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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
UTAH DEVELOPMENT
LEAGUE HAS MEETING

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Utah Development league WAS held late
yesterday afternoon at the Commercial
club J. NJ Klrkham presiding. The
principal business OF the session consist
ed in listening TO the appeal OF j. Pres
ton Greer of Spanish Fork. who asked
for the cooperation OF the league in
making the celebration of the opening of
the big Strawberry irrigation project on
July a great success. The members
present voted To LEND all necessary as
siStance 10 this occasion.
Members of the league decided not 10
take part in the Land Show exhibits to
he held at Chicago the latter part OF No
vembcr. Tor the reason that they would
derive no material benefit ihcrefron
Hhe board appointed Fred C. Graham
assistant secretary OF the league as
missionary to the different commercial
clubs of the state for the purpose OF
strengthening the same and holding
boost meetings and arousing genera
organization interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
CITY AND VICINITY

SUIT was filed yesterday In the Third
district court by John Cambone against
tho Castle Valley Coal company for the
collection OF $4,000 damages alleged to
nave been caused on account Of the
death of his son. James. while working
for The defendant concern In its mines
az Mohrland Emery county. on January
Is. 1910.
CITY ENGINEER D. H. BLOSSOM
was notified yesterday afternoon by VIII
streets. to proceed at once with the
marking Of the places in the streets
under the contract recently awarded TO
him by the city commissioners at a price
of Sl.1J a square yard.
THE STATE supreme court, in an
opinion handed down yesterday. affirmed
the Judgment of the lower court in tho
case OF NJ. II. Callahan against Salt Lake
City. which Callahan had appealed The
case involved the alleged damage TO CAL
lahan's property on Fifth East street, ow-
caused the flooding OF his lawns.
JOHN STUB yesterday filed an action
| III the Third district court against Lewis
3. Mccormick for the collection Of $500
| alleged to be due him for clerical duties
performed in connection with tho admin
| istration OF the estate of John Hafon.
of which Mr., Mccormick Is the admin
| istrator.
THE WESTERN UNION BUILDING
/
Third district court against the Western
| Union Telegraph company for the recov-
/ cry Of $500 for damages alleged to have
( been sustained to q building at 159 South
Main street.
DR. CHARLES w. STEWART OF
Sugar House returned home yesterday
after spending month In the east at
tending the american Medical associa-
also visited Philadelphia and Chicago
hospitals and colleges while In the east
SUIT TO RECOVER $4,000. alleged to
be due on promissory note. and to
foreclose a mortgage. was filed vest erday
In the Third district court by Thomas
| Quaylc against Clara p Lovenridgc and
The salt Lake Security 6 Trust com
pany,
A SECOND SHIPMENT Of front to he
planted in the streams of Morgan county
was made Yesterday, when rs 900 rain.
bow and German brown fry were shipped
from tho state hatchery at Murray. The
| week.
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday By
the county attorneys office charging
Lee Crawford with unlawful selling oi
cocaine He is alleged TO have sold the
drug to l.. f, Wire. patrolman, on
June 20.
A. C. NELSON. state superintendent OF
instruction. and +. W. Watkins. archi-
a school building which has just beer
completed there.
THE SALT LAKE HARDWARE com
pany was yesterday given 3 Judgment
by default in the Third district cour,
against Don Mcclure for 37fT.75.
JUDGE C. w. MORSE YESTERDAY rem
dered a Judgment in tho Third distric,
| court for s536.75 TO Belle Hrownine
against the Salt Lake Route.
COLONEL AND MRS. n. M. n. LUNc
| are receiving congratulations oyer th,
arrival OF son. their thirteenth child.
MR., AND MRS, A. q, CLINE and chill.
drcD left last evening for Beaver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
COMMISSIONER DONE
ISSUES A WARNING
Charges That Certain Insur-
ance Agents Are Exceeding
Authority in Statements.

