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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13

Mr., Editor In >t4"1in@ on;
into life tN>sr@ is proi@Ird to mr
two ;naHitU.. that are said - lead I
to sncc' S.: -bo t"0r Whole duty
in whatcycf state of lie you nav
tx placed" ard "J'helr is the
white Rouse: get mo 1t f yUu
can Whioh shall choose: Ny
young friend, to mp these t 80
INA yjms Indicate cuntcnt!n4nt ana
ambition, and YOU'D reilly; there
Is no need OF both jn this day and
age To retain >ucrO>s, Aim to
your present duty. Aim to do
your work Wi'A whole sonIcd
and coutendcd thoroughncsS:
this may lead Won to higher
Spncrrs Of lie The importauJ
question is not Whvrc NUu stand
IN the woriU. ;IHt what yoy realty
are and This i, uettrlnjAr,I 1.ut
by the outside Of circumstances
Of wealth or l.;nk, bat hv the
character within. CIT =. hrS NnC
lfuunr Il you can. tn, 60 not seek
them simpiy for their owl, s;tlte:
there are NOE precious things.
| The best pHjH, in life can be wen
| ~ tno NIy4y :N"iy,2 ,:::;;;;II.';..
| i useful career aud the .ove
ana esteem OF ti~Su around ycu
are more than titIeS al Il millions
IL n"DEc character is d brighter
crown tNau uLe f. gold and
jewels.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13

.,s.~ O. Liberty Vii be rresnrv.
r.i-~No !"tt,i> N rni,ylE ornr tho
iorn"> Of IN? AlGn"jran taporc..
For tn. li.rht q I. bNr1y mn :
shine frrm-lI,n Eastern r0rdrTa
81 The AtIantlC> ~ he Western
r0p,t " the nac;Ni".
Il is a great wonder TO the
amy. How there tp,0 10 sucn
Il great upEIS,nT, Tor the ,Jrinci.
POS Of tht4 Prog .rsNiye "a ;y~~
- nuiril-So nnworfn', aud so
~"7d'. Com Drntivelv 10 Il day.
! Htu.H'M mon SprunG IL tIl".r
icet, in Z nur}onts l;:no. Ana
demanded b, %r1- in the voice Of
pAt' icji Henry, "C're ~ liberty
OF give us death. Some orc
May ask. wl,Ar VAS tho raN>?:
q: IS the cause Vel IN siEht?
%.Nu@ the election Is OYER IT,, an,
S"rr can uA given u! we uutltc.
is. 'iea~" read.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13
SECURE A SHARP,

S'mNIy by forwarding TIE
SUD ,rriptions OF your friends
and noighborS and collecting; the
renewals of oar present sub
sc'inera. Try f.'v iili. month {,
przaS There are lot # prizes
that can be Won only by persons
living IN towns some size IS YOU
own. Write at once to III but.
tc-i~k publishing company but.
terich building. New York City.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13
Bible Socialism, Progressive And
Home Industry

readers r07-, ,nn r""nt may
CT 0ur realtors Nov. ser" realtors
G. ,hr N.2Es,-,. + turr. So pi"@ -
yrasl. CuY !'Arli q system "
20 my '..GN is a 'u".nv go't2r
for tho Jew. f.. the do,rIrltrt o.
Tho nany, A0I OK rcd~u0s for
il is 'Mo, 'rNrH 81 10 II WORTH
zen & o1sapu>, dollars. and 1t.
90 into the Han,irg NusjNt>>
unlnr tho y CSlnt SA -lau. I'hCn
JhclCD C>rrtd(lVc,.. Of TIC i"ONt
twho .Gou.d Dc TN ynNHlrM"nO
vii! piaf, iN give !auu% III this
mn, WHO has Welt lliU jho hanj>-
lNI business. ten tHnNSaud dot
rs ni tie y vprnmtn' : money
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13
THE NEW WOMAN.

