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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Farewell Dinner Is
Given S. E. M'Mahon

=. y. " Mahon. nm exservice man
who has been engaged IN the real ~.
tat" and ol lease Business In Amarillo
for some time past. and who win leave
cor Chicago tomorrow ~ associate him.
s'lf with the Armour Packing com.
pany. was rendered a farewell dinner
Tuesday evening at the Amarillo no.
tel Those present were q. s. VII.
Hams. W. " Thomas. O. II. Smith.
W ~ Browucl J. *. Boycc. ". G..
lioycc. q. r. Tomas. Hluchor Thorn.
George y Lindsay. Colonel John Gold.
INK Robert NJ. Moorc and =. T. McAia.
hon. the honor guest
Several talks were made Us the
guests. relating amusing and Interest.
INK experiences uf things which or.
CURED both IN The army and civil lie
and the party broke up ~ u late hou
with expressions Ut regret that an uld
friend and cpmmdc must leave. but
~ qualification That be- was called Ca
q scene where his peculiar ability VIII
find wider scope ~ activity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
No Date Set For
Spring Ceremonial

Potcntatc George staplcton. Chief
Eahlan .. r Nicholson u shamrock.
Assistant Rnblan q. u. Jamison and
Recorder u. u swift were elected
at a meeting ~ Khiva Shrine held
Tuesday night 10 go ~ delegates to
the Imperial Council II the A. a. o.
y. ~ s. whiCh will meet In Atlanta.
Ca. iho latter part OF May.
The m"mbcrs ~ Khiva shrine wcr.
urged 10 get as many petitions - pos.
sihlc Tor The spring ceremonial No
dai" has been set as yet FOR that meet
INK but u is expected that II viii Ia
held after the ~ I'aso and Dallas
Scottish Rite Cunslsiurios have md
their spring reunions. This wih L.
done Ia ord O. that candidates can tak,.
the Scottish ldtc work al these meet.
inEs and then come 10 Amarillo To-
take the shrine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
THE NEEDLE CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR THE NEW YEAR

The members ~ the Needle Club met
yesterday afternoon nj J o'clock at M,
home OF Mrs. q. !. Num-. 1915 Taylur
Street Tor the purpose ~ cleciing ON
GERS for the new club year. There waH
full attendance IL the members. and
the following officers We're elected.
President. Mrs. e u. jackson: Vice
president. Mrs. l.. e. Nicely. and treas
urer. Mrs W. Il Holm.
Plans were also laid for a : o'cloo K
dinner to be- given saturday evening"
al the home II Mrs Edgar Wilson. fui
the husbands of the different mcmbDs
~ the club.
Following the business session. q.
club members were honorcd 10y two
splendid addr, sses. rendered 10y DR.. n
W. Virgin and Mr.. ". u, Estes. ON the
subject u Better Homes. after which
a delicious salad course was served by
the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
REV. w. H. VIRGIN AND w.
3. ESTES ADDRESS
P. {. C.'S.


