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The Denver star., 1913-06-28
CAMPBELL CHAPEL, A. m. E.
CHURCH..
Corner Twenty-third and Lawrence
Streets. Rev. II. Franklin Bray,
D. D., Pastor.

Tomorrow is rally day and every
member is expected to answer to his
name. Rev. A. E. Reynolds of Bethle-
hem Baptist church will preach at the
afternoon service. which will be held
at three o'clock. The ministers Of the
city and their congregations will be
with us in this service. Let everybody
help Campbell just little in this rally.
Mr.. Jack Turner was added to the
membership last Sunday. He gives
promise Of rendering splendid service
to the church.
Mrs. Sarah Caldwell. a mother in
Israel, was buried Monday afternoon
She was ward of the church and was
given a nice burial by the church. as
sisted by Zion Baptist church. Miss
Cummings, Superintendent OF the Dea-
coness Settlement of the Methodist
Episcopal church, is deserving OF spec
ial mention for the very great interest
she took in caring for Mother Caldwell
and her paralyzed daughter, Mrs. Toll
liver. Mrs. Tolliver, who is sorely af-
flicted, remains to be looked after by
the church and friends. Many mem
bers in Campbell find special pleasure
in ministering unto the afflicted. God
bless them.
The pastor and several members
united with Shorter in her rally last
Sunday and enjoyed fine service and
wonderful gospel sermon from that
splendid pulpiter DR.. David E. over.
I've got my fare under the carpet,
said an old lady last week referring to
the Union excursion which goes to Toll
land over the Moffat road Monday
July 14th. II mean to see those thirty
tunnels and stand on the top of the
earth before l go to heaven" said she
with cheerful smile. This is the only
excursion over this scenic road this
season and the fare Is reduced so that
everybody may go. Only $1.75, with
half fare for children. Adv.
Mrs. Kenneth Daniels is reported az
improving in health since gong to
Memphis. Her friends and the church
are rejoiced and pray for her complete
recovery.
The church is being renovated this
week. You won't know Campbell to
morrow.
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
NOTES OF THE ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH.

The stereopticon service last Sunday
evening drew a large congregation
The parable of THE Good Shepherd
was rendered in ten magnificent
views, while Sankey's Ninety and
Nine" was also illustrated while being
sung by Sister Lillian Jones. The ser
vice was very touching.
Tomorrow night the "Prodigal Son
will be illustrated by ten views. This
is. perhaps, the best known Of the
parallels of Jesus and by use of the
stereopticon can be made even more
powerful in it's application to life
Throw out the Life Line" will be pic
tured in five views. No one should
miss this service.
A meeting of the members OF Zion
is called to take final action in secur-
ing title to it's new home on Ogden St,
following which possession will be
given by the other congregation. Nov
ing day is now very close at hand.
Every adult member is expected to be
present Wednesday night.
A very beautiful wedding ceremony
at the home of Sister Frances Logan,
1868 Ogden ST., last Monday evening,
united Mr.. Frank S. Madison and
Miss Ida Katherine Fitzpatrick. The
pastor officiated.
Sunday school picnic this year at
Dome Rock on Junly oath. Round trip
$1.25. Don't forget the date.
There will be a great mems meeting
at Zion next Tuesday night. The
Mems Bible Class will close the sea
sons work with special programme
for men. DR.. Westbrook will read a
paper from the subject. Some Things
all Men Should Know" The subject
will be discussed by Drs. Spratlin,
Jones, DeFrantz and Huff Every man
is invited and every man In the COM
munity should be in this meeting. Re
freshments will be served, free. after
the programme.
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
MRS. CHARLEY BARNES, Prop.
Phone Champa 1888
THE ALHAMBRA CAFE
Real Home Cooking
Chill Every Day
274I Welton Denver, Colo
We'll known Educators to Be Heard 81
Tenth Annual Gathering.