J . the new woman rpln~S rs 'hr
creator planned hcn hc created
lnan Of his own image. ia tiln
image ui God created hr him:
male and teM&lC created !'r.
them, by all that is good anH
holy, by al thatis ncarca Die pure
and praise N'c'r,hy. ict her CONE,
and WELCOME. Let her iuic4 bn
heard not only W J'e hnu>u but
on the houso toy, Let her place
auu power Dc rg 1oGuj.g>t, { 2rpiu'-
" considered, ana i>ytu:iy IL.
lu,1t' 1 and adopted, with 4 res.
my vote Of the party of tie
other part unanimously expires.
Seu. / she CORES Possessed Of,
the precious instincts oI mother.
~ affection, Of siSterly devntiuy,,
,.cmnIile emotions ard ,cnien.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13

i,a1ical lDan@es in l}ani,inH
System Nhvcc0,Nd in
Treasury I,>Norl.

NH ~ting|nn, Dec 1, Strongly
urging radicat reform of ne
unr, Hsuned and pn~"" cn itc'
banking aud currency SyStcrp 81
the nit4,t s t..ns. Frank i" Mac
N-aGi,. secretary OF HE r+as ury.
freely warns r"lI4.YrsS IN il|> an,
;lual report >ublnittt d da, th1t
the fedora. government. a. 'Crr
rs the present scheme EXISTS,
viii b. rNCtn DvtlA rCSuOn>i Do
for the cInmerc al Industrial
ann social disasters which low
from pa' les and attack, directly
a. Indirectly, every home il the
Gution.
The present system rrorno>oS
aud deye9,pes panic ANS '"@is
'''io1 is1urge2f declares Ar
Mac "a ~, IN Outlining his IDEA
q the n cc' s~'try general PROV
siuu:s or an adj Nuate 'eIlcf meas
,.ure. Aside from aIFording flcNio,1
aud elastic currency ant T..
sScVcs. such Il revision, h. say
shonId bring TIT bA>',fS into or
Gani2pd CO OpprAti g, and ur,vidc
for O central agency t. rup.i
Which, they coui,: work t,G thrr.
tree of politicalsor trust G u = l.
Toledo blade Dec. - 1o!n,
ri is secret has been hil in lhG
bosom OF Mr.. .Mac\' nagh, fol
$ vcral years. " believe on!y
forced from its hiding place, BY
Isis wonderful uprising 70, tht
exposure of the frauds ana Coz
r0ptinn by the ProgressiyrpArty
in such a short time. The frs
motto itself was a great cXp0snrc
bat is thou shalt Mt steal
I,i.htc business" as q gurdIe
WAS another TO cause the Ugh
of truth to Shine in on the Carl
,connclo CT thn Boss class. ar,
their wrongs has been lnagniiicG
and the wrongs OF these vii,
should Of been faithful to The;
t: nst. anil by their tru~tvo'tll
ness .hey cho ii nave seer, ira
equal rights were given To cvs t,
man, woman. and r',lEd. Rut OF
those grounds, t"er, as bp, |
. a mighty failure on their oar
as rep, cscn,at,ve ) o ,llc W.i,lt
people they became in pa iculai
the representatives Of the ric'
! Grass. Which has caused brca,
strikes: and panlcS brought
forth grief aud sorrow. 20
tniS reason we mast say That Mr.
! MacNeagh. Sect. Of tina treasur,
llaa specifically set forth thi
fact, in bis advisory on the banh
ing system of, the L S State
this fact we undertook, 70 Gu
tighten our readers on, SiHteel
years ago. Here We shall %
dcayur to reproduce, a law y
our II. ought theN. to orr men.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13
'ss3, 10000 3:i2: given
Away

, To those who act as the local
representatives Of every body $
magazine and the ucIiupat0r all
in addition to liberal commits
,ions, Let US show you low You
can,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13
Ti!LNAi-irtlT' NINi) WORLDS