Tho = y. O's enjoyed one Of IN,
most dclightful meetings 81 the yea
yesterday afternoon. az the home a.
Mira, y. "a. Charles. 1879 POLK street;
the subject fug the afternoon was
state Public Health" and the fol
luwins interesting program was rrn
dcrpd under the lead rship II Mrs
q. r. ThoW1s.
state Public Health
| The u I cross Nurse After the Wac
Mrs Thomas
! Paddle Ecal,h Nursc.
| Clinics frr school children.
! VOCAL Duct-Mrs \. ". shouts ami
| Mrs M8ule Wilson.
Duriug IN" Afternoon the members
were hunnrcd ~ scNe.al splendid al
dresses hy Egy. II " Nirgln. Mr.. W
! L.. Estes and Miss carter.
EN Virgin TALKED on BETTER
Homes" having stress On the Fac, tha;
| while Amarillo H. sinl IN her youth
1rl has the opportunity of control.
.ng and arranging IN O sy,,culti
manner her growth AMI development.
| hat STEPS should De- taken toward tho
| end IL rkiuv uLr Queen City 81 The
! Plains city Beautiful in every sense
| uw the word
The h.sincss section IN general
wholesale. manufacturing and retail
Ing houses. should hc separated by
J definite arrangement. from the resi-
4 leni.rl sections 10 tho ".tv Dr.. VII
gin a'so TALKED GA the Better liom,s
1 Institute" q series Oi lectures Hni
| 'Xh.hits tn hp w,s,uted O. the prup'
| Il Amarillo. beginning Ilnu1ry 2ith
by Representatives 81 that branch p
The Chicago Art Institute. At thu,
| limo Prof Crane viii give an ilta
tratcd lecture on the value ~ harmony
md artistic effect. IN the furnishing
| md arrangement uf the homo. Prof
hemingway win also give nr address
N "Colur Value and Architectural
gcluty Another interesting fc,tu',
4 the Better Homes Institute. Witch
| figured In Rev. Nirgiu.a's address. was
| lecture On THE Art Il Dress" ~
De- rendered ~ Mrs Evelyn H. Han
| agn.
The subject 81 Better Homes
4
hui especially the urls and women ~,
our city. and Il Is hoped that every
girl ana woman iH Amarillo viii a.
tend this s'rics ~ lectures. ns u wi!
Afford q grcut opportunity O. cultivat,
thcir love q the hrauiiful
The address made by Mr.. ". u. rs
tcs was based ON the new auditorium
that b. 81 be- erected tn Amarillo. ans
lts many advantages,
Miss Carter. the puhiir school nurs'
'slkcl ON health conditions IN the puh
llc schols of the city. having une1rthc
! conditions. during her work In ou
! schools. that the general public Az
not familiar with. which are really an
, pailing Many IT the students. accurl
ing io Miss Carter. IN our publ
schools. are IN dire need ~ mcdica
attention. hut are too poor tn pay g.
such Treatment. The doctors of IN
city have been exceedingly gcneroa
In the way of giving free trcatmc !
" thcse children, but as the price =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Baptists Offered
CANYON Club Ground
oHold Encampmenf

Aside from tNc election of dire,ta.s
and officers sfuet 1.lu,s no jhr Cr0.
Won Guy club d,,esmio'i 90 meeting
hold jhis wcrk o. offer % enc napiius
g Tcy1s The club rIuHult ter 90. pur
uusr - holding their ,ulmppcpt
how 'y,r. hrs not SCI been dco.doI
upon.
Dire tors cicrt,l g., The club are q
g. Poster. u. s. Z. lurham 4. u
Gamble : " WHIT o. ~ Enrk. ~ "
MCrc'ccR and Oscar Hunt
Officers Tor thy ,usHuv year are q
q Foster. pr,s,d..t. a. g. lilt,k. Nirr
president ana o. r Hunt secretary
TREASURER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Belle Bennr,ts Enjoy Interesting
Session

The Hell. BENNETT Missionary Snci'
~ II thu pIk street Methodist Chur''
met Yesterday afternoon tur q sp'cr
lid program al three o'clock, IN III
church annex.
PROGRAM
Subject: Mission stations In Florida
Leader Mrs. &. y. Smith
Bible Lesson isracls Ar'lorg How
lisa. II -.
Prayer
Hymn.
Topi,, Tho civ 81 Tampa.
Facts About Tie Chy oi Tampa
Mrs. Cll,cr.
WOLF Settlements
It's NeiehhurS-Nlrs. shelton.
It, Past Ministry Mrs Waddill
Its Present Scrylc,---Mrs. Nicolsoh
The Goal Walden Settlements.
Communities Mrs Hc,mont.
Schonls Airs wiitcur1h
Social Center Mrs. Hardy.
Prayer,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

nav, mt once each month hut from
now on the pastors ana lnvmcn VIII
meet tog' thor quarterly. This " Tho
first time that the pastors and lnymon
have met together and the meeting was
o. rrpnt su,resg The next conference
viii take place In March ~ rlainylcw
10 The s1mc time ~ the BAPTIST North
west Texas Bible conference.
According ~ plans there viii BE- two
meetings az the conference each year
IN Amarillo. one at plalnvicw and one
during tiN annual cncampmcnt NJ Can.
Won
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
THE LAST DEMAND.

