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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-03-03

Mrs. J. Early of New Castle, Pa.
who has ben spending the past six
weeks in Florida, arrived in the city
Friday evening to visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. William Barnett, oi
East Chestnut street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-03-03

Mrs. Augustus Winters OF East
Front street, who has been i'll for the
past eight weeks, Is able to sit up.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-03-03

February we win sell four 1o-cent ga!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

pc done to transact it's business with
out annoyance"
Curtis said: There is no power in
any court to place over a speaker or
paper bushel which will prevent the
discussion Of questions. There is
neither statute, nor a congressional
action to prevent such conduct.
THAT would be a censorship such
as of which we have never had. In
the comparison with such a censor
ship, that of Russia or of the wars
would be mild. That cannot be the
law"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

want to censor judicial decisions and
would not permit judicial censorship
of the papers editorial policy.
In an editorial published last March
the statement was made that Judge
KilIets was no more than a two
legged man even if he was a judge,
and this editorial was complained of
by Killets in his charges against How
ard. In the Cochran editorial the
statement was repeated.
The day after Cochran was cited
Killets amended his charges and add
ed new ones, complaining that from
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

law"
Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 23.-The eta
ton Of The Toledo News-Bee and
it's editor, Negley D. Cochran, by Fed
eTal Judge J. M. Killets for contempt
of court is expected to result in a
historic fight for free speech and
free press.
It is the result of the long fight be-
tween the people of Toledo and the
Toledo Railways & Light Co. for pos
session Of the streets of Toledo,
which began under Mayor Samuel M.
Jones in 1903. The present contempt
proceedings grew out Of the publica-
ton of news reports and editorials
in The News-Bee both before and
after Federal Judge Killets declared
a three-cent fare ordinance passed
unanimously by the city council in
valid.
Judge Killets cited Harry J. How
ard, managing editor of The News
Bee, for contempt of court, and also
John QuinIiven, business agent of the
Central Labor Union. QUinliven was
cited for a speech he made criticiz-
ing Judge Killets and his decision.
Howard was charged with contempt
for printing extracts from Quinliven's
speech, and also for editorial COM
ment.
Managing Editor Howard appeared
in court and had action continued to
give his lawyers time to examine the
charges. The following day Editor
Cochran was cited forthwith after an
editorial appeared on the first page
of The News-Bee in which he took
the position that the paper did not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

1903 up to date The News-Bee had
fought the street railway company
and opposd granting it a franchise,
and that it elected the administration
in 1905, 1907, 1909 and 1911, and in
1913 made the fight so strong that all
parties had to pledge themselves to a
three-cent fare.
This long fight against the COM
pany, the judge charged, had made it
embarrassing for a judge to admins
ter justice to the street railway COM
pany.
Finally KiIIets announced that he
would dismiss the charges against
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

\ =
Dallas, Tex.-Woman and little girl
suspected of being Julia Krususky,
nurse and the daughter of Harry H.
Gerhard, st. Louis, taken off NJ, X. &
T. train by police. Nurse supposed to
have abducted child.
Niles, Mich.-State inspectors an
nounced that 166 herds of infected
livestock have been discovered in
Berrien and Cass counties.
Petoskey, Mich.-SUspension of
nearly every member of senior class
of Petoskey High School followed ap-
pearance in assembly room of boys
wearing MILDLY" blOuses and girls in
shirts, vests, collars and ties.
Granite City, Ill.,. 3. Travis,
stockman of Shipman, H., killed, V.
R. Leonard, Des Moines, Ia, injured.
Chicago & Alton passenger train
struck rear end of stock train.
SpringfieId.-charles E. Church,
formerly parole officer Joliet prison,
suicided. Despondent.
Newton, Ia.-Pres. Lou Sherman,
Sully, Ia, bank, arrested at CalexicO,
CaI. charged WIFI IrauQuIenC DanK-
ing.
Freeport, III.-Fred Dahmes, Mon
roe, Wis, killed; J. J: Schneider of w. |
F. Truckenbrod, Monroe, seriously
injured. Auto turned turtle.
Liberty Center, O.-Engineer w. A.
Brumfeld and Fireman w. R. Ruby,
Toledo, badly injured. Wabash freight |
train wrecked.
Washington.-Geo. B. Roberts, d.
rector of mint, resigned. Will enter !
private business. rs"
New sYork.-Cunard Libe offices
have received no word of giant liner |
Lusitania, due to dock early today |
from Liverpool. No anxiety felt as
yet.
Rome.-Francesco Tomassetti, son
of Italy's most famous archeologist,
NJ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-30

