Arizona republican., 1917-07-08

distribution. Mrs. Frederick A. Staf- 1 ford, Miss Florence McAfee.
 December 5. Annual business meet ing.
 December 19. Industrial History of the United States, with special refer ence to economic effects to the tariff l Miss Anne Garnett
 American Commercial Policy, with referenceto economic effects of the tariff-Miss Elizabeth Crumby.
 January 16 Public Finance-Study of taxation and other methods of meet i ing government expenses. Budget, To- cal and national taxation and public debts-Miss Nell Wilkinson, Mrs. W. w. Watkins.
 ! Corporation Economics-Study of the growth of modern methods of large scale production nd distribution. Ben efits and dangers of monopolies and trusts. Plans for regulation-Mrs. Robert S. Fisher
 January 30. Money and Banking Miss Mary Isabelle Irwin Mrs. Arthur Esgate.
 Investment Market-Investment se curities, various classes of stocks and bonds. cause of prices in investment market-Mrs. Lyman Bennett. | February 6. Contemporary Theories of Sociel Reforms-Principles of vari- ous movements of the day which aim at reconstruction of industrial society," Mrs. Francis H. Redewill, Dr. Marian Williams, Miss Pearl Manley. February 20. Control of Poverty Studies of facts and causes of poverty and of contemporary proposals for it's prevention-Miss c. NJ Gilchrist, Mrs. George F. Raitt, Mrs Paul Bennett.
 March 6. Business program.
 March 20. Problems of Labor 1 Factory system, modern organization of labor, woman and child labor labor legislation, working mems insurance etc.-Miss Lillias Francis Miss Mar garet Hurley, Mrs. c. P. Hart April B. Immigration-Stud of causes and effects of immigration with special emphasis given to present day American issues-Miss Helen Armstrong. Mrs. F. T. Henshaw. April IT. Criminalogy-Stud of crime from the social point of view including it's causes, and the treatment of the criminal-Mrs. Charles Hugo Schulz, Miss Edna Swingle : May 1. Discussion.
 Members of the Glendale Woman club will hold their regular monthly meeting for the Red Cross Wednes- s day afternoon at Red Cross head f quarters.
 After an absence of two years il Florence, Mrs. w. s. Norviel has re turned to Phoenix and it is the sincere y wish of all club women that she re
 sume the part she formerly played il s club affairs in this city. Mrs Norvie
 was an active member of the Woman. club nd although affiliated in but on. | department-the art and literature
 her position as club press correspond y ent brought her in close touch with tn e work in all departments so that sh = was recognized as somewhat of an au 5. thority on all club questions' Whil d away she retained her membership il
 the Woman's club and at the openinl S of the season will again participate il its activities.
 All residents of Phoenix who desir IS may obtain free instructions on can s, ming and drying of vegetables an e fruits by writing to the NatioEa
 Emergency Food Garden commission = This information is contained in l. communication to Mayor Corpstei l. from the commission in which the cit
 officials cooperation is asked in tn = conservation of food. In part the let l. ter follows:
 l. My Dear Mayor:
 d The National Emergency Food Gar = den commission solicits your co-opera
 tion in the conservation of food
 your community. Now that the produc
 tion of vegetables and fruits is well un
 der way, and your city, 1 understand
 has done a great deal more roo garden planting than it ever did befor it is essential that conservation of th
 production by canning and dryin l should have the immediate attention
 the women andthe housewives of you
 city. If vegetables and fruits al
 canned and dried during the summs
 there will be provided transportation
 cold storage, and commission men
 charges. This will not only decrea:
 the cost of living, but will immeasul
 ably relieve the transportation prol
 lem, which problem will be one of u
 greatest of the coming winter Abo,
 and beyond these reasons food coI
 servation is a patriotic duty of evel
 American citizen.
 + Enclosed in the letter were a nun
 Der of pamphlets demonstrating how
 be a food conservator. An article (
 Stop Food Waste,'' showing ho J much of the s7OO,0OO,OOO annual was in the home is caused by carele