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1H WICHITA BEACON PAGE THIRTEEN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1820 SUCCESSOR TO MRS. C. H. BROOKS 250-MILE AUTO CLUB WOMEN OF U. S.

TO "GOLDEN PRAIRIE" BIENNIAL IN JUNE SOCIAL AND CLUB NEWS RAG Eorasi -BY MAE D. HENDRTX, PHONE MKT. 2900.. Club women all over tne uniwa RETURNS TO WICHITA TO RESIDE Y. W.

C. A. WANTS States are keenly anticipating the Eighteen Well Known Driv great golden Prairie" biennial of tile General Federation of Women's Clubs MEMBERSHIP OF 3,000 ers Are Competing Today. to be held at Des Moines, from June to the 23rd, which promises to be one of the most Interesting and Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Smyth are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smyth of Benton Harbor, who will be with them for another week.

Mr. and Mrs. Smyth lived In Wichita twenty years ago and are well known to the older residents Mrs. Smyth is an accomplished musician and during her residence here was Identified with the musical clubs. Mrs.

Lewis Spoke to Why are not more Wichita women Los Angeles, Cat, Teb. 28. Fast enrolled on the membership books ot 1 the T. W. In a city of 80,000 driving was expected in the 250-mile automobile race on the new speed or thereabouts, the membership otl fruitful ever held.

Americanism will be the keynote and American problems which deal with many danger the association should be at least way here today. Ot the eighteen drivers entered, many were nation 2.600 or 3.000 and Wichita Is lagging ous "Isms" and radical measures In ally known. In elimination trials by Twentieth Century. behind with a total ot 1,300. The T.

W. C. A. Is of vital Import Mrs. Cora Q.

Lewis, appointed by which the field was reduced from 24, three covered the mile and a quarter' oval under forty seconds. ance to the young women of this city. Governor Allen to organise the Kan It is the friend of the girl who comes I sas neople in New Tork City to wel- The weather bureau forecast Indi i-nm Kansas soldiers home from from the nearby town to work and who often is alone excepting tor the cated showers during the day but -he speedway management announced overseas, was a special guest at the kindly associations of this institution. I contrast to the sane, healthful note jot progress which clubwomen have ever endeavored sound, will be discussed from women from every state. The above subject will be divided Into three distinct phases: Americanism In the home, as developed thru wise expenditures and child welfare work; Americanism developed thru communty work by creating friendly relations in every community and the promoting of healthful recreation in verv town: Americanism thruout the Twentieth Century Club on Tuesday afternoon.

There was an unusually At the present time a new depart that only a heavy downpour would interfere with the race. larra attendance as members who ment is being Installed which will help the association to get Into even I The entries: Driver Car hid heard Mrs. Lewis speak on pre closer touch with Wichita young I vlous occasion knew that a real Jimmy Murphy Deusenberg girls. This will be done thru the ef treat was in store for them. Ralph Mutford Meteor Tommy Milton Deusenberg Mrs.

Lewis told the story, old, but forts of an Industrial Secretary. Peterson, who formerly wm tary of the T. W. at Joplin, Mo, will I ever new to Kansans, of how their nation brought about by a better understanding between the native Joe Thomas Frontenao boys were welcomed at New Tork. Of tiu niiinninv and decoratinc of the ind foreign born.

Community work arrive in Wichita Monday to take up I Roscoe Saries Frontenao Joe Boyer Frontenao Ralph De Palma Ballot will bring about the latter in a large I Kansas house and the organlxing of this work. Miss Peterson will or ganize clubs In the various business measure. I gome five hundred ex-Kansans in believe that the "Golden I New y0T to welcome and entertain institutions employing young women, Ken Goodson Frontenao Reeve Dutton Stuts trViv.V prairie' convention will epochal in I the men. BUch as the telephone company, etc. These clubs will be for the purpose ot I many ways." Mrs.

rauieoerry j.i Mrs. Lewis spoke reeiingiy or nor study and recreation and In other ci Haley (jf Birmingham, Ala chairman i visits to Hoboken hospitals where Art Klein y. Peugeot Eddie Pullen Richards Cliff Durant Eddie Kearne Chevrolet Ira Vail Phllorln ties have proven a splendid thing for I of the program commiuee reports. tne seriously injured were carea ior, "The program will emphasize its I she also read many letters from the employed girls. While the Y.