NJ WIRE AND CABLE
BaIIingsr, Tex. - Negro cotton
pickers have been ordered by white
cappers" to leave Runnels county.
Negro camps shot up. Cotton grow
ers who imported the colOred hands
declare they shall remain. Trouble
feared.
Washington.-Part of channel and
Thames river has been closed to
shipping presumably because Of
mines, according to dispatch from
Ambassador Page.
Westinghouse effort to relieve
cotton situation postOfice dept
awarded contract amounting to more
than $1O6,O0O for string end Irvine
made of cotton instead of Jute.
Detroit.-AIdsrman Thos. E. GIin-
nan declared not guilty Of accepting
81, 900 bride for his vote.
North Tonawanda, N. Y.-Third
lumber yard fire of ,incendiary origin
within II hours discovered late yes
terday.
Washington. = Prisoners bureau,
by means of which information of
sick and wounded prisoners of all
countries is transmitted to their fami-
lies, organized by international Red
Cross committee at Geneva.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. relief fund
now $50,
Ardmore, okIa.-Cotton growers
alarmed over increasing activities Of
night riders organization. Is ar
rested in Love county.
New York.-32, 000-ton battIeship
California will be built at Brooklyn
navy yard, according to announce
ment made by Commandant Nathan
iel Usher.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U. S.
steel corporation as colossus be-
striding commerce" Special U. S.
Atty ]. N. Dickinson completed plea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS


Piano Recital
IN Friday afternoon Al N. uise
school auditorium the Harmony club
presented ATT David Guian ia piano ~.
cital AR. UOion "a pianist ~ ~re
excellence. lsosscssing both technical
ability and artistic temperament en- a
remarkahlc acerce iie has studied
plano many years ee.ng a pupil 20
Meponald u fcrt w0rth. Max ohcn
noffcr ~ ChicaeN i.ccpeld Godowsk,
IL Vienna
Ar Susen h rsvving himself a cred
!, g. his native state % rexa- We -
ccnsidesing the possibility 81 locaslns
iu Corpus Christi permanently and
SHOULD he do 50 ~ win add rrratl,
lo the musical nfe n tho ci,, and
viii De- an uudoabici factor tn con
tributing 60 Corpus Chusgrs fame ne
proved by his recital "a Friday after.
noon that he merits the int~fcq and
surpoft Il sll musical pcorle w M.
city Ar Guions program was varied
and well chosen The flach Taccata
sud fugue. arranged ~ ransig. was
She hest example - Mn Gnion's tech 4.
nicai ability lie played this difrlauit
composition wish perfect case. showing
himself the master u the lnstrumen,
The SECOND number the Andante
from licethovcn's Farewell sonato. was
perhaps the most pleasing "a the ma
"fity ~ the audience rhls Mr. Guiuu
played la a sympathetic way With =
perfection ~ nnlsh rarely oa0slled Ia
The two intermcxti ana Raphnodis as
lirahms Mr. Guion was At hls beat
c"mmning technical ability. musical
intelligence and astls,ic Temperament,
in his rendition ~ ~ three
The three Goduwsly numbers wers
of special interest btiur the works al
I leopold Godowcl,y. with whom Ar
s.inn has studied the past two years
Mr. Cuion closed his prormm with :
1roup 81 chopin numbers. an ~ whirl
be- played with tcmarl,abl. smoothness
rcspondiur 60 an encore with another
~ chopin's much lescd waittes
Mr. Onion was ail, assisted bs Mrs
q L.. Caldwell who ~snr flisah-shl
Prayer from the opera Tnnnhaures
This number was In keeping with a.,
rest ~ the presssm aud Mrs caldwell
-Nng :, with sympathy and understand
ms Corpus christi hopes a. hear Mri
Caiawcli's delightful voicc in publ
more often
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
Corpus Christi Society
JEANETTE Society Editor p,a -, y