In regard TO alleged ton
OIL the solVency OF certain insurance com
panieS made by some insurance agent
in this state, Willard Done, state insur
ance commissioner. Issued the following
statement yesterday;
1t has recently come TO the atten-
tion OF the insurance department that
Few life insurance agents have been
casting doubt. chiefly by innuendo. on
the solNency and integrity OF legal
business in Utah. Also that IN their
zeal for business they are making un-
fair and misleading comparisons with
other companies as to expenses OF
management. dividend payments in
terest earnings and other elements.
using such statements as guarantees
OF future profits to pollcyholdcrs. To
the disadvantage OF competing COM
panles and agents. In some instances
policyholders have been disturbed and
dissatisfied by such representations.
the lapsinG OF policies and cissatis-
faction IN life insurance as an insti-
tuition resulting tberefrom
Notice is hereby served that the
commissioner Of insurance resenls as
reflection on the efficiency OF his
office. ntlmations that ne is permit
crate in the state which arc insolvent
or approaching insolvency. He will
hold any agent responsible FOR state
mcnts authenticated 10 him as com
Ile lTpiil SuHI 'SeIlh ana Will NlSlt the
ful penalty on offenders upon pres
eatation of due proof. The ruling is
hereby made that when the agent OF
a company casts discrcdit and doubt
on competing companies and arouses
dissatisfaction I'm the minds OF pres
eut or prospective policyholdcrs cspc-
ciaiy 60 the 1Ntcnt Of DESTROYING
faith In the solvency OF legal reserve
insurance companies, such act constt-
tutes misrepresentation as defined I'm
section AZ OF the insurance code. The
penalty is revocation OF license and
tho turning Of the offending agent
over TO ,hc courts for prosecution and
punishment
The unwarranted use OF literature
making invidious comparisons be-
tween companies. without absolute
knowledge 10 its entire aptnegs,
win be construed Misrepresentation
and so treated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
Likes Salt Lake CITY.

am disappointed that tine biennial
Is not To he held in Salt Lake.
ieel that | would have liked TO re-
main here for the ten days of the
meeting, as L have always considered
th1s ono of the most interesting places
in the United States. although the
trlp, to California Will. of course. be
a pleasant one
Only a few delegates passed through The
city yesterday OH regular trains stopping
over for few hours. No especial enter
tainment was given them, but they called
at The headuuarters of the local commit
T., Zee at the Hotel Utah and were shown
informal courtesies. 4 party OF eleven
Texas delegates spent a few hours here
Iney Wore white badges Uttered in blue
TX ,nemremoer ra Texas, and were boosting
for president OF the federation.
Mrs. Carpenter is on her way to San
Francisco on the official Texas train,
routed over the Santa Fe and will couse-
quently not pass through Salt Lake as
she expected 10 do. Neither will the
handsome New York special on which
Mrs. Carpenter; the New York candidate,
is going to the biennial, be here It
Joined Mrs. Pennypacker's train in New
Ton, kan. and the rivals for the first
office In the gift Of the federation, will
go TO the coast together
Several of the federation delegates spent
last night at the Hotel Utah and will
leave for San Francisco today The Utah
Pacific at 80 this afternoon.
The Utah special has five cars and
Will accommodate 125 persons. The off
cisl delegation from Utah comprises Mrs.
a. j. Gorham, Mrs. ]. T. Beless, Mrs. c..
" T. Dorsey. Mrs. 4; A. Bird, Miss Alice
Rowe. Mrs. w. III. BintZ, Mrs. S. 0. s.
Neiden Of Sat Lake; Mrs. Edward Bich-
sci, Mrs. II. NJ. Barrows and Mrs t. B.
Porter OF Ogden; Mrs. j. w. Aird and
Mrs. Philip Speckart Of Provo: Mrs kon-
old and Miss Emma Dougall of Spring
Vile. Mrs. ". j. Hayward and Mrs. Eliza =
beth ii Corey are among the Salt Lakers
who viii accompany the delegation to
san Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
MANY CLUB WOMEN
ARE EXPECTED TODAY
Five Hundred Delegates to
Biennial at Frisco viii
Stop Here.
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
Mrs. Mary l. Wood, Manager
Information Bureau, Talks
of Convention.

