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great deal of feeling from the
character Of Ruth Sawyer, who is
forced to go through life with the
stigma Of her mothers bad name.
Circumstances compel Ruth to fee
America and happiness is her re-
ward when she. accepts the young
diplomat, Courtenay, for her hus-
band.
But this happiness is Of short du-
ration since some of her shadows
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-08-01
A Big Program
At the Grand

Oliver D. Bailey's play, Branded"
is coming to the Grand theater Mon
DAY as motion picture under the
title OF "The Branded Woman" and
offers Norma Talmadge with role
which demands the utmost in histri-
onic capabilities. The star extracts
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-08-01
coATLEss CAMPAIGN STARTED
tBy Associated Press,
ONE, July sO.-A take-off-your

Rome, July 3O.-A take-off-your
coat experiment for the hot summer
months has succeeded in very high
aristocratic circles in Rome The
"coatless' campaign was carried SO
far that in one Of the smartest balls
given by the select society, the men
appeared in white flannel trousers
and shirts.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-08-01

partner for life, The star is excel
'lently supported by Percy Marmcnt,
Vincent Serrano and George Faw-
cett., Anita Loos and Albert Park.
err adapted the play, while the latter
directed.
Tuesday and Wednesday the big
feature Madonna and Men" will be
shown.
LET & & z n(I IT" 4-A-tf
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-08-01

Let B. & B. Do IT."
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John Decker and
family were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sutphin.
Miss Sarah Dickson, of Bozeman,
spa mt the Thanksgiving vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Lester Grouse.
Eugene and Arthur Sandquist, sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sandquist,
have been quite i'll the past week
with tonsilitis.
Louis Seifert returned Wednesday
from eLavenworth, Kansas, where he
was called some time ago by the SER
ious illness of his father.
Miss Lois CHM, of Bozemtn, came
out Wednesday evening with Ona
Meter to spend the Thanksgiving
vacation.
The Misses May ana Louisa Sut-
phin, who are attending high school
in Belgrade. arrived Thursday morn
ing for the program at the church
aan remained until Sunday.
Mrs. David Robinson, after spend
ing the past six weeks visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Anna Grouse, and other
relatives, left Monday morning fol
her home near Billings.
The young people of the commun,
ity got up another impromptu dance
at Cramer's hall Thanksgiving night
and all report most enjoyable even,
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich, Of
Bozeman spent Thanksgiving day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Seifert
and attended the community dinner al
tn echurch.
Special evangelistic meetings viii
begin at the church December
Services will begin at 1880. The sub
ject of the first sermon will b'
"Faith."
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