win return from New York ca, m.
end &c October.
pr anG Mrs. T.. kaff. ana .o,
visiting ~ kaffc's parents In Nai.
chitoohcs. la
Mr. and Airs Arthur East r,.urns,,
This week from dcnehtisi trip a. A..
Pacific Coast
Miss Veronica sapr u san Antonio
b. iho guest of nrs Emmett co,,.
man.
Miss Mar Merle Igiu spent ,he earn.
psm 81 ,hc wcek Win friends Ia rort
land.
~. and Mrs sianc, Borden and
family wiu -pend the winter az tho
iNrden ranch nor Anerlita
Miss Mario Jofat s expected hom.
ehoriN from forinishrs visit win
friends in Austin.
Mr end Mts John Kennedy. ~
have rc,urncd from Michigan. wl
they spent the months of AUGUST
september
Mrs Edward Cuhlsc ANA daurht
returned Friday from d Visit with It'd
lives in Easie Lake. Wharton asa
Houston
Ms aud Mrs oInrt % Monter.
wy Mcsiuo have taken the sidney
Borden home on Fwman avenue Tor the
whistler months.
Mrs WILLIAM Gcrharat s enjoying
h,r soiourr m Washington ara win
return homc about ihe frs, oi No,om-
hDr
Misses Annie foucse Sueton and
l.eona Gitcns have been pledged 90
hc Kappa Knpm Gamma Sorority at
tho state University
nirs a D. Spohn and Niss Adelaide
putcenat arc in ifssio Colo, at press
cni aud viii spend Few days m Fofl
Wort n route homc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

kiudersartens.
!, h tho earnest aoslr,i Of she kinder
Fst,cn committee ~ Tho state Frdcra-
ton ~ Womcn'n clubs that each prrri-
dent ~ y club in tho State. report im-
medintsly a. Mrs A ~ unffl,h. TER
rell, rrkas the status ~ kindergarten
work IN her toNa,
THIS report should lncinde thr natna
n the school. whether puhllc ~ pr,-
yaic. the nauic ~ Tho scarlier and thu
number u children enroiied.
Reports heretofore made have brrn
very unsatisfactory 10 the lanf hpIss
iin lnsucd by Inc national commissioners
u education. Hon. " =, clazton. Texas
ranked thlyfy eighth 10 hindsreaffes
work The committee lellssnr that -
greatest work - a. eatevfnse she er-
adjustment ~ nrw hsnJefasfienn. but
q also believes that u true and fun
repor, we're manr. the rank ~ our state
would be much higher Fpf The lnf1f-
nation ~ club womeh the list 4 kin
dergartens hsrowforf reported IS 40
foilowns
ruslsc kluderasrisns III rapa. A..
Fosl WORTH 81 Tesafkana. !.
Private KlndefearleHe Abilene, ~.
worth. Dallas ossnerYitr i'arik Tenn
pie. Galveston. lIoussen. austin. Port
Arthur. itslbnHrr. VI pasn. San A.
toule. psarsah The fDiipNlns tnwna
are reported ~ havissn, hindrrgsrtsns.
bat made no -iasir,irrl report Anaon.
rsoaham. sulphur Krslasr. Ansictop,
Heiion.
The total number ~ pupsls reported
a. enrolled 10 fhe hsndstBfsens IL 1858
dlplded a. fs!ievr; s'ifet bisirlct. so1s
Second alsffstt asa Thirs district. ~
rcarh dizsrie, tss, fSfts district. SIS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
Notes FROM state pee, Chairman, rss.
80 Federation o. Women's Clubs.


