Report of House Agencies Committee.
Report or Unfair Forwarders' Committee.
Discussion of Report limited to three minutes.

Report of Grievance Committee.
Report of Lists and Agencies Committee.
Report of Press Committee. ⚫

-Mr. Albert J. Walker, Pittsburg, Pa., Chairman.

-Mr. Wm. G. Bryant, Detroit, Mich., Chairman.

-Mr. M. N. Chrestman, Dallas, Tex.
-Mr. Marion A. Kline, Cheyenne, Wyo.
-Mr. H. F. Aby, Tulsa, Okla.

-Mr. George Wentworth Carr, Phila., Pa., Chairman.
-Mr. Benj. F. Heaton, Ft. Wayne, Ind., Chairman.
-Mr. E. C. Ferguson, Chicago, Ill., Chairman.
-Mr. E. A. Krauthoff, Kansas City, Mo., Chairman.

Report of Committee to amend By-Laws.
Report of Committee on Use of Postal Cards.
Miscellaneous business.

-Mr. A. V. Cannon, Cleveland, O., Chairman.

TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 23RD
9:00 P. M.

Annual Reception and Ball.

Mr. Frederic P. Vose, Chicago, Chairman.
Mr. Henry W. Backus, Cincinnati, O.
Mr. Daniel B. Ellis, Denver, Colo.

COMMITTEE.

Mr. Frederick A. Brown, Chicago, Ill.
Mr. G. Dexter Blount, Denver, Colo.
Mr. S. A. Breding, Cleveland, O.
Mr. John W. Campbell, New York, N. Y.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24TH
10:00 A. M.

Annual Address "Constitutions and Courts."

-Hon. Rosseau A. Burch, Asso. Justice Supreme Ct., of Kan

Report of Committee to Correct Abuses in Bankruptcy Practice.

-Mr. Julius Henry Cohen, New York, N. Y., Chairman.

Discussion of Report limited to three minutes.

-Mr. Albert N. Eastman, Chicago, Ill.

—Mr. H. G. W. Dinkelspiel, San Francisco, Cal.
-Mr. R. G. Young, Omaha, Neb.

-Mr. W. S. McClintock, Topeka, Kan.
-Mr. Thos. H. Reynolds, Kansas City, Mo.

Report of Uniform Rate Committee. Mr. T. O. Bunch, Chicago, Ill., Chairman.

Discussion of Report limited to three minutes:

-Mr. Charles Friend, "Bonded Attorney," Milwaukee, Wis.
-Mr. C. M. Zion, "National List," New York, N. Y.
-Mr. Samuel Taylor, "C-R-C Law List," New York, N. Y.
-Mr. L. D. McPherson, Knoxville, Tenn.

-Mr. A. J. Keith, Sioux Falls, S. D.
-Mr. D. A. G. Ouzts, Greenwood, S. C.

Mr. Wm. G. Bryant, Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Benj. F. Heaton, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Mr. Frank A. Campbell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Robt. H. Munger, Sioux City, Iowa.

Mr. Chas. N. Orr, St. Paul, Minn.
Toastmaster.-Mr. Frederic P. Vose, Chicago, Ill.

"Politics and Reform."

"Recall and Recollections."

Speeches at Banquet:

-Hon. Ben B. Lindsey, Denver, Colo., Judge of Juvenile Ct.

-Mr. Earl W. Evans, Wichita, Kan.

"The Eclipse of the Lawyer."

-Mr. Wade Millis, Detroit, Mich.

TENTATIVE PLANS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR ENTER

TAINMENT DURING THE CONVENTION

Tuesday Afternoon,
July 23rd.

Wednesday Afternoon,
July 24th.

Stratton Park, North and South Cheyenne Canons and Seven Falls, with a Tea at Broadmoor Casino at 4:30 P. M.

Street cars from Pike's Peak Avenue to Stratton Park, then drive through the canons and back to Broadmoor Casino for tea; after tea, street cars to city.

Manitou, Williams Canon, Temple Drive, Cave of the Winds, and
Garden of the Gods.

Street cars from Antlers Hotel to Manitou, then carriages rest of trip or carriages for whole trip.

Thursday Afternoon,
July 25th.

Held open for individual parties.

Friday, July 26th.

The following are some of the attractions suggested:

Chrystal Park trip by auto, 1:45 P. M.; round trip $2.50.

Manitou Incline from Manitou; round trip, $1.00.

Pike's Peak by cog road; round trip $5.00, or $4.00 for 50 or more if arranged in advance; regular trains at 1:30 P. M.

Royal Gorge by auto; round trip $6.00.

The following auto trips are suggested:

Palmer Park via the Pasco, Monument Valley Park, Woodmen Home,
and Glen Eyrie.

Union Printers' Home, Prospect Lake and Canon City State Road.
Ute Pass, Cascade, Green Mountain Falls and Woodland Park.
Bear Creek Canon and High Drive, can only be made in carriages.
The Cliff Dwellers' Ruins, Manitou, admission 75c.

In the evening dinner is served a la carte at the Broadmoor Casino
followed by a dance.

The entire day has been held open for the Cripple Creek trip, one of the most gorgeous sights of the entire State of Colorado. Arrangements have been made for special train at $2.50 per passenger, luncheon to be served by the League on the train. This trip occupies the greater part of the day, including a two hour stop, and can only be made if at least 100 signify their consent to take the same. Therefore, you should immediately signify your consent on arriving at the Convention, so that proper arrangements for special train can be made.

A prominent newspaper man, describing the Cripple Creek trip,says: "I cannot enumerate all of the wonders of the Pike's Peak region, but I must not pass the grandest and most interesting feature of them all-that is a trip over the 'Short Line' railroad from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek. From the time of leaving Colorado Springs in the morning, until the return at 6:00 P. M., it is one continuous panorama of Nature's most gorgeous mountain and canon scenery.

Instead of following a path already prepared, this road boldly assails the mountain backbone, and forces a way over forbidding heights—here carved out of the solid rockthere skirting the rims of dizzy abysses-yonder zigzagging to accomplish the ascent of great walls-from mountain top to mountain top-while ever and anon, matchless views of the plains are unfolded to the enraptured gaze of the traveler. There is nothing like it in all the entrancing grandeur Colorado holds within her confines."

The courtesies of the Elk's Home are extended to all members of the League and their ladies during the time of the Convention.

The Chamber of Commerce has convenient lounging and writing rooms in the Burns Theatre Building, to which all are welcome.

Any visitors desiring to play golf will be given cards to the Colorado Springs Golf Club upon application to the Entertainment Committee.

In addition to the above general plan, there will be other forms of entertainment for the ladies during the business sessions, the details of which will be announced later.