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Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
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alma man nod Saaie nit Dem befrie
oiaenoen @efii6l erlen ddt 0eutld)aI
90bcu0 ncrlebt III hubClt.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
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MmIfaliidjcr NbenO I'M S~Gngcrbnno.
Ginen idonen 9lbenO fonnte man
am uoriden Sonntag I'M SdngerbllnO
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ifaliIdcs @roQramm fam nonllId
fur 9hlifiihrlmg. @ie 81 ermartelt
ran0, hattie iih ser Soal gcfitlt mo
oie @ditc loui6ten nit groBtem Sll.
tcreiie sen ein5elnen Sortrogen. Ste
bereits IN Der uorigen ytlmmer oes
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ousQe3cidnete Soloiiten duf OemEro-
orontm. Wit Der beriibmten Abt'
ifen aompuiition yAbcnOgloden" or
6fiuete ser G6or 0es SGngerbut0eS
bic Neibc Ser 0arbietungen. Die
lem folotc 0altil 0as bon y. Santd1
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hcrrliden @ortrag uno init ibrer tld-
ron mo lie6lihen Stinlute licB tic
ein .Shlummerlieo" BON q. q. iol-
den. Gin langer Npplaus folgte 0le-
isr @lan3leiltumg. 9lls geigobe loltg
Die 9iinitlerim y2alt Hoie Of Gum
mer 9tun trat 6err &i6aro So.
dnng nit ieiner tlanguoaen &enor-
litimme unf. Gr lang gu bit Die
Rlib" .IlS bic ate Whltter" rn0 ais
9eiga6e Ser 3raum" b. H%ubinltelt.
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3rb0rer IN Staunen uil0 man dp-
~pluuoierte obne llnterloB. Scrr Wal
ton 9opce trltg MN einige Etallp
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lang nllll 5pei Stiide. Sbre lieblt-
die Soprunitimme be5ali6erte Die Yin
melen0ct 1no sic SGnqerin erntetC
cinen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8eiful. gtlnl
IanQ SEER Sbeoopre @omaro, bon
Nerrn SEQ. S. @eQs begleitet, 5lueI
Solos. Seine 9aritonitimntc lit Icbr
umfongrei6 uno GltBerit flailgppa
@eQen ieines ailsge5eidneten Dor.
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lidit o1trd) einen langen IppluuS utG
er iarg Ounaf nod 5rpci Stiide. gl9-
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pon Sri. Mabel @osgrope begleitet,
uno iein &ortrag NOR 10 allsge5eld.
net, oaB CT INNER unO INNER mieoel
heran nruBte. 9as gauge Yrogrannl
murOe lebr gut oltr6gcfiibrt, Cant
Der nmIihtigen &orbereiti1ng oes
Serrn @rofeiiors @umpreht. 9iC
@GIte oriidten peri6ieOentlid ibr(
I,3ufrieoenbeit alls; MIR ems mar ct.
mas ullieb. % n1mlidj &iele lpcit
entfernt mobnen, 10 m1re es augera-
Ten, ben Anfang piinftlih 3u MAIDEN.
Giele mohten rad Dem &on5ert nod
gcrn gemiitlid beifammen bleiben
a6er ga Der ipGte @nfarg Gin ip1tcs
Gnoe 3lfr 6olge bat, 10 iino Die mel
item g~e5ipullgell, glei6 nad Dem Scott
3crt auf5ubre6en. Gin piinftliher
2~lnfang mltrOe bon pielen gemiinl6t.
9illn, nddltens miro's better.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
@rrmania Glm6.