Little Rock. Ark.-AIi questions re
lating to the education Of the Afro
American youth will he discussed NJ
tfonal Association OF Coiored Teach
ers to be held In this city for five dnys
beginning July ~. Some OF the most
noted educators OF the country will N
In attendance.
1t PROMISES to be the lnrgest attend
ed and the best session ever held IL
the history VI the Orga niZatiUn. Tu.
teachers Of Little Rock have begun
preparation TO entertain those who ar.
of the youth or the country. Many 10
cial events nre being outlined. including
a side trip to the famous Hot Springs
not far from this city.
All Of the state teachers associations
thus far this year have indOrYed tht
movement and will send large delega
tions. President NJ. w. Dogan Of VII
ey university. Marshall, Tex, and Cor
responding Secretary J K. r.. Lee Oi
Tuskegee institute. Aiabn ma. are b;isj
preparing the program outlined by tn.
executive committee. which will tO'mt
all the live questions with which tn.
teachers have to deal.
Papers will be read and addresses de
livered by teachers from ali parts Oi
the country. and others will take part
in the discussions following the papers
and addresses.
In addition to the papers and discus
sions and addresses inusic will be made
a feature. aud some Of the best must
cal talent OF the race will take part iu
entertaining the guests and visitors.
On this occasion the dOOrs OF Little
Rock will be thrown open to the lover
Of education of the country. Located
In the city nre the Arkansas Baptist
college. the I'hIln nder Smith college
and the Shorter college. the latter be
ing In North Little Rock. The preri
dents and fnc,iities Ut these schools
have united with the local COMMITTEES
and contribute to the happiness Of the
association TN" VI the lnrgest Unrri'
houses In the ,.ity has been secured
the reg,lnr daily sessions.
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor,
3O12 Marion ST.

The Central Baptist Sunday School.
Acts 1916, Review"
A reception was given in honor OF
the teachers. Miss Grace Hill, who re-
ported a grand session of the Great
Western Association held with the st.
John Baptist Church, Colorado
Springs, Colo.
The Echo meeting was grand at Cen
trail Sunday night. The delegates are
as follows: Bro. j. Mason, Bro. G. b.
Hill, Sis. Lotta Dickerson, Sis. N. Ty-
Ter, Miss Grace Hall. MR.. Mason
was elected State Superintendent OF
Sunday school, Mrs. N. Tyler, Presi-
dent Of Womens State Work.
Officers of the Great Western Asso-
citation are: Revs. ]. Harding, Moder-
ator, Pueblo; A. E. Reynolds, Vice
Mod, Denver; B. J. Davis, Recording
Clerk, Pueblo; d. E. Over, Cor. Sec.'
Denver; P. J. Price. Treasurer, Den.
yer.
Morning sermon, Matt. 22:11. Even
ing sermon, Titus 2:1st. B. Y. p. U.
$3.50 p. m. Our Nations Glories and
Perils. Exod. 49,: 1-8.
Watch the Mems Progressive Club,
the President is live wire for good.
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
NOTES FROM CHEYENNE.

