Show AMERICAN A WOMANS CLUB DEMANDS REAPPOINTMENT OF GEORGE SHEETS SHEET George A Sheets has been declared d the noblest work of God Tho The Wo Womans Womans Womans mans American club has not only endorsed him but has sung his praises in the most glowing terms At the reg regular regular regular ular meeting held yesterday afternoon his name came up first as a mere dum dummy dummy dummy my upon which to hang some parlia parliamentary parliamentary practice and was met with quiet cheers Later after he had been eulogized and his every act lauded his record as the victim of a conspiracy between the and some missionaries had been aired when the parliamentary practice was finished he was formally placed before the meeting in solemn fashion and unanimously en endorsed endorsed endorsed for reappointment as chief of police All hands sustained him and if the city cit council will take the word of the women for it he will be again In Inthe Inthe Inthe the chair or the harness The meeting was a lively one It was held at the hospitable home of Mrs George H and the first busi bust business business bustness ness was set aside in order that the ladies ladles might listen to a talk on the Womans League by Mrs E E Shepard Mrs Shepard spoke par particularly particularly particularly of oC the purposes of the league lea league e and scored the then men for the way in which affairs of state have been han handled handled died for years She said Whatever What er we have in the way of laws the men have made We have them to thank for the existing conditions whether good or evil Years ago men said Eald to women You stay home and make the home and take care of or the children do dothe dothe dothe the sewing cook the meals and make a pure good place in which to raise our family Women have done this for years while men have done the po political political part and made the laws What do we find today The home is the purest and the best be spot or earth It Itis ItIs Itis is the one safe place for our boys and girls and if we could hold them there for years it would wo ld still stilt be unsafe and unclean for them th m to go into the mans part of the world the street Mrs Shepard attacked rooming houses wine roms oms tho time literature read by the young people and the billboards On the last named subject she was ably supported by the club and follow followIng following Ing her address addre Mrs Cohen the president president dent spoke against billboards and a motion to send a to the city cit council against them was carried unan unanimously unanImously unanimously Many of the women joined the Womans League Mrs Irs Corinne Hammer sang The Flag Without a Stain and Mrs Williams gave a reci recitation recitation tation Mrs served refresh refreshments refreshments refreshments ments |