Al least 500 delegates 10 the biennial
Womens clubs in San Francisco are ex-
pected to be in salt Lake today, Special
trains and special cars will arrive dur
ing the day with delegations from diff
fcrcnt states on board. The reception
committee OF the local hospitality COM
mittee will keep open house At The Hotel
Utah al day.
Automobiles will meet the various dele
cations at the dcpots and they will be
10 the organ recital at the tabernacle at
noon and Immediately afterward VIII be
entertained by the Home Industry asso-
citation with a light luncheon at tne
Chamber OF Commerce in The Ner,nonl
building iced tea and coffee VIII be
noon.
The Nebraska delegation, numper'iie
thirty, will arrive over the o. = -: al
s15 o'clock this mornins. me yoa@o
delegation will arrive by way OF the -;
s L. at 1880 O'Clock this morning am anu
The Illinois delegation is expected o'S'
The O, S. l.. at II a. m Mrs, N,5cn
Jennings OF this city will go to ogGsn
To meet the Illinois delegates Inc oirIo II,
biennial special will arrive al "a IL a.'
over the d & IL. G.. The wisconsin deie-
salon NV will he on that train IN addition
IN ,he Ohio representatives. The New
England delegation in three speoiai Sa's. r
* expectcd at els p. m. over tne -,
II. g. The Colorado delegation OF hlhetS
four will pass through the city 'Hls ar, s
ernoou by way o, me -, ot .rnccted TO
ston Thai delegation will include Mrs
Sarah Pratt Decker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
NlNE-HOUR-LAWQ
IS IQST BY The

The first case which shs 8
Of immigration. labor and "
attempted to prosecute uls
hour employment law for -
In defeat yesterday foT l0t :
Justice of the Peace ChIa
Murray.
4 complaint was recenuy =
county attorney charging pns
manager OF the Leader s,@s
with a violation Of tho ~
was called for trial yestefon
justice and Schwartz dsm.
After hearing tho eViaeDs. p,
girls who had sworn % !:
the jury. which conslste9 ca.
Cahoon. George Lyon. ~
and Soren Kankcloors' is'"'
diet of not guilty. ,.,-<
~ was extremely disppI,
outcome OF the case sslo
commissioner OF the ou,"
the first time thai we GM
get the girls 10 stick; ~ r
pudiate what they te!i ~
they will lose their posl.'i%.'>
struck and still we losL -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
MANS FOOT CRUSHED
BY GARFIELD TRAIN

Just as the Garfield train on the Salt
Lake Route was pulling out Of the union
depot at IL o'clock last night, q man was
seen TO reel and fall across the tracks
near First South street Before the en-
gineer could stop his train the pilot OF
the engine struck the PROSTATE man,
crushing his foot. inflicting a deep cut
on the head, and otherwise injuring
him.
The man was taken TO the' railroad
emergency hospital and later removed to
the L. D. s. hospital in the police patrol.
he SAID his name Is Joseph Brown and
that he lived In the western part OF the
city, although he could not remember
his address, He will recover. according
TO attending physicians, though the am
putation OF the injured foot may be nee
cSSurN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
May Aid Plumbers.

Recently the Master Plumbers associa-
tion of this city made a request for the
appropriation Of s2500 for the entertain
ment OF Its delegations which will ar
rive early next month. This appropriation
was held over pending the receipt Of the
opinion rendered yesterday.
Attorney Dininny does not indicate In
his opinion. which was given directly
to City Auditor w. II. Shearman, whether
the plumbers" appropriation would be
legal but It is expected that an early
opinion will be given in that case also.
II il cannot be made In the form re-
Questcd II is expected that a rush order
will be given for the decorations required
for the two later conventions In order
that part OF them at least may be In
place for the plumbers.
Another phase OF the movement which
it is expected will be later taken up by
the commission in conjunction with prop
erty owners on South Temple, Main, State
and Third South streets. Is combination
connection with the installation OF the
many arc lights on those thorougfares
which are TO be lighted on July with ap-
proprlate ceremonies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
WOMAN is SEVERELY
INJURED BY AUTO

