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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Get Acquainted Club.

Get Acquainted club meets tonight
at o'clock in the club rooms at
Twenty-eighth and Farnam streets.
The program will be furnished by the
club orchestra. There will be VIC
lin solo by Mabel Hinzie Reed
cornet solo, Leo Williams; trio, Carl
Thomas. cello; Mabel Hinzie Reed,
violin; Hazel beaverton. piano; violin
solo, Edgar beaverton: piano solo.
Hazel beaverton: violin duet. Edgar
beaverton and Mabel Hinzie Reed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Oldest Club at Central
Alumnae Number 1000

"YORTH while things live. The
w recent banquet Of the Lin
niger Travel club of Central
High school, reminds one that this
club has existed for 21 years. the
only club formed at that time that
still lives and flourishes.
Miss Carrie Browne who has been
sponsor for the club practically all
these years. helped the girls organize
more than two decades ago.
I'VE don't want a literary club"
they said, and the travel idea was
suggested. Their name was In com
pliment to George w. Lininger, at
that time Omaha's greatest travel
er. Mr.. Lininger gave many talks at
the meetings and entertained the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
ADyrRTisEMENT.
To Keep Hair Curly in
Most Trying Weather

You needn't worry about damp or windy
your hair u YOU use silmerine. And yo,,
can dance all evening without having your
tresses stringing about your face. II you
have never tried IL. hy all means procure a
bottle of liquid silmerine from your drug
sist and follow the accompanying instruc-
tions II will enable you 10 have lnst the
prettiest waves and curls. natural look :
ing no one will guess they We're srtificlaiiy
produced. The curlinsss Ia quickly sc-
ouired and lasts considerably longer than
whers the heated iran H. used fife iaster
and beauty Of the hair are nreterved BY
this harmless liquid. 1, 4. neither stleky
nor Ereaty.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Kmdergarteners Will Give
Program at Round
Table Meet

Kountze Place Child Study Round
Table, DIR. Nettie l.. Gerish chair
man, will meet Friday, April II, at
1:a0 p. M, in the art room Of Sara
tosa school Twenty and
Ames avenue.
The program will be given by the
pupils of the kindergarten first and
second primary grades, under the
supervision of their teachers.
The program will be resume OF
the work done along health lines
which will be in harmony with the
Round Table study.
Miss Gross, principal, will be the
leader of the day All mothers and
those interested are cordially invited.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Tuberculosis Survey.

Word has been received BY the Ne
hraska Tuberculosis association that
Or. a. L. Edwards. medical field secre-
tary Of the National Tuberculosis as
sociation, viii arrive IN Nebraska on
Monday. April - 10 start a statewide
survey. This survey was
requested by the board Of directors OF
the Nebraska tuberculosis association.
and interest In 1t has been manifested
bv the state health department. state
board of control Omaha Chamber OF
Commerce. Omaha Council OF Social
Agencies. Lincoln Chamber of Com
merce and Lincoln community chest.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Creighton Gym Transformed
for JuniOr-Senior Prom

Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c.
Newton, Mr.. L. J. TePoel, DIR. and
Mrs. \. II. Nipple.
Only juniors and seniors will be
eligible for admission TO this party.
Tickets are being distributed by com.
mitteemen this week. -Four hundred
couples are expected to attend.
The senior law class will give Its
annual banquet at the Brandeis grill
before the Prom. A number of
other senior classes will probably
follow this annual custom.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

girls at his home and art gallery.
His daughter. Mrs. Frank Haller,
was, during her life time, a warm
friend Of the club.
Each program IL devoted TO the
study of a certain country. Costumes
and pictures are shown when pos
sible and talks by various speakers
are given. The club has done con-
siderable charity work. aside from its
study. This was especially true dur
ing the war. when 1t was known as
the Path Red Cross auxiliary.
Each year. after losing the seniors,
the club takes In enough new mem
bers to keep its number up 10 40 or
so. It's alumnae In the city number
| 900
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
To Press Chairmen

