Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

s1ty, Des Moines, Iowa. Lombard college, Galesburg. Iowa Penn college, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
 Iowa college, Grinnell Iowa. One-haf scholarship, Columbia School of Expression. Chicago, III.
 State Teachers college, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
 Those suggesting loans to young women, should bear these schools in mind, and if, convenient advantage should be taken of their offers. At our Denver convention we learned 1 that our donations to this fund in the last two years, 1917-19, totalled sum equal to that given in the last ten years, and by far the greater part of this amount contributed during the last year, fulfilling the Colorado slogan 100000 in 1919"
 Our number of beneficiaries at this date registers 425, and 110 girls have paid up in full. These loans have been made to girls residing in nearly every state in the union, and in British Co., iumbia. Applications for loans are re- ceived almost daily and it is the first time in the history of the fund that we do not have a long waiting list for loans when available.
 Our fund has increased since the close of the convention until the totals now amount to:
 Cash on hand, March 1, 1920. s26,715.23 Liberty bonds and W. s. S.. 6,575.92 Notes on hand ........- 71,352.54 Total amount of fund. March l, 1920 .............f.. $104. .64S.6S The board of directors of the Y W. c. U. will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. C. Ellis, 1242 ! Federation day will be observed at the Osborn Woman's club on Wednes- s day when the officers of the federation are invited to attend the session. Mrs. H. c. Lockett, president of the Central Arizona District federation, will give a brief talk on club matters and an ex- ceptionally clever musical program will be presented. The annual club bazaar ' will be held on December 1 and the millinery class will continue it's ses- sions on Saturday afternoons during the season. The Wednesday meeting was in charge of the civics department, Mrs. Ida Van Kirk being the principal speaker. Her subject was Training For Citizenship" Plans for the Red Cross drive were made at this time when tn efollowing lieutenants and the workers were appointed, with Mrs Charles Aune and Mrs. J. NJ. Creighton commanders:
 Mrs. H. c. Davis, lieutenant; Mrs c. F. Rocker, Mrs. R. L. Bayless, Mrs l.. L. Hotton. Mrs. H. F. Middleton. \ Mrs. J. J. Heard lieutenant: Mrs. L. E. Morris, Mrs. M Flynn, Mrs. A. F / Baus.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Rice, lieutenant; Mrs R. N. Leaman. Mrs. L. J. Lawrence. Mrs. c. D. Paxton, lieutenant; Mrs Lida Evans, Mrs. Frank Williams. Mrs Harry Mccoy
 Mrs. Maude Frasier lieutenant; Miss Anna Brown. Mrs. Clarence Meister Miss Barbara Barnes.
 Mrs. Temple Emery, lieutenant; Mrs Andrew Jaeobi. Mrs. c. A. Wiltsee, Mrs A. w. Sandige, Mrs. C. H. Ingalls,, Mrs Emil Johnson
 Mrs. C. M. Downey, lieutenant; Mrs Gregg Scott.
 Mrs. w. H. Knox, lieutenant; Mrs K. K Koontz Mrs Harve Duncan Mrs. c. c. Conner
 ., Mrs. Angus Douglas. lieutenant; Mrs George Vaughn, Miss Anna Christian Mrs. Walter Bartol
 Mrs. Henry Powert, lieutenant; Mrs Helen Fine, Mrs. Fred Whitton.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Winter president O the General Federation of Women! CluDS Has WTllleu . neWSY message concerning citizenship council pro grams and publicity to the general fed eration news which will be of interes to club women. It follows
 By Mrs. Thomas c. Winter
 Surely we voted!-every club woman in the United States As surely as WI believe in government by republican democratic forms, we practice our be lief. There is no other way of provini -s., to our rights and privileges. Some O us voted the Republican ticket, som the Democratic ticket some the Pro Id hibition, some the Socialist and som the Farmer-L Labor. But we are clu women and we walr better, cleaner happier and more idealized Americ; We differ a little as to which part will help us most toward these ends but what are differences anon friends? Just a stimulant to more a1 tivity. Some of Us are enthusiast lover our candidates and some of us al