Every club woman should read sEaln
the letter of the President of the Gen.
erai FEDERATION. Mrs. Percy V. Penny
hacker. which IL the last official letter
from hcr pen end appeared IN the Sep
temher number ~ the GeHsra' Fedora
ton Magazine ~ her letter President
pennyhackcr stresses several p9lnta
siranEiy, which clubs viii do we'll ie
discuss. Tor they ~ some resolution ar
an outgrewih 81 these HuKsestions. viii
be- sure o. come 90 Tor discussion -
the State Convention. Mrs fanns-
hacker sayni
sal q. e.4s =siT,sn all over t!;r
country e. ~sk~ me what Ideas ihsy
recelss ~ the Hiennial from the reports
wen is their delegates. May asa
iha state president. the district pres
ldsntn and the Gencral Federation htnts
secretaries b. consider the adyisabsllsY
u selecting IN Joint conferences. wv-
men present ai Chicago. 90 s!sl' ~
person each club and giss a live. in
spring report ~ IA. convention
4 should Ike also 20 beg that you
make q list Of aii meetings 20 b. hs'ld
IN your state during tho fall months
and begin preparations - nave both
state aud General Federation repre-
seDsed ~ sifoHR spssAsr
~You wsll find that rcprcsiy ans or
ganixasion. be h roilE.oBr political
scientific o. educational VIII refusa N
request a. paf before a. members q
concise uatrmcn, u ouf aims and o'if
Ideals This wiii ~ be meeting the
need we have for wlder Publicity.
eThs pfcas chaisman has been little
surprised and disappointed not % have
heard ~ meetings heinE held IN NAM
places while the Biennial vas fresh ID
mind even though Texas weather 10
practically prohibIiive 'or large gath
sfings from june 10 October.
THE idea - a syaiena,ic speahinE
ieur b. delegates 20 eisius which had
no representative IL certainly a clever
lsca ana doubtless much good sesi1
result"
Notice 20 COMMITTEES chsirmsr.
state chaifmes should ssud sixsesn
eoplsN 81 their report. 80 this pres
chairman. 70 shey may reach the sntlrs
state simultaneously. This Was The
rullng o. the executive board Il would
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11
CARD PARTIES.
Charity Caro- Party.

Charity Caro- Party.
A delightful social affair y the week
Was the charity card Party Which was
given saturday afternoon a. the hume
~ AIRS Davis Iochcr On North Reach
Mrs I.ocher and Mrs. Haven foi'Ai.r-
Ice were the hosteases Seven tApier
were arranged for auction bridge ArH.
W n. Damwoed was awarded me
h,eh score bronze ciock. given ~ me
how'd Hardware CO. The cut prlfe q
box u bar hons donated rs 'he "rena
confecsionery fei 20 the iot u Mrs
ua,ry H~aney. Table prizes we're won
~ stesaames Kaw5n Plato. : r. Jones.
" II. Daim~ood. }. G. HArdisch' -"
Anderson. Glover Johns and Miss
Auce Barrel. Those who enjoyed NV
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

Tuesday Auction Club.
Tho Tuesday Auction Club was cn-
urimned thls wees ut thc home 10
Mra D. q nashn on power street
TNgrs moro won hy AIRS Louis Wons
and Mrs Horerr McCwiloueh Those
present were Mcsdamcs Boy Miller
Louis Wells. John ". sRyton. }. o..
prro. e. q Crahbe. uorsor Mccm-
lauen AND Glover Johns Nrs Cular,
win entertain tine club ncN Tuesday
afternoon.
Country Club Bridge
Tho postponed nicotine ~ ihc o"un
my Climb 9Hls- viii bc held Thursday
october 2.nd. at she oiuh house.
pev
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

afternoon were Ae~ismts w. "a. Nm
Harry Hcaaey Eawaa k1ate. j. !. N,s
Roy Miller. : r. lanes. ItH. Miner,
Gordon fiocac. IS p. nannsford. W.
"A. paimwccd. iiensy Holden. 4. ".
hask'n. n Mctuleaeh Richard ri
eerN l. G. Wells 4. G. Har6,son {. r.
Prank. = q. cnebe, ! 1. rrice, Wal.
Ter r.mci1 Glover Johns, Ben Arder.
son. , II. Cchn Oliver nlr,l \. "a.
wocd Misses Mstei smith Aiics Hon.
net.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