All club news for the Sunday
paper must reach the club editor
not later than 10 O'Clock Friday
morning. or it will not appear on
the following Sunday. News
should be legibly written on one
side OF the paper only. All sur
names appearing in notices must
be accompa MED by two initials or
the full first name of the person.
Articles must be signed by the
writer, who must give also her
telephone number OF street ad-
dress. Leave space at the top OF
your notice for the editors use.
Press correspondents should take
care in writing their notes and
should notice editorial corrections
In their copy az 1t appears in The
Rec on the following Sunday, SO
that they can improve.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Literature Department to
Give Sprinetime Tea

For Mrs. philip Potter. retiring
president. and Mrs. John w. Gill. pres
ident- t-elect, the literature department
of Omaha Woman's club will give a
springtime tea Tuesday afternoon OF
,. Mrs. Florence r-Palmer will
sing group Of interpretive songs;
Mrs. Deyo Crane, accompanist. Mrs.
Gill will give as a reading the inter
pretive prologue Of The Erlking."
Miss Nina Garrett will give piano
solo, "The Erlking." by Shubert-Liszt
Mrs. Potter will read.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
League Women Voters in
Virginia This Week.

At the National League of Women
Voters meeting in Richmond. Va,
this week, Mrs. j. =. SEEMING and
Miss Ruth Comstock of Lincoln will
speak. Mrs. W. Leroy Davis, state
president, will attend; also Mrs Maude
Marsten Burrows. president of the
kearney league. Mrs. Davis will at
tend the International Council OF
Women in Washington as representa-
tive from the lincoln Woman's club,
May 10, a.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

In the peasant homes of Europe
alcoye beds are very common, but We
would not consider them sufficiently
ventilated for general use. However,
this one does make very nice day.
bed. 1t is equipped with comfortable
full and quiet spot TO take daytime
nap. The curtains can be drawn
against the possibility of too much
light.
The bedspread and drapes of cream
colored glazed chintz figured with
crimson roses help 10 make this bed
one of the most decorative features of
the room.
(Conyrixht Ig2sD
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

The regular monthly meeting oil
the board of directors of the Visiting
Nurse association will be held Tues
day. April Il. at 1890, in the rooms
sol City hall.
The nurses committee Of the VISIT
ing Nurse association meets Monday'
April -, at 1 a. m.
The finance committee of the Visit
Ing Nurse association meets Monday,
April IS, at 1i.45 a. m.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
SATURDAY.

Omaha College Club. Saturday at the
Brandeis restaurants at ~ o'clock.
Chapter q. Y. Of the p. r.. q. will meet
with Mrs Nellie |. Allen Saturday after
noon, April Is
Chapter NJ. r. ". o.. viii lunch with
Mrs. Frank Sevick. assisted by Miss Jessie
Stitt. at her home on Fort Crook bouie-
ward, saturday. John Fitx-Roberts. Audu-
bon society. well known for his bird lore.
Will talk On birds"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Mrs. Thomas J. Donahue, mother of
this fine family OF girls, finds time
away from home duties for consider
able church work. She is chairman
of district No. II, ST. Cecilia cathe-
dral, which is sponsoring a large rum
mage sale to be given Friday and
Saturday. April II and is, at 14o7
Farnam street.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
smetana Club Recital,
Czech Playlet Later

Smetana club, st. Wenceslauas
parish, will give recital Thursday
ut p. IN. in the school auditorium
under the direction of Rev. Edward
Chapuran.
instrumental solos will be rendered
by:
Frank Nlach Louis Foral
John Chapuran John Kotera
Agnes Forai Teresa Kastl
Emil Cermak Joseph Sloup
Vocal numbers by:
Anna Rozmajzl Bessie Schuman
Rose Starry AGnes Schuman
Agnes Krejci Wesley Sloup
Mayme kastl
Short talks will be given by Frank
kastl and James Mirasky.
Officers of the club are:
Anna Ro4majzl Wesley Sloup
The club is preparing a series Of
programs, the first of which will ne
widely known Czech comedy drama,
"The Wardens Wife and Her Daugh-
ter. Tony which will be presented
on the evening of May 3. at the Cath
olic sokol hall, 1915 South Thirteenth
81 rect
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Isaac Sadler Bridge.