LET the young people vino
WrrIn read this rujDunu never
IV>o an Opportunity {" say Il kind
WurI to lhpir parents. (onr
parents have p'9unud tor yuNr
tN-t interests all }hrsD yeats,
Iuo% Nay sometimes !!ntr
n"ryulS system q! used ~ bE
cares. AND uuu '>GSlH, the dl,lD>
pOintuvuto tIhn worries Of }j;N)
nn more Irritable llHn they
al! ut to ~, ana tNry prOoluIy
hd|c hNC2iA" Oppressive as TIE
Years 60 by. I;ut those eyes. lam:
before tn"N lou'< ur. >,)NNtnrlt~
were watching for yur welfare
and their hands. 60, as ~mnnth
and more deeply tined tnun uuur,
hayH zone Iur NDU many good
days week, Life has hupn 70
'uem Ioro CT 4 struggle dan
yon SHAH ever Snow ABOUT. aud
mUch OF lue struggle las been
Tor sou, and hnv much they are
wrapped hp it yrur wvlIpre yots
Wiil ncNvr appreciate
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13

J. {
1,,,:-,l
10 cr0orn hahn vi i'ri1ri>iiin,
I've, and Ttu,h. Elb.a Sn;.ia!.
.Sm wu> n ,nirp>,rl IA the Gay,
+ the .Ar3st,es in the cr.,o1irg
banner:
n.,,i, mn,;.,i.. ..r-.,.a ,n.,l..,i5,.~. .e,.,
"r.a :; .,u ,ton. $685., r:j.n,r -o'A u Il
w '""'"' NJ "l 'h'''ine+ wh:"h N' r';
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.:rea, rae was upon ;l,,,na.y.
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us N"'y'S "''' i''>*'-~'''S "''''.> -
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I n.,ution wa u,.!Dln,,r.v,y .".,n a~.o...
re nnun ccA Acs. b - - -
upro vc haze set before rs the
o,,,, r,,n. S,,c;o,i,.,,, hri,n:,.,,
v,h tin, ,,;,cinlos O, pr ,rros
~, ro);;,,,, "I,rinn,ishjn' tho
,,,,, .,,,,s ;,,of , ,,oivers.l
\ ,othorl,n,d ny mankind With.
I,,t ,|,is ~, i,ndsh,,' under tho
\ nnoncc nr. ;bc Auos,ol,c in.
h r,ctnns Srr,a)j>u, is INT 4
brass ana a tjr)7Ijnr
Nile n,. who, thosr hear.
ssS p,, nrinc;n,ns uractirp;, III tho
#Es~oy ,},c ,,ostlus ,re rarr;a1
in and NV tn, ,rn},}., I,rh
I,v, Tea :, Gin fields
scan, 81 with 1h., koon
\. ot N,1pSsinn And ,rra,
@,.n1h., = rr ,i,,n messed u1Dn
O mind Ana ,,,n viI, novcr
rusnn, t,,,hn trn,,.A,,l tho
IN ~ wur,; q, Progressive T,irh.
4 u mes, arc modr nan,tn. in
kipnd>h,n, and If, yrn THO
bat fo,1rt,lns 10, a n,,ycrrm Mt
1 ihn neon,o IL ,n,. nDonle and
n the peo,l, Jtuue, such'a
oy,rnmcut the np,u], noe, On
level, aud part on tho Square
Tho ooluen role vii, be the
bass word-Tne Ulcers will rc
I.l. ueace--T, @ cyac,o,s All RICH
M. A>ness VjoI.ucn ain 10 mu, q
4neArd il tn. nl--Wa, ,n.s
lstrrc,lo1, >yh N its
Sit. 4>4 n,,| bars
/ II, ca,,p salyi1, u = d T., O
- ,,.a;sp ,,,r., ,.u Go.17.oH
II. l,~tt.,,f ,d9en will
II hin. OF .hc ,4.s, And th.
ttlcm, MS II heaven y III sweep
SIGHT. And bi the great
eboja n of ttuth vel BASS tho
atps of sorr,,v and ,hn ),'ool ol
fc viii, l,nu tn .ycrv onn
rcnlv: And ,ho marrow
az tho homo vil, ncvor
moro hc c,;)lcd with tho s,rooo
lasts IF rnrsncn,;o, ,,n1 tho
k,,.nt l;nl; of "E,icnashin~ viii,
III tho hcorte toro,hor av7,
tho ..rov, Ivy which tho
hio oro camonto,1 toro+hor !,
:. A.. r,
NC "olh VI I"llle 1nuuSFA
fnese all III oracrd IN tie nrln
i'ples or inc 'ro9r'Ss'E' party
Incomes a part o. ''''f ""fF
or 'ney moSS stand at al tunes
pr a square c'a'' WIN ''''N
gus 10 a"a'" ,pP'''' pf''e"'"G'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-02-13