Ben and Herbert Walton spent the
vacation with the folks.
The program committee for the
Christmas entertainment met with
Miss Bessie Stimson Saturday even
ing, and Sunday afternoon met at
the church with the children and ar
ranged for the various parts.
Clarence Kraus, who has been en-
ployed at Chico for several months,
came out Wednesday to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Anna Grouse and other
relatives, before going to his old
home in Kansas for the holidays.
The commullity Thanksgiving al
the church was greatly enjoyed by
every one present. At II O'Clock
Miss Inga Grau, teacher of the
Decker school, and Miss Rosetta Bal
ley, of the Springhill school, will
their pupils, put on an interesting
program. Following the program
a dinner was served in the basemen
to one hundred guests. After Dime
plans were made for the Christina
tree and an hour or two spent 50
cially.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Morrison enter
tanned few friends at their ranch
home for Thanksgiving dinner. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Nor
rison of Anceny; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Elliott of Bozeman Hot Springs, and
Miss Dorothy Bohart of Bozeman.
A Thanksgiving dinner was served
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oma to num-
Der of their Bozeman friends. Those
seated at the table were Mrs. Lena
Klevelen and daughter, MSS Minnie,
Mr.. Fred Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Spranget and three children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wicker enter
tanned number of their friends at
Thanksgiving dinner. Those present
were Mrgand Mrs. Alex Swanson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira jenkins and
daughter, Miss Cressie Conz, Miss
Opal Riley, Will Conz and Lyle
Many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Foreman enter
tanned at a three-course dinner
Thanksgiving day at their home al
the Bridger ranger station. Those
who enjoyed the dinner were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ernest Wethern and two children
of Sour Dough and Mr.. D. A. Suverley
and daughter, Myrtle, of Bozeman.
Mr.. Frank Jarvis, who has beer
stationed at Leadville, Colorado, foi
the past two months assisting will
the taking of spawn, has returned tt
his home at the Bozeman hatchery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brittan of Sedal
drove over the divide and through tn
canyon to Bozeman Friday where the,
remained shopping until Saturday.
The regular farmers union meet
ing was held Friday evening at tn
Upper Bridger school house at whicl
place the business was transacted b
the men. They then adjourned to tn
church where the ladies gave a splen
did entertainment, greatly enjoyed b.
all present, after which a light lunc
was served. The next meeting will b
in two weeks.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Sloan were en-
tertained Sunday at the Essex home,
other guests being H. S. Cloninger
and wife, their son Eugent and
daughter Dosha.
The West Gallatin Literary Society
gave Thanksgiving program at the
school house Friday night. There
was large crowd and every one had
good time, in spite Of the storm.
The society will meet each Friday
evening. On December 9 there will
be a program by the older people,
who will give the old-time readings
and songs they had in days of long
ago. Every one welcome.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

The school trustees held a business
meeting at the school house Thanks
giving day. Nels Jensen was hired
to haul coal for the school, from the
Hoffman mine.
E. R. Kay and E. Marble are load
ing car of grain, E. R. Kay loading
barley and A. Marble loading wheat
and Jensen Brothers are loading a
car Of barley, at the West End siding
this week.
Nearly all the young folks attended
the dance given at the Chestnut
school house Saturday evening, No.
vember 26. Supper was served al
midnight and dancing continued unit
early morning.
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Carroll Willmore transacted bust
ness in Bozeman this week.
Mrs. Lester Jackson has been ill
the past week.
E. S. Knodler, who has been i'll, is
able to be up about the house.
Harold Cheney was a business
caller at Belgrade Friday.
Rev. I. G. Shaw conducted the reg
ular services at the church Sunday.
Mrs. Brown Essex and Miss Exa
Essex attended the basketball game
at Manhattan Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cline and
family spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
Randall and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Sloan, of Gar
field county, are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
The crew is again at work on the
bridge after short layoff on &C
count of cold weather.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
Guy Oman.
DR.. c. S. Smith and son Spencer,
of Bozeman, were in Central Park
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cheney and
children spent Sunday at the Albert
Whitney home in Manhattan.
Mrs. w. ]. Barclay and two little
girls spent the weekend with her
brother, John Lincoln, and family.
Mrs. H. S. Cloninger returned Mon
day from Twin Bridges, where she
htd been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
William Trimper.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Stone celebrat-
ed Thanksgiving with a dinner and
family reunion for their children and
grandchildren.
Frank Collins and family, of Man
haitian, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
were Thanksgiving guests at the
Cheney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Essex spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Bel
grade. Miss Exa Essex accompanied
them home, to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Willmore en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, w. S.
Rash and family, Mrs. J. N. Rash and
children and Rev. 1. G. Shaw.
The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy from school during
the month of November: Vesta Alb
ercrOmbie, Harriet Abercrombie, Iva
Rash, Myrtle Rash, Marie Knodler,
Vincil Dean, Harold Oman and Grace
E. Cheney.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

