Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-09-12
v. c. 7. j.
CONVENTION


can be desired.
The program contains many new and
interesting features. In view Of the
victories in state and nation, during
the past year, this will be jubilee
convention. The keynote will be "Tho
Ballot for Women,'' and the suffrage
campaign to be carried on by the W..
z. T. U. women of the state, will be
formally opened. A number of the
superintendent will give brief ad-
dresses on Glow Ny Department Can
Help in the Suffrage Campaign"
while Others will tell "How Suffrage
Win Help the Work Of Ny Depart
ment.''
The executive committee will meet
nj the Methodist Episcopal church on
Thursday. Sept. rs at 1870 p. m.
In the evening a banquet for dele
gates and visitors will be served at
the Hotel Bradford, at 500 q plate.
Mrs. R. NJ. Pollock, editor Of the
White Ribbon Bulletin, will be toast
mistress, and Mayor G. s. Ego will
welcome the convention for the city;
Rev. R. H. Craig, for the churches;
Supt. G. E. Cavett for the schools,
and Mrs. J. c. Taylor for the local
union. Responses will be made By
Mrs. A. D. Baughman, president 6
Grand Forks Union. The Coates or
chestra will furnish music during tho
evening.
At 9 o'clock on the morning Of Sep
TENDER 26th, the convention proper
will open with conservation service,
conducted by Rev. nellie NJ. Osmun Of
Minot.
According to request Of national
corresponding secretary, delegates to
the Worlds convention in Brooklyn
will be elected the first day.
The memorial service will be in
charge Of Rev. Alice R. Palmer OF
Cayuga. and names of promoted COM
'".',s sho' ii b sent to ~. rhe MI
sic viii: he !. charge Of Mrs Waiter
K. Reed Of Armenia, state musical d.
rector, assisted by Mrs. e. w. sprague
chairman Of the local committee. The
best musicians Of Lisbon will con-
tribute to the success fthe program.
Miss Pearl Kirk, medal contest
trainer, will give select readings.
The "March of the Presidents" and
Moving Pictures Of the Superinten-
dents" will be unique features of the
program.
Addresses will be made by Rev.
Alice R. Palmer of Cayuga, Rev. nellie
NJ. Osmun Of Minot, Mrs. F. H. Wild.
er and Mrs. Lille B. Powers of Far.
80, and Mrs. Hattie M. Wilson of Wi.
sick.
! MIS- .Abbie w. H. Best will discuss
"Thc Evils and Possibilities Of Mcv.
ing Picture. -
Mrs. Ella Morris Snow Supt. Of s
$. work, who has recently returne,
from trip abroad, will give "rcn:
perance Echoes from the Worlds S
S Convention which was he'd al
Zurich, Switzerland. The event Of
Friday evening Sept. 26, will be tn
annual address of the state president
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson, !:
document which is always heard wit!
the greatest interest.
Gov. L. B. Hanna will be presen
and has consented to speak on satur
day evening on present day issues
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard, Of Utah
will also speak briefly and a shor
suffrage demonstration will be given
Mrs. Shepard is the gifted presiden
S of the Utah W. e. T. U. She is ma
: tive of Tennessee, but b known a
a the "silver tongued orator Of tn
' Rocky Mountains. She has also bee
called "The Billy Sunday Of th
$ White Ribboners.' and in the ives
y "The Temperance Cyclone" A rae
t treat is in store for all who hear he
3 Mrs.. Shepard viii speak Sunday NOR
II ing and evening, and Rev. F. L. Wa
kins, Of the Enforcement League, wi
give an address Sunday afternoon.
o During the convention physics
. drills will be conducted by Miss Pa
a mer. who is specialist in this line.
3. Those who have won new membe,
e this year will be decorated by Il
IT president, with star for each men
d Der.
e A large delegation is expected an
X names should be sent at once to Nj
NJ. E. Moore, chairman Of entertai
'e ment committee, while those expec
1T ing to attend the banquet should 8
re cure tickets early from Mrs. G. '
% McBride.-White Ribbon Bulletin.
l. Mrs. Albert Hiatt, Of Webster, die
on Sunday evening of this week, aft