this list IN your scrap book FOR refer
cnce u viii be neccs.ary a. have shs
names ~ three local eaairmen tor A.
turn reference
General chairman Mrs q. /. caaske.
igp1 Avenue
Secretary. Miss Annlc n nm sei,
Avenue NJ
Treasures, Miss Eaa ohms,sae. isls
Avenue n
Finance. Mrs NJ. ). uIsfS. ioss Ave.
rue l.
Social entertainment. Miss nets,
l'alllnecr ssss Avenue X.
rtcrrAm. Miss oarducr. Rosrneere
Library.
Hotels Mrs A. 4. wrEht isss rhir
q first street
Convention llall. Mira a. a. ilaiae-.
itee Twenty .tisih street
Information bureau Mrs a. !. Car
rcst. ssis Avenue NJ
Hndscs Mrs n n Cunningham. asas
Avenue Ola
poccra,ion, Mr X. G. Rcmeer,. s,is
Avenue X
Music. Mira A y. iien sees Ave-
nnc X
rrea.. Mrs csrrsbsl Nichols Mseei-
eh Dickinson
rrnune Miss iic'ma vltn less
Aycnue l.
Trains. Mrs. G. n, NcMarter, itsSl
Twenty anfh street
peleENscs SEATS. Mrs liaroid iioein
son, aus Avenue ot.t
Passes, Airs John springer g,go Ave-
nne l.
club presidents remember, u Nau
have nor already done .,. ,isci YOUR
dcicratss az once and instruct lhem TO
have spcwFliles reports at the con
Vvniion
New clubs comlnR into the fv,lcra-
ton viii please send their applications
60 Airs % !. MclSniEhi Center, Texas
chairman ~ rluh extension
For Information rcsardlnr the nen-
cral federation IT women's clubs. write
Mrs l,h iiertHhere. snn Ansnnio
clubs wirhiee the Texas Federation
u women'n Ciubs 1914 year book viii
write 60 Mrs W, G corheit cheuescf,
street Houston.
Alrs . n Thsmas. 81 Honey urayc.
chairman ~ transportation. has been
assdrca hy the Rencrsl passengers
agents of al lines ln TcNss that q enc
ana one third rate viii IA made from
al points in Texas 10 me convention
4 Wlsh to thsnk iho following eiphs
foi their year books Wonrn> SELF
Improvement Ciuh Port Arthur fhs
iiApatia club, i'agmrrs,iils the Cur
rent Literature Climb llousioni 40,
clover Cuh kaufman Mlmedaueh
sla sseriins city the woman's Club
San Angelo Hawthorne club cucro
the Womans club - W iaso, vi"
mana study Cluh III Mlssiani The tfer
ence Vail club. Allen, the Woman
itcading club Nayasuta New centur
/ club. Elriu. the Abilene shakespoar
club. the Ciisnisn club Kaufman
womAn's Shakespeare Ciuia nentot
: Institute ~ Must, and AT Ncw Yer
CITY. ~ f'rorrcFo club uyalac. a
Shakespeare foliow cfH. Dallas Tween
ticth Century club Cisco. MI Ciu'
Gainesville. WaxahRchie Shak"spral
lCiub. Monday Review Ciub. i'ilisboro
:, s"fn-is Ciub, San Antonio, Woman
Monday club Corpus chripii the Se
Same CiUb Marshall the Monday iseo
lCiub. Fot Worth the womanr Read
ing club II Beaumont ~ Progress
club. Kemp
wish ca acknowledge the followini
state wear books from state prcsidcnir
Arkansas FEDERATION of Women
Clubs. California womsn's club lda
30 state Federation of women's Clubs
Nos Mexico State Federation ~ VI"
mons clubs wynmng state fcaefs
iion ~ women's clubs, Nebraska Fod
GRAFTON ~ women's clubs, ohio Fed
GRAFTON ~ womon'r clubp.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

