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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
FRANCIS BURTON HARRISON
WELL LIKED BY FILIP|N0s

cable ndyiors are TO the effect that
FianoiH Burton Harrison, who for soy.
an Years has laen the American gov.
vluor general ~ the Philippines. viii
All from the islands an March /. Tie
rs making way Tor thu new governor
general who wiil b" nnmod hy President
uaidiu'
Tho FllIpln0s wish 70 report 10 the
Nm,ucn people that Francis Burton
NIiIHu fI H N W Ql.u'F
American official who has ever served
IN thn Philippines When be- went to
Tho isLnde mrSon years nEo the attitude
" the Filipino toward the United States
was net as sympathetic warm and earn.
~ lH it is tuily iiy his gontlcnanly
srduol his inugriiy his efficiency,
W. h.u.D SYMPATHY. sud Last but not
leave lv bic genuine Am'ricanism. Gov,
orn9r Harrison has won the love and
confidence 90 the Filipino people not
only Tor himself but Tor the United
Sutps NJ America.
m, kcyttDn" ~ tho present governor.
.ErscrlH policies have hrcu' the Phil.
IiIN'fH lfNl NNl' NNHNNffI.'H lfH " Nllf lNilf
p.uos O. do THINGS f"r themselves. self
determination and the principle That
governments d.riVs their Just powers
from the consent of tn governed. Com
nc1ueltly some who would deny tho
Filipino people their Independence, even
though the United States has sulcmnly
Trmuial d % them. have charged un'
Am,riunism. 10 TIE aforesaid policies
are unNm'r.Hu 30 would necessarily
Imply that thl United states has chang
"a iu principle since % has become
great .ud powerful ana even since ~
rntr, iG,u ,ho European war. tilipInos
win hr DO, hsi Co believe u.
GnNtrpur Harrison has not taken tho
easier as boo Tao Philippine Islands. II"
hns taken the path that he knew would
hing uia him &c home the hitter
criticism 90 Wall Street impcrial,sis
who place the r.sh; 60 mni.o profits out
~ un ali.n people nbDy, human rights.
IN this. its official bulletin IN tho
United States The Filipino nation de.
s.rcs to thank the great ana generous
government and people OF the United
States tor sending 90 that Gar distant
land Francis Burton Harrison. lie has
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rnr roE,M DEBATING CI.rn.

fNH NHfHH NNahN"
THO Forrm or ~ he beet clubs IN
d., h.rh ,rh, O. meets every Thursday
rth n Room d 90 thc Higi School
trn re 80 tho last meeting one & the
mof Interesting faigrcs " The pro
e1n W.s d.lsto on the question
g. 'v.i Thl. Dec SUNDAY Blue Laws
.hprll D.. % com 'iwnnsl Amendment %
50 De- laf meeting number % points
w,.. h lrh. up. romc ~ them b"aring
u0 Dr l.a uuon tho question boz hand.
Tt. d.h.t. lasted au hour. after which
.Une,aa U..'l..s.l the sre,k'rS Tor not
explaining hat the sunday blue Laws
ar 70. mo.t curious hsi ~ The rcc"nt
meetings w brought out. when u de-
,,los1 that rsnn o' the speakers had
really t.,p .li, 90 ind what the sun
Gas Elg, Laws urr
~ Vlv,.. como r0ally good programs
la,. boon presented one q the hest
was % talk ty DR. Nunn. ana another
Interesting talk hy Mr. Roberts ~ the
Eol rusouy,r Lumber Company on the
opportunities offered D. the lumber In
lus.riss
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srOr, loon. REin

