Arizona republican., 1915-09-19

monies Department The last day of the conference will be devoted to a Housing Institute, and Mrs. Bacon will preside at the Round Table luncheon that day, the subject being 'Woman's Part in the Housing Movement"
 Ire program of the ontire confer ence will he of especial value to the General Federation Department of Department of Civics Home Econom- ics, Health and Industrial and Social Conditions While Shelter" will be the main subject, every phase of good and bad housing will be emphasized. and the effect of the house upon the home and upon the community. Stan dards of construction, maintenance and management will be considered, and also land subdivision and taxa tion. Experts of international fame from the United States and Canada. health officers. sanitarians, city plan ners and architects will give the re- suits of their experience and special training.
 This conference will be followed with interest by, club women, the ma
 jority of whom are actively concerned in the subject discussed which will later be reflected in the local club programs.
 Mrs. Eugene Brady O'NeiI, presi- dent of the Civic league since it's or ganization four years ago was re- elected to the office which she has so capably filled Wednesday when the league held it's annual business meeting Dr. Rosa Goodrich Boido, was chosen first vice president Mrs. F. A. Beane, second vice president. Mrs. J. 1T. Williams, secretary, Mrs. Edward Younger, treasurer and Mrs. F. c. Struckmeyer auditor. There was a general discussion of methods to be employed in the clean up cam paign to be conducted by the league l during the coming month. w. J. Osborn, probation officer, will be the principal speaker at the We'd nesday meeting of the Chamber of Commerce when he will tell of the
 work accomplished by his department
 since the first of the year. The club women of Colorado are putting on the most gigantic adver- Using feature ever produced in the west. The idea is a unique one and every firm of consequence in the U. S. A. and in every U. s. possession is asked to participate in the exhibit and sale of samples. While the af- fair is put on under the simple title of a Sample Sale" all manufacturers all wholesale or retail companies are given the privilege of displaying their wares, in DenverS great municipal Auditorium by simply donating to the club women the article which the firm wishes to advertise.
 The women do not ask charity but expect mutual benefits for their en- terprise.
 All contributions will be placed in a section designated for the state from which it comes and women who are from that particular state will have charge of the exhibit. Such a plan could only materialize in such cosmopolitan cities as Denver or New York, where the population is made up from their respective states and they expect to make this big adver- Using enterprise not only help their own stare, nil. be a b post fI' national prosperity.
 If you have any article which you particularly wish advertised or placed before the western public, write to the president of the Colorado Federa- Building, Denver.
 The opening will be Merchants Night. The goods will be displayed (Continued on Page Two)