Life. you have bruised mo and chile.
me.
Fate. you have jcercd nt ms pain;
Dreams. you have mocksi while yoT
thrilled mc-so ! turn 30 the bit
u" again.
Love. you ha,. blessed me and ia
me: the lips that have kissed you.
you smitc.
Hope. you have urged me and flel mo.
but left X the joy II the fight.
Never WIS . coward Now must
prove my worth.
World I viii give vpu nv courage. not
tears hut a hard.b"ught ninth.
Work ct my hands I grant you. labor
and toll ~ brain.
Hut heart and soul shall be- waning
for they are dead % pain
Forward 4 fight e. the d,ath. thea
Life is q sorry jest
Ahead 10 the thick cd the tumul,'
Fat H. fool ~ the best
Courage. The war gods are GREATEST
Love u a false. fair light.
To arms! For dreams are fra.l bubbles.
and hope hut a song In IN, night.
World. l east down the gauntlet. fur
you were made to dcfy'
own iae a Zoe iur you mcttlr' "a
lighting let me die
Love. Hope and Dreams give you;
Life fung az your feet.
! will drink o. the drcgs 81 thr litter
Ter once had tasted II sweet
90 one last taunt I shall rob you; stern
I will claim my due;
one rccomp"nsc you snail give me.
hahn | will snatch from you
It's neither Fame nor Gl0iy-toys ,r
break and regret.
| demand a. conquer Memory | DO
mand that forget
= EuLth l.-l.,uNIn Don Nnn-l Sol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

dUrs aud .tUr, supplies is ,.,,clius
IS EsA ih'N Huot ainfl a. handle
this pUHuu rIthuHt th, h..p ut a..
city \ tree clinic that s'.il take Gaze
~ 'hr r'r'is ul oIr pIrlIc schn %
children was talked of by Mrs. carter
and DO b. L'pcj that such au institl-
tion VIII o. established in Amarillo H.
the near fHtur'.
At tho ciuao ot this Interesting pro
grab. dainty r,rist consisting u:
saudW..h' h.t coffee. stuffed DIV
ana mnrShm.llYW pudding wi'n
whipped cream was served los the hus.
tess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Members of the Scnior Fitlrlas Class
a. be Entertained

The senior F.lc,as Glass ~ the First
Hapiist Church VIII be- entertained "a
Friday evening "a Gl5 o'olock in tn
church parlors. \ delightful program
las been arranged Tor thr evening
and II is hoped that every member cf
the class VIII hc present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Engnian.iIayes

Gcnrr" l.nrnan ana Miss 1.oin
Hayes g Dallas. were married la.
uight ~ go o'ciocT NJ the Prcshy.
terrain mausc ~ Dr. L. Thomson. TINS
wedding Val come a. surprise Go
the many friends e Mr.. Eusman who
H. one ol the propr.ctars 81 the LII.
orty cafe. Mr. and Mrs Engman -
be- al home a. NOi Jackson street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Tire Worian', Auxiliary o. The Ieeiua
To Meet.

The Wunan's Auxiliary g. N" Legion
will meet with MIS- &. y Feeder. ST..
1900 jackson street. on saturday. jar
larv 18Th az three u'oluck.
An impor'1u' business session will
Do hold at this meeting. when officers
Tor the new yvr viii be- elected. 80 Il
Is urr'd that every m, micr b. IN ~.
tendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