r. oco arc III" lhroc silver i;r / :
sa,rh n,lI IN to~rfrorlA" w.
hr Car.i les. il rrdc. ..7"d, hN
IL .coIorn chain ot t'riori>hjn,
,y;', anH ftu'h. Elb,e Not'ia!.
N w1S ~ lniTo>lcl IA the day.,
the APOSTLES ia the frio 3iH@
IaDrrr.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10
Congratulations Sent
New Chinese President

Washington, D. G. Oct. o.
President Wilson today sent a
congratulatory message to Yuan
Shat Kai, the newly elected presi-
dent of China whose Inauguration
takes place tomorrow. The mes
says said:
sit is my hope and expectation
that guided by the principles OF
right and justice and the higher
ideals of republican government,
your excellency's administration
will be SO conducted as to assure
the advancement of China and
conduce to the peace, happiness
and prosperity of her people. 1t
will be my pleasure to cooperate
with you in preserving and still
more firmly cementing the friend
ly and cordial relations between
the two countries"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10
Fine Horses And Mules

A car load of magnificent Ken
lucky horses and mules were re-
ceived Yesterday at J. G. Williams
sales stables, and Mr. Spelie,
manager of the stables. is of the
opinion that this is fine if not
finer lot of animals as have been
brought to Fitzgerald in many
year. In the lot there are driving
horses, saddle horses and in fact
any kind of animal you need, and
some of as pretty mules as you
ever looked at.
If you are in the market tor a
horse or mule it would be we'll to
see these fine animals before buy
ing.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10
Rev. LeiChliter Resign;
Will Move To Florida.

The many friends of Rev. il.
Leichliter will regret to learn
that he has resigned the pastor
ate of the United Brethren
Church, and expects to leave
next month with his family for
Tampa, Fla, near which place
he will make his home.
Mr.. Leichliter has been pastor
of the United Brethren Church
for several years and is a splen-
did minister and a devout Chris
tain worker. He has numerous
friends in Fitzgerald in all the
denominations, who will greatly
miss him as well as his estimable
family.
Mr.. Leichliter has purchased a
tract Of land near Tampa. and
expects to set it in Oranges.
tending the grove himself, but
will not give up his ministerial
work.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10
- N1z1llzH&
AtIanta's Big
Building Activity

Atlanta, Oct. 9-The entire sky
line of Atlanta, which has undef
gone many alterations in receH
years is being changedagain by the
big building activities which are
under way this fall. Immense sky
scrappers are rearing their heads
where last fall there was merely a
shack or a vacant lot. The migrate
ry birds, as they draw near the
red old hills of Georgia have to
pause in their flight and look twice
to make sure they are on the right
road again and that this is really
the same Atlanta spreading out
beneath them.
Among the important building
changes that will be of interest
outside of Atlanta is the announce
ment by the Masons Annuity that
it is making big additions to the
height of the Annuity building.
and is doubling the Office space.
This is a very valuable, centrally
located piece of property. Masons
attending the supreme lodge meet
ings and biennial sessions of the
Annuity will meet in this build
ing.
During the latter part of August
1t looked as if strictly new build
ing activities would not be up to
the mark this fall, but it turns out
that the rush was simply delayed.
1t is now on in full force.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10


in Atlanta with Judge Rufus E.
Foster who will preside in Judge
Speer's place, and informed him
as to the agreement in Mr.. Wat
sons case. This met W t h
Judge Fosters approval and the
Watson case will be tried here
Monday October Goth.
Mr.. Watson is charged with
transmitting OBJ cen matter
through the United States mails.
proceeding out of his attack on
Roman Catholic Church.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10
Mr.. WatsOn's Trial.
District Attorney Alderman
And Hon S. G. McLendOn
Agree on Date of Trial
Which Is Ratified by
Judge Foster Who
Will Preside Here.