tEligtH N NunNi
Many high :, huuln and colleges h1'"
Beautiful lawns SO why could not W."
alslg Eyeryone must agree that Just
3 ia'rh ~ grass ON the grounds would
greatly improve thr appearance ~ The
mlh aholl and %, the town Itself. fn
10 q way the high school is sort ot
community center. IN the spring and
ummcr when grass must hay, care.
the janitor has little 10 d.. a. th"
building needs little attention, 50 b"
COULD deyotc all his Tim" to the care ~
the lawn. with me- added expense Ca
the school. cxccp, the water used.
There has been much complaint In
town II careless passers.hy stepping
On the lawns aud cutting corners. Not
Uul" grown people walk across hut
wen children ride wheels across yards
Slave yul ever noticed new house
with the ground hard and bare looking
and few months later noted the
change and Improvement made by
patches ~ flowers and grass. brought
about hy the efforts ~ a." proud
owner Because ~ our cold climate
and little rainfall. growth - plants Is
very slow. 80 fUr that very reason We
shulld b. much more careful TO help
everyone plant and care for lawn.
Did ydlf Nter stop to think why side
walks are placed around yard. any
Way The owner wants them used OF
course. 50 please keep of your neigh.
burs yard. Otherwise, h. will ~
forced 10 put W fence OF some other
kind II barrier. not conducive To beauty
By this continued pass ng. the ground
becomes 70 packed and ~ hardened
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THE 1891 IA AIROSA ANIMAL.
Gordon Butler

From all indications thu 1921 Ia Ar
osa Annual win be the best that has
ever been published hy the Amariiio
High School. This . ;hc seventh
book az It's kind that has been put ou'
by the high school students Fifteen
students. composing the start are CON
stantiy az work and with their earnest
cooperation and help a large amount
II material has been turned ln' There
are two art editors e., work. both COM
petent 20 handle the work.
Another important feature which helps
an annual the must u fine athletic
s.....a.. With the splendid record of
our football team t. record. ana tn
wonderful prospects at championship
teams In basketball and hns.hali. We
expcc; an excellent annual what iH
hlgh school without athletics has
been truly Stated and also. what b. an
annual without athlsticse'
With such "a .s.s, -ts--.....- .-.
and the great number ~ umbrellas
men. the GLASSES section Is sure to o.
success. A novel way uf giving the
seniors their due credit has he,n In.
troduccd into the book AND We lr, suro
TINT II Will De- appreciated
A section that has never De- % ln the
a. n. $. annual. ana which we are
planning onNnsrrtlng b. that % the
publication \ good design for THIS
section has bcpn assigned 90 one 81
the artists. II h Anticipated that they
win make beautiful cover Cor this Ia.
cluded IN this part Is the staff II the
annual and the rlriures and E0H
wriic.up for the Ia Airos News
Thanks 10 the Ia Alfueu staff
with such pep ana enthusiast. 0r
CARNATIONS and clubs. the boos nI ar
FanlTaticns viii b. % spcD'1l feature.
There are several clubs 10 our hlsh
school TINT are yo.y active. both .
einily and intellectually Thtsr muai
Nations are necessarily the meet inter
csiing features ~ q hirh school annual
The society soctiun wlll also he a1
attraction a. the annual with sI.h
active clafses. clube. and oreannt.u1e
the social life ~ M hleh SCH. . h.,
been developed.
Instead q the nid.ume l.tc section
we have Introduced something news and
different Under the head ~ the
School Year. an Jokes. pocms cartoons
and miscellaneous happenings are
gathered
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recognise the godo qualities OF the FIJI
plno peopia as Well as thoir impertcc'
iiuns. That is all they have ever asked
Of those who would judge them.
Now that Governor Harrlson's un'
selfish lahors are drawing % a close
hoen 10 the Filipnos biz brother
They have made mistakes ana he has
told them he had confidence In them
and know they would not make the same
mistake again And they hnve not done
70. They have had their shortcomings,
and h. has pointed out 90 them oppor'
iunitlos tor improvement. and they have
improved. lie has ever been willing 20
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and he In leaving the Philippines, per.
haps forever. the Filipino people feel
embarrassed becauae they have no way
to ad squaicly repay MIN for his price
lesn services
nut we rin say to him that whcr the
history ~ his administration " wut
ten his record VIII place him On ped.
ostal along with other great chnmpionH
OF human liberty. We can assure him
that he has won the love Of an entire
race ~ People. which II something that
not every man can posHoHs' furthr''
more We can tell him that tho appre'
citation OF the Filipino people viii en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
wANTED--A REu AUDITORIUM