Mesdames j. T. Muse, M. H. Ham
Ter, VIM. Redd and ]. A. Baker have
been nominated as candidates in the
piano contest carried on by the
! "Noah's Ark Store" Mrs. Baker has
the highest number of votes at pres
ent. Anyone shopping at this store
should not fail to cast their vote for
any one of the above ladies.
Miss Ruth Robinson, recently gradu.
ating from Quindaro. is spending her
vacation with her mother. Mrs. Chas
Lucas. Miss Robinson expects to take
up teaching in the fall. M
Mr.. Simon Gaskin OF Oakland, Cal,
is spending his vacation visiting rela-
tives in the city.
Mr.. Hartwell Rice will leave on
Tuesday for New York. Mr.. Rice has
been engaged as valet to Captain Moss
of the 29th Infantry. His mother, Mrs.
Mathews, will soon join him.
Mr.. Earl Smith, student of the Colo
RADIO college, is home spending his
vacation. He has taken charge Of the
mail route which his father. Mr.. Simon
Smith. has the contract for. Mr..
Smith will spend most OF his time at
LAGRANGE. Wyo., and expects to re-
turn to Colorado Springs at the be-
ginning of school.
Mrs. Rose Green OF Oakland, CAL.
is visiting at the residence of Mrs. ]. E.
Smith. Mrs. Green is no stranger to
Cheyenne as she formerly resided
here.
Mrs. VIM. Ashford, Sr., who was re-
membered by the members of the
Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
of Colorado and Jurisdiction. on Thurs.
day afternoon was presented with the
beautiful book The Rubaigat of Omar
Khayyam." also a handsome bouquet
of flowers. Mrs. Ashford was over
joyed at being so remembered and ex-
pressed her thanks in a very fitting
manner. Mrs. f. B. Butler. ex-Presi-
dent of the Federation. made the pre-
sentation.
Mrs. VIM. Derrick and daughters de-
parted on Thursday for Idaho Falls.
Ida. Mrs. Derrick will be greatly
missed in the city.
Mrs. Irene Mitchell has accepted a
position as clerk in the confectionery
store conducted by Mr.. Chas. Tolson.
Mrs. Hipshire. wife OF Serg't Hip
shire, is greatly improved in health.
She is able to be out.
Mrs. j. E. Leonard, wife OF Serg't
Leonard is numbered among our sick
folks.
Social
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hopkins and Mrs.
J. f. Leonard were entertained at a
dinner Of elegant appointment by Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. H. Hamler.
Mrs. VIM. Derrick entertained at
cards on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Edwards and Miss Pearl Ewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ashford. Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlander Gaskins spent
Sunday boating at Lake Minnehaha.
Mrs. Simon Smith and Miss marie
gave a farewell party for little Thelma
and Loleta Derrick on Thursday.
Everything that goes to make a child's s
party a success was there. Miss S.
Kathryn Thistle was present and took
many pictures OF the happy party.
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
The Peoples Presbyterian
Ine Ee0pIeS EfeS0ytefI1n
7.srd Ave. and Washington St
SERMON TOPICS.
Sunday, June 80, 1913
II a. m.-"Christ's Philosophy
of Life"
$50 pm" "Confrmation Ser
vices"

The Rev. A. W. Ward, theological
student of Wherefore University, Will
preach at IL o'clock. Mr.. ward has
bright future before him. We be-
speak for him the attendance Of the
membership.
The sacrament of baptism will be
administered at the evening services.
Immediately after which candidates
for membership will be confirmed.
Beginning last Wednesday night the
Book of Psalms Is being studied as a
part OF our devotional and song serv-
ices for the mid-week hour. Every
student OF the Word is urged to con-
Germ himself with these studies.
The third Sunday of July being the
goth, the Diaconate Board will ask a
special contribution OF $500 from
every member of the church. The
proceeds of which are to supplement
the amount on hand from the Old
Fc!ks' Concert of last March 10 meet
our payments Of 5000 to the Board Of
Church Erection in New York City.
Tie balance from this special effort
will satisfy certain financial emer-
gencies of the church. Every men,
ber is requested to meet this assess
ment either by proportional pay
ment OF the 50 week by week, or by
paying the sum total on the above
named date. Special envelopes for
this are furnished every member,
whose cooperation with the officers
and pastor will be appreciated.
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
Church News