SEER &letlf pom Der &ongreB-Ri-
6liotbcf bierlelbit belt Dor fur5em
I'M @ermonia Club einen redt 0anf-
bar auigeuommenen &ortrag iiber
ieinc @inOriide bon Ger 8ltara". Gr
beidrieb ben 3mcd Der groBeu Slus-
ltcaltii0 nu0 ging goil5 belon0crs Elm
altf Oeii glnteil Der gtotionen al Der
ielben. Nls Die letten bon Naen lteu
ten Oie Serren &iiiien aus. gls @rt
Ihul0iqlrng go6en Die rlIliihen Ser
trcter Dor: Mir bobeu 5tuor $4,000
Gltbel bcpiqigt, fonnten aber Den
Motn niht fin0en, Der lie botte. Ole
AuSite1rng batte einen mileni6oft-
lid belebrenDen u1O einen fauimGrls
niihcn 5eil. Sic CAB cine wltnOer
bare @iniidt in Oie @ei6i6te Der
@uhinOuitrie, in Notwithstanding,
Gntmidlrnq Ser 9ruderfunit, uim.
bis oitf oic mooerniten Metbooen pho
toqrapbiiden 9rltfes unO maidinel-
Ter &oQfommenbcit Der Bud II. Bet
tinqsberiteaunQ. 8ie amerifaniide
9(bteillmg mur0e II. a. bonn Solllg
ben Sadlen beiitdt, unO ni6t mr.
peri0nlid, 5. g. pom Setter Der @us-
ItcQlng, &errn @ebeimrat S6wcn-
de, ollfs b0dIte belobt, %ionOern aud
ourd Sen StaatsprciS altS9e5ci0net.
SEER &lctid peroient nit &ed)t Ben
Oonf aacr intereiiierten &reiie, un0
init ibu miro aud Der o@ermonia
Gllt6~ Qecbrt. N~ugenblidli6 lit Serr
GletI6 untermegs, INN in San 6rot-
cisco cine 0bnli6e 9(u3iteulng nit
~beipnoerem 9e3itg a1f Die GongreB-
9ibliothef ein5l1ridten
g(m Wfittmod 0ieler ISOLDE, an 13.
3Sanitar, ueranitaltete ser Glib einen
moblgelungenen, ioQc1unnten Ser
rem Nbeno in Ser Nrt 0ea amerita-
niiden .Smpfer". Die 2eitrng 0es
FROZEN M6enos, Der in ben 9lnnalen
NeS iullgen, aber 10 regen &ereinS Ell
uet beroorragenoen &lab e%innebmen
miro uno ais Griob iiir OaS jGbrlide,
0ieles Mfal nit &iidiid)t nllf sic 3eit-
ereigniiie ausfallen0e Stiftllngsfeit
! oe0odt NOR, trat Scr @prliBcnOe 0cS
Clubs, Serr Yrof. Claus S6mnr5
an Scrrn Sonned a6, Der Ole Seele
ser gon3en MISUNDERSTANDING mar
umO in &omitee fir Elm uogeS @elin-
qcn heS NbcnDs nod &rdfteu gemirft
bate. 9ornige Heben mediclten nit
Wt1iifltiidefl ab, Die @err Carl 0rpop
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nlentes nit Qrobem @cidmlad aus
w1blte. Cine @rciSocrtcilllnq iiir oen
belten 8ortraa cine 8erloolnng mo
NIT o1oeren neberraiAungen pernoll
~ItGnoigten Dos Yrogramm. @ii6e mnO
Setter Oes Yoiefam'ihen &eitaurunts
nuroe ebeniaQs seniige getan. &ur6;
Man fonate iid 10 reft mobl fiiblen
int &reiie qebil0eter 0cltl6er, mo
man leile Aniihtea freimiitig ans
talIidt mo tets li6er lit, Scrltano-
mis- nno @nflnng 81 finOen. Gas
gSertnoac 0es 9lbcnOs 1ulO Icin Ell
gentliber s3ped mar eben Oieies
8wongloie, barruoniihe SidJliam-
ntenfilioen ciner@olopou edter 0eut-
Ihef, Die nit 2iebe ullO gegenieiti-
gem %crtratien Soeale pilegen, Die in
ibrer better 5eitc in Dem 2anOe 81
&allie iino, oas jest 9e9en bic sall5c
@elt in @affen itebt. Inter ben 40
so Grihienenen fonltten II. a.. Sd
tie mic Or. @ieboefer, 8rof. Or. bon
6lotow, @eb.-9f. &r. @lppel, begriiBt
merbell. Ger @ermonio Glitb e1t-
midelt iih obue 3meifel ais cine Ser
f6rperlng mabrer, bon 9eutiden &c
ihdbter, 3iele un6 ais 3ieroe uno
Sonntqgsfino inter ocn Gereinen
ser StaOt @aibington.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Cufcl SrGiio &creim.

