Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-10
WOMEN NAIVE TEMPORARY HEADS
 AND COMMITTEES AND PREPARE
 FUR WORK IF THE CONVENTION
Mrs. Harry T. Southworth, Prescott, Temporary Chair man; Mrs. S. H. Bowyer, Tue son, Temporary Secretary

son, Temporary Secretary
 Election of Mrs. H. T. Southworth, Ernest A. Love No. Auxiliary, as temporary chairman, and of Mrs. & H. Bowyer, Morgan McDermott post No. z, as temporary secretary, yesterday l 3arked the opening of the organization convention of a state department of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion here The meeting was opened by Andy Mar tin, of the delegation from the Nor gan McDermott post No. 7, Tucson, who kept the ball rolling until the election of temporary officers by the women.
 Taking the chair, Mrs. Southworth welcomed the auxiliary delegates to Prescott, stressing the sentiment that | this city receives them with open arms. The note of service to others and consecration of the organization to work of reconstruction for those who fought valiantly and well on Flanders fields, was eloquently brought out by Mrs. Southworth.
 In his response to the address of | welcome, Andy Martin was as smooth and genial as usual. He alluded to the reputation Prescott bears for proper entertainment, and on behalf Of the Auxiliary delegates, thanked the Prescott auxiliary for the cour- tesies they extended.
 Chief business before the meeting was the appointment of committees on credentials and on constitution and by laws. The committee on credentials is as follows:
 Mrs. l. E. Huffman, Morgan Mo Dermott No. 7, Tucson, chairman; Mrs. Percy Dubois, Swaskegame No. IA, Kingman; Mrs. Phil Freud enthal,' Swift-Murphy No. B, Saf- ford; Mrs. Frank Lunn, Henry Berry No. 4, Globe; Mrs. Allan Love, Ernest A. Love No. 6, Prescott; Mrs. Ernest Hall, Frank Luke No. l, Phoenix; Mrs. Frank C. Curtis, Mark A. Moore No. }, Flagstaff.
 The committee on constitution and bylaws is headed by Mrs Phil Freudenthal, Stafford, chairman; its i members are: Mrs. w. H. Wilke, Phoenix; Mrs. Frank Luhn, Globe; Mrs. Frances A. Morse, Flagstaff; Mrs. Percy Dubois, Kingman; Mrs. Allan Love, Prescott; Mrs. I. E. Huffman, Tucson.
 Credentials Report
 Report of the credentials commit tee showed: Frank Luke No. l, Phoe- nix, five delegates, one alternate, five votes; Mark A. Moore No. ?, Flag staff, two delegates, four votes; Henry Berry No. 4, Globe, three delegates, three votes; Ernest A. Love No. 6, Prescott, four delegates, one alternate, four votes; Morgan McDermott No. 7, Tucson, five delegates, five votes; Mcclellan Parsons No. 9, Florence, one dele gate, three votes; Swaskegame No. IA, Kingman, three delegates, four votes; Norman E. Griffin No. 2, Hayden, one delegate, two votes; Swift-Murphy No. B, Stafford, two delegates, two votes. The auxiliary convention has a total of 20 dele gates, three alternates and B votes.
 The auxiliary will meet at 10 o'clock this morning, at the Red Cross community house on South Marina street, where it will continue its work, with the report of the com mittee on constitution and bylaws.
 Auxiliary Delegates
 Delegates present at the convention are: Frank Luke post No. 1, Phoe- nix-Mrs. Lillian NJ. Erwin, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Ernest Hall, Mrs. Burt Clingan. Alternates-Mrs. A. H. Tucker, Miss Dorothy Tuthill
 Mark A. Moore post No. }, Flag staff-Mrs. F. A. Morse, president, Mrs. Frank C. Curtis, Mrs. C. C. Compton.
 Morgan McDermott post No, 7,