Augusta, G eorgia a, Oct. O.
The trial of Thomas 4. Watson
will be the first business taken up
by the United States district court
when it convenes here Monday,
October Goth, a month earlier than
the regular fall term of the federal
court, which while it was called
for the express purpose of trying
Mr.. Watson, will be the regular
Is .ssion.
The date of the Watson trial, in
which there is widespread interest
on account of the prominence of
the defendant and the unique posi-
tion he has filled was arranged be-
tween District Attorney Walter
AXE. man and Hon. S. q. McLen-
don, attorney for Mr.. Watson and
October goth was set, this agree
ment being subject to the ratifica-
ton by the judge assigned to
Judge Speer's work, Judge Speer
having expressed disinclination
to serve while the impeachment
proceedings against him are pend
ing.
Yesterday MI. Alderman and
Mr. McLendon held q conference
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10
W. 4. Coleman Is Taken
To Bibb County Prison

Macon, Ca, October 9.-W.
H. Coleman, the wealthy Wilcox
county planter who was recently
convicted of the murder of young
Leon Melvin at Abbeville, was
brought to Macon today by Sher-
if L. E. Gibbs, of Wilcox county,
and lodged in the Bibb county
jail for safe keeping, pending
the outcome of his appeal to the
supreme court. Coleman is I'M
der life sentence and as rumors
of violence have reached the ears
of Judge George he thought it
best to remove the prisoner. Cole
man expressed a desire to come
to the Macon Jail, where his chief
counsel, Attorney John R. Coop
er, of Macon, would be near.
Jim Coleman and W. H.
Stevens, who were also convicted
in connection with the killing of
young Melvin, are under life
sentences. There is said to be
little feeling against them and it
was not thought necessary to re-
move them from Abbeville.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10
Stop in Atlanta at
Hotel Empire

Renovated and Refurnshed throughout
Reservations made on application Hot
and cold water, private baths, electric
lights and elevator.
First-class Accommodations at extremely
low rates. European plan rs cents up.
JOHN L. EDHONDSON, Prop.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-10-10

Some people would rather go
broke than not go at all.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-05
se whiz, will the whole loop cave

IN II we build subway!
Digging holes under the sky
serapers appears to be dangerous
work. The greed of loop interests
may yet mean their undoing.
Pres. Mccormick of the county
board is making noise like a man
who expects to run for something.
All that parading up and down in
front of the grandstand means some
thing, just as sure as you're alive.
Carrie Chapman Gait has some
ideas of her own about getting con-
stitutional amendment for suffrage.
eff the constitution stands in our
way" says Carrie, Tets tear it up
and make a new one"
Will somebody kindly hand Carrie
the constitution.
It is to be hoped the present effort
to organize Office employees will be
more successful than in the past
Only through organization will un-
derpafd employees get better wages.
Those who wait for help through
laws will die waiting.
The Lord helps them that help
themselves. And this goes for wage
slaves as well as for others. The way
to help yourselves is to organize.
Through organization the employ
ers are helping themselves to the
hogs end Of the product of labor.
Telephone users might better keep
an eye on that telephone merger deal
If the phone trust is permitted to
gobble the automatic, Chicago phone
users will foot the bills through in
creased rates.
BY the time city officials get |
through investigating and comforting
about the Randolph street cavern,
with the kind assistance of the tools |
of the Field millions, they will prob |
ably resolve that the street never
caved in at all at all,
John R. Thompson has done the
right thing by unionizing the en-
Moves of his string of restaurants.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-05