As she was about to board street car
at Second South and West Temple streets
al O'Clock last night. Mrs. w. ]. Gill.
I29 Windsor street. was struck by an
automobile. driven by Leo p. A. Sea gren,
Y East Second South, a driver for the
Chesapeake Auto Livery company, She
was knocked to the ground and suffered
d compound fracture of the left leg.
According to eye-witnesses, Mrs. Gill
had Just placed one foot on the car step,
when Seagren rounded the corner,
turned his machine quickly to avert a
collision with another car and ran so
close to the street car that the fender
of the auto struck the woman. sweeping
her from the steps.
Mrs. Gill was taken to St Mark :
hospital by the police. who Investigated
the accident. No arrests were made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
RETURNED MINISTER
is CUPlD'S AGENT

The Rev. DIR. Francis Burgctte Short
turned from trip to Palestine Thurs
day morning. at $50 o'clock last night
united in marriage j.. w. Burch and
Lula D. Bousman, both of Pueblo. Colo
met his bride here yesterday she hav-
Ing been accompanied from Colorado by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Kellison of Denver
The couple will make their home II
Pueblo.
AT 1906 o'clock this morning the Rev
DR.. Short was reused out of bed tc
marry Charles F.. RandcIs OF Anthony
Kan, and Harriet r GeIger OF Peoria
I'll. The couple waited until after ].
o'clock In order to avoid being marie ed
on Friday Both marriages took place
at the Rev DR.. Shorts residence, 93l
Third ayenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
Arrested on Suspicion.

G. w, Dodd, believed to be wanted IN
Oakland, Cal. for highway robbery, and
suspected By the local police of connec-
ton with certain recent burgIarles was
arrested by Detectives Herbert I.eichter
ana w. {, Geese last night. He is be-
ing held for investigation.
\ woman giving her name as Louise
Dodd and claiming TO he tho wife of
Dodd. was taken into custody shortly
atter and Is being detained at the sta
tion. According TO the arrestinc offI-
GERS, the woman has pawned several
pieces OF jewelry. believed TO have been
stolen in recent bUrglares. under the
name OF Louise Berry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
HEARTS Of 5llI
ARE MADE I|
AS Guests Of the HlE,|
areas of Children n
Long Auto Rid
oNh TiNEMEN AT h
| Will Today Have Old
Wandamere End,
Salt Lake B. p.o,

The first feature q, u.
la'nment of The orphans Ms !, ~, :
'ne E'kS took place y.,t.,,
when si&ty au,omobjl.,
children from the K.arp,.e,s
pnanase and the orphaus' /,
Day Nursery, formed | ~
south Temple street and :,
band in a Sightseeing -. =
principal streets. q
me route OF the paras.
Hotel Utah to Second w. -
north to the Warm sp,,,,,
route was followed back !, !.
and south 10 Fourth sov,s y :
The cars turned north and 4, !. !,
'no east side of the stree, !.
exhibition run of the ilrs 49,
AZ I;SO o'clock Chi., -
notified ny telephone ana as
tne motor trucks and ~, a,ss. ~
led by the chief and MY
dashed from hcaduuerts,, We :.
street and Proceeded ~ Y y
tnenca south on Main al y !.
To Firth South street. Th,s Y
messed by crowds along n.
me streets were cleared Nv wv :,
lcernen and patrolmen pr,
ments elapsed between n. Il.
the alarm bells at the s,rs.. :,
the spectators saw a rsd az
street as Chief Bywatsr i;
| down Main slreel "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
Today S Programme.

