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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
Republican Dinner to
Be State Wide Affair

ne parry IN th.s -, tiou sre srrafls
si-As-d ~ the humber %: letters TIA
have been received from ths kepubh
cans o; The southern portion a; th-
STATE annouuC'us tha' th-y will H. IN
attendance a. ~ dollar dinner
Tn. rec.p, on halls Of ~. cathedral
viii he opened shortly after sin a clock
while the dining hall will he opened at
eight Prominent Republican orators
statesmen and state candidates will at
tend. and the committee is nov pre-.
pairing au excellent program Already
kilograms have been received from the
following prominent leaders Of the
party. announcing that they will at.
tend the dinner. Governor ". =.
Glaescock. Hon. 8. p Reed. Senator
David Elkins. Senator Hatfield. Chas.
Dillon. Charles ". rcter. T. l.. Long.
Charles W Swisher. Hon. Fred Blue.
T. &. Townsend. Judge Reese Blizzard.
senator Grimes. Senator Howard Suth.
erland, Senator Johnson and many
others.
According To the state papers. hun.
dreds %ill he IN attendance from the
southern and eastern counties Many
of the candidates for state officers
Will make their formal announcement
az the meeting. and IL promises Ia 10
one OF the greatest rallies ever held
by the party
Tickets for the party were issued
yesterday. and can be- purchased from
any Of the committeeman. Persons De
string To- have seats reservs ed should
SEQ the COmmitte" or cali sam johnson
. at The city building
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WARWOOD
Mayors Declaration Pleasing.

br. j W AberC rom bic. MAJOR of
Greater WarWOod. stated recently IN
.,n address Ia the council that during
'He past SIN month. this municipaIty
Hai grown more rapidly than any
low lie lad ever known. that todav
'."re i fIlly three million dollars
worth ~ property 10 Greater War.
wood AMI there ar" more Than three
it"uSand persons about 500 voters
ANA fully that many boys and = rlS.
aud go tally a. many 'ourS M-u and
adi~. Tbs gives the town an iu-
rear" - about 81" yer cent ~ popu-
aiinu during tie pa .tar and ful.
80 much - du Increase !u CON
'u"r,.al property o. I- asserted ns
."s" W." ar" 10 pp-lf,ou 20 know
- u. neat july. or~ YEAR after fn~
H0r 'ef been INCORPORATED. f.~
nf..afIon VII o.. ,.Y-. fu $500 .r..
.' .rI I--ries CORE -pprdIrT'. 'srs-I
.''s. e-t usses or. ra-.4 .fur goo-
.''ff iIf .- also .t,.ar..f -la'
.Hl...a''~r .0' rsr.t-. 70
rr- uof NOR. fD. s.- .r.--. ..
i.-saf.- 81 s-Urud -t. es- 70
go vFp al bod. @uf..., OF ..
t@F .r..-fr.s- t. ..r
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PsohisE.r .Es rsor A. ovss
STATE COMING
tisoors;- erepsrstio,s Mace for .ne
A-ar-Comrittee Net Last
tsenina

WIZ To" iaNorits sons OF practically
'N"rN county ia West Virginia In AZ,
'rhdanc" 'he Republican dollar dinner
winch VIII be- held at the Scottish Rit..
a'hedral On February ID. promises
10 u" d Statewide AFFAIR When the
uinh"r Was hrs; planned by the com.
mIt'"e u was merely outlined as a
fio'e feast of the party from the
northern panhandle. bur since hum.
ur-ds or prominent Republicans from
throughout the state have announced
'nat they would attend il has been de-
'lded by the executive To make il n
s'a'e-wid" meeting. and arrange
m"nis are being made for an overflow
meeting
IN" republican executive commit
tee held a meeting last evening al TN.
once OF sam johnson ~ the city build
lhS To make final plans for the meet.
ing The large dining hall in tn.
Cathedral has seating capacity az
'N'. but the committee now fear that
ms VIII NOT he enough room. With
'he rank and file OF the party already
starting Republican boom and many
or me Democrats disguised at the rec.
ords az The Gold Dust" twins. the on,
TOOK Tor sweeping Republican vic.
tory at the polls next election il more
than encouraging. and the leaders OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-16
Bel Installs Free Phones.

