Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1927, Page 22

22 WOMEN'S GROUPS ASK CO-OPERATION iLeaders Seek to Avoid Dupli- ‘w cation of Effort by w Jqint Work. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK.—Efficiency is becom- ing the watchword of women'’s organ- izations and in their efforts to attain this goal even rival groups are co- operating. Leaders of the most influential wom- en’s clubs of this country have agreed to discuss ways and means to avoid duplication of effort. At present many of them have program& con- cerning welfare of women and chil- dren, politics, junior education and general cultural activities of women which though interesting and valuable are repetitions. Delegates from 34 organizations | comprising the National Council of ‘Women of the United States will at- tend the fourteenth annual convention at which its president, Dr. Valeria H. Parker of New York, predicts a ¢»- operative program will be adopted. The meetings are to be held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel from December 5 to 10. More than 200 women from all parts of the United States will as- semble. “At a time when sinister forces are endeavoring to create suspicion and antagonism between citizens of differ- ing races and religious faiths,' says Dr. Parker, “the National Council of Women of the United States has an important duty to fulfill in binding more closely the wamen of its many large and powerful organizations. We want them to see the possibilities of an association which, without inter- ference In specific programs and ac- tivities, offers, nevertheless, a clearing house for a comparison of the accom- plishments and for the prevention of duplication of effort.” The convention plans three subjects as keynotes of the discussion. They are: The importance and activities of the Children’s Bureau; contributions toward the welfare and progress of our country made by women in 40 years of organization, and the after. math of the Mississippi Valley flood and its rélation to family welfare. Many to Speak. The evening sessions of the con- ference will be of interest to the gen eral public. On December 6, there will be a President’s night meeting when the following club presidents will speak: Dr. Mary E. Woolley, American As sociation of University Women: Mrs. John D. Sherman, Generat Federation of Women's Clubs; Miss Lillian Clay- jon, American Nurses Association: Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, Natinai Assoclation of Colored Women; Mrs. Robert E. Speer, National Board of [ agoia] Found at Relative’s Home |1°t® exonerating other officials of the [up today until January 4 for recondi- Y. After $125,000 Deficit Is Bared by Examiner. By the Associated Press. Guild of America; Mrs. Burns, the Maccabees. Federation of Music Clubs, M Stillman Kelley of New Yo ranging_a musical program for cember 7. Mrs. Carrie Chapman will be chief speaker at a mass meet- ing December 9. 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Before Conaway de-| The steamer George Washington of New Arrivals in Our Fashion Shops! e Satte Tom & Dumber of for-| STEAMER GOES IN DOCK. parted from the village, he left a|the United States Lines will be laid bank. tioning and repairs, the Shipping Police did not question the cashier | Board announced, and an expenditure pending the arrival of Sheriff Ken- 228,198 for the work has been neth Clark from Findlay. orized. ——_ Further hearings on the equalization of freight rate differentials from North TOLEDO. November 4. — Fred P. Civil Service Cha: 3 League of YWoman Voters; Mrs. Ella |Conaway. 42, cashier of the Arcadia nge Approved. Atlantic ports will be held November Ohlo) Bank & Savings Co. who was eported missing here yesterday after | 2™ he bank was closed, with a shortage | PATAETaph 6, so as to provide that @ | Candy Firms Drop Lottery Scheme 125,000, was arrested by detectives | ;‘er‘. last night at the hnm}t’a of a rela. |COmes classified and subject to com-| Two candy manufacturers have dis- He was held for authorities at Arcadia. The bank The President has approved an|30: the board also ordered. amendment to civil service rule 11, K person holding a position when it be- petitive examinati)n shall not acquire | continued lottery schemes for the the rights he would acquire if ap-|promotion of candy sales through pointed thereto upon examination | agreement with the Federal Trade as closed on order of funder civil Service rules, “unless the | Commission to cease this unfair tate superintendent of | Civil Service Commission is satisfied | method of competition. 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