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to contribute an amount sufficient to cover, at fifteen cents a copy,
the magazines mailed to the non-subscribers of that chapter. This
money has been considered and credited as a first contribution to-
wards National Alumna; Work. There was no limiting of what a
chapter might give, but we asked, i f possible, that the chapter re-
place i n our "National Fund" the amount used f r o m it to care f o r
that chapter's non-subscribers. I n this way we still have something
to b u i l d on, when our national work has been chosen, and we begin
in the establishment of it.

The chapters have responded splendidly to this method of getting
back i n touch with their alumme, and beginning national alumna3,
work. The following table will tell that. Some of the chapters
have not been heard f r o m at the "final date" when this report had
to be sent i n , because our plans d i d not reach them u n t i l too late
to be attended to before the early closing o f the colleges f o r the
holidays. I n addition to the amounts indicated in the table, we wish
to report ten dollars sent by M r s . P u l l i n g as T o D R A G M A ' S contri-
bution.

COMMITTEE ON A L U M N A W O R K

Chairman—Rochelle Gachet, Pi

Govt. Hotels, Bldg. P-Q, Washington, D. C .

N . A t l a n t i c D i s t r i c t — M r s . A r t h u r W . Miner, Delta, 21 A r l i n g t o n

St., Pittsfield, Mass.

N . E. Central District—Zella Colvin, Gamma, Christian College,

Columbia, Mo.

N. W. Central District—Mrs. K. Uhls, Upsilon, Uhls Sanitarium,

Overland Park, Kansas.

Southern District—Shirley M c D a v i t t , Kappa, 1515 N . State St.,

Jackson, Miss.

Pacific District—Mrs. W . B. Esterly, Sigma, 244 Alvarado Road,

Berkeley, Cal.

Tn a free and just commonwealth, property rushes from the idle and im-
becile to the industrious, brave and persevering.

R . W . EMERSON, Conduct of Life.