Yesterday afternoon Tie HoI Tel.
phon" company Installed ghouc- O..
~" Nar'o God and Lasr'ard tSour
ar" "od' engine hous"- auf D.. fh.
r"sid"r'" of ToVu ~.rrcdrt f.
0'n"r A. soon a~ o.. O. emo, ,
'N"r'n WarWor.' engine in.-, f.
bIif 200 n-'ruw"f' Ni'' ls placed r.
Tho 'rg- phones ar. gen graz.
IN consideration n' '.~ ..n..o.r .far
'l..-'' granted 3D." r-i r.'"fl .-.. .1,,
patt -.''-fi uot'H, .s" D.. Ha-..Y,
,ourr.
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war~Ood Briefs and Personals.

Late last evening D. wa- reported
maj Mrs. Jacob Cain. 81 Nineteenth
street was slightly butter but j. bN
no means oit of danger She was
taken seriously III several days ago.
ana - nov being attended -, Two
physicians
tn" valuable hurs. owned by Jacob
Tam which N1s hicr-d by another
ON" "i his horses several DAYS ago is
go hai shape. ana ~ ~ - NO better
by rms evening Mr. cain Will have
i""h Sergeant Conner shoe; ~
h"gard.' SIS ct the -uow. she Pen.
iana!" Traction ears made Schcau. e.
TIME all Yesterday.
u - likely that 'hc Warwood y VI
g. \ committee viii have q meeting
MIN ID" secretary and members a.:
De- hoard Of directors of Wheeling Y
W. {. \. tn" latter par of this week
q" ascertain b ihe proposed Local "a
'ociatiou cannot hecomc "a branch OF
no" Wheeling institution The com
hliir" viii also secure 30 .nters from
go" board a. 70 how best TO 20 al
raising tho $500" for the building
Mis- Catherine Blackburn. vino has
been i'I a. her home on Nineteenth
street Tor tie pas several DAYS
s.uV'y improving
Will" g. - Elliot. vice president
~ Nar"ood board ~ trade. Wa de-
'tcrine au address before Ia. body
.a,i Friday evening. SON" spectator
SNiprd ihe pair of gloves from him
i!fh' under his hose. u - believed
hes acre fak'u - jcke. buf Elliott
can 30" 20 thai Nay. and wants hi,
.d-1 Warmers back before summer.
Mics Edna. daughter ~ My. and
ST.. TrrNa- % Nlud-Ih.rger ,rnr
has Noon confined to hcr home for me
'ar' "'.s wfL rnura gia Wa able Zoo
'.t-. Foo I'r ruf."- 90 tro smith
store 1ss-'ra-N
Waiter N"U ups ,Irt.rr meat q,
~ ~..rr ~'Hf n0 N.re. ecrfh -.r-..
81. .1l m"-' ~ 90 .uir,4 uG. h.
Fr.t. .tel..s -u < over
.a- arr r-s.fres 20 t..u o.
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Co..
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Work on New Residences

Contractor W. G. Baughman. az
Center Warwood. has begun work
win q large number Of assistants in
p,asterlne the ne wresidence OF II. W.
hliierman on Cherry I'M. This
week Mr. Raughman will commence
work on III" ". G Siifel house In
Peasant VALLEY This il said 10 H..
the largest piasterins contract To I've
don" IN thi- section FOR a long time
IN" h"rse j. 10 be- the largest and
most costly re-!dt.gce oar the pike.
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strong horseS. driving our me piL.
ma returning dnogt d O'Clock. Tier
man l'erklc. liSin- Just beyond Noltl
Narwood. viii xiv" about q dozen g.
MS YOUNG fr ends si-ishiuc part.
"Wednesday evening They. TOO. ~.
drI'" "ut th" pike. taking supper
me Green hot"'. returning home lac
IN Tho evening
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OF Prof. John Mitchell. Late las, week
The tools arrived. which were bought
by the pupils by giving concerts. Ia
the near future other entertainments
viii be- given. that more tools may be-
bOugh'
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ADVERTISING TALKS
WRIT1EN BN
WILLIAM (. FREEMAN