e. Cash made trip to Billings and
Absarok6e on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Werner and
daughter Bernadine spent Sunday aft
ernoon at the Pierce home.
Mrs. Homer Britain spent her
Thanksgiving vacation at her home in
Bozeman.
Nels Jensen, B. Werner and Earl
Werner have been hauling coal from
the Hoffman mine during the week.
George Stubler returned home
Tuesday fromRoundup, where he has
been spending some time visiting his
father.
A. J. Kannegaard, of Sedan, is
serving on jury duty at Bozeman.
He spent a few days with relatives
and friends in this vicinity last week.
Among the business callers in Liv-
ingston during the week were Mrs.
H. Lietz, Mrs. R. w. Davis, G. Gra-
ham and B. Werner.
Miss Gladys Ward, who is attend
ing high school in Bozeman, spent
her Thanksgiving vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wells
here.
Among those who attended to busi-
ness matters in Bozeman during the
week were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Akey
Bill Watson, Sigvard Jensen and
Andy and Bill Sorenson.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30
SMOKERS AND FOREST FIRES

From reports received at the dis
trict fOrester's office, Portland, Ore,
total of 100 forest fires in Oregon
and Washington during 1921 were
due to smokers. These reports are
from only thirteen Of the twenty-five
national forests but Indicate, forest
officers say, that far greater per-
centage of forest fires are caused each
year by cigarette and cigar stubs and
matches than is generally suppose.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

Hjalmar Distard, principal of the
Salesville school, transacted business
in BOzeman last Friday. ,
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30

Eapk for fbl ~ S} Ms CoatIsssasg
Ieldisr in bIgs, >ysIIOsU and red, at fhk
tide of the read, at our SsvVics Station,
gIong the hi9hSvays, in zUindOzos, and
sg the sValls Of hnndrsds Of dSalsgs
throughout II siS igtsrmOwHtaiH states
The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-30
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20

Who was is through the round Of
years.
Bestowed on you her tolls and tears?
Who gave her all-and gladly gave
AT cradle, altar and the grave?
Woman. woman, womani
Who drew you to the light of earth
Out of the mystery before birth?
Who watched above your infant years
And counted all your baby tears
Built up your childhood with her
dreams,
You the one theme in all her themes? :?
Woman, wondrous woman!
Who was it shot the starry glance
That lit your world of young ro-
nance
Who lifted you from dust and mire
Aud touched you with sidereal fire?
Who stirred your heart with tender
moan
And made you long to walk alone?
Woman, wondrous woman!
Who shared your povertes and pains
And wrapped a rose wreath round
your chains?
Who pushed the doors of heaven
And made a morning in your hearth
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20

Russell. the Misses Marie and Jose
prime Finian. Miss Coffey, Mrs. Laur-
ence L. Lansdon, Mrs. Raymon C.
Sutton. Mrs. Paul Rcitmcir, Mrs.
Frank Flynn, the Misses Langdon.
!. !. =
Mrs. Samuel L. Davis entertained IN
compliment to Miss Libby Goldstandt.
OF Cleveland. Ohio. at an enjoyable in
formal luncheon yesterday. Pink Tu-
lips grnced the table and covers were
laid for eight.
Mrs. L. c. Mates and Mrs. Aaron
Sonneborn entertained the members OF
their card club Friday evening in the
homo Of the former. Diversion was
found in the games and delicious re-
froshments were relished.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Sweeney pre-
sided genially at dinner Thursday
evening when covers were laid for
eight.
j. + =
Tho regular meeting OF the Arkansas
Valley Chapter, d. A. Il. will be held
in the home Of Mrs. ]. a Mckee Sat
urday afternoon, March IS. at 2:So
O'Clock when n report OF tho state
conference will be given.
i. !. :.
The Goks and their Indy guests en-
toyed their first beefstenk fry of tho
season last Tuesday evening at City
park. The event was greatly enjoyed
by all, and n delightful finale WAS
given the evening by all attending the
vaudeville at the Majestic theater.
Lady guests and members are as fol-
lows: Misses Genevieve Crockett. Mary
Stevens. Ethel Mills. Hazel Locke,
Mary Conn. Marie winerfciler, Edna
Hawke and Ruth Richardson. Messrs.
John Tracy. Damian and Conn Ducy,
Leo Biele. George Shaefer. Halsey
Hanson, Cenas Hildinger, Charles and
Raleigh Tracy. Clifford Boss. Leon
Knebel. II. Elwyn Davis. BIZ McGov-
ern, Dewey spoor, Ross Edmundson
and Aubrey Keif.
4 !. :.
An early week event of more than
past time pleasure was tho tenth an
ntvarsary celebration in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Chailender on Mon
day evening the fourteenth at s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20