Major Isaac Sadler chapter will en-
tcrtain at bridge Friday, April II.
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Robert
Shields. 1882 Mason street. Mrs. J
McQuillen assisting. Mrs. o. f. Dot
son. at At $3.50 is taking reserva
tons
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Club Calendar for Week

April 10, D. m. at Pearl ". =. hall.
Twenty ty-fourth street and Ogden avenue.
Hrs. Fred g. Grousmsn will speak on
National Garden Week"
Music Department. Omaha Woman's
Y. c. \. auditorium, for regular class
Roseft Crseaden. instructor.
On Wednesday evening. April is, the
Z. Y NJ. s. club OF st. Joseph parish will
arit ertain at a dance at the parish hall,
Sixteenth and Center streets Pats Meio-
dy Boys Will furnish the music.
johnson Memorial union will meet next
Wednesday. April 10. at the Child Saw
ng institute at l o'clock. Miss Ella Rob-
erts will have charge. Miss Esther
Johnson will speak child welfare A
box lunch VIII be served at noon
Dundee Wemans club. Wednesday :
o'clock Mrs. Clyde Drew. $40 South Fifty
third street. hostess. Analysis of Talk" :"
Emaanle Sachss will be given by Mes
ia nes Charles Cornick. Charles Powell
snd F. IT. Wray. reports of committees.
Education department. Omaha womans
,lub. Wednesday. April 10. Judge l.. B.
Das, court Of domestic relations 10 speak
on the pnyenle court and the schools.
3rs. A. II. Hipple. chairman for the
day; Mrs. T. II. Cole. department leader.
Heme Section. Omaha College Club
Wednesday. at 1.s0 D. m. Technical High
school. Pupils In Tho home economics de
nsrtment under the direction OF Miss
Lucy Harte will give demonstration OF
eorreet table service. Mrs. +. f. Thomp-
son, leader
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
HnIne Bake Sale.

Division L.. st. Cecilia parish, Will
hold a home bake sale. April IL. at
Hocher gracery store. Thirty-sixth
and Farnam streets. Mesdames Tom
Donahue. l. A. Murphy and I. j.
Dwyer are in charge.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

In laying out the floor plan of the
upstairs this alcove in the wall of
one of the bedrooms was inevitable.
Several plans for utilizing this space
were considered. but. it was finally
decided to build in an alcove bed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
NJ. T.. Nav breakfasts.

First Methodist church Ladies' Aid
society will hold its annual May
breakfast May IA and 10. Mrs 7. +.
Sturgess is chairman for the break
fasts. both days.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
THURSDAY.

Big Skaters. in the private dining room,
metropolitan cafe. April 16. at 6:15 D. m.
Womon's society. Miller Park Presbv-
ierssn church. viii meet at the church,
O'Clock luncheon.
Scottish Rite Woman's club is mending
each Thursday during April at the Ma
sonic Homo for Boys.
Unity Study club. Thursday, 2 ?. m.
Residence Mrs. f. ]. Thornton, sss2
North Forty-fifth street
Chapter y. p. y. o.. THURSDAY home n,
Mrs. G. W. Heryey IFS North Fortieth
street. | o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Minnie
Wintersteen 2 assisting
American home department. Omaha
Moman's club will meet in Y. W. c. A.
Thursday. 10 a. m. y. p. Sass will speak.
Mrs. j. F. Dimick. leader.
Betsy Rose Tent. No. I, Daughters oi
Union Veterans. viii hold a regular meet
ing In Memorial hall courthouse Thurs
day at p. m. Extra rehearsals every
Monday at 12 o'clock.
Art department. Omaha woman's club.
Thursday. p. m, final meeting. =. W. c.
4. Election OF officers. Vocal solos
Mrs. Arthur A. Heath: accompanies, Mrs
O. o. Pickett. Reading of o. H. Murray
speech.
Adah shapter. o. Il. g.. Kensington
club will meet. April 10. for i o'clock
lunchsop with Mrs. e. r. Leigh, 1s1s A
street The program Will include a tory
BY Mrs. Florence Strain. talk on order
of Eastern Star. nv Mrs william berry
and a musical solo by Ardn Berauist'
Mrs. Ray casteel is chairman Of the
luncheon committee.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
COn,,ls Club.