lam sure ! will h parioneti
for reproducing III this column
the following New Years al,
vertisement oi Saks & Co. !
New York, written ~ Mr.. I. D.,
Irving Fletcher. who. 10 myl
notion. is one Of the six best
advertisement writers in the
United States:
New Year Resolutions
for You and for Us.
To bear failure with courage and
success with humility-to follow our
Judgment that Judgment may not fol-
low us-to whine n little less and work
a little more-to deity duty rather
than the dollar-to be a little less
gratifed and a little more grateful.
To consult the heart in charity
and the head in business to he
lavish in praise and negligent inl
blame-to speak IN email type and
think in capiials-to measure men
keep the hank roll IN the pocket and
out OF the conversation-and to re-
member that the dollar sign Is the
last and not the initial letter in sue
cess
To be chary Of giving advice and
wary OF accepting ito stand pat n
friendship. conviction and promise -
to restrain habit and make "a habit Of
restraint-to remember that duty. and
not charity. begins ~ home--to carry
mirror To our own faults rather
than 4 telescope To other peoples
and TO remember that the defects We
see in others are bur the reflection OF
our own.
To give a man his dues before he's
dead, because Providence will see
that he gets IL afterward-to remem-
Der that the echo OF a knock reacts
on the knocker-to reflect that men
are better than they seem. and that
we ourselves seem better than we
really are-to stand on our merit and
seek our ends independent OF infu-
ence-to ooligate neither our pockets
nor our self-respect extend TO
Others that same degree az mercy
lopg-and TO remember that our enc
mics are inst, whereas our friends
are mercitul
To xfrn high though our ways be
cast in HOPELESS places to radiate
Kind words aud light the candles of
hope-to indulge generous impulses
without hope Of reward to observe
punctilio In recognition OF kindness.
and forget is absence in Others 20
waste neither tears ON the past nor
fears on the future To take lie, as
We find II and We shall find life as "
take ito keep the resolutions We
make rather than TO keep on making
resolutions sand always 70 be homes [
in spite OF ourselves
And as an infsllibie guide 10
where 10 get on " 20 remember r.ar
W. are but pendant units iu "a billion
humans. on planet which Is bar an
atom in "A cloud of solar dust. IN q uni
verse whose worlds are morn innum.
cradle than N" sands that girt tho
shores and line The depths 90 tho un-
plumbed sea.
Meanwhile. a Happy New Year 70
you all!
There are those who will
say that such advertising DOGS
not sell merchandise. that il is
waste Of money-hut the
fact remains thdt Sak> & Go.
have found il Ia PAY HAND
SOMEll. Their business IN
CREASED ENORMOUSLY
in 1911 because their adverli>-
ing was fillei with HUMAN
INTEREST ami was inSlruc-
tive.
Make advertising real news.
gentlemen. ana walsh he 70
suits.
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IT., t-,7~'rac.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
DENVER. COLORADO. SATURDAY. JUNE e. !
Disfranchisement is Bringing forth its Legitimate
Fruit Of Injustice and National Shame


and samet
primaries 3
to in
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In
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
CAMPBELL CHAPEL.

