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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-25

OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To all whom these presents may come,
Greeting:
WHEREAS. it appears to my satisfac-
ton, by duly authenticated record of the
proceedings for the, voluntary dissolution
thereof by the unanimous consent of all
the stockholders, deposited in my office,
that REDER BROTHERS. INC, a cor
~poration of this state, whose principal Of
flee is situate at No, s17 Harrison Avenue,
in the Borough of Highland Park, County
of Middlesex. State of New Jersey (Hy-
man II. Reder. being the agent therein
and in charge thereof, upon whom pro-
cess may be served, has complied with
the requirements OF San act concerning
corporations tRevision Of is96l" prelimin-
airy to the issuing of this Certificate of
Dissolution.
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, THOMAS F.
MARTIN, Secretary OF State of the State
Of New Jersey. Do Hereby Certify that
the said corporation did, on the twenty
first day of April. 1891, file in my office
la duly executed and attested consent in
] writing to the dissolution of said corpora
ton, executed by all the stockholders
thereof, which said consent and the record
of the proceedings aforesaid are now on
file in my said office as provided by law.
In testimony whereof, ! have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal,
at Trenton, this twenty-frst day of April,
A. d. one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-ene.
IL. 81 THOMAS b. MARTIN,
Secretary Of State.
s402-l-25-5-2-s-1s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-25
THEATRES
"Thc Devil" at Crescent

DR.. Muller was called by his
friends a dear. amusing person"
A little eccentric, perhaps, but
charming and a wonderful host.
and SO interested in your welfare.
His disintcrested advice never
aroused doubts as to his sincerity
in the minds of those he played
with as a child plays with its toys.
But, DR.. Muller's sole thought
was to convert all things good and
true into evil. He vas evil, and his
friends were mere puppets that he
manipulated at will to further his
evil designs-a sport he revelled in.
George Arliss p%ortrays DR.. Null
at the Crescent theatre this week.
THE Devil' is a drama of tremen-
dous power and emotional appeal.
Vulgar is a word that has never
been applied to the comedies of
Harold Lloyd, the newest of which
Nov or Never" is showing at the
Crescent theatre. This Is indeed a
distinction and a deserved n
Harold Lloyd believes it is not
necessary to be vulgar to be funny.
In fact, he does not see fun In vul-
garity, and, furthermore, he be-
iieves there are enough people in
the world who think the same to
warrant makink clean comedies.
Nov or Never" is Harold Lloyd's
first comedy of a new series under a
new contract with Associated Elk
hibitors. AS usual, he Is supported
by beautiful Mildred Davis. A new
assistant is ~fouryear-old Anna
May Bilson, a crild for whom a
great future is predicted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-25
Ditmas Program

Movie fans of tho city are in for a
treat when "One Man in a Million"
the latest Robertson-Cole super
special release starring tho inimita-
bic character actor, George Beban,
opens at the Ditmas theatre Monday
for a run of three days. This new
six reeler has been nothing short or
n sensation wherever shown, and
critics are on record as having de-
cIared it the greatest drama ever
filmed, In the leading role Mr..
Beban gives a performance that he
his never before equaled during his
long career in the theatrical bust
The story Of zone Man in a Mil
lion" has to do with the reward
brought by kindness. Mr.. Beban In
the role of Lupino Delchini, an
humble and big hearted Italian. be-
comes pound master in a. western
town as the result of a good turn he
performed for a secret service oper-
alive. From the very start. there
fore, the picture carries the high
interest which is always felt in ami
mails and their many pranks.
Her Husbands Friend" the lat
| est Paramount picture starring Enid
Bennett, which la on view at the
Ditmas theatre this week. was
adapted to the creer from "Ths
Incubus" q novel by Marjorie Ben
ton Cooke. The picture, which is
considered one of the best In which
Miss Bennett has appeared, was d.
reeted by Fred Niblo. The support
ing company headed by Tom Chat
terton is an excellent one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