Mrs. Charles Z. Lanstrom will en-
tertain the Comus club Wednesday
April Is. at ! o'clock luncheon at
her home. 1207 South Twenty
seventh street
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Mrs. Hart Writes
of Great Naval
Spectacle April )

Mrs. J. c.. Hart. who. With Mr..
Hart. is passing the winter In Cali.
fornia. writes 10 friends under date
of April telling of the fleet in san
Francisco bay that day:
at was the greatest naval spec
tacle in United States peace time
history. As the combined fleets
steamed through the Golden Gate. 14a
warships, $4,000 officers and men. 4
gave one a thrill.
ITO ships men pay homage such
as they give to no other material
things. The fleet, belonging as it does
to the people and representing a great
defensive force, holds unique place in
popular affections. This fleet is the
greatest ever to visit San Francisco
bay. 1t recognizes Pacific waters as
the place for the nations floating
armament, this bay being designed by
nature as a resting place for ships.
l.. q. +. Delegate.
Mrs. Rodman Brown was elected
delegate to the grand lodge conven
ton of the l.. o. +.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Mrs. A. s. Harrington has one OF
the leading feminine roles in the play
Adam and Eva" to be presented by
the Omaha College club ON college
night, April "a. at the Brandeis the
ater.
Mrs Harrington Is a graduate OF
Nebraska Wesleyan university. Dur
Ing the present year she has been
head Of the book review section.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
NJ. r. Rummage Sale.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
First Methodist church will hold
rlmmage sale at 70f South Sixteenth
street, April %. % and "a.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
FRIDAY.

Lee Iorby Auxiliary, No. !. U. g. W V.
Eensington 10 meet at home OF Mrs Alma
Baxter. .4soa North Twenty-first street.
Fricay. April II.
Henry W. Yates Parent Teacher aaso-
c'ation, school auditorium. Friday. two
nerforma noes, and D. m Yankee
Doodle Jr'' Pathe Review and a comedy.
lowe Avenue PvesSyteHan Mlasionnyy
societv will hold it's regular rneetlrg in
,he church psrlor Friday az 2:so p. m.
Of tho r. W. c. A. will speak.
Woman's Missionary society, WeesmIr-
ster Presbyt~rian church. hons Of Mr.
~ u. maxwell 2ff5 South Thirty fourth
street, Friday, at 2.50 o'clock. Devotionsls
Mrs. ". n Burns Music. Mrs. n. q.
Starke. Address by Or. g. W Mason con
China.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Mrs. William Brown Meloney, for
merly Miss Marie Mattingly. Is one OF
the best known of the country's wom-
an editors. At present she is editor
of the "Delineator." leading
woman's magazine published in New
York City.
Mrs. Meloney does not confine her
activities to editorial work, however.
She IL the organizer of the Marie
Curis Radium committee. and she
also inaugurated the better homes
movement. Mrs. Meloney received
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
SUNDAY.