Cnogndhas ree o. these feelings and and much
be,,,r WY don't
Ito for ln u a good
GIASGiR, H. 10 & Box q. kalamazoo Michigan.
Good health il yotu be rspra
ton her hubbard rpy mother and the life Of the home Without
she suffers ngs s household duties burden and her family
male miserable - h-r coalition
l. any wod that these irritable suffer
long fro such deranr conditions? ailments
the nerves ana Il has been sail t percentage
% blues
IRON some enlargement 81 The female organism
II women who this condition would only profit experience
others and take Lydia lnkhRms table
fng and unhpness would be
both husband and children
Lydia L. rinlan Private Book upon
ar To Women viii Ia sent % free Write
Ia The Lydia IT, Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn Massachusetts,
This book contains valuable information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Serial Notes aud Personal Mrntion

Mr. 4. VI. Pi;,man. county cler,.
has been called 20 CO. .man. Texas. or
aatbunt of the serious illness ~ his
mother and father
The many friends 81 Miss Florii
rittman will be- glad tn know that shy
IL rapidly improving after her recent
illness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
O-0-O-
The WOmln's Club 10 Meet

The Woman's club will meet on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ~. r.
Ware, 1910 Polk street az o'clock.
II IL requested that all members be-
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Wemrn Touri.l---..lienilon

Because of the scarcity n tourists
accommodations In towns near yellow
stone Park. the high school dorniior
IN Livingston. Mont, at the norihc o.
entrance Co the park, Is to De turn p
ir'o a hotel for women during the sum
rrer months. beginning nest jun
This Is gcing done ~ the Y. W. g. 3
of that district and viii be- under ihcii
management. There are great many
wom.n tourists IN Livingston over
summer and accommodations are liz.
tied.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
The ri,rIan Club

The ricriqn club viii meet 60
Thursday afternoon NJ ? o'clock. with
Mrs. y. =. Davis. 1897 Harrison street
and the following program viii lie rent
cred:
Peterborough Cathcdral-Mrs. Run
sell. Mrs. Ncsle.
Making the Ideal 81 the American
Home--Mrs Recdcr.
The annual business meeting Of th'
club will he held on January 20. nj tn,
home 81 Mrs. Madden.
--O-0-0--
Serial Na.ss a~d Pcslsonai MenIi"m'
Mr.. Claude wslcot has just return Il
from n trim g. Dallas ami Austin whcrs
he has hccn In the interest Il an opu
Sal law for Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Meeting ~ Thursday I'oriy.Two Club
Postponed

Thcr' win hr nu meeting II the
Thursday For,yTwu Club this wcc.
"a account - the death ~ little Betty
Lou Howard. The club viii meet W
regular session next Thursday after.
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

VIII Oiirion ~ the National Bank oi
Commerce was called To Hereford yes.
tcr,iny on account ~ the death II his
father. who has h,,u m for some time.
Mrs. =. NJ Neal has returned home
after spending the Christmas holidays
with her muthcr In Wellington. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
Residents Of City
Ordered to Remove
Snow From Walks

CITY Manager Colby yesterday gave
motto" that residents 81 Amarillo must
remove the snow from sidewalks In
front 81 their houses m promptly M
possible. and that all sidewalks must
10 cleared of SNOW by noon. each day.
lie points out the fact that u II Ia al
lowed to remain ON the sidewalk for
longer than few hours Il begins 10
pack and snun becomes dangerous 10
pasprsiy There N "A city ordinance
nn the subject which provides q fine
Tor those who do not comply with its
provisions and get the snow of tia
sidewalks This ordinance. says Mv.
Colby. VIII bc enforced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

Las AriErs C'el VIu mcet wi'h
Nh q ~. Nmea la-e Harrison str,c,.
on Friday Afternoon. promptly 40 zoo
O'Clock Al W,mhcrs are urged g.
attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13

Registered Hog Sale. Canyon. Jan.
18th. Write %. G. Roffey for eata-
logurs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-13
NERVOUS, IRRITABLE,
AlLING WOMEN
Mrs. RritaT Tells ln3 Sd. Eis Restored To Health After
Sliisia5 iGI 5aIe Than A Year.
Another Triumph for Lydia pinkhams Vegetable Compound
SUisi.l5 iGI tiGIo Than A Year.