Gienstog Nbeno, Den II. Samtar.
periammeltc lid Der Onfel Srollg
&ergniiglng5perein III Der SdnQer-
bunobaae. Ole @eihditc muroel
prompt erleDigt ultO onOere Angclc-
genbeiten %belprpdJen. gta6 Dem amt.
liden 9eile erfolgte &ertagllng unG
man blicb nod Elm glttes @eildeH
beliQmn1en.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Man ac6c in oas @uli Sbcnter nm
Maditcn Mpntaa.

Gas KroQrQmm 09S BoIi'S Ibea1
ter in scr ndt0itet @oGc lit Elm icbr
gutes. 9lnfgciiihrt miro &lein's So
meoie 0Ntageie Yepper". 9tofe Stabl
ipielt BARN Die SauptroQe. Gie SIM
5iebrngsfraft oieicr &ome0ie biloet
nidt Die @elhi6te lelbit ionOern Der
9ialog. SRI. &enlble, Die leitenoe 9a-
me I'M Boli's Sbeater, miro i'll Der
5itelroae eri6einen. gn oieiem
Mbenoe ndmlid an Montog, ben Is.
Sanuar, lit Die &orItellltng 5lim Be
item Der 9~eioenoen in europa.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
9cntidcs g~9aiien6anS.

9onnerStag @ben0, ben IA. 5. &c,
bielten Ole @fitglieoer 0es 9eutiden
@aiienbaus &ereins uno Oas 9iref
forum Sabresoeriammlllng. Sn Ser
naditen drummer miro mebr barber
aeqeben mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
Mermonia MGnncrdlOr.

G%onnerstag, Sen # 6ebruar, miro
Der y@ermania WtGnnerAor in Oenl
0lo Mnionic Eempel, 9te uto S-Str.
H.=@., einen groBen MasferaOen
Sad pe%ranitalten. gintritt % Gts
&oitbore 8reiie meroen uerteilt.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE
SERVICE

Southern 5Idgy Washington, D. C.
Vom Congress bevoIlmaechtiqt
-Unter Zehntausned Dollar
Ruergschaft - Gegruendet 1885
Expert Detektivdienst fuer Eini-
ges and Ueberall-Dreissig Jahre
praktische Erfahrung geben uns
die Faehigkeifen Huelfe und Rath
zu ertheilen.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

G9riitian fanSer's Impelus
Innidj, aits abgelagerten Slip
mcinen ais Sniis, 6ercit Sim
@cridmel5en fir bic guiuIe,
$3.50 Die 8al., Csc oas Gnt.
800 Sie6entc Str. N,s@.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

Greita blanca Samtcrnes iinS
sic p~oafommeniten amerifani-
id)cn @adDmiidDie Der frans0ii-
id)en Criginale. 3n $6.25,
1925, SLIPS Sas 0mtenS.
900 Siebente Str. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16
WHERE IS THE FLAG OF ENeLAND9

We reprint herewith from "The Gaelic American" dated December
10, 1914, a poem on the British char acer, written by a famous English
man:
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

gbampagner, friid nno falt, per
@las Is Gts, 6ei &arl Idterfir6en,
205 Ute c;trafc, &.-8.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

SOdfeine 2anOiaaer, GerDelat,
Salami nnS SOlfteiner, 35e p. &fo,
Sa6lers, 532 Geutcr Marft
mnO IS &isss Marft.
G6riitian FanOcr's beriibmter
Giimmel, iibertrifft ben bciten
impOrtierten an Gtalitat. Zoe
bic Slaide. 900 7tc Str.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-16

@alaea @cim bOditer Site int
@erfamf bel Gbriitian 3anoer,
900 7te Strafe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
STORY OF GERMAN
VESSEL IS RELATED
Wine Layer Meteor Had Many Adj
ventures i'm Fighting on
"Britishcrs~