l"Nh'Nfb 0o'NFfth
roNaa has aRnia been hunorcd by the
7 National Congress II Mothers aud raf-
rui Teacher Association through the
election IT Mw Ella Cara;hegs Porter
90 one of tise Nlc. i'resiasncics Mrs
Porter wRs abe first prasident 81 the
Texas Congress os Motherpand was 49,
socisted with the National orgnnlra
tlon fur mans years before she organ.
lied the state Congress ga 1902
The loyal hearted citizens ~ Ilondu
are giving such strong support 10 the
Mothers Cinh 81 their city that II 81
Indispensable proof 81 progressive cit
lgcuship made and In thv making The
growth of school hrttormant ghcir rap
10 increase In membership. the Huc-
rcssfui undertakings 90 various com
miiiccs. socially and financially u vel
come news just received from the Hon
De- Mothers club press reporter. Their
program Tor the year clesing MAY. 1919.
offers deep and inntrnctively interest
ms topics. Sir T II. Sampson Gen
cral Agent for ~. Conference Tor Edu-
cation was SPEAKER o., their first meet
INK and emphasized Texas special
needs Tor higher adQcati0n IN the
srasping ~ obiainslsle oFpur'auliies.
There was nothing nicrs HraufyinE
Al the ncxar County Institute than 60
hear Prof g. a Bradley ~ the sthte
Extension department ~ Education
SAY that the Mothers ConFfers and
Parent Teacher Associations aud ctr
elcs are great boon. II not the great
est agency in the field ~ he greatest
work Of the da, ihs ~elfafe - Tie
children that = hefeief he goes 10 The
Interest ~ tho work IL il with glad
heart he welcomes the parent teacher
clubs. fur no better or more practical
way IL offered in ihe asd Of extension
~ higher education. in the prevention
as well ~ the curing ~ many proh-
ions which make She road easier
Through Prof nraIiey every parent
TEACHER ans0ciation or mothers club ~
ulombership with the State Congress
win receive free " cost builciins and
literature prepared 10 the Department
for use ard distributlen. ~ Mr Brat
iet'r request the names ana ao1ffsAfn
- ali president hsse been forwarded
e. the department - Extension.
Ths activities - the local arrange
neni committee fof gbe entertainment
81 the state Congress- h fer2 k"en and
me ynriors committees are planning
The mrrtlrs ~ she -ficE' Ever I'm
ihuslasm j. sireaay manifest fr"m Tar
off Hdricsai.ss and requests conc from
organizations as 20 how ~ proceed wsih
their mcmberShip Ia order 20 BE- IN ~
nIiaiion With the staie Congress. The
program committee states that xcaious
interest prevails edncsiiyely and that
complete "details viii shortly be pub
ilshed IN al The leading papefr n th'
state an a. what san Antonio can ana
viii enjoy Soy. tth % 1th.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

divide the work mach NOR" evenly
cluh friends. do you realise when
YOU send one copy VI an article to the
press chairman Win The request thai a
ne published in an ieadlur papers
thai shc must make " have made nix
teen cuiars1 Az there are fourteen
departments ~ work. rume With ~
many ar fonf sub heads, i've HandinR
committees iour npcrlal committees. an
10 ac hcard, sou may rcAhll, pcs Whist
dcVoiVes IN f"w pscsr chairman, 4 you
fnn 90 comply with the recommends
iious ~ che EscrutlNc linArd
Your attention h specially eallsd 70
the reports ~ the cummitlcer on Kin
icfgaYtena. political srlcpcc and eiuh
cAtcnnion. which follow
A Message From the Club Extension
COMMITTEES.
TO the Federated clubs ~ TEXAS
we. sour cumntiee on extension
come 70 you with ihls appeal. " you
know q club outside the Federation
Won't you help ~ iocaie thai club aud
DO your hcei 90 secure application fps
membership.
an persuaded there are many W.
can never know ~ unless u Federated
ns.shs.nr has enough interest 10 give
tbis committee Information % their or
xanisasion. when sou have done ,h's
write ihy club usrlne them 90 come I'M
with ua.
Other Organizations 'rauEurnis mem
imrehin campaigns Why not thu state
Federation I.ct'a make the nest six
weeks u psrisd ~ campaigning and ioI
each club renGerinR AR assistance during
ihla time the club EstenHlon Commit
tee viii benpeak Points ~ credit"
MRS. O. l.. MCKNIGHT.
Chairman Club Extension Committee.
r. =. W e.
OWN every club vonnn zee 60 H..
this IN read IN your nes, m"eiinE1
Message From poii,icsl Bessne. Com.
mittes.
nnisNnAM. sept a. 1915 with ihc
sdsanee n Drtobrr. the clubs throuRh'
~ the state are feruminH activities ~
every department If Federation work
IN the resumption ~ your yraf'A tabor
90 aa overlook the importance. ~ the
educational work ~ the Political
ErleHcs Committee, which stands eyer
ready 40 support q course ~ STUDY ~
special day pruErams upon various
phases ~ this vnst ansniian, also 20
lend clippings upon subjects listed ln
the programs.
our president Mrs. Fail in her last
irttsr. stressed ths need ~ information
along the line ~ home economics Let
the two subjects ~ Political Science"
and Home Economics" ~ hand n
hand TOT one H. closely related H. the
other st,idy ihe laws that affect The
home and the problem ~ ec0nDmics
VIII be more readily solved 4 wo-
nap's besi efforts should be espend
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-11

Teas Federation os Women's Clubs.
The state convention viii be held ~
Galveston. November II 20 -. fieass
l,eAs these dates IN mind.
Tho following Is Hat u tine local
committees appointed for tho Calves
ton con,sntlon. Please clip and paste