Chniil n. H.. John Humphrey. o. Norisriy.
N. NJ Archls Humphrey 81 Morierty, n NJ.
A. N. BER0ERE, Register
Oct 1923 30. Ney. 0-i1.
IN TIE UNITED STATES LAND OffiCk.
santa W.. State 81 New Mr1ico.
In the Matter of the Application for Pat
eut Of Oeiofoon Mining Company. a Cor
pufatiun. &C. the octuroon Group Lode
Aining Claims In Coyote or foda SPRINGS
Mining District nernnilio County, stats
SoSfICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Notice l. hereby given. that the octor
Don Mining Company. q corporation, with
its principal office At No zoe West Gold
Avcnue, IN the city o. Aihuq9erque. ker'
nalillo County. State u New Mexico, has
filed an application Tor patent for The DC,
IN Coyote Of Soda sprinss mining district,
survey No. ls49; and h further described
As Mineral survey No. 1st0, situated In
SECTIONS 0 4 (, Township 3 ", Range
8 y, Of the New Mexico Prime Meridian, In
the Masana National Forest. Beraalillo
County. state o. New Mexico.
The said Octoroon group Of lode mining
l45i linear feet u tho octoroon Lode.
1852 linear feet on the Octoroon No. 1
Lode, i2As.tE linear feet On the Octornon
No. 3 Lode. 1900 linear feet on tho De.
toroon No. . Lode and ltbo.20 linear feet
on the Nellie Lode, all 81 which ludes com
priao the ocinrpen Group. bearing lead.
copper aud other minerals. tho tanno be-
Ing for sarh q said iodcs, from their re-
srctive points u discovery, a. inlloNa:
Ociafoou lode. =. u degrees. n min.
utta y SIS n and s "a degrees ~ min.
uies W. 500 a. Octoroon No. 1 Lode, n
81 dcsrcs 20 iuinutrH T.. 90 n. and r.
81 drsresp % minutes W. i32o20 n De
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23
REALTORS GATHER
DATA ON OWN YOUR
HOME EXPOSITION
Committee Chairman
Writes for Methods
of Other Towns

Aibupucrduc'a first "Own Your
own Home" exposition, which local
real estate dealers have voted to
stage as "a stimulus 10 building, IL 20
be hold IN the spring. according TO
proant plans.
\ I. Martin. who vas named
chairman Of the committee "a. make
arrangements for the exposition. a.
now gathering data ON cNpositions
u bella In Norfolk. Virginia. Chicago
and Philadelphia.
The exposition MS planned nj pres
ont win hc held In thc armorN Tnc
exhibits will not only include the
varsity Of homes with different ftvlos
OF architecture which may be- burt.
but also plumbing supplies ana other
necessities which 20 TO make up q
modern home.
AZ soon rs Mr. Martin gathers tho
data. n meeting ~ tho committee will
he called To consider plans for the
expedition,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

what lo you wish us 60 DOE This
m,,hod viii take him Off his guard
aud ho NlIl cool down, hut u this
last method fails. toll him tn "a kindly
voice that you regret that YOU are
unable To- satisfy him, Keep your head,
thiak before you speak. Go not say
anything that W. continue the argu-
mcnt. ploy thu gentleman, and above
ADJ. do not worry. The barking dog
srldnm bites, and n you have done
your lpsi Co handle the cHus YOU may
.ut assured that the postmaster I'D
th. department viii back you mp. but
always Keep 600 mind hat you are the
pivot. settle n b. yuu can. remember
lue Of ul times hHt each end has it7
rights and % b. sour place To see thnt
each ,ud gets Its ju-f dues.
"h finished transaction is an asset.
unfinished business i7 Ia liability I'm
.-l tnp job
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23
Hays Advises Our P~ostmasters

WASHINGTON. oct. % -Cruitod
pross1 - Postmaster General Hays
has Canned % now code OF action Cor
tho window" man in our post offices
in dealing with people who are tom-
planning about tho dcll,i,gy OF letters
md packages.
"ln meeting thu public at the win
dow. bear ir mind that you are the
pivot or turning point. while thc pub
Nc is M one end b postmaster or
the department. h ou the other he
directs ln order promulgated lr Ar
s.stnut Postmaster General Wo-t
"So mutter how woll our business,
wuy lv conducted there VIII always
Co., errors 'f omission uH wei as
ntroIs of commission and those errors
are prone 10 produce 70 lack ul conf
demo. in tho post ,IIl"r department
and work toward tho d~'HiruHtinu of
its efficiency; hence. Fuu, as ihp pivot
or tuning point. must make 90 YOUR
business Co hold this confidence and
steady tho efficiency.
whether the complaint is due TO
tho fault of Nh, office cor the patron.
whether D. DO real or im1s nary. you
must meet &c. But hoW2
Hero BE- WHORE your diplomacy
must Dee brought into play BE % good
Iistpn,. do NOT side with him the
flrgt ching. show him how 20 dozen
things might have happened. hut
should you Doe convinced that yHI Ir.
wrong. climb the lIrhtj-WlTu l"u.'.
and toll h4m how much $50 regret n.
but will take tho matter up "ud VIII
use every effort Boo % power i1 see
that IL does not happen again.
should lac grow ugly, Keep cool
.-#.. .Hu .a .s#.urH 10 hundred words
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