BERLIN, Aug. u wireless via
Sayville) How the crew Of the lit
tie German mine layer Meteor sank
the British patrol boat Ramse. res
cued 63 OF her crew and brought
them safely ashore to German soil.
| escaping four British battle cruisers
which had given chase and cut the
Meteor off from her base. is told in
unofficial dispatches made public here
Thursday
The Meteor. which carried crew
of only about % men. succeeded i'm
passing the English coast guard in
laying mines along the British coast,
, incidentally sank an English sailing
ship and took it's crew prisoners. on
the night Of August Z when she was
southeast Of the Orkney islands and
about $50 miles from her home base
the Meteor encountered the British
auxiliary cruiser Ramsay and at
tackled and destroyed her. She saved
40 men and four officers OF the Ram
say. More than 60 Of the Ramsay's
complement are believed to have
drowned.
The British fleet was notified by
wireless OF the sinking Of the Ram
say. Four battle cruisers gave chase
to the Meteor and cut Ter off from
her base, rendering escape impossible
In this emergency the Meteor
stopped "A Norwegian steamer. She
transferred her own crew. together
with the captured Englshmen from
the Ramsay and from the sunken
sailing vessel, placing them on board
the Norwegian steamer. The crew
OF the Norwegian boat were then put
aboard Il boat at a point where they
could reach shore. The Meteor was
sunk by exploding the mines on board
her, so that she should not fall into
the hands of the British. The Ger
man crew then sailed the Norwegian
steamer TO a German port. which
they reached safety. bringing their
British prisoners with them
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13

AT TIE AUDITORIUM.

Island OF Regeneration the
unique romance by the Rev. cyrus
Townsend Brady. featuring the clever
player Edith storey. supported by An
tonic Moreno and s. Rankin Drew.
IS the attraction at tnc Auditorium to-
day and tells the story of a beautiful
girl who is shipwrecked ON "A South
Sea island. where she finds the sole
inhae.tan is a man who has lived
there nearly all his life. having also
been cast upon the island when "a
little child. There are some wonder
ful scenes shown. including a fire at
sea. an earthquake and the arrival OF
the United States cruiser. which re-
turns them 10 civilization. a pretty
love story runs throughout the story,
which Is an absorbing one and some
what out of the ordinary The pic
ture rs given in six reels and rs the
second of the Nitagraph Blue Ribbon
features. TOmorrow's bill includes
a Pair Of Queens "A twO-reel Vita
graph comedy with Flora Finch.
Kate Price. William Shae and Hughie
Mack. known as the big comedy four;
The SpOOk Raisers." a Kale comedy
featuring Ham and Bud, The
Rev Salamander. Unattached" an
Essanay comedy adapted from Short
Stories magazine. featuring Beverly
Bayne; Following the Scent a Vita
graph comedy with Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Drew and Bobby Connolly, and
the Selig weekly OF current news
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
AT THE TNDIANA

THE Working Of a Miracle" a two
reel Edison feature, will be shown at
the Indiana today, introducing GLADYS
Hulette and Edward Earle in an in
teresting story concerning a young
school teacher who is abused by a
cruel guardian and who is saved from
a frightful death by her crippled
sweetheart whose strength is restored
apparently by a miracle A roaring
college comedy entitled He's a
Bear" and "a laughable romantic
farce. The Girl Halter" will be
shown on the same bill.
on Saturday dainty Edna Mayo inn
personates a boy in the romantic
drama entitled The Little Deceiver, -
and by her personal charm adds much
TO the in est Of the picture. Helen
Holmes. q. former South Bend girl
who has had quite a pronounced sue
cess III the films by riding wild en-
gines and rescuing imperiled train
men. Will be seen in a new release
entitled "A RailrOader's Bravery" on
the same program viii be seen one
of the latest Selig animal pictures
Beautiful Belinda
Coming attractions of importance
are announced at the Indiana in
Guiding the first Of the Ring W. Lard
ner's baseball series. From Bugs q
Gus TITLES Punctured Romance, q
and Judith Of Bethula."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
TO INCREASE AMOUNT
OF HOME GROWN FOOD
English Cabinet Receives Report
From Board of Agriculture
ON Question.