Old fe0ples Home. 53l@ Fontenell~
charge OF ". {. r. L.
House Of Hope. Easter. service. will be
n charge of Rev. Frederick Edward
music By the church eii choir. '0'"' -'N''e'
woman's Christian Temperance union.
nome sss5 Fontensis mel % beulsrard a. o suD1ny Deis
$50 p. M. Address by Mr.. L. I. Sweely.
Music by Job's Daughters. assisted By
Omaha Walking club starts s:15 p. m
from Pearl and Broadway Council Bluffs.
Transfer to North Harrison street car and
allow IS minutes to- 10 reach Peari and
Broadway from Fourteenth and Tarnam
streets. Leader Martha Hoehne, Walnut
MONDAY.
Hellenic Cha utauaua circle. . a. m.
Monday. home Of Mrs. George shuItz. 1909
Writ street. Lessons on physiology.
Unity study club, Monday p. m. 2i4
Kennedy building Nineteenth and Doug
las streets. Leader. Mrs. Edna Butts,
.Onachristian Healing"
uniSsrsi,y s club Monday. 1880 clock. Host
ssssrer. shea a F. Sa1 v. Heasey. Il. F. Milrcy '" -
Amerseen home deparment; omaha
IS. at 2 D. m. home Of Mrs. Is. $. Keil
sso7I North Twenty second street. Miss
association, VIII speak
TUESDAY.
W. c. T. u. Omaha chapter. meets
Tuehdsyy April IA. p. m.' at Y. NJ c. A.
George 4. Custer Relief Corps TUESDAY.
April ~, Mt Memorial hall, courthouse.
G. A. r.. post No. invited.
ans club. VIII meet Tuesday, April a.,
Library hall. Twenty-third and N streets,
at s:ao. Mrs. Erie Brown. leader.
Dundee Mother-' club. home Of y. Mr;, :;
svS1ue. buffet luncheon. o'clock Tues.
day. Election Of officers Little French
Girl'' will be reviewed
steseh education depsrtrent; Omaha
Woegmn. Wom.nii .i.ctlon flss' Of officers Prot, Edwin
rs x ss. r. the s.drss e. pras
Alpha Chapter. Omaha D~Ipbisp society
i.at -Four New England Poets" Mrs
Ssorfs 81: rfMsesdsme. M,'e i. ih Lohss' Alma Kosnix'
". i.ohse. V. @. Kropf. A. NJ. smith.
Nvvth Side Mothers Club will meet
Tueaday. April IL. for o'clock luncheon.
with Mrs. n. r. Gerald, .t4i Brown street
Mrs. IT, G Newton and rsn MIS- s,i W. :. Sags s'rsn
BY Mrs. c. w Hall and a review Of Edna
Ftrber's book. 80 Big" Will be given by
Mrs. l.. b. Webster. Mrs. George Crocker
and Mrs. John Hoist.
WEDNESDAY,.
Ladies' of Flks. initiation "wednesday. .
D.. M, Elks' club
rhspter q. p. p. r.. o.. with Mrs. l.. ".
Caldwell 342s Hawthorne avenue. one
o'clock luncheon.
Mn elrmn. with Mrs. George Platner,
J1o North Fifty fourth street. At $3.50 a. m.
surprise program. Mrs. c. c. Belden'
leader.
Chant>v c. r., p. n o.. will meet
Wedncsday. April 16 at o'clock: With
Mrs. * b. Majors for . covered dish
luncheon. 2o2f r street.
Parent -Tescher:' assoei.tion Of Miilsr sr
sch6oI Mrs Glare Whitcomb, supervisor
Of school nurses, win speak.
AuxiIiavy ~. Mthiel post. yeterans o.
Mrs Street. wed Wssnesdsy. o'clock.
ChaotAr y. p. p. = o, viii meet for !
e'clocf luncheon on wsdnssdsy. April ~.
s.csnd ,m % street.. Mrs' n u. Parrott assisting.
hook Rsvlew section. Omaha Coliess :
WI, .tudio. Prof Edwin Pulls will re
view .'Twsivs Tests Of Character, by
Hsrry Emerson Fosdick.
North side woman's club. wsdnssdAy'
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Gertrude Atherton, the author, IS
a great-grandniece of Benjamin
Franklin.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Miss Stella Wolff Murray. Eng
land. was the first woman TO enter
the press gallery of the British parlia-
ment which was recently opened 10
her sex.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Nearly 900 women in England and
Wales are listed as magistrates.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

behalf Of Belgian children.
The University of Debrecan, Hun
gary. has opened the doors Of its
faculty TO women. Wom-
en- may attend lectures and take the
examinations under the same condi.
tions as the men, but they cannot
become or serve as elergymen. They
may, however, act as teachers of re-
ligion in primary and secondary
schools and as missionaries.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

decoration for services rendered II
behalf Of Belgian children.
The border vidette., 1925-03-28

noon is being looked forward to
with considerable interest as it
is generally believed that the
new battery will be tested out
and shifted in order that the
subscribers and baseball de.
votees may have an opportunity
OF seeing each man in action.
Among those who will be seen
on the International line up are:
Ruiz, Arzate, Jackson and Wash.
burn, batteries; Felix Ramirez,
Bojorquez, Ibach, Aguilar in
field. Hines, Yayo Ramirez and
another man to be selected by
Manager Friedman at a later
date. Herald.
The border vidette., 1925-03-28
RED CROSS NURSE COMING.