Dimondlle, Mick.--"l had
Inflammation and q displace.
ment and weakness, and Il
had been neglected 80 long
that itcaused great pain, and
this affected my mind and
nerves so that | was very
irritable. | had severe pains
every month. 10 that | was
often obliged 20 lie IN bed for
two days at q tire. ! sui.
fered for more than q year
before my friends said, why
don't you try Lydia 4. Pink
ham $ Vegetable Compound?'
So | purchased one bottle
after another until I had
taken ten bottles, then Lydia
+. Pinkham's SanativeW Fash.
] received 30 much benefit
from this treatment that |
nm now able 70 do my own
work. Mrs. W ID. BRITTEN,
r. No. 2, Dimondale. Mich.
insther Michigan Woman says:
IL was bothered for a long
time with female troubles and
was so nervous ] felt almost
afraid at times. | also had Q
pain In my right side and
was certainly In 0 bad way.
lydia + flink ham'svegstabis
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Lord 6 Taylor

If Special Selling Of
Women's Fine Hosiery
In these days. when good silk stockings hard
get, we particularly fortunate in having most at
tracve collection only in brown, white and black
but in great variety Of evening shades That you may
benefit by your fortune in being able to choose from
such wide assortment offering these stockings
for limited time unusually low prices.
Silk Stockings Caneps Flair Stockings
S175 S225
An exceptionally serviceable These delightful awoo stock
stocking in black, white brown, ing the thing
grey, also in number of sports with the and Increasingly
and evening shades popular kncers And they
and tops also be full length with the
ordinary sports suit.
Open.Work Clocks, s365
Lovely fancy open-work designs AnSk Stockings s239
in black or brown. Black. white and brown
Ribbed Wool Stockings Childrens Cotton Stockings
Fashionable effects
the charming soft heather made with triple knee for active
shades for sports girls or boys
If Great event in G2oveS!
GlaCe Kid Gloves
$I.05
beautiful glove offered you absurdy low price.
This real opportunity buy your Christmas gloves
at considerable saving They a-clasp, full pi9ue
style. Handsome silk embroidery is in contrasting coors.
The beautiful soft quality and The charming Autumn suit
fine workmanship every point coors shown recommend them
the maximum Of douby Beaver grey mode.
service from these gloves white, black with white
1000 Yards Satin CharmeuSe
$I.O5 yard
Here is very special offering for Monday. All the
Fall colors, both for and evening shown,
with especially good supply of black, navy and
brown.
We have received such large Chiffon velvet faconne
Of charming duvetyne Canton crepes
lken fabrics within the last few satns de Chimes
days that really feel gee, chons and
should have formal opening of cades present beautiful
Silk Department. coos, ,theseason designs.
French Twill SerpeS
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
French Twill Serges
So yard

Only special purchase of this
superior quality, finely woven
wool material enables us to offer
it at SO modest price.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Women's Suits rs
BoryoaU cAntumn's (0lors

The tailored suit skerched above, for ex-
ample, seems very part Of the Fall landscape.
Rich Malay brown is the color of its fabric.
The collar is warm beaver, both shades that
harmonize with the tones Of October.
II is one of several slim, straight-line
models, developed in mochatex or duvet de
laine, with convertible fur collars, beaver,
squirrel or mole.
These suits lend themselves equally well
to wear with or without belt. There are
also plain tailored suits fashioned Of NOUS
syne and marked at the same price.
THIRD FLOOR
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

1t is the correct weight for frocks
and skirts, and in the fine dark
shade of navy that is in demand
now. 1t is 81 inches wide.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31