hsNNhfi fAuNAMaft
Every school The yizo ~ the Ana.
rilio Hlgh School needs an adequate
auditorium. but We Do not have b.
Our auditorium has seating
capacity " four hundred when the
benches are crowded; while there are
over five hundred students In high
school.
Under the present Arrangement e is
necessary h. divide the school and 90
hare two chapcls a week with only
three classes al each meetlng. In this
way. school snirlt--that element 80
dear 10 the heart u every high school
students greatly decreased
Every spring the senior class gives
a play. The purposes II this play arr
two fold; for entertainment q the high
school and i,s patrons. and for raising
81 fund.- for the aihlet!c association.
Until last year, this play was ALWAYS
given IN the Olympic theatre. Even
then n large per cent OF the money rc.
eeived had 10 b. paid To- the owners q
the building used. Last year the
high school auditorium was used The
disadvantages 81 this are ~ many that
they cannot D. enumerated The
greatest among them h The small sat.
ing capacity q The auditorium. Al
though. the play was staged tw0
nights. many people were turned away
both times. Thus the moncy--much
needed for the athletic assoclAilon-waa
lost.
cgnmencemoFt the bis event II
every high school students career. has
70 be held In a church where there ls
no platform and scarcely room Tor ths
many friends who wish % attend We
want and need yCry much an auditor
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About the middle 1T Ap.il the repre-
fUrtltlyor from %, N1rHus schools ui
th, Panhandle viii meet 40 Canyon inr
thU intcrfch' lastlr meet.
rho uuu.ls oi tfr Amarillo lilrh
school are taking an active Interest BOO
fhIs meeting as b. shawn hr the large
numbers enrolled lur the rrelimin'rirt
~, tpachsfs are also interested b. the
instruction = ihrr uupilf and are helm.
ius thDm lr every way irresistible N' maj
Nmlri., may be- the winner on several
,hnAs entered. The instructors aye.
Niles Gibbs r.. bows 'cha.a Miss Mr'',r
girls debate. Ais Cood, sp'l'ng Nr
Wilson. athl.t.cs. Miss Hyde. in'h ana
18th d,rlnnauun. .irs. Atwood. N'1 and
Ytr defamation
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dure forever. one hundred yearH from
now Filipino school children will find
his picture In their text books. and VIII
BE- inspired by his prophecy OF an ems
lirhtcned Philippines which he 40 clear
y .rffsaw.
Already bouievarda and parks ana
public works have been named in his
honof. but this In not all. Francis bur-
Ton llarrIsno has made himself iinmor'
tai To a nation of 100000 men. women
and children. Ills name will BE- revered
nn iuns ns there are any Filininos left
an cpth to revere it philippine Com
mission.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Rogers nf the stat" Department
II Education, visited here this wcoh.
New plans arr hring made los Mrs.
Hninon tor "Thp Chorus lr ga"
rear future thu m'nicrs eos thc
'Ct.mf' viii &c. compelled ,n compile
O. mote book dealing with music.
va, ..,L,.... D.. u. .'4Ht :
lnnouncmg TWO new members. Anna
lri NIW and ifir iotul
Tlr orchestra rendered much nppro
dated muflc at The fitst Baptist
Church ON the mght eft F,hrulr, the
fifteenth
Airs piyal. 49, pur1u's alcuosra'
t.... 4. o.; go account 81. ..1"f" N'''
l,Ud o. taking ne. place
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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

leen Whlttington Thcse ghls nrc al
ways ON the job and ~ long ~ w.
have them Il ~ golng To be- hard Too
older forwards TO make a gual
n,skci bah Is wilhou, douht ihe
D-r, iv,g u stbiviivr uui h.sh school
offers tho girls. and we need an IN
door court Why can't Amarillo ilirh
have once
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

mm ln which the yearly commence.
ulel' may ho hcd
Besides ihcse different high school
acii'lt.ra there are many outside ac.
tiyiu,s which need commudious
s.ithrihe place 4 large. nrw audi.
forum. WITHOUT POSTS IN the
mildlr viii meet this demand can We
uot hHfe sich en- auditorium
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
How to Make Money
In "Hard Times"
secret Of that INDEFINABIE SOMETHING" that enables
TO push ahead aud win While twenty other, may tail