toroon No. 2 Lode. y. a degrees Y. "a n
aad $. "a degrees W. iiztAs H. Oct.
room No. . Lode. 4 10 degrees
minutes T.. i2so9o n: Nsnie Lode. 4
70 degrees 40 minutes ". sti.5O a. aud
n. IA degrees 90 minutes u. eos.TO a. .
with Surface ground AGO feet, more or lssa,
In width on each side said above-named
iodes. al situated IN the Coyots or soda
springs Mining District, nernaiiiio eeuaiy,
New Mexico. and deacribed By the %ofiielsl
% the reEister Of the Santa Pc Land Dis.
iriet, New Mexico.
That tho description hereafter given Of
each q the lodcs. IL shown BY the field
notes and plat above referred 10. and tho
description 81 said lodcs u In substance
and matnrlality. the same a. that set forth
IN the notice Of intsntion 70 apply fot
paicnt 20 laid claims, posted thereon. on
the 2sth day % May. 1921! the said lode
Il described as ~falloWsi
OCrOkOoN LODE, SURVEY NO. 1ste.
BceinFing a. corner No. 4. whence Clos
inE Corner of sections 9 aud Al r. 4 N.
r. . y, n. n p ". on I, boundary Of
isleta Grant, hears 3. 81 degrees 50 MINI
tos W lbS24o T. thence, = n degrees
thence. y IA derrsss 20 minutes y.
1850 70 a. 70 corner No, . thence, N.
II degrees 20 minutes y. sac "a. 90 cor.
ner No. Z thence =, "a degrees ~ mimi
tcs w lsii r. 10 corner No. :. the place
oCrOR0os no. / LODE. SURVEY
NO. tsf0.
iBcrinping 81 Corner No. I. whence, Cios.
Jog Couor Of seeiinns s and a, n = ~,
n. 0 D., N. 81 T. ~. on y. boundary
fslria Grant. bears q 81 degrees 50 nina
- W $3.50 r.; thence, s. ~ degrees
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NOTICE ron PUBLicKFI0N.
tPubi!aherJ

u. s. Land Office. AZ Albuquerque, n. NJ,
Sept "a, 1921.
NOTICE l. hereby given that B~enIamin
TafGya. Of Albuquerque \ ". who. on May
B. 1917. made homestead entry 10. oai5t2
Tor W ~ Nv - SM Ia and : IL SN
Ia section 80. Township D North, Range
q hast. n. 81. l.. Meridian, har filed notice
o. Intention TO make three year homestead
proof. b. establish claim 10 tho land above
described before O.. 5, Commissioner, at
Albuquerquc. Bcrnalillo Co. n. NJ, on Nov.
.. 1891.
Claimant names A. witnesses; Tomas 10
vato. Albuquerque, n NJ Luis Martinez.
Albuquerque. n NJ; L. Nlete. Albuquerque,
=. NJ; Juan foleE Muriauy
A. NJ BERGElE. Register.
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Gasoline Bus Run on
Railroad Tracks Aida
Short Line Problem


n. c. Ten Eyck. vicc president and
general Of the New Mexico
Central railway. believes ne has dis
covered tho solution for troubles OF
non-pnying branch and short-lino
railways. Il IS nothing more than an
automobile truck rebuilt for railway
uassenger ana freight service.
To cntnbl ah six-day service on his
road nj n profit. he had a TaRoline
car constructed. Using the chasris OF
a truck as a basis, regulation car
wheels we've placed on tho aNiea and
a hus body constructed TO carry %
u baggage and express. Al
though recently Installed on the run
between Torrance and Santa Fc. II
already has proved "A success. he said
yesterday while here on a business
"trip.
"As Il can to operated By an engi-
neer. fireman or anyone familiar with
gasoline engines. and another man, u
IL economical ! believe Il 10 the soiu-
lion Of the problems 81 the non-pay-
ing general passenger and freight
AGENT OF branch roads" he Tod w.
n. Brown. the santa Fe railway In FL
Paao.
The gasoline car leaves Torrance
Monday "Wednesday and Friday at 8
a. IN. ON TUESDAY. Thursday and
saturday the regular Local combina-
tlon train leaves Torrance.
Jueoslavia II planning to ciectrlfy
its entius railroad system.
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NOTICE ron JUSTIFICATION.
prpARrNrStTP r M Tal fSryn,o,