Acts 1916; Heb. 11:20-22.
| 11:00 sermon: Without the Camp
hy the Pastor.
GAS p. m. Allen Christian Endeavo,
League. Topic: Our Nations Glories
and Perils. Ex. 49,: 1-8.
500 Monthly Sacred Concert. Pro
gram:
professional.
2-Opening Hymn, Coronation.
3-Invocation. Rev. DR.. Randolph.
| Scripture Lesson: Ps. XIX.
Trio (female), "Sanctes," Goven
wald.
6-Paper, Mothers Love, Mrs. Vera
Finney
7-Duette. Tarry With Me, Oh MY
| Savior, Messrs. Harrison Miller and
Oscar Smith.
S-Paper. Woman, Who Art Thou?'
Miss Nelsine Howard.
Instrumental Duette, lie Juip Er.
rant" Frideric Burg Muller, Mesdames
O'Bryant and Starks.
10-General Impression of Woman's
State Federation, Mrs. l.. Froman.
11-Anthem, 1.-The Divine Lullaby
Parker, Choir.
12-Offertory, Benediction and Recess
sional
AT the morning service last Sunday,
Shorter welcomed into her communion
an entire family. Those to join were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Ellison, H. C. Eli
son, Jr., of Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs.
Fannie White of Birmingham, Ala
Our membership rallied nobly last
Sabbath, two clubs reporting $500
each and several others $4,000 each.
Thirty-two clubs were given till tomor-
row evening to round out their report.
when the campaign closes. Full an
nouncement of returns will then be
made.
Revs. Over, Bray and Reynolds were
on hand at the afternoon service and
contributed of their talent, influence
and means to it's success, and Rev. A.
Wayman Ward and Dr. s. A. Randolph
assisted the pastor at the evening
hour.
Rev. DIR. Julian C. Caldwell. General
Secretary OF the Allen Christian En-
deavor League, with headquarters at
Nashville, Tenn. will arrive in the city
Friday OF next week and will fill the
pulpit at Shorter Sunday, July 9Th.
Miss J. s. Pope, daughter OF Rev
and Mrs. Pope, after having closed her
school in Alabama. arrived In the city
last week and will spend the summer
at home with her parents. She will
return South in September to renume
her work as teacher.
A rare treat is promised our Sunday
evening congregation. The sacred
concert will be one OF the best yet
rendered. Three of the numbers were
rendered at the recent session Of the
Federation held in Cheyenne, Wyo
and excited most flattering comment
These numbers will be given tomorrow
| evening in answer to an urgent and
general demand by the public.
Keep off Tuesday evening, July
28th Shorter's Usher Club will hold
the center of the stage on the evening
of this date. Adv.
Shorters Teacher Normal class will
hold its closing exercise Wednesday
evening, July End. Mrs. Jean F. Webb.
Superintendent of the Teacher Nor
NAL Department Colo. S. s. Associa-
tion, will deliver the principal address
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
SCOTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, eO3 18TH AVE.

REV. s. L. IDEAS, Pastor.
Preaching each Sunday at 11:00
and $500 p. m. Sunday school at
1880, Epworth League $3.50 p. m.
Teachers meeting each Tuesday p.
m. Prayer and class meeting each
Wednesday p. m. All are invited to
attend Visitors are welcome
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
Annual Meeting Of M.die., s's.oe..,.o,

Annual Msstlna Of Medical s.ssoe,st.o,.
The annual meeting Of tie National
Medical association will hr .,rit, II,
Nashville. Tenn. IA August .rh.. nr.
ganixation Is increasing In membership
very rapidly. dne ut the present time
largely to the host Of young men Rnd-
yates from the various medical schools
throughout the country. The commit.
tee In charge OF arrangements for en-
tertaining the delegates and visitors In
hard at work. and the indications are
that the attendance nt the coming ses-
sion will be quite inrge. DIR. G. v. Ro.
man. editor OF the National Medical
Journal. Is creating much favorable
sentiment for the meeting through the
Journal
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
CHURCH OF THE HOLY
REDEEMER.

The Rev. Henry B. Brown, B. D.,
Vicar.
a. m. celebration OF the Holy
Eucharist, 9:45 a. m. Sunday school,
II a. m. Choral Solemn Eucharist with
sermon, Dead But Alive" p. m.
Choral Solemn Vespers. Thursday
afternoon at o'clock the Women's
Guild will meet. Friday evening at 8
o'clock Litany service and choir re-
hearsal.
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
New lndu..r,., rr.,oino seb..,.

Pennsylvania has granted a charter
TOR the incorporation Of the Isaac Ran
dali Industrial Training School Of
Afro-Americans. The institution Will
b located IN Salisbury township, Ian.
caster county. The purpose Of the
school 10 to give the colorsd boys and
girls Z fair opportunity along indus.
TRIAL lines. The movement q backed
by wealthy white capitalists. b. B.
Dsqt heads the tst of incorporatosA 4
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
The Welton Street
Furniture Company
F.R. LixDENnIER. P,.,.
1921 Welton Street

All kinds Of Repair Work
neatly done. kehnishing
specially. New and Second
Hand Furnitare bought and
sold
The Denver star., 1913-06-28
SHORTER CHAPEL.
Rev. r. L. Pope, Pastor,
220 23rd St

The following order of service Will
be observed at Shorter Chapel tomor-
row:
1000 a. m. Sunday school, .Les-
son: Review-The Victories OF Faith,
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
HOIisi,tNpk CEN1hit.

