the crippled man WHO would lie IN
the gate at Jerusalem and was finally
healed by the Apostl" Peter. Rev.
White also spoke briefly ~ all contem-
Mating moving to the Ogden coal mine.
He sdnonished the christians Of 10
danger Of living where there was o
church estab'i hinpnt And remind y
the sinners Of their obligation 70 y 9
10. v, w. Of A, and stated mat
: IKE had been declar, d on the mine oy
t,e Dist Executive Board and ADVISE
his hearers to remain at their resp' e.
rive rlacps and await further officiai
notice. Rev White PORTED out the
grave mistake the young men was ma
king in moving irto such trap with
Young wives ard incuring heavy indebt-
edness. Meanwhile the organizatr n
IL planning to call all the men on
strike and the Young man finds himself
laden with heavy indebtedness and is
poyerty stricken end fo' ced t" leave on
the sids-door sleeping car and leave fis
voun wife in the coal car house with
out means to go upon and thus endarg-
e ing the virtue and depressing the
moral tone of gocd Intending your
women. He also urged the young M n
TO try and collect more tact back-ho' e,
grit, sand, ard inconvincibi'ity; per-
suading them t, get above common law
m arriage, and polygamus disgrace al q
to seek the respectable side OF 'if'; to
first lift themselves up to religious
standard and find equa 'ly as good vile
and to wed at the churches, and cut out
the secret marriage Of women, whom
YOU are ashamed. The band was
on is now gcing up prosperity NIL
a I'd if you are going you must get IN.
Religion, and good religion is the fiist
tune you must learn, we will also play
that same tune at the end.
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MT. PLEASANT MOTIFS.

Pew. and Mrs. Moore left last We'd
nesday for Ottumwa, after holding a
ten night meeting here. Rev. Moore
proved himself quite an able m'n'ster
AVID his teachings were of interest to
All. HIS meeting were ali well at
tended
Miss Louise Mason has returned
fror, Moline where she was sent as a,
delegate to the Sunday school con-
vertion.
= Miss Gladys Anderson left ives
DIV morning for an indefinite stay in
C1intor. Iowa, with her grandmother
Mrs Clark.
Meeers. 7. Moss and A Stevens Of
Fairfield were In town last VICE..
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
BURLINGTON, IOWA.

Mrs. L. Boeck Of st. JoseDh. MO,
sister of M. Trent arrived IN our
city last week to join her husband.
VIZ Poeck, who is employed at tbs
~ur''rg+on Hotel They are stopping
at the Trent Residence.
nv Abel. who has been on the SICK
list for the past two weeks Is 1mproy-
Mrs. Alberta Folks and baby are
visiting in Mt. Pleasant this week
from there Trey go to Omaha to
make their future home.
Mrs. L. Bryant auw Miss Elliston
# CA'c" ., were tire guests OF Mrs. +.
S. Johnson last week.
Miss Clara Meadows, of Springfield,
III, Is the guest OF M. and Mrs. VIM.
'sAhy.
The ]. I. Club was entertained by
Mr.. Pruitt last week at the residence
Of Mrs. A. Pleasant. They will be the
guests of Mrs. e. Hughes this week.
The Golden Gate Club will have a
soclable next Tuesday evening at the
BAPTIST church. Invitation extended
to all.
Mrs. Lillian Keith departed Sunday
Ter -Passadena,-Ca where she Will
visit her husband and will make their
Future home if she likes the place
We regret to loose Mrs. Keith and
lie will be missed in the social cir
c1es.
Mrs. ]. R'ard is confined to her
''ome with rheumatism.
Mrs. Agrees Lamb IS quite i'll.
Mrs. J. Pjemen fell and sprained
her ankle last Tuesday but Is able
to be out
W., A. Pleasant, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. J.
Earle and Mrs. E. Johnson were the
guests of Mrs. s. Vaughn last Thurs
FAY.
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Moline caller last Tuesday
On last Thursday evening q nuc
concert was given by Madames Barnes
ana Ford for the benefit OF the 80
., nacle Baptist church. The 1oiiow7
ing program Yves rendered.
solo-By Mr.. Roy Ford.
solo-By Mrs. Fl. A. Walkup
Reading-By Mrs. Hayes
solo-By Mrs. Eugene Bradsnaw.
Selection-By Maple Lear Quar.et,e'
Rehitatlon--By Miss Myrtle MAUI
: solo-By Mr.. Ionic Roleford. ,,,
Impersonations--Mr. Mr.. Oscar VIII
kins.
solo-By Mr.. Leonard Burbon.
Physical Culture Drill--By Five Lit.
Tabilean Scene Rock Of Ages-By
Della Bishop.
Recitation-By Mrs. L. Pr'tton
Selection-By Maple Leaf Quartette
After the program luncheon was
served by the committee ana very
neat little sum was cleared.
Mrs. Fannie Moppin Lee entertained
number Of young people ut ner
home last Wednesday evening w :
nre-nnptial shower In honor OF MISS
Peatrice Kelsoe, whose marriage 10
Mr.. Rufus Rassett will be solemnlzeu
Thursday of this week.
The evening was snent in music ana
games and at late honr a d''"tv
renastf was served by the hostess,
Miss Kelsoe was recn'ent of Some
very useful kitchen utensils and some
very clever verses ACCOMPANIED eaca
gift which were read by the bride-to-
! be-
Miss Alice PAYNE Of Davenport was
the guest of Miss Harriet Settles,
Sunday. ~.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07

CONSTIPATION brings many ailments
~ its train and is the PRIMARY c'"co
IF much sickness. Keep your bowels
~eeu'ar radam, ard you will escane
ANY of the ailments TO which woner
Ne subject. CONSTIPATION Is a very
s1mple ting, but like many things,
= nay lead to serious consequences
''o'rre often needs little assistance
md wien Chamberlain's Tablets ere
~i-'en Of +.e fi~~t irdication. much DIS =
''ess and suffering may be avoided.
Sold by all dealers.
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For ConsfinatjOn.