At > O'Clock this mort
street cars will bo pruyIdsl /
orphans, and those In charst
Wandsmerc, where the man
Purple day" will take plass'
dance OF good things 10 at
provided by the Elks and tie 4
members OF the order. gho hsI
the dainties TO he served I
lunch n, noon today.
The first sports will be "
contests at . p. M, vhlea 4
ali who wish TO enter IN CO..;
the prizes offered for the bss
and divers. BOYS over Il
men VIII compete in fliy.
for the McConahay prizes, q /
q clock and a gold lie pin. n
dash Will he open 10 boys n
young men. The Boyd PAT
this event are a gold waits
links and a gold tie pin. Gi1s|
women will swim twsni5 ~
Boes prize OF three han.n
cups.
y wrestling match In ,hs I
and special motor races =
night events. The entries H
are Ray Peck and a, Brcdbst
Cial match race OF two'Eat
gold watch, and Oils !@:
Johson. =. Mccall, ?. u I
and j, A. Mcneil Will c0ntea :
Iour-mile motor races
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
Committee Will Be Busy.

Tho reception committees appointed W
r,ceive Friday and Saturday AT the no
tel will both serve Today as Wen Us ai'S
Of the other members OF the reception
committee who can oe on outEs tSo
uuesi of the general chairman OF Inc me
committees Mrs. +. Marshall. me
committees arc asked 10 report 10 tue
special charmcn, Mrs. F. j.: Parker ana
Mrs H. r. Macmillan. nj the hotel tnis
morning at o'clock. The TWO cofr,',..- n,u
WlI,iam stewart, Mrs. Sol sicgel, Mrs.
George Hancock Mrs Fred Hornung,
Manii: Mrs Charles l.. Rood, Mrs: JonIi
w Delano Mrs. Earl Dunshee, Mrs; =
w Francis, Mis-. Ira - Wines MTs'
Campbell. Mrs. Wesley King. Or. Jane
SkoIfIeld, Mrs. Il. II. Macmillan, Mrs.
w. W. Armstrong. Mrs. II. j. kiinsender'
Mrs ed Rosenbaum, Mrs. {. y; AHen:
Mrs r u. Bickford. Mrs. \, ~ war
ron. Mrs. Pauline sands, MrS. y; r. Ho %
man. Mrs A II. BoNrud, Mrs; f. j. jan
sen Mrs 4. II. Ensign. Mrs. ~. Is
Bavard Mrs. L. G. Boutwell,. Dr. kuth
Iiilliard ,o.
The tea room committees appointed
FOR Friday and Saturday arc also
l. NJ. Bailey, to serve this afternoon ano
tn ho al the hotel by i;30 o'clock ne
committees comprise Mrs. r., H. Nc
Conaughy Mrs G.. |" Rood. mrs; A J.
= McCanne. Miss Gladys McconaughX
Miss Mary Marshall. Miss Cary Marshall
Mlsn Virginia Beatty. Mrs. Stlmson. Miss
bora Bozuc, Miss Isabel Sh'ffcr, MISS
Icrna Russell. Mrs. Sarah BogGs. MIS-
Arthur Bird Mrs. Charles Vadner' Mrs MIS-.
Woodruff Mrs c. r. Richards. MISS
DOROTHY EookIidge Miss Mildred McMil-
Ian. Miss Romola King. Miss Marie
O-Deu, Miss Marguerite Rice. Miss Dor
othv Bailey and Miss Emma Zane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
POLICE SAVE CAsa an
FOR "CELEbl

After losing $40 70 co. q
and ''hangcrs'ou: .. .ss n
ranchcr of Heber Guy, va 4. 4
the protecting wing !. ol ,s.i N
terday. with the resOl' IVA,
dwindSnC cash aad W was sssIt 1t iI,h]
night and starteq uot ~ sIp
thing. what he did a. n.y. vnOlits
Friday morning tnc = abUal
wandering simIessIy ..n MD 10 u
and upon being ia. ts'.j ..jio p1
he said re had lost ! s,mbi
had induced nm 10 sS60 "a
rockets was locked ID ,n1,itits
station, where it Is Ss;SSi.kl
when he shall have
seeing tour,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
YOUNG SALT LAkER
INHERlTS SNUG SUM