W. C. A. lays empha great opportunity and purpose to turn I DOyg all expressing appreciation of all of its Influence to the settlement her personal Interest in them and Bennett Hl sis on the fact that It wants employ John De Palma Merosdes Eddie O'Donnell Hudson ed girls. It Is equally desirous of en of the questions growing out of the I gratitude for her work among them Great War as they bear upon our In- at the time when It was needed most.

listing every other woman and girl In I Waldo Stein Oldfield dividual and national life. Wichita. Membership In the Associ MAUD WOOD State W. C. T.

U. Officer "This is a day of many dangerous ation Is but $1 a year, within the! 'Isms' the Des Moines conven Coming Next Week reach of every pocketbook. PA7SJC HI8 TITLE LETS HIM BUY BOOZE tion will stress sane, healthful and Join the T. W. Tou will enjoy the On March 2,3, an 4 the leneral Spokane.

How'Ja like to have the progressive ideas that will lead to a officers of the Bute W.iC. T. U. will gymnasium, the swimming pool and I Its many other but even I CHAIRMAN OF THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS better understanding of women re- be in Wichita for a meeting. Those title City Commissioner Maurice-Smith bears? He is now called spor-slbllity and opportunity in these from out ot clty be if you never expect to do so, you I Ratification of the suffrage amendment Is a great victory sssssssMBIbiiMsBtiMsxiBNKJsl curator of city hospitals and labora momentous times." Lllliam Mltchner of Topeka, Mrs.

Ida for women and still a greater victory for the basio principle upon which should Join from civic pride and as a mark of appreciation for What the tories." Empty honor? Not mueni Reed Portrait. GULDNER. Walker ot Norton, Mrs. Lizzie K. this nation was founded, that derive their Just powers from Speakers of national repute have been secured and there will be ex He can buy alcohol 'n everything.

T. W. is doing for Wichita girls. Robinson of Eudora and Mrs. Emma MRS.

RENE Mrs. Quldner, who with her hus hibits, conferences, social affairs and for the next few months while Mr. the consent of the For ths women of our land ratification has made their noble Ideal reality. That's why the federal boose agents asked Spokane to dub him "curator, of Wlnfleld. Miss Mary Dobbs ot Wichita 1 the other mem excursions held in connection.

oooooooooooooooooo and Mrs. Stelnbuchel are in Call' fornia. Mrs. Homer A. Miller, the Iowa ber of the board.

0 member of the, board of directors of Mrs. Guldner was elected perma In the effort made to raise the WHY LtAr TWH the General Federation says that pre nent chairman of 'the Wichita Com Doctor Guldner, has recently returned to Wichita after six years' residence in New Tork, is being made more than welcome by her many old friends. Doctor and Mrs. Guldner will occupy the residence of Mrs. Guldner' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Her Sedgwlck'W. C. T. quota last week the worker reported In $593 Monday.

parations for 5,000 guests have been mlttee for Devastated France, to YOU KNOW made by the local biennial board. They will continue the work uniil the 0 work under the American Committee, at a mettingheld Friday, February Mrs. Miller lsVhalrman of the bi whole amount is raised. Mrs. E.

F. 0 27th. man Stelnbuchel, at 1905 Park Place St John who has been the hospital ennlel convention committee and Mrs. Gardner Cowles Is chairman of the local biennial board. Mrs.

Fred Weltx The lame "leap year" is supposed to have grown out ot King Henry's proclamation making February 28 and 29 legally one' day, Father Time being conceived of as leaping the gap from the 28th day of February to the first day of March. mother at Port Riley for the past ten 0 0000000000000000000 Mrs. George Jones will be assistant hostess. All members are asked to months, has been called into the field and will work at Valley Center and WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES. chairman of publicity, announces that club women from all over Iowa are acting upon committees to make the tome prepared to sew during the af 0 Maize this county for a few days when she will go to other point In ternoon or the Tuberculosis Camp.

oooootooooooooooooo IWii Wm fl By John D. Htiber; AM.MD Irj EYE DI8EA8ES the state. She accomplished great convention a history-making occas Ion, oooooc oooooooooooool work among the soldiers working In that most men consider sn electric as a luxury. We want you to know that they change minds after owning one. Ask ths following: F.

M'LEAN E. B. JEWETT MRS. W. B.