may go. vhcn thc sonz st
COMPLETE FAILURE IN "liARD ,
who lace the great depression Of hard WITH S wan
The constant anxiety. SIRE aid strain at
hard times ofn his Vitality NkAAENS HIS BtNlN ND WILL
fOwL and ess The he aGd driving ioree ont q M td r. i1
realizing what happened 0him-e
be nc. CITING AHEAD fhoud do.n ko eay M
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coming your way; look into your pAysc4 condition.
YOUR BRAIN CANNOT WORK PiCHr-tirk ,fc ll,r,i, , -
stCcESSvicn NCu LACK BODILY AND MENTAL XGu!-r err
business man A sid that genius i nothing but capacy
wsEu geneTlg WHO thinks La
that Undesirable something that O. nothing
WILL supported BY litoN BLOOD.
IRON II THE MASTER PRINCIPLE OF TIiE BLOOD and blood T. i
~ The iron 10 your bd That carries your yolr
snnot think rights lOU MAIL BAD ID ClSOEs FOOLISH NtSt
YOUR NILLLCT ~ POOR; YOU fsno matter
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nouA certainly No BATCH iortc lkONG, kfEN CLEAR Add
MAN With peny Of iron BIS blood Although You may eye tao cn lbs
swords battle vsr tis
decided advantage a ,arul-a o-D,ue1t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

that II Is impossible to make anything
grow without new soil 30 bet ua all
take ctfr and mt Ourselves to Il little
Inconvenience, n necessary. 10 prepare
the soil Tor grass and u IL the only
way "a kecp grasa growing after It mas
been planted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

WITHOUT inOs YOIl BLOOD Also
lost us row IN To CHANGE fnOp ls-
TO LIVING Cti.is AID Iis-lEaud n1ta.
Sag you eat doc1 Sou Ulc rrufsf aiaosut ~
at.od-ynu DO not re tee lull Eih nlt ~
10. In last. foincuNtn the nf4l llu rlt tie
More soa stare. - a4r cIFc'iIfe o. anH are
pnahic % handle snulh fnud " lea yrar h.ua
hacks iron and g1a ofien iuk 30 ha te
stomach trpuhis. vhrn " lat Azt % a4L
SsfHs.lY eat lea and take t~sn.
There are n ngnJl 90 80 Red Dl'oi C1f.
pns ~ " yosr lslood sTd ess'h efr fnus' have
lroa. DON'T TRY To POOL ful lt~.il-'
into tiHna mr. you afe q T.lan 81 hlufsi and
iFun Wien Ysl lave Ennd fcasnn e. Susp.-
fhat tuu are not-vuff4der 1iit SIN Nl
lOtR HANk BALANCE Whai surrrss q
hate lad 10 iilc--A MAa SONY fAki Or
A MAN WHEN fils BLOOD LACKS lho..
Nhea ynu ret % feeling tiatd W. Tie NOM
inr. wllsn You hnd ynafscif nertnua. irfi'hl.c
ard ensiiv rp.ef uifn yrl tn 10 NrrcT 60
tenf d. 4 wafk without hffrg Eli AGerd uut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

lir.glit o. have pairs arrsss the N1ri. frl
loef iare ipoAs pale auf cfHan. 10 rttva.t
~ .l "a g. nll % pieces atH CHiallE I'd q
sltie ni hffsous pfnsi H.i'gn ~ urfI .pN w
aAsh'. ,aliiitinn ou ffni-a-t snine s-flfa.r
tHHlae, bat tke sllfIle cam. .ran sd a
lh'iN AZ oare i1ie pfm lyrgrha.d
80 ttiiAHa- your mufuuat Ift 4usf.u
p ftei. pfstric husH'et ifln often irtIrr. 81
We baIig ana inenili Nsuf o. weak. lia.f.
f!siht fffnus - is'e 81 t'r7 wetA = tIf.et
li lac fe iron IN yu4f tlrsd and l.Er tl-
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t-'Aeith ~ - Ssh. o. twill nr' 90. AS
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,tattlf uHrfelt fiufn ordinary ~ ..i.i.
if0n Wi 81 fgsigis useaiIy fttr.nrd vfH.t. h.
~ tts a.. ioa " tifoag al.ls nf
Nfe q flili frtcr I ~ a.. M wr.l
Ia ~ "letcTl DO l.t ai.l ti.r tfli o.
fIn''cd " n,snuiartuFtfs " yuu dsr0f sI.sr.n
pfrlec ~ satisfactory frsuifs' hta idfus..,i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
McMULLTNS TONIC
rop TUBERCULOSIS o.