The Rocky Mountain District Con-
ference and Sunday school conven-
ton, embracing Colorado, Wyoming
and Utah, will. be held next week.
June 25-27. at Campbell A. NJ. E.
church, Rev. ]. c. c. Owens, presid-
ing elder. A splendid program has
been arranged, and doubtless the ses-
sions will be largely attended. The
promoters of this gathering are spar
ing no pains to make this one of the
best sessions in the history of the
district
A reception attended by more than
the usual ostentation, was given last
week by the congregation of Camp
bell in honor OF the pastor and his
family, Rev. and Mrs Pope and
daughter. The auditorium, which had
been beautifully decorated, was COM
fortably filled and a spicy program
was rendered. On the program were
the names of Revs. ]. C. C. Owens. A.
NJ. Ward. ]. n. Wallace, A. E. Rey-
nolds, Wallace. r. l.. Pope. Mrs.
Lillian Jones sang a beautiful solo
and the Queen City chorus, under the
direction of Prof Watson. rendered
several choice selections. delicious
menu was served plentifully. Mrs.
Hattie King and Mr.. R. II. Willis
were in charge.
Girls Dress, Its influence Upon
Character" will be the topic discussed
at the next regular meeting of the
Mite Missionary society of Campbell
chapel. Friday, June 2Sth, 3 p. N.
Mesdames Unity Hall and jamie NJ.
Pope will lead the discussion. Mrs
Mabel Fallings will give an instru-
mental solo and Mesdames Mary Nes-
bit and c. G. Robinson, a duet.
Our girls drill team under Mrs. L.
o. Tucker will appear Monday even
ing at the church in the rally drill
This is the finest team in the state
and 1t vii! be for your souls health
! to witness this lightning exercise. Ad-
mission ten cents.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
The State Federation
By Correspondent

About 26 women from Denver at
tended the ninth annual convention
OF colored Women's clubs of Coloru6o
and jurisdiction. Mrs. Bodenheimer
Mrs. Bush and Mrs. Elgin of the XX
| c. A. c.; Mrs. jackson, Miss Howard.
Mrs. Dishman and Mrs. Grey of Self
Improvement and Social: Mrs. Hub
| bard. Miss Wilson and Miss Cole OF
Life Line: Mrs. Burnett and Mrs.
Hardy OF Carnation Art; Mrs. Mack
ey, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Lyons of Sun
shine; Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ross of Taxa !:
Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Franklin and Miss
Gwinn OF Pond Lily; Mrs. Hill, City
Federation; Mrs. Goens, chairman of
executive board; Mrs. Cassells. state
treasurer. and Mrs. Gertrude Ross,
| state historian.
The session which closed June Il
was not most brilliant affair. The
programs were carried out and they
compare favorably with the programs
of other years. but one could not say
| they show marked distinction.
The idea of the Federation, we take
1t, is to uplift the women of this sec
ton. Its departments look into their
special line and the reports in almost
every instance We're satisfactory 10
the assemblage
The welcome accorded the ladies
was hearty, and the visitors appreci-
ative. Much credit is due the presi-
dent of the Pueblo City Federation,
Mrs. J. b. Holmes, and her assistants.
Each club responded to the finan-
cial portion, which is one of the most
important If not the most important
feature of any convention. This
shows a marked gain over last year s
amount.
Mrs. +. b. Butler, the president of
the organization, presided at most of
the sessions. Mrs. Butler is wom-
an both educated and refined, and as
such filed her position gracefully.
Her address was the principal feature
of the convention. 1t shone with en-
viable lustre.
All committees. officers and special
appointees did the duty assigned to
them to the best Of their ability. The
business may not have been thor
oughly businesslike. mistakes might
have been made. but next year each
woman will see to 1t that she has pro-
fitted by her mistakes.
Mrs. Mackey and Mrs. Laura Hill
OF Denver and Mrs. J. B. Holmes of
Pueblo were elected as delegates to
the National Federation, which meets
at Hampton, Va, in July.( Mrs. But.
Ter will go by virtue of her Office.
The convention meets next June In
Cheyenne. Wyoming.
The Carnation Art club Of this city
received first prize for its display of
art work.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
THE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