and that means the best service to
the public. ~ "
And that's why Thompson's res
taurants get this free advertisement
in the adless newspaper. He hasn't
money enough to buy it, and they say
John has quite bunch of coin.
Gov. Giynn of New York doesn't
know much or he wouldn't be yelling
his head off about government by
business men.
In government business men are
the biggest fools we produce in this
country.
They know how to skin pennies
and the public. .--- '
But they know darned little about
humanity.
In business, as a mans head grows
big his heart shrinks and shrivels.
Government isn't matter of bust
ness. 1t deals with human life.
II you want line of what govern
ment by business men means, look
at the vicious, cold-bIooded and muir
derous government business men are
giving the people of Indianapolis.
Look at BUSINESS government in
Lawrence, Mass, Patterson, N. j.,
the West Virginia coal fields, Colo
RADIO, the Michigan copper country
Government by business men
means government by gunner.
And it means slavery for the work.
ing people.
Pennsylvania has long had govern
ment by business men-and it has
the Vilest; rottenest government in
the U. S. -
Chicagosis ruled by the business
men of the loop and Chicago's gov
eminent stfnks to high heaven.
Under that government, human
life is the cheapest thing in Chicago.
Robbery of jeweIry store here is
a first page newspaper sensation.
But only brief mention if a baby
is killed by an automobile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
DINING CHAIRS

DINING CHAlhS
"Craftsman" furniture is the
highest conception Of the mission
style. Made Of selected oak.
$3.50 for ..$3.75 $1,000 for .$S. so
$500 for $500 $14.00 for SO. so
$500 for ..$5.75 s24.00 for. $3.50
ARM CHAIRS
These large, roomy arm chairs
are most inviting. The phrase
"solid comfort must have been in
vented to describe them
5000 for .$7,75 $21.50 for SIS. SO
$1,000 for . So. 50 $3.50 for .s24 SO
$3.50 value for $27 so
$500 Child's Arm Chair. $2.75
$3.50 Child S Arm Chair. .. SO rs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
SIDEBOARD

$ 1900 for s23.50 sl.o0 for. s57. 90
s 5000 for $41.5O $4,000 for $40. 90
Here is the present for the good
mother at Christmas time-A sewing
table
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
MORRIS CHAIRS

Craftsman furniture gives an
air Of simple richness to the home
$3O.50 for .s22. so $1,000 for .$27. SO
$44.00 value for .$32. 80
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-02
SUFFRAGE NOTES

The Minnesota State Equal franchise
league has installed a handsome metal
house on the fair grounds, which Is
being used as headquarters during the
fair.
The st. Paul Political Equality club
will assist in receiving guests and Wis
itors. Tea and waters will be served
free a afternoon from 2 to 5 p. m.
p. m.
Wednesday an invitation of the
Woman's auxiliary to the state fair
board members Of the Minnesota Equal
Franchise league will receive in the
Woman's building.
On Thursday all out-of-town mem
bers of the league and s~uffragists in
general are specially invited to meet
at the Minnesota Equal Franchise
headquarters, across from the Pioneer
building, for a social hour and ex-
change of plans of work.
On Wednesday the suffragists of the
state will act as hostesses at woman's
over to the Y. w. C. A. Friday, the
club women of St. Pau will receive
and on Saturday the st. Paul House
wives league will be in charge.
The st. Paul Housewives league an
nounced this morning that the pro-
gramme On Saturday will be of especial
interest to all women. Miss Emily
nicipal Ice. Joel G. Winkjer of the
state dairy and food department will
give a lecture on preserving fruits and
vegetables with and without artificial
preservatives; Mrs, Marion Cole Fisher
o st. Paul will talk on The Efficiency
of the Household, n c. c. Neale of
the state bureau of weights and meas
ures will tell of the berry box law
which went into effect today.
The suffragists were in evidence yes
terday morning, with headquarters in
the new building opposite the New
England cottage. The Minnesota Equal
Franchise league and the st. Paul Po-
litical Equality club acted as hostesses
today n served tea from 3 to 5 p. m.
Programmes are now being arranged
by the s~uffragists, to be held every aft
ernoon, and to include members of the
Mems League for Woman Suffrage.
Thursday will include a special recep-
ton for out-of-town members and
their friends. Tomorrow afternoon the
league will assist the Woman's Auxil-
larry to the State Fair board in receiv-
ing at woman's headquarters. The
headquarters will be decorated with
banners and suffrage remnants.
Literature and suffrage buttons are
being distributed On the grounds.