J l.. Carter and son. Ralph. mad.
n trip to tn. c.dars for wood this
week.
X, X. Bartholomew mother arriy-
ed from Goshen. Ind. and Expects
To spend the winter In Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Trostle left
Monday for a few days stay Ia Wiley
attending meetings of their churca.
Mr. and Mr.. iicnard. Who ha.r
been Attending ;r'i' church meetings
n.ld In Wiley las, sunday, and ~.
vices continuing .his week r.turn. |
home Wednesday
\ number OF team, a.. hauiii Z
gravel from the hills north OF La
Junta 10 tn. Lewis lateral hcadgate.
nher. conerct. wall will be- INSTALL
cd In III. near future.
The iioibrook Irrigation directors.
W. r.. stanton and r. l.. Estep, were
In III. west part OF the valley one
day last week looking after IN. In.
ter.sts OF the district
J u s-.man left for California
som. sir weeks ago and reports thss
his health is much improved Mr.
Sccman In y m-mb bcr of III. Holbrook
Irrigation District Board
T. +. Donahuc. OF La Junta. con.
templates moving In a few days on
TO his ranch In this vicinity Old
ncishbors will welcome Mr. and Mr..
Donahue back to their country home.
The school program given by the
children Of the Center school. ssd
the box supper Friday evening Al the
school house were pronounced sue.
c"sses. The proceeds from tn. su>.
per were about sac. which will ro 70
the school library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Davis return.
I'd home Saturday afternoon from
Nebraska wherr they visited I've
ldauxhteru In Cambridge. on. .on -
Mndea. aud their son. Prof Willard
Davis. Who Il superintendent, Of ~
city schdDas q McCook. Neb.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
Cs.,,o,t~ Festival Notes.

This Will he the closing niEht of
the festival. 30 far Il has been =
great success socially and financially.
and tonight promises to surps-s all
others.
The automobI. viii be disposed OF
at 10 o'clock. The committee In
charge II composed Of l.. r. Thicts.
X. G. Todd and e. A. s-~rbohm.
The committee on arrangements
wish To thank all those Who 80 gen.
erousiy donated articles toward the
festival. and also those Who by their
good work and encouragement help.
"a to make Il . success.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
sOME INSIDE BAsEsaLI.
Concluded from Fir., Page,

sirable to do such 4 thing. Seem, In
me that an appeal to the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Has
Beens could do something about this.
II seems to me that this has gone far
enough.
made a mistake two weeks ago
for which ! wish to sincerely apo,-
osize to the readers OF the great fam
lily journal. When I make a mistake
am willing to do the rixht thing
and acknowledge Il. I would not In.
tentionally mixlead anyone for the
world. We all make mistakes some
times: II can't be helped. for We are
all human, and II IL human to err
II read that In the Baseball Guide. !
think. at least there are a large num-
ber OF errors recorded there) and all
that anyone can do ix to make
amends. The mistake that I made
1as when ! said that the Athletics
would win four out OF six games.
They didn't do II. they won fou, out
of five. and | sincerely hope that no
harm was done through the uninten
uonal error that made.
Adios.
FRED A. MCKINNEY.
Bisbee. Ariz.. October 18th
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
SOME MORE SHORT LOCAL.