Ray r.. Lisch elevator operator in the
Continental National Bank building has
Inherited $4,000 from the estate OF his
grandmother. Mrs. John Arnold who
three years ago. Lisch said yesterday
that he had known the money was COM
Ing 10 him for the past three weeks.
He announced his Intention TO go TO Sc
Sttlc and start up q restaurant business
He is % years old and has u wife and
baby Girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
APPLICANTS STATE
CLAIMS FOR POSITION

An Informal session OF the city com
missioners was held yesterday for the
purpose OF hearing the various applicants
for the position OF city electrician. a po-
sition recently created by ordinance
Ten applicants appeared and recited TO
the commission their qualifications for
the position, which has a salary OF $1,000
year.
II is expected that the formal appoint
msnt will be made al The commission
meeting next Monday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
RAILROADING ,n,rt IN
'>NI IMEXICOIsDlFf

During The past ,,,Sst lst assls
,,.i,,ch H%1 % TO confine one ryssS.lss,
y WIFI Litter TO his father, ssbsss
J. \. cunningham .o:ss u.s., aH
Toading r. is not all u ID. N9i
freight train of IL lO'H NJ BE-
pulled and .D,,,sj,,. Dgsijs' and 4 y
masopa mounlaIif"' naIf vsy qIgD,,,,a|
train was dem9ns"'Cco d2Ia, Ccompc
,,,rsct inc ed ears bcing, g,,,gnads g ~
wrecIIu ,Mo line. The '.ysscdoh
d[,esGo,oraliacd ,sG ir ins' writes ~
Mr.. cnnnlnghs,n,'oI ,,o TrscsnIs,,
t% been ndmit "sit Of corn p,',,,,iiOsii' s,,iiOi
nvsp I" sp',ri cane mas been cen, eros
,u sossr spromiso an ave''S' II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
Free Music for "Kiddies. -

The FIRST OF the band concerts Ia bt
gwen in Pioneer park VIII be heard ther,
from $3.50 10 $50 oclock this afternoon
4 varied and attractive programmc vii
be rendered FOR the benefit of the chill
dren who play there and such Others
as care to listen. A contract has been
'losed bN the park committee under
which The band concerts VIII be fur
niShed for the rest of the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
Loses Valuable Kodak.

J. r. Keough OF Garfield, a nachin,,,
In the employ of The Utah Copper com.
pany. reported 10 tho police last nipht
The supposed theft of n valuable kodals
from The lobby Of the Kenyon hotei
where ho Is guest Accordinq 70 NJ
iShouSn" the camera WAS i'm "A bI,cl,
leather carrying case and liz dcscriheG
az NO. IN Eastman. He left the cam
era III The lobby for few moment. and
when he returned IL had dissppearet,F'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-22
Mrs. Wood Arrives.

Mrs. Mary J. Wood OF Portsmouth, y
H. manager oi the bureau OF information
ror the general federation, arrived yes
,erday afternoon over the Los Angele'
1jr,iied and VIII remain al the T1ote
Utah as the guest OF the local hospltaliL l.
committee until this afternoon when sh
will leave for San Francisco by way o
the Western Pncihc.
II I can keep my eyes. of Of your
beautiful city long enough, said Mrs.
Wood TO a representative OF The
Tribune as she looked from the win
dow OF her room at the Hotel Utah
yesterday afternoon. | will be glad 10
answer any question you may ask,
questions OF the one million women
belonging 10 the federation. NatU-
rally ! am an expert In the line of
question answering
dc not pretend that | can answer
all tho questions these million women
ask me. but I can usually put them
in line With the proper source OF IN
formation.
The information bureau was estah-
lisheJ seven years ago under the di-
rcctou OF Mrs Sarah Pratt Decker,
vino was at that time president OF the
federation. | was then one of the
federation directors and was put In
charge Of the bureau. II was located
in Portsmouth, because that CHANGED
TO be my home.
The bureau gives suggestions for
club programmes and directions for
all sorts OF club activity. The work
represented by thirteen departments
OF the federation Is advertising by
mailing TO various clubs over the
country slips outlining what cach
represents. and so the bureau has
conside erable tc do with moidinG club
sentiment. The information given out
is more effective than cratultous in
formation is. because IL is given In
response to some special need.