East 23rd Ave. and Washington St
Sermon topics, Sunday, June %.
IL a. m, The Folly of Keeping Up
Masonry and it's Counterpart" $50
p. m, sacred concert by c. E. Society
The Christian Endeavor Society
will go on vacation for two months
beginning July 1st The musical pro-
gram in lieu of the evening services
tomorrow under the auspices of the
organization promises to be above the
ordinary. Next Thursday night, on
the lawn of Mrs. T. S. Clinkscale,
250S fremont, lawn fete," the first
of the series of the summer, will be
given. The president, Mrs. Matte
Wilson. is responsible for the effort
Her corps of officers have promised
every support to make the venture a
success.
All members of the instruction
class for confirmation on Sunday, the
| 30th of the month, are requested to
appear before the Session of the
church next Wednesday night, the
26th inst. at O'Clock. to be exam
ined in their faith in the Lord. The
class will be the largest ever received
in the church at one time.
The members and friends OF the
Peoples church are hereby reminded
that a request for funds for the sec
ond installment on our church re
pairs will be made at both of the Ser
vices June 30th. Those who have moi
yet paid their quota of SO are asked
to make good then. This amount viii
be aside from the regular offertor.
for the day.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
FIVE CENTS A{CoPY
Denver News
Especially of
the Churches

Central Baptist church and SCOTS
will offer two prizes for the two peo-
pie selling the highest number of
tickets for Aunt Jerushas quilting
party, which is to be given July 1st
at Central. Come and enjoy a good
hearty laugh and this will drive away
the blues.
Mr.. Charles L. Smith is making
good as leader of class No. 3. He re-
ported s4.3O as dues from his class
Wednesday evening.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
CHURCH OF THE HOLY RE-
DEEMER

Twenty-second avenue and Hum
boldt street The Rev. Henry B..
Brown. B. D., priest
On Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
the sermon subject will be "A Wider
Vision"
Have you been attending the vesper
services at p. N. The Rev. DR.. Rea-
ger of New Jersey is expected to de-
liver the address on Sunday.
Look for the ad about the mann
moth outing to Dome Rock on Wed.
nesday, the Goth of June BY all
means be sure to get there
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
oo,nos OF THE "FleHrlNe X"

In 1890 this troop displayed such
heroism and bravery in the great
Sioux campaign that 1t became known
thereafter as the Fighting X" In
token of this great gallantry. in 1891
the organization was sent to wash
ipgton, ID. c., so that the world could
look ,npon IL and comment upon Its
admirable record. The outfit arrived
there on the 25th of May. 81, and re-
mained until the End of June. "a,
First Sergt. Thomas Shelton aaa
Corp. Dewey Davis are the only mem
bers OF the present troop that were
in It during the great hot time. all
others OF the old guard having either
gone to other outfits, retired or passed
from the stage OF action.
Aside from its great reputation as
Indian fighters, the organisation mas
the name of being one OF the best
feeding troop in the army. Sergt.
Grimm ia in charge Of the mess, and
he puts all his time in looking after
II. He even milks the several COWS
that the troop has.
private Cotton, the troops cham
MON pool player, will roll anybody In
the regiment q hundred points for the
coin.
That fellow Bell Is the champion
scratch pool player--and he 10 come
csnner. too. Corp. Ephram Cotton,
Clark and Henderson make up the
nool team, Sergt McCathy being CUB
reed is champion checker player
and will accept challenge from any
body ~.
b.seball aggregation are: Bryant
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
SCOTT M. E. CHURCH NOTES.
Twenty-sixth and Clarkson streets

IWenty-SlNth ana GARRISON streets.
Sunday the new district superin-
tendent. .tev. Dudley Smith, preached
three soul-stirring sermons. In spite
of the inclement weather the full
claim was raised Rev. Smith com
plimented the pastor and officials for
the work done during the three
months. He was very much pleased
with the reports coming from all de-
partments. He left for Colorado
Springs Tuesday.
On A.onday evening reception
was given to the district superintend-
ent by the stewards. Each depart
ment was represented very ably by
the following speakers: Prof. L. H.
Lightner, Rev. j. d. Rice, John F.
Thomas, Mrs. Anna Mcpherson, Mrs.
Ada Castry. airs. Florstein Dooley,
Geo. B. Pash, Miss Leila Rice, Mrs.
Claudio Pash, Mrs. Anna Rice, F. D.
Mcpherson. The district superintend-
ent responded in happy vein. There
was much enthusiasm generated by
this splendid social function.
Friends of the Rev. ]. d. Rice are
cordially invited to hear him deliver
his graduating sermon Sunday even
ing. Rev. Rice is very popular in
this city among the churches because
of his broad minded spirit. The choir
will sing special music for the oc-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
CHEYENNE NEWS.