o'clock A seven coursc chicken dinner
was served In their apartments At the
Casa Verde Tho place cards were
Shamrocks. white roses. carnations and
cineraria bedeckcd tho table and
buffet. Those present. including the
host and hostess. werc: the Rev. and
Mrs. o. S. Reed who soiemnixed their
marriage in Canon City Just ten years
previous. Mr.. C c. Schneider. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. D. Cooley. Rev. and Mrs. Hem
some useful az well as pretty Eifts
were showered upon the genial host
and his wife.
Tho Junior class OF Centennial high
school arc planning a dancing party
for Wednesday evening. March %.
r + r
The Terpsichorean club will hold their
initial dance Monday evening. April IL
at the Garden. Elaborate plans are
being made for the dance. music will
be furnished by McDonncll's orchestra
Invitations will be issued in the near
future. the patrons for the dance will
be-. Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Bernheim. DR.:
and Mrs. ]. ]. Mcdonnell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron sonneborn. Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Walter. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duffieid. OF
Detroit. Michigan. are the happy
parents of n son, Henry. Jr., who camc
to brighten their homo Friday, March
II. Mrs. Duffield was formerly Miss
Dorothy Brasdon. of Pueblo.
Mrs. b. F. stickIey. OF Leadville,
Colorado, visited a few days with Miss
Joe Byrnes. returning to her home
Tuesday.
+ \ +
Mrs. Samuel E. Davis enjoyed a
visit from her sister. Mrs. II. N.
Krohn. and brother, Mr.. C. 3. David
son, of San Francisco, the first of last
week. The latter left for his home
Thursday. but Mrs. krohn remained
until Friday when she returned to
Denver.
Mrs. James X Sweeney will leave to-
morrow for Baltimore. Md. where she
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jackson.
Enroute, Mrs. Sweeney will stop at St
Louis. Mo-. and go to Herculaneum.
Mo. to visit a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. George a. Marsh.
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Mrs. Frank Finney, OF La Junta, Is
In Pueblo visiting her son, DR. Royal
II. Finney and family. Milton Finncy.
small son of DIR. and Mrs. Finney has
ing strength daily.
Mr.. George ]. Dunbaush, Jr.. of
Chicago, enjoyed the weekend visiting
his sister. Mrs. G. Watson Devinc and
family. He was the guest of honor at
an Informal supper given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Devine Sunday evening.
r :. i.
Miss Nellie Orman came from Bould-
er Thursday evening and Is enjoying
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick b. Orman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20

NJ. F. F'arney. Mrs. Edward McCaee.
Mrs. Frank Pertel. Mrs. John o'Con-
nell. Mrs. A. ]. Foushee. Mrs. B. j. Cul-
len, Mrs. Z. j. Butts. Mrs. A. A. Hupp.
Mrs George Sherrcr, Mrs. Charles
Cambron. Mrs. Andrew McGovern Jr,
Mrs. Adam Mann, Mrs. r j. Dugan.
Mrs. Alva Kuntz, Mrs. j. j. Langdon
Mrs. L. L. Sills, Mrs. ]. J. Callahan,
Mrs. d. ]. Mahoney, Mrs. Andrew Nc
Govern Sr., Mrs. Stella Purcell, Miss
Laura Sills. Mrs. Carl Cochrane. Of
Denver.
Tho members of the Pi Beta Phi
gathered at the studio of Miss Ida
Peterson on Wednesday evening and
enjoyed informal moments during
which a bountiful spread was relished.
Those present were: Mrs. Frederick Is.
Haver. Mrs. French Taylor. Mrs. Will
bur Pryor. Mrs. George Townsend
Harley. Mrs. Frank ]. Henry, Mrs. C..
w. Streamer, Mrs. William Henry.
Mrs l.. q. Weed. Miss Christine Lur-
ton. Miss Wave Richardson. Mise Leila
Haines, Miss Melin. Miss Harriet Hill,
Miss Katherine Ducc.
4 Il 4.
The members of the lambda Alpha
lambda Sorority met Saturday after
noon in the home OF the Misses May
and Josephine Langdon. The brief
business session was disposed OF and
Miss Emma Coffey was pledged to the
sorority. Tho social moments were
enjoyed by Miss Vera Flynn, Miss
Lucille Crocl. Miss Genevieve Kendall.
Miss Marguerite McGraw, Miss 1neI
Mccarthy, Miss Irma Cox, Miss Shirley
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
w O NJ A N