81 fesl MeMullln's Tonic has saved ny IRE
from that awful and rost DREADED eisease
go No 81 xould not he wi.houtit. lost my
s,otks-. slsisr and brother with eonAsmpuon
sndit sure had fastened lie held on ne. 49, ~
EsIrg issh rapidly. bad cough. fever " t1 ~
and had night swcats. oegAn tnkink n ,s.',.,,s
dsanpssred +" McAuliin's Tonic can ds a. n' ,.s
fer yoi. Accent TO uuhsutuse-noihlhsn ~ w
ncGaliln's Ioaic for stubborn cough. oronen a
tfoullsa ssthfna. hay fever. srompt eho 'n'
ns,a sniy IS Tlnen IsXg..in ca. SSsAiiss
Ra j. 30 u
HNNDAI. DRlG 90.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18
NEW ROADS, LA.
Mothers Culture Club.

The Mothers Culture Club of New
Roads, Louisiana was founded in 1917
for the purpose of aiding its mem
bers, through study and work, to be-
come betted fitted to meet the obi
cations of motherhood. Each yeal
the members have followed course
of study calculated to help then
achieve this end. In order that health
full amusement might be provided fol
their children, they have given an
nually a series of parties, each il
its appropriate season: An Easter
hunt; an "Ice Cream party; a Christ
mas tree. As often as possible al
these parties the program was rem
dered by the children themselves. Ev
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18
FRANKLINTON. LA.

Franklinton, La, Nov. 4, l92l.
Mrs. A. G. Reed, Baton Rouge, La.
Dear Mrs. Reed-Mrs. Love, our
club president turned yours and the
Enterprises letters over to me and
asked that l send you some Franklin
ton reports Il am club reporter).
In the first place, we have begun
our years club study using "Contem-
porary Dramatists" as our text, and
expect to read some seven or eight
plays by Galsworthy, Pinerd, Jones,
and others. Also a few of our pro-
Grams are made up of lessons in cit
izenship for women, in city, parish,
state and nation. We sponsor the To-
cal Girl Scouts (who by the way are
numerous and active, having had a
weeks camp during the summer on
Hay's creek six miles north Of town.,
also the City Beautiful movement
keep up the public Fairgrounds, (hav-
ing expended over 100000 this year
on equipment), and manage the "Wav-
erlv Theatre, (using our school audi
torium)-a first class censored
nicture show from which the returns
are going toward community club
house.
Besides these standing activities, We
have given a "Forest Fete" recently
staging a beautiful pageant "The
Spirit of the Pines" in our Woodland
Park, directed by Mrs. Love. We give
each year loving cups to white OF
black citizens for the most noticeable
improvements on their properties
These are presented at our Parish
Fair, creating much interest and w
hope doing much good in the "Inter
! Racial work so sorely needed.
You will pardon this enumeration O
our beginning at real social servic
and with the wish that we may b
present at the convention.
Very truly,
MRS. NJ. W. OFT.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18

Dav after day we read in the papers
Of Young Americas antics and capers;
We must help train them carefully,
For we realize with sorrow,
That the boy of today is the man Of
tomorrow.
There were other speeches equally
good
And each one gave US thought for
food.
When our next convention convenes
lay away your cares,
Come and learn what woman can
do if she only dares.
MRS. H. T. CLARK,
1917 Third Street.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18
OPELOUSAS, LA.

