Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-10
LIBERTY SLOGAN IS SOUNDED BY
 MONDAYC[Ub
ABLE AND TIMELY AD- DRESS BY MRS. TIMER HOPE, THE PRESIDENT !; IN MOULDING ORK
 AHEAD FOR THE YEAR.
(Frcm Sunday, Daily.)

The rcconvening of the Monday Club of Prescott for beginning its 22nd year, occurred last Monday, and the occasion was appropriately ob- served, with an unusually large at tendance.
 The principal feature, however was the address of the president, Mrs. w. H. Timerhoff, in which loyalty was the keynote Excerpts from her able address are as follows:
 Vacation time is over. A sense of renewed life stirs within club circles and in the course of the next few weeks we hope plans will be laid for Winter activities.
 Tn the first place let me make this statement, which is not intended per sonally. Before my years work as your president is ended, you may all conclude that the shoe fitted my case exactly. I trust the members can be aroused to a full understand ing of the good work to be derived from weekly attendance every Mon day, and I know and realize that you will be making sacrifices by so doing. But we need you.
 Safeguard our women. We must teach all women the necessity of standing firmly for normal industrial conditions as far. as may be Tn war time. This is the spirit which clubs should encourage. The question ot food conservation is too vital to be put aside for consideration for to- morrow. The requirements are im~ perative but easy, and women, wheth- CT identified with clubs or not, can respond with little inconvenience to their families, but with inestimable value to the cause of America. We have started to carry out this plan in our own club, consequently the spread today is a little below par. This nation must have patriotic ser vice at this time, but such service IS not all rendered with the knitting needle, vitally important as it is. More vital today is the story of Browning, when the world is in need of higher
 ideals and forgetfulncss of personal interests. Browning's philosophy will fit the student to take her place in any circumstance in life, whether in the home, society, club work or pa triotic service. Women as well as men have enlisted for service, and both are willing to give to their ut most ability in defense of world Lib crty-time, money even life if need be- We must be up and doing our bit It | service and not tears the world wants. We arc all soldiers and linus. not grumblc whether the ser vice required is to shoulder arms or save food. The tears must be wiped away and the brave heart stceled for duty. While clubs will, during | the coming year, give much time to Red Cross work, and hold themselves ready for other war service, they will, however, prepare for peace.' which is surely on the way. * While I do not think that success IS measured by money, an estimate Of success cannot | be disassociatcd from the cash value that is put in our work. Loyal ty should certainly be adopted as the slogan of our club, and when the president needed to change commit tees she found this spirit as decidedly emphasized, with members them selves as enthusiastic and willing to serve in any capacity So with loyal ty shown by all the social and finan- cial success of our club IS assured.
 "Womcn, indeed, have thought that God, great mercy gave. it only freely the flag might wave, but thus they have thought not only because the Stars and Stripes have stood for the ! freedom of men, but of women and children as well. It has stood and still stands, nay, must ever stand, fo1 advancement among lines of liberty. from opprcssion's yoke. And, now, at time when the Stars and Stripes arc called to wave encouragement on battlcfclds, club women throughout the nation are sounding note Of warning lest to some extent 1t should cease to wave over the land of the ! free at home.
 In conclusion, let me say that It we talked alike, thought alike, things would be intolerable. Monotony IS the death of friendship, club work and of interest in life. I hope for unity in our membership, and let us be up and doing, in thinking and planning for the future, and most helpful results will naturally follow"
 SILVER CUPS FOR