Who hurled away the mortal bar
Till you leaped laughing to star?
Woman, wondrous woman!
When all your bubbles broke to air,
Who was it strove against despair?
Who was it shared your loss and lack
And took your burden on her back?
Who was it held on. sure and fast.
Through storm and darkness to the
last?
oh, woman. woman woman!
Who was it kept her every vow
And asked so little? Answer now!
Who shuddered at your words un-
kind,
Yet staggered onward, bruised and
blind?
Who was it. when you failed her. still
Held-though your black blow seem
ed to kill?
oh, woman-yes, yes, woman!
Who felt your wrongs. yet all the
while
Hid her long sorrow with a smile,
And laid on you in golden hours
The God-touch of her deeper pow
ers,
And breathed upon you lyric breath
To sing of beauty, love and death?
Woman, wondrous woman!
BY Edwin Markham.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
SOCIETY

Mrs. ]. R ilson, Mrs. Ira x. Young
and Mrs. j. NJ. Woodard entertained
charmingly at an AT Home" Friday
afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock in the
residence of Mrs. Wilson. Pine branch
es and kiunikinnik brought from the
mountains beautifed the interior,
sprays of baby breath being entwined
with the kinnikinnik White roses and
white sweet peas intermingled with
plumoea ferns crowned the table in
the dining room, bows of green satin
and tulle suggesting st. Patrick's Day.
Miss Imogene Young, Miss Margaret
Barnum. Miss Adaline Levey and Miss
Margaret Wilson opened the door at
different hours. smilingly welcoming
the guests. Those asked to assist were:
Mrs. Z. C. Mates, Mrs. J. ]. Pattee. Mrs.
II p. Worries. Mrs. A. Sonnehorn, Mrs.
W. D. Young. Mrs. j. D. King, Mrs.
Fred Brown, Mrs. L. g. Walker, Mrs.
c. W. Babbitt. Mrs. R l. Brown. Mrs.
e. T. Shepherd. Mrs. ]. F. Chapman,
Mrs. ]. L. Beaman. Miss Linda May
hugh, Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mrs. Wal
lace Richeson. Mrs. G. l.. l. Gam,
Mrs. NJ D. Thatcher. Mrs. C. W. Crews.
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The members Of the Golf club and
n few friends enjoyed an informal
dancing party Thursday evening Green
streamers. suggesting the season of
St Patrick, decorated the ballroom
and punch was served during the
hours. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Cessna. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Creel. Mr.. and Mrs. n. E.
Rrayton, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Duncan,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Forbush. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fl. Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. R II. Jancke
of Denver, Dr. and Mrs. Lorin Ffmplc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marvin. Mr.. and
Mrs. N. B. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. ~nu ~ Nlru
Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Tyler.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomson, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. weinhausen. Or. and Mrs. Ralph
Walmsley. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Creel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Webb, Mr.. and
cph Snedec. DR.. and Mrs. Harold Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Hull. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrett. Miss Mary Jane Wright.
Miss Harriet Hill. Miss Opal White,
Miss Pauline Davis. Miss Reba Will
iiams. Miss Lois Webb. Miss Clar!ne
Webb. Miss Rita Fist. Miss Ruth
Davis. Miss callaghan. Messrs. Joseph
Grigsby. A T. Stewart Jr.. Paul Clif-
ford. A c. Jones. r. E. Leonard. Carl
Stowe. Max Day. Le Drue Cessna.
Howard Creci, Roger Underwood.
Charles Edward Haines. Walter
.1ancke of Denver. Bert Farrabee. DR..
FL G. DeTtenne: Dr. snider'
The new board of directors OF the
NHnnequa Country club entertained
the members of the old board at din
ner on Thursday evening when felici-
tations and good wishes were ex-
changed. The guests. former direc-
tors. were: Mr.. Thomas A. Duke, Mr..
Gerald Alley. Mr.. Albert w. Bissell,
Mr. W. r. Dean. Mr.. j.. Arthur o'Brien.
Mr. A G. Hoskins, Mr.. Leo Kelly. Mr..
Wilbur Pryor Mr.. B. r. Scrthner Mr.
W. n. Thomas. Mr.. e. ]. Rosenauer.
Mr.. +. e. withers. Mr.. Martin Walter.
The new officers and directors follow:
Mr.. George II. Sweeney. president:
Mr.. A. T. Stewart Jr., vice president:
Mr.. N. W. Duke. secretary; Mr.. c. 3.
Carliic, treasurer: directors, Mr..
George II. Sweeney. Mr.. Frank Pryor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-20
OFFICIAL CALL FOR CONVENTION