Mrs Alex Yant spent "Wednesday
In Rocky Ford.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
entertained at the church last even
ing
The Loyal Daughters Club met
last Saturday afternoon with Miss
Madse Hasten.
Miss Estella NJ McManes Is visit
ing friends in Las Vegas. Ration and
albuquerque. n. N.
Miss Frances Cahill. OF Las AMI
mas. Was the guest this week OF
Mrs. r. L. ShanholtHer.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Fisher are
home from California after an Ab-
sence OF several months
Mrs NJ A. Lee went to Denver
yesterday morning on No. IL for u
few days visit with friends.
The Fortnightly Club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Reginald
Garyin. sl7 San Juan avenue.
Or. Frank Finney returned home
Thursday from Lawrence. Kan.
where he Was summoned on account
Of the serious illness OF his foster
father
Judge T. W Mcdaniel. accom-
panied by his mother. Mrs. Louisa
Mcdaniel. who have been visiting rel
ativ~s at their old home In Buffalo.
Ill. for several weeks. returned home
Thursday morning.
T.. Si.smann. OF Denver. general
salesman OF tn. Westinghouse Man
ufacturinr Company. was La Junta
visitor for several days this week.
I figuring on the cost of some new
pumping plants that are to be in
stalled in this vicinity In the near fu-
,ur-.
william Chutkow. OF the Hub
I clothiers, will install a fine electric
sign In front Of his place OF bust
ness as soon as II arrives. which will
b. almost any day now The sign
will b. fourteen by sixteen inches In
dimensions. with the word Hub"
displayed In vari-colored lights
Tn. Bent County High School foot
ball team Is going some this season
The lin. buck.rs played the naval
hospital team last Saturday and won
by score OF ~ To o. This in the
second game OF this season. the first
being With La Junta. when the score
Axs - to o In favor II I.ss Animss
Ceorx. H. Nichols. Who has been
working on AN irrigation project near
Hebron. n. NJ. for nearly three years.
returned To La Junta last "Wednesday
night to remain permanently. having
completed his contract In New Mex
leo. He has already contracted to do
some work for the Holbrook lrrigA-
tion District. and expects 10 COM
m~nc- operations next week.
Mrs. W. s Anderson. who II en-
route to her home In Atrhison. Kan.
from = two months stay In Caiifor-
MIA. n visiting her daughter. Mrs. ".
X. Pott~nker Mrs. Anderson will
leav" Monday for her home and will
bc accompanied by her xranddaush-
ter. Helen Pot,~nser. who viii spend
the winter In Atchison and attend
Mount st seholAstica Academy a,
that place.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
R~. Felix Oily. Rector.

S a. m.-Low Mass and sermon in
English: music and hymns by saint
Cecila's choir.
. a. Bible class and Sunday
school In English; Mrs. Ellen Guth.
ria o'Ncil. superintendent
10 a m.-High Mass, with ss-mon
In English; singing and orchestra by
Saint Patrick's choir
2;3o y. m-Sunday school n Span.
ish
g. 30 p m.-RosAry and h.-n.dicton
Of the Most Blesss>i SacroInent
On week days mass n, a m.
Everybody cordially welcome To all
these services.
Enthused over Pumping Plants
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18

O II Davidson and Sam stevens.
Of Denver. representing the Mine and
smelters' supply Company, we're in
town this week interviewing parties
who contemplate installing dumping
plants h.reabouts In III. near futur.
W n Mcfarland. representing the
H.ndri. A Bal,hou Manufacturing
Company. 81. Nv r.. Vas here on n
similar '..ss5t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-23

you are decent girls when you say
that you love these men who have in
suited you-men you have met only
very recently. OF course you can get
these men to be your friends if you
wish TO be bad. That's the only kind
OF girl they want anything TO do with.
They would insult you again the first
chance they had Show that you real
ly are decent girls by scorning to have
anything to do with indecent men.
There are plenty of nice good boys to
know.
Dear Mrs Thompson: ! am col
lege graduate and a teacher, but l
don't like teaching. Isn't there some
thing else can do to earn living.
Would it be possible TO secure a po-
sition as private secretary in some
private family and how should l go
about to procure such position.
COLLEGE GIRL.
Teaching is a noble profession.
There are other professions and bust
ness positions, OF course, but you VIII
have to begin at the bottom of each
to educate yourself for a good salary,
just as you had to be educated to be-
come teacher.
/ Private families do not have secre'
taries, as rule, unless the family is
very wealthy and holding high So
cial position. You would, in such a
case, need to know how to handle all
Of your employers affairs and the
duties of social secretary are more
arduous than you imagine. Her day
is long and her responsibilities heavy
II you feel yourself capable of hold
ing such position, ask your college
president to give you the names Of
likely people. If you have an acquaint
ance with the society editor of a large
newspaper, she may be able to helI
you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-23

Fifty dozen Onyx, Holeproof and Shaw
knit hose in all the latest shades at 25c.