U. 5. Land office At Santa Fe. y. 81.
Oct n. 1874.
Brown. Of Barton. N. a.. who. on Jan Is,
1871 made homestead entry No. 0a5iss.
ies ~ Z is s,S 20 ? =
ship . NJ. Range 7 ". n. ~. 2. Meridian,
hiss filed notice Of intention 10 make three
year proof. 20 establish claim 10 the had
eeivsr. v. :. Land Office. Al Santa W. y.
~, on Nov. 20, 1921.
Claimant names a. Witnesses; Glen
prather. Barton. n NJ; g. l.. Lloyd 81
Chilli, y. n John Humphrey, o. Morlarty,
n. NJ Archie Humphrey ~ Moriarty, ~ n,
M A. NJ BEh0knE. Register.
Oct. Ia-2a- 40 Nov. as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

LEGAL NOTICES ~
NOflCE OF SUIT
No. 1905
STATE or NEW MEXICO,
Crunty Of Bernuliilo,
In the District Court,
John Anderson. plaintiff
Va
Ruth Anderson. Defendant
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS;
You arc hereby notified that a suit has
been filed against you In the said Court
and County By the above named plaintiff, ~
which the taid plaintiff prays Tor an alb
soiute decree Of divorce on the grounds 81
Abandonment. And you are further notified
that unless you enter Or eause 10 be enter
ed your appearance In ss.d cause on or
before the lAth day % November, A. d.,
1891. judgment win be rendered "a said
cause agnlnat you ~ default and the re
lief prayed for will be granted.
tn. name Of the plaintiffs attorney y
John Lehncf. whose post Office address Is
CsoaD Fred Crollott. CLERK.
by Harry =. Lee, Deputy,
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State News

NJ. \. Combs. OF the East Grand
Plains district ChHvgs county, made
the mistake III trying 10 pour EhHo-
line from n barrel into q small con
tainer hy the HIGHT Of "a lantern with
an opcu flame. The barrel c~Xploded.
Cunb'a iifc was saved 10y "a ucighhof,
who wrapped him iu "a coat
Mnvor John NJ Rose 81 Roswell
has appointed Carl Gordon nH chief
Of police OF Roswell. succeeding u
W. Cormru. resigned Tho change
followed % rrccnt shukrup IN tho
Roswell police department ln which
all members Of % force were re-
moved.
W. ~. Bicllr NJ Gallup has gonc
to Washington To- receive the 33d
degree iu Masonry
Roswell newspapers refer proudly
10 tho fact Chat with 70 total uf Ht"
city ordinance Boo force. NOT one was
violated durin- the past week.
with five bond huyora ON tho
ground. tls p%urtHIos school board
last week rejected an hlds for an
iRsu. ut school Iuuis recently uu
thor.y.I Iy iHo people The ho1ti
resolved mot 60 soil tho bonds under
W l'L ,'N' N' ".N iNi
N"w bids Wcr. nsErd, TO ho uhult
tod ON November -.
-
Tho Mills Developer o. wocklN
n~ovHu'urr. h1H been moved q" MOS
quer" HprlInE county scat OF gov
cruw,nt
-
Som. 40 crlr.ua eases and $50
tivl ,uH g.u uH tHn docket ~ Nc
EiuiUy county district court now ln
s.s.i.r si C1Ilrr Ncltiul.v county
b. NOW .n trr fr.t judicial district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23
nnnNT,sI -ToR wIsnIN0

TVVNT n "TVW NT|TTTNW
Don't Wish you could find a !ob-find H.
Don't wish you could rent your ApArt
mcEt-Rcnt H.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell u.
Howl
by using the ucfAld's Classified Columns.
Phone Hlh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23
H0TioE ron FubLIoATf0H.
nrp..rvrR ueesAssl ,vrv.,o,