IRON COUNTY, MO.
461 Arthur HUFF, abst of fees Or ended Sept ~ 10 "a
4S4 T M Hawkins. sal and dep hire for Sept f9 IS
46 Add Reese, serv county Judge ! day 9 w
466 S A Trask, same oW
ACT VIM Sutton, same w
46S W H Blue, waiting on county court day ~
ov 469 VIM r Edgar, JL, salary pros atty qr ! j
ended October 31t 2o0 W
47O Vim r Edgar, salary prob officer or end
ed October 3st % w
All Mamie Walker, salary county treas Or
October 3ft and dis school funds 179 "a
- ar octtober aisf and tray exp 1T 05
473 Arthur Hui, deputy hire for October 50 90
80 = " OCTOBER s1s stand and trav exp - : 3oe rs
479 JLLogan, serv as school attd ofhcer = q
ov 6 I'll Arthur Huff, making R K and mer and
manufacturers tax books . IA
72 w HI Blue, waiting on Giro court and sum-
moning petit jury y
73 ] NJ Hawkins, salary and dep hire Tor oct o 90
- az mileaee 80 80 IL 90
75 9 4 Trasks Same II so
Via VIM sutton. same IL 80
TIT Blue, waiting on county court days bW
&c n 72i Arthur HUFF. abstract Of fees to Dec 3ist 348 90
722 Mrs Mamie Walker, salary. county treas
2mos and dish school funds 1S IL
= : : Nov Nov and Dec Dec : opess 313 80
74 w Fl Blue. waiting on prob court 2 days 6 90
725 Add Reese, serv as county judge day oOU
76 s a Trask. same 5 90
77 VIM Sutton. same 5 90
728 w Fl Blue, waiting on county court day 8 90
S9415 %
rocTc rJ rDrN5INAr cAcEc
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31
COSTS IN CRIMINAL CASES.

w H Blue, board Of prisoners
Treas Iron Co, fee bill, state VS. Jno FortneI
w H Blue, board Of prisoners
Treas Iron Co, fee bill, state vs. Cayringel
Same, fee bill. state VS. Stamey
w H Blue, board of prisoners
Same, same
Same, same
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-03-31

Feb'y 8 20
Feby 23 SO
May 8 tt3
June z 1852
1853
1854
Aug 8 424
Sept 8 436
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1921-06-02
CEN TRAL. |ZE
PUBL|(1|T !
FORCE d
STATE:
Development Board and In
dustries Association Com
bine to Work for Develop
ment of Agricultural and
Industrial Resources.

/ SAN FRANCISCO, Jane 2.-In or
der to begin Immediately statewide
program of development for agricul-
tural and industrial resources, the
board Of directors of the California.
Development board and the California
Industries association have completed
the amalgamation of the Two bodies
Authority for the amalgamation was
granted the board of directors by res
olutlon passed at a mass meeting at
Sacramento May 21st, at which We're
represented 500 delegates from COM
mercial bodies, farmers organizations
and industrial groups # the entire
state.
In voting 10 amalgamate the two
organizations the joint directorate
gave as the purpose of the joint OIL
CARNATIONS. first, to furnish leadership
IN the development Of agriculture Of
the state, consider its main problems,
survey its status and progress, and
furnish channels for publicity of a
general nature, and, second, to furnish
leadership IN development of manu-
featuring industries; encourage estab
lishment of machinery in industrial
centers for handling industrial prob
lens; provide for the collection of
data to be assembled as a whole in the
central bureau, and to furnish chan
nels of publicity for local objects.
The resolution further declares:
The work of the organization
should be related to every broad state
wide movement of an advertising ma
ture and all such organizations should
give this new organization their full
support, and, in turn, the organization
should undertake to supply with neces-
sary data and information all such
movements that in a statewide way
undertake to advertise or promote
California"
The establishment Of a state ex-
hibi tat the Ferry Building in this city
will be taken up and committees rep
resentative of the various counties
appointed, so that an exhibit may be
gathered that will be representative
of all sections and of all industries
and agricultural products of the state.
A plan will be Immediately put into
effect to ally all state organizations
with the central bureau, the resolu
ton on this point being as follows:
in order to secure cooperation of
activities as represented throughout
the state. organizations throughout
the state should be related to the ANAL
gamated organization in order that
efficient and cooperative centrally di
rected force be provided for the coor-
dination and consideration of the ag-
ricultural, industrial and commercial
activities, not Of any one section but
of the state as whole, thereby fur
nishing most valuable medium for