The Tate home was the scene OF
two beautiful Halloween fairs last
week.
The first was the regular meeting
of the Opelousas Woman's Club on
Satcrday afternoon.
The entire home was most artlstlc-
ally and appropriately decorated sug-
gestive of the Halloween season.
Black cats, owls, witches, pumpklns'
etc. were in evidence everywhere.
The new officers, who had been duly
installed at the previous meeting with
Mrs. Sam Bebleux, were in charge.
The meeting was called to order by
! the president, Mrs. Saigan. The roll
was called by the secretary Mrs. Jor-
dan, each member responding with the
name of an American dramatist and
some of his works. The club has TAX
en- up the study of modern drama for
! the year, and most naturally our first
subject was one of the popular Am
erican plays, "The Girl with the
Green Eyes," by Clyde Fitch.
The minutes of the last meeting
we're read and adopted. Reportes OF
committees were heard, all business
both old and new was discussed and
many interesting plans are being
formed, whereby we may soon take
definite action toward actually start
ing the Public Library for Opelousas.
A report from the treascrer Mrs. Ivan
Deblieux, shows that we have in the
treasury more than $4,000 toward the
j library fund.
The State Federation of Women's
Clubs. with which the Opelousas
Woman's Club is affiliated, meets in
Baton Rouge November 29th, and the
following delegates were appointed:
Mrs. Albert Tate, Miss Evelyn Stagg,
!, Mrs. w. T. Stewart, with Mrs. ]. P.
E Saizan, Mrs. J. W. Jordan and Mrs.
h D. E. Dcrio as alternates. Mrs. W. l.
Stewart was appointed club reporter
d for the year.
y The business for the afternoon hav'
e ing been disposed Of, we took up the
,. drama for the afternoon. Mrs. Tate
S read highly interesting and well
!, prepared paper on "The Girl with the
: Green Eyes," bringing out many
g points which the casual reader might
70 have overlooked. After most en-
a joyable discussion by the entire club
d Mrs. Jno. Deblieux, club critic, gave 8
g splendid criticism Of the entire play
10 and most favorable comment on tht
y manner in which Mrs. Tate handled
d the subject.
= At the close Of the literary program
d most deliciocs refreshments were serv
e ed, the Halloween suggestion being
carried out even in the menu, ant
favors presented to each Of the fol
Woman's enterprise., 1921-11-18
ery wear "MOthers' DaV" is fittingly

cry year Mothers Day" is fittingly
observed. During the war years the
club adopted two French orphans as
its special task, while the members,
individually and collectively were in
terested in all forms of war work.
The Mothers Club has had large
share in the work of the Anti i-Tubercu-
losis League, and "Baby Week" has
been conducted almost entirely thru
its efforts.
For our study course for the pres
ent year we adopted the slogan
"Woman's Work Is Never Done" and
have made this the central idea in
our programs. At the present writ
ing, the program committee, feeling
that to be good mother one must be
a good citizen, is conducting a series
of ten lessons in "Good Citizenship
comprising discussions of our nation
al, state and local government; the
mechanics of voting and of party gov
ernment; taxes; and legislation OF
vital interest to women now pending
in congress and the legislature.
On the "work" side, besides the
usual children's parties and observ'
ance Of Mothers Day." in coopera'
tion with the parish Red Cross Health
Nurse, we conducted two day Baby
program with talks by the local ply
sicians; moving pictures; demonstra
tions of model layettes; the proper
way of bathing the baby and prepar
ing his food; and the weighing, meas
uring, and physical examination of al
infants and children of pre-school agt
presented. This was held as pre-
liminary to a Baby Health Centr'
which the Red Cross nurse is to con
duct, and equipment for which, es
pecially the baby scales, we are fur
nishing.
In order to raise the necessar,
funds, and even more, to show tn
children of the town a picture whic
a real child could enjoy, we rente
the local moving picture theatre, an
the picture "Little Red Riding Hood,
and presented it ourselves to a larg
7 and extremely appreciative audience
So successful financially was th
venture, and so we'll was it receive
that we hope to convince the manage
> fent of this theatre that establishin
r a regular children's matinee would
? a paying proposition for him, and
!, great benefit to the town, children ar
: parents alike. We are also workin
+ on plans for a "Story Hour" for Il
: children. Thus far, these are on]
, plans but everything else mentione
is definite accomplishment a
complishment which has helped an
in helping US to achieve the purpo!
: of our club.
! RUTH WHITAKER SENTELL,