The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-19
CLUB WOMEN TO
GO ON SPECIAL
TO WEST COAST
North Dakota Delegation to
General Federation Will
Leave Next Week
BIG MEETING PLANNED

Delegates Will leave the laCter
part Of next week for the 18th
biennial meeting of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs
which will be held in Los Angeles
the first week of June. All dele
gates from Bismarck and Mandan
will join the special train that
leaves St. Paul for Los Angeles.
Delegates may select either one OF
two routes.
Mrs. w. II. Stutsman Of Mandan
has gone to Minneapolis to- spend
a week or ten days in that city.
visiting with her daughter, who i
student of the Minnesota Sta
University, and with other friends
before leaving for California. Mrs.
l.. N. Cary Of Mandan, Mrs. Alfre'
Zuger and son Jack and Mrs. Mary
Mclean are among those planning
to leave the latter part of next
week for the Twin Cities to join
the Club women of the state in
that city. A number of the Bis
marck Club women who have spent
the winter in California are plan
ming to remain there until after
the biennial meeting.
Plan Big Session
The California Club women plan
to make this enc of the best hi
ennial sessions in the history of the
General Federation. A number of
important features are to be taken
up at this meeting among which
will be the consideration of The
Worlds Peace and the Court of In
ternational relationships and dis
cussion Of the immigration ques-
ton, which seems vitality import
ant to each section of the United
States.
Part of Discussion
Since regulating the inflow of
immigrants has important bearing
on international relations, the i'm
migration question will be among
those discussed and possibly acted
upon during the 18th annual BIZ
ennial convention of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs tc
be held in Los Angeles June 3-l3
Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter, President
of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs and National Chair
man of the Department Of Inter
national Relations, is expected to
recommend approval of the enact
ment of legislation advocated by D.
Chauncey Brewer, President of the
North American Civic League fol-
immigrants, in speaking before the
Manufacturers Association of Con.
necticut, calling for such "sant
federal regulation of immigrants
and resident aliens as shall not in.
terfere with the industrial require
ments of the country" Mr.. Brew
er's plan provided for:
Efficient inspection at the docks
Safe transfer to destination o,
immigrants whose papers indicate
they expect to join friends or rela
tives at defined points;
Holding of all other immigrant.
IN suitable quarters at ports of en-
try until they can be distributed tt
advantage Of the community;
Registration of each Immigrant
and resident alien with a designat
ed official, to whom the aforesaid
alien shall thereafter make period
ical reports;
Limitation of alien residence t.
a reasonable period, within which
time the alien may be naturaliz
! cd, if ne is able to comply with the
requirements of carefully franco
naturalization laws.
A number of the delegates plar
to visit with relatives and friend,
on the Pacific coast before return
ing to- the city. The rates for tn,
convention will be effective unit
late in the season.