THROCKMORTON ORIGIN OF LEAP YEAR. The leap year was first introduced Russia has a Girl Scout organiza connection- with the Red Cross and Americanization, thrift, community service and citizenship are the great topic In our national life upon which tion. Missouri Society. assisting the field director In some of Into the calendar by Julius Caesar, to Milkmaids are fast disappearing In The Missouri Society will meet on the work. provide for the six extra hours Ui the.

American club women Is bend Great Britain. Friday afternoon, March 5, at the home of Mrs. Cora W. Wood, 1310 Ing her efforts to help raise the na each year. However, Caesar his astronomers were 11 minutes out in' Tokyo, Japan, lias a club of 20 wo The eye Is so delicate an' organ Club Women Plan For State Convention.

men journalists. ter has a swelling under the skin which has been pronounced goitre. In North Lawrence Avenue. Mrs. Hull, itlonal standards, according to Mrs.

T. G. Win tor of Minneapolis, second Women's clubs in the Philippines Mrs. Ralph Nordyke, Mrs. George E.

walking or hurrying her breath Is their reckoning, the result being that in the sixteenth century it became necessary for Pope Gregory 'XIII, to Club, women of will meet number more than 437. vice president of the General Fed era Myers and Mrs. T. E. Lampton will very short.

One doctor says her heart and Its diseases may be ot so grave a character that no opinion Should be given with examination. I therefore urge that In all rases of eye trouble the family doctor- be consult next at the annual state meeting to tion. be assistant hostesses. Married women in industry have Increased 100 peV cent since the war. is the trouble.

issue a bull putting the date ahead 11 be held at Hays, on May II end 1: "Speaker bureaus with expert lec Answer The main symptoms of Thuve are nearly 3.000 women stu tore, upon these vital subjects, are days in order that the calendar might catch up with the astronomical year. Warder Kormltt Novak, who has TIE KENNY BSOTNEIS K9TN (1. 221 N. Lswrones, Wichita, Kas. goitre are buldglng eyes, the lump It I expected that this will be the best attended convention ever held by the Kansas Federation.

Mrs. Rebecca dents taking up medicine at the being, formed In district and state ed at once; who will at his discretion enlist the servlco of tho eye spec To obviate further difficulties he been visiting his grandparents, who reside east of Douglass, has returned present time in England. in the throat, shortness of breath on exertion and heart palpitation; when federation, thruout the United ialist. And I eurncHtly warn against States," an official say. "The Gen-1 Weil Taylor of Lyons, state presl- Ono-thiro of the 6,000 women decreed that only years divisible by 4 and not by 100 and those divisible bv there after a short stay at homo with the advice ot solicitous neighbors or to thess- are added bulging eyes, we dent, together with the other state physicians In the United States reg oral Federation ot Women's Clubs is his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John E. speak ot exnphthalmio goitre. I think 400 shall be leap years having 369 istered for war rellet work. other persons not qualified by law, as to these most precious organs, Es officials and the Hay women who stressing the first three of the ub Novak, 304 South Rutan Avenue.

the palpitating heart in most caus days. Thus the year 1600 Was a leap The shortest women in the world will be hostesses, are putting fortu lects named, with the fourth follow ing naturally. Club women have spec are found in Lapland, averaging tour every effort to make It a succe. Mrs. Ben Lewis and Miss Angle year and the year 2,000 will be the same, but the years 1700, 1800 and pecially should no glannes be worn which are not prescribed by authorized practitioners.

Also I must warn feet nine Inches in height. This Is the first state meeting ever Wised upon them until their pre Davis were hostesses at the Mid- 1900 were not leap years. Women jurors in Michigan have held in that dlstrit. aentatlon of them is well worth while. that inflammation of the lids are In been commended for their broad- There will be a called meeting of is a part of the goitre, and that the heart trouble d'sappears when ths goitre Is cured, as it can be, In many cases, In the hands of good physicians such I am sure, as your doctor Is.

Fat pork baked In honey was a favorite confection among the women in the days ot Horace. Education I the great slogan of the West Motor Company's Hayne-i booth at the automobile show Thursday evening. Th) booth was decorated most cases contagious and therefore dangerous to others. mindedness in rendering decisions. Birthday Party.

the state officer and board pt man women' club movement and speak Humming birds are now replacing aement on May 10th. A formal re Mrs. D. C. Hlbarger, of 401 North ers' bureaus are being established to I will state here that tho only safe with American Beauty roses.

canaries as drawing-room pets in WICHITA TlRi! A SUrUY CO. ception will be held Monday oveninc, promote it. The great reconstruo- Kansas Avenue, entertained the following guests at a birthday party frjhlonable Parisian homes. tion struggle In progress 1 calling fori May 10, for all the visiting delegates. The Violet Society will meet with antiseptic application which can be made to the eye Is a borucic add solution (one teaspoonful to a pint The membership of the Women's Americanism I to be the keynote in honor of her daughter, Majorle's, women to reach the little town and Mrs.