LONDON. Aug 13.-The cabinet
has received an exhaustive report on
wayns of increasing the amount of
home grown food in 1916 submitted
by the food supplies committee of the
board of agriculture.
The committee finding that suffi-
cient number of farming implements
for an extensive increase in wheat
acreage could not be manufactured in
England, has recommended that the
government buy a large quantity OF
agricultural machinery in the United
States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13

DES MONIES. Iowa. Aug. 10
Dist. Judge McHenry saved Bedford
u. sudbury Of Bloomington, Ind
having two wives and returned I'M
scathed 10 him a legacy of 100000
Sudbury married a Muncie, Ind,
woman in 1893, but the couple sepa-
rated i'm 1898. In 1914 he remar-
ried Mrs. Sudbury No. later at
tempted 10 obtain part OF the legacy.
hut Judge McHenry learned Sudbury
had obtained a divorce by default.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
AT THE LASALLE.

Miss Charlotte Walker. one Of the
most charming Of the younger Amer
lean stars. will make her film debut
at the LaSalle today in a picturiZa-
ton Of "Kindling.' The play is a
very strong arraignment of unhealthy
tenement conditions. and Miss Walker
has one of the best opportunities in
her entire career for emotional work.
Miss Walker is the wife of Eugene
Walter. the famous playW right.
"Kindling" deals with the sordid
life Of New York existence. In a most
sympathetic mcnner IL tells the life
story of Maggie Schultz and her hus-
tenement. owned by a rich widow,
whose ideas of sweet charity do not
concern her own property.
This play, which had a long and
highly successful Broadway run, is
one of the most daring and dramatic
offerings ever produced on the Amer
lean stage. II hits at the big things
OF ife-the elemental emotions-and
hits at them hard. ON the same pro-
gram will be seen the comedy
There's Many a Slip"
THE Clue" in which Blanche Sweet
makes her appearance at the LaSalle
Saturday, is. as might readily be in
fered from the name, detective
drama involving the problem of a
murder mystery. The clue, from
which the drama takes it's name, is a
Russian coin which has been given
by a Russian adventurer, Count Boris,
10 a rich American whose hand he is
seeking TO win and which has been
given by her to the American gentle
man she really loves, just to prove
that she does not hold the keepsake
20 be of value in her eyes. When the
brother of Boris lis murdered this
4 . dor
and therefore tends 20 divert atten-
ton in the wrong direction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
At DREANulAND

A' Japanese dancing party will be
held at SpringbrOok this evening. ORR
entail souvenirs, decorations and music
will be the special features of the
evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-13
HORSE OWNERS. TAKE NOTICE,

ON account OF the picnic 10 be held
at MacNortOn park by the horse
snoers OF South Bend. Mishawaka and
hikhart. saturday. Aug. IA, all shops
VIII DC closed for the day as custo-
mary. COMMITTEE.
Adv
The Alaska citizen., 1915-12-06
WONEN'S CLUBS IN WASHINGTON

r~I%1~10%SI~SOO OOSOO1SOO~SS~o in the old sense. in which a few came together to do good to the town. 10 give it things, to induce U- l.E prominent cltiae" tJ ton tribute fountain. They did that way when only few in the town had an inkling of what could be done NCw the need is to develop the whole town to have not merely an inkling but face to face look at what the world is learning abour ii, inE The Hew spirit of c0nnIni ty realization is to the old idea of iMprovin-, what the new princi- pie CT constructive philanthropy is to the proceedings of Lord and Lady way of civic work is the way not Of paternalism but of humanhood.
 The heart of it is the revelation If the Teal solidarity in any town, aud in all the towns conn. unity cnn sciousntss can be developed, bat not without effort. Each community must recognize its own essential social functions as builder of the life Of the state and the race This can come about only by constituting that commun ty, not by r'er'ly liv- ing in it CT on 1t. The means to this end is service. The end t seeks. and this is really the begin ming, is not town improvement" but fellowship.
 In the different conferences such subjects as the following will be presented in short. pithy speeches.:
 The spirit and equipment needle l by civic workers"
 Nj eting the practical needs Of the community
 How civic clubs may cooperate with towns in community house keeping"
 Training citizens in the public school"
 The community center
 The community sing"
 "Civics and health"
 "IFCW . make our towns beauti- full"
 An open discussion with ques- tions on practical and local prob lems."
 The general invitation helps to spread the federation idea, and Sc cures meetings of all people most in terested in civic work. The civic5 committee have had a list of books on civics and kindred subjects print ed on postcards to be sent to club women with a request to report to the chairman of the committee the titles of books read They have also suggested that cleanup week" in the fall and the spring be appointed for the entire state. Such unity of effort would give to the work a powerful impetus.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-12-06
NOIlCE OF FORFEITURE.