Mr.. L. II. Farpham, a prominent drug
eiet Of Spirit Lake, Iowa. says: Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are certninply the best thing on the
market for consultation" Give these
tab,ets a trial. You ere certain ~
flrd them agreeable and pleasant IN
effect. Price. 25 cents. Samples free.
For sale by all dealers.
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race and at the present uiue
is engaged in working out an or,
ginai social conception. He lectures
On "The Race Problem" "Cour.sn ~
and Marriage" Lincoln, the Eman n' !
nator" Lincoln and the Laborer'
"The Modern Dance ~, .or,o,n
The bride and groom VIII remal ~
IN clinton until about the middle Oh
Tho month when they will go to Au-
rora Neb., where the groom owns 9
home
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
Healing Salve for Burns. Chapped
Hands and Sore NinpleS.

AS healing salve for brrns, sores
ore nipples and chapped hands.
'hamberlaip's Salve is most excel
Ont. IT allays the pain of burr al
"ost instantly, end unless the 'niurv
Is very severe, heels the rarts without
'eoving a scar. Price, rs cents. For
sale by all dealers. e.
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greatly the amounts paid by them "a
surviving Confederate veterans, and
In these cases,-as recently In tia
tennessee Observation-Disclosures
and sons of Union soldiers are ID
ready to appropriate these necessary
sums as are the SONS of Confederate
It is merely Just that Congress should
remember that the Southern State,
to-day are not only caring for Con.
federate survivors but are at the
same time contributing toward the
payment of Federal pensions in the
North a much larger sum than they
are able to devote to the welfare d
ir dignant Confederates-From "Ths)
progress of the World" In the Amer
can Review Of Reviews for April.
I- . y i e. 10 41t .
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puet-Mrs. Ella Lucas and MISS
Mabel Price.
|. ecitation--Ruth Boyd.
Vocal Solo-Erma Lavelle.
Recitation-Mrs. Fannie HAWKINS
violin--Mayo Perkins
Report Of Resolution Committee'
installation Of officers,
Adjournment.
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TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20. P. M
NT--'c-Iowa Beautiful Land.

TUESDAY EVENING. MAY %. P. M.
N"r'c--Iowa Beautiful Land.
Prayer.
kohl.
Minutes Of Previous Meeting.
Piano Solo-Helen Poberts.
Annual Address of State President
Miss Jessie e. Walker, Marshalltown
Piano solo-Mrs. Grace Brown
Humphrey.
F'cNrp~ ut -NHt'r~~f tserctltfou Of
Colored women Our National" Mrs
C. B. Lewis, Davenport; "The Nat on
al Association as Practical Demor
stration of the Progress of Negro
Womanhood," Mrs. S. Joe Brown, Des
Moines. 8.
What Some of the Clubs are doing"
Mrs. J. B. Rush, Des Moines.
Music-Jackso~'s orchestra
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AFTERNOON SESSION, MAY %, 1880
P. M.

AFTERNOON SESSION, MAY 70, l:oV
P. M. a.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Mable Horne.
Prayer.
Roll-Minutes of Previous Meeting.
Reports of Chairmen of Standing
Committees.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Adelaide Perkins.
Paper-Mrs. Clara Price.
discussion, Better Parentage"-
Good Intent Club, Ottumwa; Callahan
Industrial, Des Molnes; F. B. w. Club,
Buxton.
Piano Solo-Miss Annie Perkins.
Where Reform is Most Neednd"-
Five minute talks by delegates from
following clubs: Mutual Assistance,
Keosauqua; 1ndianola Progressive,
Indianola; Dunbar Club, Muscatine;
Woman's Loyal Club, Clinton.
o'clock-Club Reports.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %.

O'Clock. ..s...s. -.. .#
9 o'clock-Onening Session.
Music-State Song.
First Report OF '""'a' COMMIT
tee and Seating Of Delegates.
Reports of Officers.
Duet-Mrs. Grace Humphrey and
Ruth Brown.
Discussion, What Attributes are
Necessary for Ideal Federation ON
GERS ?-Delegates: A. l. P. Club, Sioux
City; Intellectual Improvement, Des
MONIES; Self Culture Club. Buxton.
Announcements, Committees.
Adjourn at IL o'clock. ,s.
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John l.. THOMPSON. EDITOR. \
J. II. SHEPARD. MANAGER.
Entered at the postoffice as Sec.
ond class matter 1
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N"-"->-G SESSI ON. MAY "a, 9 A M
Music.
80 tion-Chaplain.

Minutes Of Previous Meeting.
rrsiress.
~ o'c'ocE-ey".ro-i""' "The Boy
Problem''-Ten Minute Talks.
"ONittirg Sc ool" ToUssant L
Overtre. Davenport. sm
""elping Boys to save"-Benevolen
Clrh.
"Crocsing the bridge to Manhood"
--'So' tv T'rh, r-~tor.
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