y. = Land offler Is ssaia ~. n. n.
NOTICE Il hereby given that Edith n. Ham.
mond, formerly Edlih n. Macdonald. of Abu-
enerque, n. n. who, on November 20. 1913,
. 5, z, 40, NV IA sW "a Section "a,
Township ~ ", Range s r.. n. AZ. r.
1eridiah. has filed notice Of Intention 10
70 the land abote described. before . =
Commissioner, ~ Albuquerque. bernaiillo
Co, n. NJ. on Nov. ~, 1921.
kloek. Of Albuquerque. n NJ; r, p, Case
brock, Of Albuquerqae. NJ. NJ: Fraak BlA.
lock. Of Tiieras. n NJ Epifanlo Gareia. 81
A N. RERaERE. Register.
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Slss,s' r as1to = e , ssss,.. IA
49, = y s ssss., n q
inins.ss ". 'tsiisS Il. 70 sorss1 h 4
oiscsrbsscof' Il ''ss''ii oDs. sunvKr no.
Iefp.
Bsgiaalnr ~ corner No. d whence 11es-
Ks oein'' I" y a. ssa , ssana.ss
- y, 2aiso ~; thsass 3 ~ desree
issnse. n a. aeerres ii mlnuies 4 isiis5
40 minutes vi 900. 10 q. " corner So.
= , sss"s' 10 j. ,hs s'S Pisss y hseisniss
ocrohook NO, , i3pE SURVEY 10
Beginning a. corner W, l.. wtease clee
n 3 q. \. NJ p. NJ On y. boundary
fslete Grnnt. hears =. 80 degrees "a nlp1p
isg W l25I2o e theme. : "a dssess.
,heass "a degrees - minutes x. iasi
y 70 eatner No. o. thence. n. "a degrees
20 lninassss ". sti r. 70 corner No a.
,tsi 20 a. 70 corner 80 !. the place q
NELLIE LODE. SURVEY NO. isas.
beginning 81 corner No. 4. whence Cipe.
H. S'rnsF !" n $500 one brousass,;
w loas SO d shsnse, III dssress 4
thence y IS degrees 2 ltas 90 q. y
minutes ". eoolo ~ TO corner No. a
thence, : "a degrees 30 minutas ".
iiso.To n. 90 corner No. 1. the place o.
beginning.
rhe total srss claimed a, shouu by The
Plat end fold notes esclaflse ~ conflict
o. the IHlela Puebia Grant. Il 81. oe5 acres
Daiss At sanla ~ \. Mex. This stu
M.. BERoERE. Register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES

Jusosiavia II planning to ciectrify
its entius railroad system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

Tho Mills Developer % weekly
n%ovapnurr. hos been moved 20 MoH
qusro Hprl.nE county scat OF gov
Crumtut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

W. 49, BIcll, ~ Gallup has gone
10 Washington to- receive tho 33d
degree Boz Masonry.
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Roswell newspapers refer proudly
20 Tho fact tN1t with 70 total ri 81"
cts ordinance Boo force. mot One was
violated durirl the past week.
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MAYOR John VI Rose ~ Roswell
has appointed Carl Gordon na chief
81 police or Roswell, auccocding u
Cormru. resigned Tho change
followed % recent shukrup IN tho
Roswell police department in which
members OF the force were re-
moved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-23

q m1unirr hHa i,uu devised tina
t,si. 600. .y1,t shriuklr. uI cloths
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| Chill N. a.. John Humphrey. % Moriariy,
N. N Archie Humphrey Of Moriarty. n NJ.
A. N. BER0ERE, Register.
Oct 1898 90. Ney.
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An addition % tho Sollcrg hotel
Ration. Co Dot" built immediately and
Co cost $50 nUI. bias been announced
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18

Philistoria-Mrs. W. S. Payne, pres
ident; Mrs. Howell Morgan and Mrs.
w. R. Perkins. Alternates, Mrs. X.
7, Hines and Mrs. w. S. Holmes.
Civic Association-Mrs. c. H. Stun
berg, president; delegates, Mrs. A.
Shoppers and Mrs. c. c. Devall; al
ternates, Mrs. L. B. Knox and Miss
Carolyn Farrnbacher.
League of Women Voters-Mrs. h.
X. Strickland, vice president; dele
gates, Mrs. NJ. H. Edwards, Miss
Katherine Doherty; alternates, Mrs
G. A. Waterman and Mrs. j. A. An
derson.
Housewives League-Mrs. V. "
Sessions, president; delegates, Mrs
J, A. Tucker and Mrs. Belle VII
liams; alternates, Mrs. Schaffer an
Mrs. J. G. Ewing.
Rest Room-Mrs. L. U. Babin, pres
. ident; delegates, Mrs. James Clayto
and Mrs. Elmo Bailey; alternate!
Mrs. N. B. Brown and Mrs. Horac
/, Wilkinson.
S I. H. Gottlieb Memcrial-Mrs. Je
Ramires, president; delegates, Mrs
n Doherty and Mrs. W. c. Young; a
ternates, Mrs. Geo. w. Garig az
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18