To F. G. Manlcy. c. Lamb. Tom Woodson, Frank Lawson, Frank Boarman, Henry Stroup, Julius Myer, Clarence Berry, Theodore Witte, Robert Dunn, l.. Stroup judgment of creditors, their heirs, administrators, executors, assigns representative or any other per sons claiming interests therein You and each of you are hereb, notified that during each of these years 1910, 1911. 1912, 1913, 1914, and 1915 We have expended one hundred dollars ($10O) in labor ar. improvements on the Marrow Chan nel Atlantic, Colorado, Pacific, Box Canyon, Oregon, Arctic. Missouri Amalgamated Fraction association claims, on Goldstream, from Moose creek down stream, Fairbanks min ing and recording district of Alas ka. in order to hold said placer mining claims under the provisions tutes of the United States, said labor constituting the annual assessment work for the years mentioned.
 You are further notified that if within ninety (90) days after the last puDllCauOn or thlS notice, yOu as co-owners having an interest in the above named placer mining claims fail or refuse to pay the undersigned your proportion of the ex penditures requested to hold said claims as aforesaid for the years 1910, 1911, 1912. 1913, 1914, 1915, your inter est in said placer mining claims for which you failed to pay your share will become the property of the un dersigned, under the provisions Of said section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 D. L. THOMAS,
 J. P. NORRIS. Date of first publication Nov. 29 1915.
 Date of last publication March s, 1916
The Alaska citizen., 1915-12-06

\ Seattle paper Of recent dat" gives an idea of what the Washing ton State Federation of Women g clubs is doing in civics. The arti- cle. written by the Plssilgn'. Mrs Solon Shedd of Pullman. Wash says:
 The ci.ics committee Of ,ec Wash iagt n saate Federation Cl women clubs. of which Mrs James Cowan Wilson. of Wenatchee. is chairman, has planned in most comprehensive way for the stimulating of civic in terest throughout the state. It has arranged for series of civic con ferences in seven central districts of the state. with subdivisions of these where calls are sufficiently urgent These include North-Cen- tral Washington at Wenatchee; Spo- kane North Yakima district Ia ma-Seattle-NtT Vernon distrirt, in cluding four counties; also the Southwestern district at Chehalis.
 This committee held two civic conferences last spring, one in Sea tie and one in Burlington. They were received with such enthusiasm by both men and women that these two districts planned 10 ro- peat the conference during October
 The first conference of the series was held in Wenatchee, Saturday. October ?, in the high school au- Aitorium The meeting began at h A. NJ. ami continued throughout the day. X luncheon was served at noon by the Home Economies department, for a minimum charge,
 Invitations were sent to all wo- mems clubs. whether federated or not. The great desire of the civics committee is that every organization of women interested in the welfare of the home town send as large a deleeation as possible to these con ferences, Each club will tell what they have done and are doing Clubs are not to wait for a special invi- tation, but send word of the num- Der coming and of the organiza- ti0ns they represent.
 The idea of the district civic con ference is a new application of an old idea to local civic needs. and, so far as is known. this is the first state in the Union to carry out this plan The object is also to find out what has been done to make the community all it might be, and to train women as well as men for efficient community housekeeping. This cannot be done in one day. but practical methods of work can be presented and the sources for the best information along all lines of civic improvement can be made known.
 This is not town improvement