W. H. Markwell, 1129 South Main, Tuesday afternoon. Royal City Club, in Detroit, has sixteenth birthday: of water which has been boiled). hamlet wherever a group of women about reached the 3,000 mark.

Misses of this state meeting as it will be the national meeting to be held In Iowa In June. That form Neighbors are welcome, of mutual Interest and unity of pur Mildred Kern As New York's first woman magis pose I trying to work out local prob Mae Tasctsnrt Pagenslechkcl's ointment, one grain of yellow oxide of mercury to one dram of vaseline) may be used for styes and the like. As a rule, cold trate, Miss Jean Norrls will receive the foundation for all club work this Rebekah Lodge No. 70 will observe Romayne und lem, and feel the need of counsel and enocuragemenC Everyday sees a salary of (8,000 a year. Denene Kern Homo Coming Day on Wednesday, year.

Miss Mary E. Roe is general man Manon Kern Max Hunt James TaRga'rt Winston Kern Gerald Hibarner IiSran Hlbarger Leroy Hlbarger Mesdames H. J. Dunn W. H.

Taggart Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Lusk.

women from the great city club go Messrs. ager of the Shelby Northwestern water applications are best for the lids; hot' water applications are best for diseases of the eyeball. March Srd QUESTIONS ANSWERED ing out in answer to such call. Railway, Shelbyvllle, N. C.

Elect Officer for Committee For Devastated France. D. C. Hlbarger George Kern L. H.

Dunn "Classes In citizenship are being In Lemberg, now called Lwow, the I have prepared two articles on eye formed for the Interpretation of wo At a meeting held Friday afternoon BY AUTOMOBILE NAMES capital of there Is a women's Malcolm Smith men's responsibility to the commun REMEMBER CORONADO CAFE ELMER WILEY, Mgr. SUNDAY DINNER 75c 11.30-2:00,5:00-8:30 BOTH NOON AND EVENING battalion, still 350 strong. affections; one of these' giving general advice; tho other devoted to rnt-araet and glaucoma. And these will Apropos of the automobile exhibits state and nation, and It la the at the Clfy Library, officers were chosen for the local committee to work under the American Committee for Devastated France. Mrs.

Rene United Congregational Circle Meeting educated club women who I point Mrs. Dunbar To Sing at be mailed on request with stamped ing the way to higher citizenship. given all over the country at this time, the following list of questions answered by makes of automobiles may afford some amusement to the The four circles of the United and self-directed envelope. But I St. John's Church.

Partisan shit) la n.t considered. Ques Guldner, whose parentage and sym Mrs. Ralph Dunbar, who with must repeat, tliey nra not to supersede the family doctor's tion are treated Impartially, the pathles fit her especially for this Congregational Church will meet Wednesday afternoon, March 3rd, at 2:30 o'clock. public: Mr. Dunbar, will be In Wichita for point emphasized being In relation to work, was chosen chairman.

Mrs. A note in music and an exclamation the next few days, during the 'pre Asthma Would you advise a good The Spinning Wheel Circle will Iteo. proper legislation ana us eniorce-ment, especially In regard to women Guldner was educated in France, her mother Is a native of Alsace Lorraine, place for my husband to live. He Is A river In the United States Hud sentation of the opera, "Robin Hood," Will be soloist at St. John's Eplsopal Church Sunday morning.

Mrs. Dun meet at the home of Mrs. E. E. Walt-mire, 245 Bluff Avenue.

and children. The next most popu and she Is deeply Interested In the a great sufferer with astnma ana spn. every winter I have him laid up hew. movement to assist those In the The Prlscilla Circle will meet at A uoy in nvery raise, bar will sing the contralto solo, "As devastated regions of France, the home of Yankey, 229 Age with a plural, and a city in lar subjects for speakers are upon women In industry, the domestic service problem and possible means of reducing the high cost of living. He has had It since he was 10 years old.

Now he Is 30 and It seems to the Heart Deslreth! Mrs. Ray House was made vice Alabama Oldsmoblle. North Fountain. One of the Planets Moon, The Rose Standlah Circle will meet chairman; Mrs. E.