The clubs of tho sou.hcas, District
are hereby called to meet IN Convcn-
ton. at La Junta, April ! and S, 1921.
Purpose,-the purpose of this conven-
ton shall be to promote interest in the
work of tho state Federation. to form
district, and by INTERCHANGE of ideas,
increase enthusiasm and efficiency.
Reprcscnt tation. - Tho voting repro
sentation of clubs In this convention
shall be the same as that to the State
conventions. and written credentials
and visiting clubwomcn are cordially
invited to come to the meetings and
take part in the discussions. but viii
have no voting power.
Program.-A program Of unusual In
terest has been arranged by tho Local
Board. and matters OF vital interest
will be brought up for discussion. All
ssssions will start promptly at the
hour desiSnated on the program. The
Round table discussion will include
matters OF State interest. led by Mrs.
L. A. Miller: the Endowment Fund
Drive. led by Mrs. Jcancon: and the
State Magazine. led BY Mrs. Aud. I,
como prepared TO tell their club plans
regarding the Drive. and also bring
suggestions for the magazine. During
the Friday morning session. time will
be given to representatives OF clubs to
tell-"What my club has done. and
how II was done" The time limit will
be TWO minutes, for each club to pre-
sent tho matter. but no limit will be
be placed on the time for discussion.
There will be a Board Meeting at
p. m. Thursday. April eth. to tran
sact necessary business and to cleo.
tho necessary District officers. The
Local Board. Mrs. Frank V. worden,
President. (soi Colorado Avc.) has en-
gagged Mr.. F. N. Talbot. chairman
| Community Service bureau. Denver, to
| speak on Community Service" and
Mr.. J. Allard JeAncon to give his IL
| Illustrated Lecture The Buried Cities
of the Southwest. In the spirit OF
generous hospitality. they have ar.
ranged a reception for Thursday cve-
ming. 4 drive at p. m. on Friday. and
a banquet and concert for Friday eve
ming. The plNes Mt the banquet will
be H.75 each ,dnd Miss Emma Wilson.
| I2l San Juan ave. asks that all who
wish reservations made for tho ban
auet notify her not LATER than
April LIST
HARRIErrE A. oooDLoE.
| President.
EslswReat Fund Drive
The idea OF setting aside a certain
wcck for drive was to gain the in
| spiration which comes from numbers.
from concerted action. Ono enthusi-