Press Chairmen. Same time and
place.
Carrying out the resolution of last
year the question Of raising club dues
will be presented, and method ap-
proved by the clubs voted on.
Those intending to present resolu-
tions will assist the work Of the kes-
o]utions Committee if they will send
copy to the Chairman, Mrs. D. A.
Kelly. Lake Charles, at least week
in advance of the convention. VIII
you do this?
The hostess clubs will entertain on
Tuesday afternoon, to $50 o'clock,
Miss Agnes McComb will be presented
at this time.
The Fine Arts Luncheon will be
served by the hostess clubs at the
> Country Club. The program Will be
in charge of Mrs Harry Gamble,
chairman of Fine Arts Department,
! assisted by her division chairman OF
y Music, Mrs. D. H. Wilson and of Art,
Mrs. A. B. Glenn.
The convention program has no key
= note. In a recent message Mrs. VIM
$ ter, who will be our honor guest says
$. 1.-TWO things this country needs from
women-needs pre-eminently while
- the world is in turmoil-sane think
inp and consecrated action Sane
thinking means that we shall really
inform ourselves as to the issues OF
the day, educational, industrial, social
political, and that we shall infuse our
knowledge with high idealism along
the lines of Americas great tradl'
tions. We shall not be swept away
bv the confused half-fledged judg
ments that prevail today in man!
places. Consecrated action mean
that we shall not rest content witt
mere information, but shall regar
our knowledge as the preparation 10
dipping deep into constructive service
We are club women in order that ou
knowledge and our action shall be
large groups and therefore effect
instead of singly and therefore inc
fective." This we shall try to NAL
the keynote of our convention. Notf
speakers, distinguished guests, co
dial welcome-come and enjoy with
HOTEL RATES
Rooms with bath, 2 persons, $2'
each person.
Rooms without bath, 2 persons,
each person.
Rooms with bath, 4 persons, 81
each person.
Rooms with bath (extra nice)
persons, $4.00 each person.
Club breakfasts, rs cents.
Make reservations thru Mrs. 6
McNeel, 1strouma Hotel.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18
Jeanette Vickers.

Vickers, jeanette Vickers.
Educational Department-Mrs. A.
Baumgartner, chairman; Mesdames
]. R. Morton, I. Lemann, Adele Stew
art, Eva Lyons Page, M. J. Koelle.
Observation-Disclosures. V. Browne,
chairman; Mesdames jeanette Moser'
A. S. Beecher, Vivian Henriques, MISS
! A. Lancaster.
Art-Mrs. Gustav Westerfeldt,
chairman; Mesdames George Denegre,
C. A. Ransom, Ralph Schwartz.
Music-Miss Florence Huberwald'
chairman; Mrs. Waverly Greathouse
vice chairman; Mesdames J. M. NC
MILAN, Carter Earhart.
Literature-Mrs. Edward Fowler
chairman; Mesdames Harry Gamble
, A. Bohnet, F. C. Holman, Aline La
o groue, Miss Loretta Shoots.
Library Extension-Mrs. Benjamin
s Dry, chairman; Mesdames 5. F. La
4 bouisse, F. J. Wynne.
o Special Committee-Mrs. W. Nel
o son, Miss Kate Wetzel.
~ Juvenile Court-Mrs. A. Hartman
, chairman; Mesdames A. Cosu, An
= brose Moore, j. F. Goldsmith, 10
J. Burke.
u Club House - Mrs. Jos. Frien
b chairman; Mesdames P. j. Friedrich
G. P. Thompson, T. J. Feibleman'
70 P. Wilkinson, H. Soyster, Harry +
do lott ]. T. Benedict, L. S. Cohen'
'. " BRANDED, F. C. Gondolfo, Ambro
". Moore.
- Co-operation-Mrs. F. R. Ligge
~ chairman; Mesdames E. schatfer,
1a ,na G. Skinner, Misses Cora Buck, 4
~; ME Kennedy, Leah Levy.
" The First and Second Districts
=. the Louisiana Federation OF Cl'
vi - held it's annual convention Tues(
in the Grunewald hotel, New Orlea
,o The following officers were elect
10 30 President, Mrs. Geo. P. Thomps
Nm. vice-president, Mrs. J. T. Bene'
and Mrs. J. D. Wilkinson; RECORD
tho secretary, Mrs. J. G. Skinner; co
,ro. spending secretary, Miss Tinette L
om tenstein; treasurer, Mrs. Geo. II
- .tor kel: auditor, Mrs. George Fisky.