E. Shauffler, rc cording secretary; Mrs, Henry Wha Washington Psrty. The bureaus, are being A member of House of Lords and at the home of Mr. James Bar The Phllathca Class of the First not only by women's clubs, churchs, chainMn of paucity and Frank subtract Peerless. ton, 128 North Erie.

Baptist Church gave a Washington To evade a pursuer Dodge. vwivgva, tiviu orguuiiiiuuns ana uuui-1 CarSOn treasurer. The Purlcan Circle will meet at the bo getting worso on him. Answer If you hud sent a stamped and self-addressed envelope you would have received helpful Information regarding this malady. I will note however various climates may bo tried; one which Is equable, fairly dry, of moderate altitude and fairly dust free, be right In many party Friday evening at the home of A prominent figure on the golf home of Mrs.

W. A. Irwin, 3261 East Another meeting will be held soon Delicious Dinners Good Food, Tastily Trepared, and Moderately Priced Is What nws women leagues, duc in some Instances by boards of trade and links and minus Cadillac, to devise means to raise funds In Murdock. Dr. and Mrs.

Henry Ralstln, 16ZZ Mentor Avenue. There was a seven men's organizations as well." The most popular and the most un- Wichita, dinner, followed by a) business popular roan in the United States meeting. Games and music occupies Ford, Twentieth Century and Saturdsy School Children To Writ Essays On Nicotine Habit, cases, but not In all. In many cases D. A.

R. Chsptsr Presented Picture to Sehool. Eunice Sterling chapter of the D. A. R.

observed their annual cere the remainder of the evening. A race of people Saxon. Afternoon Club Bringing Liewrane a climate ot an opposite sort to that To gain in a contest and a heavy Sedgwick County W. C. T.

U. ranks high in the state In its educational In the announcement in this col Makes This the Most Popular and Satisfying Place to Dine which the patient has been living In weight Wlnton. umn Friday of the concert to be mony of presenting a large picture LEADS DEMOCRATIC WOMEN OF MAINE. A kind of tree and a Kansas farm given In Wichita next Thursday af will relieve him. Thus when the asthmatic patient ban been living In a moist climate, a dry one may help of George Washington to a Wichita public school this week.

This year Last year four state- prizes were won by the following pupils In the Sedgwick County and city Oakland. ternoon by Thurlow Lieu ranee, Mrs To disfigure and a Scotchman's the otcture went to rairmount Lleurance and George B. Tack, It was him; the asthmatic who has lived In schools; term of man Marmon. School. This is th nineteenth Wash stated that Hypatla and the Satur land may do well at the seashore.

A perforation and Implement of ington Picture presented by this Ion Currier, Waco School; William King, Lincoln School; Emily Green, day Afternoon Musical Club were Oddly enough the air of clth-s suits I warfare used before powder Pierce chapter. many sufferers better thnn the pure Arrow. woodlawn (now in Kansas City); bringing the artists. This was a mis take. The credit belongs to Twen rural air.

Dampness In air or soil is Across, and joy of the shipwrecked James Masters, Derby, II SWWS TS USA 117 SO. MAIN ST. tleth Ceutury Club and the Saturday were also given by Sedg Overland. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Dunbar will arrive Sunday from Chicago tq spend Afternoon Musical Club, Instead. not favorable generally for until mallei. A man's name and an English title foodTRindstoEdf wick County. The prize winners a few days with Mr. Dunbar's sister, Were: of honor Wlllys-Kntght.

The concert will be given in the Hleh School Auditorium, the time mm, mmmwm Mrs. Louis 8teinbuchel and Mr. Ooltre and tho Heart My daugh The most prominent statu In 1 I -V BiRWITdWOLr Props, Loralne Howard, Franklin; lone Curl and prosram to be announced later America Liberty. An eminent old time statesman Waco; Vera Davis, Irving; Stelnbuchel. Mrs.

Dunbar will sing the role of "Alan-a-Dale" In "Robin Hood'" here Monday and Tuesday. This will be her last performance as Ithel Keller. Riverside: Emily Green. Franklin. But Six Anniversaries in Thirly-two Years.

