The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-11
STATE DELEGATES
WILL LEAVE soon
North Dakota to be Repre-.
sented at Peace Congress
in St. Louis.

81. Louis. April th-The North ba-
kota Federation ut W"meh : el""s
yin l,e rnpresen+ed At the Fourth
Amerj,an toare congress-, in st. Louis.
MAY 1. . and 3. hv Mesdames Andrew
rar, of Minnt. Frank I. JcVeN ut
a,raph Forks. Thomas Uillver OF MeN~
Vile. T. =. Shepherd and E. a.. Taylor
~ Eis,narrk.
Minnie y Nelson nj Valley CHv.
nresihent of the north Dakota teders-
linn. announces tho personnel at tue
Federation in q telegram tn James u
Smith. chairman Of the executive ron'-
uittee nf the peace congress. I'M
,nedi,telv upnu receiut Of Miss Mel
Suns telegram. Chairman Smith had
the named submitted hr her FORMALLY
apu,oved aud added to the roll of
delegates
Women 4" rIey Wig ravt.
The fourth American peace ON
gress will he notable for tho wide eS-
tent "f tho participation hv wonen
An especially large number ~ we'll
known women have l'een invited v"
sneak aud these feminine addresses
,,re to no sn distributed that at least
ono will he heard AT each session Mrs
Moore and other women. including
Mrs w. r.. Fisrhel. chairman of tho
rerertinr committee "f woman, arc
sitting in tho meetings at which plans
pro made The women ulernhera OF
committees for this peace congress
e,e Not merely Neuro heads but arc
actively Incorporating wNh the mem
hers.
Tho general COMMITTEES. which is
e%upervieine the work of the
ana other committees. includes Mrs.
Percy v ~Feunvharket "f Austin. TeS..
presldeut of tho general Federation of
wen,en's clubs. aud Mrs. Charles
ltentotin vt Chicago. a former rresi-
dent of that federation. The educa-
ttcnal committee and publicity COM
,nittee both include and tho
committees cf which Mre. Moore and
Mrs. Fiechel are chairman consist eS-
Cluaivety cf women.
Mrs. Lucia AnNes Mead ~ BOSTON.
chairman cf the committee on peace
and arbitration Of the National Wo-
MANS suffrage association. and Of a
like committee of the International
council ~ ctne has the honor OF
being the first woman to accept an in
vNatiun to address the st. Louis peace
congress-. Tier subject probably will
he Women and he Peace Move
ment."
A considerable percentages ~ the
delegates to the peace congress will
he women. Not only are the state fed
erations Of women's clubs throughout
the country appointing deleEates. but
many of the peace societies and edu-
cational institutions will he represent
ed by women. and women are includ-
cd In nine Of the delegations so far
appointed by governors "f states.
These women chosen as official state
Phoenix. Ariz.: Mrs. Ella =. Stafford,
Wilmington. Del: Miss Emma wor-
Yell. Wilmington. Del; Mrs. T.. Wash
ingtun Bellamy. Macon. Ga: Mrs. w..
e. Scarborough. Natchitoches. Ia:
Mrs. Frances Shuttlewcrth. Shreve-
port. La: Mrs. Florence Milner. Do
troit. Mich: Mrs. ". w. Ccrkran. Jr.
Roland Park. Md: Mrs. James Swami
Prick, Baltimore. Md; Mra. Fannie
George r. Brooks. MisEoula. Mont {:
Mrs. Rap1olph Brooks. Rozeman.
Mont. Mrs. Arthur n. Geiseler.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
Mrs. Carnegie to Attrud.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie will accom-
pany her husband TO the peace con-
eress. where he will deliver an adj
dress. This news has come i'm "A per
eonal letter from MFR. Carnegie to Mfr.
Smith.
Il have not visited ST. Louis since
We handed over the bridge NE built
Tor her long years the greatest
work NE had ever undertaken" writes
Mr.. Carnegie. What changes since
then. So marches forward our un-
fiNaled republic"
The bridge that Mr.. Carnegie built
was h Eade bridge. spanning the
Mssessssrpi river, completed in 1874.
F"r hurr,ing the completion Of the
eriiEe Mr.. Carnegie received a bonus
o. 100000. which must have seemed
te Him a good deal in those days he
fore he became sufficiently wealthy to
EaVa away libraries and which may
have beer a very important link in the
chain OF success leading to hundreds
ef millions.
Nj. Carneste, who donated llI.eoo.-
geo Z" establish, AN endowment fund
Tor International peace, and who ia
S;ce president of the Fourth American
Fesce tohsress, will I've afforded bv
mis- =. Louis trip hi. first opportunity
rs see the magnificent ST. Louis pub-
ht library buildings, toward which he