On Friday evening. June 14th,
ball was given at Eagles hall. Every
one present had an enjoyable time
from the opening until the closing.
There was an immense crowd IN at
tendance.
Little Dorothy Flippin. who Is at
tending school at Tacoma. Washing
ton, has successfully passed the sew
enth and eighth grades in one year.
She now. at the age of II, enters the
Tacoma high school. This unusually
bright little girl is the daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Flippin.
The Coleridge Taylor Musical club
met last week at the residence OF
Mrs NJ. II. Hamler.
Stewardess Board No. / gave pal
atable chicken supper Friday evening
at Allen A. NJ. f. church that was
success in every way. The supper
commenced at $50.
x.i.tle Nettie Munsey. after having
besn very sick with serious case OF
pneumonia. Ia now very much I'M
proved.
Rev. Taylor preached at Calvary
Baptist church Sunday. He seemed
TO have left very pleasing impress
sion upon his congregation
l0ADldlH Siuii pttaahtn htn'
rending sermon at the A NJ. +.
church Sunday morning. The chap
lain is not a sensational preacher. but
he seems to be SO earnest in his ser
mons that almost any sinners soul is
likely to become softened II In the
presence of the MAJOR while he is de
livering the holy word.
Rev. McGinnis filled the same pull
,n h. n
who, IL is believed, could certainly
help the Christian cause II assigned
to his proper place. He is well liked
and always breaches a pleasing ser
mon. He has an easy way of making
people feel what he means.
Mr.. f. w Burnside received the
sad news that his brother in Balti-
more. Md, had passed away. The
many friends OF Mr.. Burnside extend
to him their heartfelt sympathy.
Rev. Henry Mitchell and wife have
gone to Los Angeles. Calf. His nu-
merous friends regret to see him
leave and hope that he will not re-
main long AS religious worker he
was esteemed as one of the city s
greatest assets. In his songs they
say that he is simply a heart bender.
What are the Cheyenne Giants do
ing these days? Some of the troop
teams at the fort would like to get
match with them.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22
CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION
OF THE COLoRED REPU6-
lICAN LEAGUE.

The State League OF Colored Re-
publicans formed in Colorado Springs.
Colo, March 11th last. had for its
primary object the organization OF To-
cal auxiliary clubs in every portion
of Colorado. These clubs and the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22

State League will have an important
part 20 play in the historic campaign
now <ready TO open. Therefore, in
k&ephg with the purposes and OBJ
je4tgsDf the State League, and to bet
ter 7afrangeraor effective campaign
work. l do hereby call a meeting or
convention of all colored Republican
clubs within the state of Colorado, to
be convened in Colorado Springs.
Colo, July 4th. 1912. at O'Clock p.
IN. The afternoon session will be
given over TO business and reports
from clubs. league officers, etc. The
evening session will convene at
O'Clock. at which time a program will
be rendered consisting of addresses
BY state notables and others. Each
club will be entitled to a represents
tive upon the program for paper or
address not TO exceed ten minutes in
length, provided that said club for
wards name of its representative and
subject of paper or address to o. L.
Bray. secretary, Pueblo, Colo, not lat
er than June %, 1912. We would
urge organization of clubs in every
locality. even should there be no more
than five Negroes residing there.
GEO. w. GROSS,
President.
o. U. BRAY,
Secretary.
Executive committees: ]. W. Jack
son. Denver; H. j. Steele, Walsen
burg; Ned O'Banion, Colorado
Springs; NJ j. Harris. Pueblo; E. V
Cammel. Colorado Springs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-22

AT the Peoples Presbyterian church
on Thursday night the club women
held an echo meeting, with speeches
bearing on the work of the recent
federation.