A winter and summer necessity- woodlawn; William King. Lincoln; Husbands who are everlastingly Cole. forgetting wedding annlver A boy's name and good health- she and Mr. Dunbar will leave Wed nesday for the East. Anuual Meeting of -Pioneer 8oeity Maxwell.

saries, thereby getting In bad wttn their better halves, might have some A much discussed doctrine Mon "1 I "tit excuse did. anniversaries come roe. The Pioneer Society of Sedgwick A letter of the alphabet and an In seldom with them as they do wit, "County Will hold its anual meeting toxicant Elgin. Mr. and Mrs, A.

u. Mueiier. March 2nd at She Slty Library at A president of the United States- Mr. and Mrs. Mueller were married Cleveland.

2:30 p. m. All members are request-td to be present. Any person who in 1880 on February 28th and since that time they have had but' six A river In Palestine Jordon, A- great general Grant. Written certificate of stock, and opportunities of celebrating an annl was a resident of Sedgwick County prior to 1880, oi.

their sons or daugh versary. However, the fact thfct name of renowned actor ucripps- does come so seldom makes It of even Booth. ters, are eligible to memoersnip. Cooking Club Mooting. more Importance to the Muellers who A form of rage expressed by the always observe It In some quiet way, teeth Nash.

The next meeting of the Thurs.lfcy A former English dealer in candles Afternoon Cooklna- Club, on Marcn Twentieth Century Club. Chandler. will be with Mrs. W. E.

Stan'c; The Twentieth CenturyTSlub will James Masters, Derby. 'The work will be, put Into the School again this year and prizes will be awarded for the best essay in each i oom In the city schools. The subjects are as For 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th' grades, number of words, 300-600. The Dangerous Effects of Nicotine. Poison to Young People Thru the Use of For Srd and 4th grades, number of words, eight sentences.

How We Know Tobacco 1 Harmful. For 2nd grade and 1st grade, number of words: four sentences. Why Tobacco Should Not Be Used. The teacher selects ten essays, five boys an "ties girts, from each grade. Each of these receive an Anti-Narcotic, button, and the best, a gold medal from the local W.

C. T. U. The County W. C.

T. U. will give a book for the best In each grade in the county. The state W. C.

gives for 7th and 8th grades, $1 for the 6th and 6th, 13 for the Srd and 4th, and If for 1st and 2nd grades. The national prizes are 12 1 for: 7th and 8th, and 110 for 5th and 6th. These 10 essays from each grade can be given to the local superintendent any time during April. iDr. E.

Edgerton, who Is confined to his home with Illness, is slightly Made In America, pronounced in meet Tuesday, March 2, in the Wlch France Chevrolet. at the Henry J. Allen residence on Roosevelt Avenue. Mrs. Newtr.n Find the eighth letter of alphabet Ita Board ot Commerce rooms, New Butts, building at 201 North LawreneV GarstrMrs.

C. V. Ferguson and Mrs and look aloft Hup. Warren Brown are the menu com Avenue, A noted seaman of 177C, who fought You must use an Automobile quite a while to tell if it will stand the test but you only have to try Red Star once before you are convinced. The literature department will be for the Colonies Jones.

mlttee. on Monday -BsBSty A scholar, minus two letters, and In charge of the program. Mrs. L. Mayberry will lea! current events, I it trade Studebaker, The meeting of Hypatla on Monday 315 S.

Clifton Avenue, City. Miss Leila Harden Buiz will give talk on Savonarola and A. Wollam will sing. at the T. W.

C. A. residence will be an Important one as new officers are Mrs. William R. Pattangall, promi INFLUENZA BROKEN.

nent in suffrage work in the easl, Is to be elected at that time. Mrs, Kingman, Feb. 28. Th Influenza epidemic in Kingman County has leader of the women Democrats of I Arthur Stratford will sing but there Chartered Missouri Society to Hsve Luneheon. Maine.

She has held offices In the abated, and the emergency hospital I be no other program numbers. Hit suffrage association of Maine for The next meeting of the Chartered Missouri Society will be a luncheon many years. Mrs. Pattangall's hus at Kingman closed. About 800 cases of Influenza were reported to the health officer, with about fifty Tka Tidies Auxiliary to the R.

band has served in the state Legis A. wilt meet Tuesday, March 2, at the to be held at one o'clock on Friday, cases of pneumonia. Out of thlsl lature, and was attorney general for 11 T. W. C.

on the third floor. Mrs, March ath, at the home of Mrs. Rob number there were thirteen deaths. Maine for four year improved today. W.

B. Van Ordstrand wlU be hostess. rt E. Booth, 251 South Poplar Street TV. -ft.