Miss Dorothy Ledyard, assist
ant national director Red Cross
nursing service, San Francisco
branch Office, American Red
Cross, will be a guest speaker at
the convention of the Arizona
Federation of Women's Clubs,
Flagstaff, on Thursday after
noon, April 2.
Club women will welcome the
opportunity to hear Miss Led
yard, one of the most prominent
figures in Red Cross activities in
the western states. The subject
of her address will be "Contri-
button of the American Red
Cross to World Peace /" Miss
Ledyard is well qualified to
speak on this subject, her pro-
fessional interests taking her
into many European countries
during the World War and the
years Immediately following the
armistice. She participated in
the inauguration of public health
nursing in Czecho- Slovakia, hav-
ing been sent there by the Lea
que of Red Cross societies for a
period of one year. At the ter
mination of this time, she be-
came assistant to Miss Katherine
Olmsted, director of nursing of
the league.
While in Arizona, Miss Led.
yard will also speak before the
Arizona State Nurses convention
in Phoenix, Tuesday afternoon,
March 81. The session that day
will be devoted to a discussion
on public health problems and
Miss Ledyard will bring with
her wealth of practical ex-
perience on that subject, having
been a public health nurse her.
self in Marysville, Calf, as we'll
as the fruits of many years of
study.
Miss Ledyard was one Of the
two American nurses given a
scholarship for the Public Health
Course at Kings College for
Women, London. Prior to this
she had done postgraduate work
in public health nursing at West
ern Reserve University, follow
ing her graduation from the
Children's Hospital, San Fran
cisco.
The border vidette., 1925-03-28
NOTICE or RECEIVING BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that
the City of Nogales, Arizona,
will on Monday. the 4th day of
May, 1925 at the hour of $50 p.
%. of said day lease to the high
est and best bidder therefor the
City Sewer Farm located on the
Nogales Tucson highway, coun
ty Of Santa Cruz, State of Ari
Zona.
Bidders for said lease shall
submit sealed bids therefor to
the City Clerk at his office in the
City Hall of the city of Nogales,
Arizona, ,on or before 500 o'clock
D. N. of said 4th day of May,
1925. and shall bid for a lease
upon said City Sewer Farm for
period Of from one to three
years from the 1st day of May.
1925.
The Mayor and Board of AL
dermen of said city of Nogales
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids submitted for said
lease.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona,
this 9th day of March, A. d.,
1925.
THE CITY OF NOGALES,
By PHIL HEROLD,
3-28-4t. City Clerk.
The border vidette., 1925-03-28
cRlTTENDeN OFFICIAL HERE.

The Florence Crittenden Mis-
sion of Arizona is keeping space
with the growth of the state, ac-
cording to Mrs. L. G. Thompson,
field secretary of the organiza-
tion who is now in Nogales on
her annual visit to tell of the
work accomplished during the
past year and to show the great
necessity of carrying on this up
lift work with the unfortunate
and underprivileged girl.
The home has cared for more
than 800 cases in the last four
years, Mrs. Thompson states
and the activities have now out
grown the present building. It
is old, inadequate in every re-
spect.
The home has recently pur
chased a five acre plot of ground
just on the outskirts Of Phoenix.
With a new building the accom-
plishments will be far greater,
in as much as the girl Of 13, IA
and Is years of age are our
greatest problems. A training
school is held very necessary in
order to give the younger girl
the things Of knowledge which
she lacks.
Mrs. Thompson will speak be-
fore all of the local civic clubs
and organizations this week.
She feels sure the citizens of
Nogales are interested in this
welfare program which has con-
tinued for 80 years here in Ari-
zona and calls for assistance
from generous minded and un-
derstanding people Herald.