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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

bobcn ipirb; Die Ser Innabmc ents
gegentreten, baB Srauen burf Die
@runbidbe Der mpbernen &riegfilbs
rltng seihiibt ncrben; Die Die Serant>
iportli6teit Der SrnIen i'm 3uiam>
mcnbaug nit Dem arieg anerfcnuen.
aber ertlaren, naf ibr GinfluR sesen
ben &ries crit baum mirfunsspull iein
iperoc, iucnu tic sleife pplitiihe
Hcdtc scniefen; Die Srnllen anffprz
bern, Iaes in ibrer Wadt Stehenbc
6u tbun, INT geeenieiti9es %crltdnbz
nib uno 8pbllpollen 81 forbern uub
Die N~ptbpenbigfeit 81 betoucn, baR bic
&inbcrs Grsicbung auf Sas Sbeal eines
%aufbauenben Jriebcns binarbeite.
Inoere Sprlhldge. Die angenpmz
men nuroeu, iprahen Die llcberz
5eugung Der Sagung aus, bae inter-
nntiunalc 3wiitisteiten apf Shieps=
seriht nnh @ermittluns binse,uieicn
iuerbcn iUilten unb brinsen in Die Hes
9%ierunsen, cine llebereinfunit 81
t%reiien, nm 10 auf ireeno elm 9anb.
bas, itatt feline N~nselegenbeit Dem
Shiebseeriht ober Der @ermittlungss
Itele 81 mterbreiten, 81 ben Wdffen
9reife, eincn Srud aus5uiiben.
9benio purbe Gin algemeiner Scs
lhlrB %an9enommen in Dem erfldrt
mirb. bab bic Sraicn trpe Sob unb
Slutper9ieBen. Die iest Die @elt err
filaen, einig ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Cine RcSc Ses papftes iber
Selaien.

gct Der l~lebcr9dbe Deg 9ealaIbiz
9ungsiGreibens an 9encbift Den Stint
6ebnten AM 81. 0tdrS hiclt Der nelle
bcigiIhe @cianotc folgenbe Iniprahe
al Den Sl. Tatcr:
Sd babe Die @bre 5u @lp. Seili9z
felt geiaubt lporben 81 iein. luGbrcup
Selgiep Die trnuri9ite Stuube ieiner
8eldJid)te burd,lebt. SIN @inSelnen
idilbertc er oann, lpas Selaien in Der
Neu5eit IQes fir Die SDrperrug uub
Iusbrcituns Der &ultur uui alien Sc
bieten gotham uno 9eleiitet, uno Die
pielcn Seibeu, Die linn Der aricg 10
lnperbpfft 9ebradlt bat. Yber. 10
fdbrt CT fort. inmitten oller oieier
Stilrmc lit 8eIeien tiei geriibrt unb
beipeet porbcn burh bas 3ellanib
lebbaiten giiers unb pdterliden @obls
lpplens. bas Grp, 6eili9teit ibm 9nda
bi9i1 bat 5ufommen laiien. Ser
anuig, mein erbabener Spuperdu, bat
mid bcalftrd9t, Sbnen alls5ubriideu,
tuie iebnlidit er niinidc, bub Die
freuuoi6aftlihen Serbinoungem Die
3iuiihen Selgicn uub DEM Seiligeu
Stubl eriiticrteu, fortfabren, iih III
poQtommener Sarmpuie gu cntlpidelu.
sum- @pble Der 9ldubigeu Selgien's.
Sh babe Die gbre, en-. Seili9feit Die
tsl. Sdreiben al iibcrrcihcn. Die mid
BEL Sbnen beglaubigen alS auBers
prbentlifen @eianbten uub bepoqs
mahtisten Iiuiiter in b~cipnperer
Miiiion.
Ser Sl. @ater outportctc bicraui:
gs iiuo iebr tribe Sorbeu. nit penen
Sic. Serr 8eiunbter, Inns Die Gage
Sbres 9anbes a%usgemalt baben. Nild,
@ir, nahbem @ir Die 9rieie e. N.
bes apui9s Der Selsier cmpian9cn
baben,' Die sic ais nuberprbcntlider
@einuster unc bcoplmdhtieter Minis
iter beim SeiIisen Stubl beslaubisen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

bentcn an bas MiibseI6id, bas in
bieien IeBten 3eiten Chr ebles Batter
LAMB s%etroffen bot. SieIe traurise
Grinnerlug perpflihtet Inns, Die @ee
fiiblc 81 erneuern, Die 8ir. lei CO
birett Dem cardinal uno @r5biifof
bon Med)eln, lei es bel Der ieierlicben
8elegcnbeit pes tceten Goniiitoriums,
aIsbriidten.
Sn bieiem Iliecnblid frcut es ltns,
Serr @eiunbter, Sic i'll Hpm niQtpm>
men 6u beiBen, aber @ir fpnncn Dies
nid)t tbllu, pbne uiht ben tiefcn Stunt
mer t~unb5ugeben. Der Inns bas SerS
5errciBt BON Inbesinn llnieres Sontis
fitats an. Wir glauben iebod), baB
Die Selgier niht pergeiien biirfen. DAB
nah Dem llngeipitter Die Sonue fslgt,
Die Die Scipobucr bier uuten troitet.
@ir piinifen "llnierr theuren Sobucu
Selgien's, DAB tic balbisit Die id)Dne
Come beS Srieoens AM Sori5ont
ihres @atcrlaubes be9riiBen mDd1ten.
Weiter modten @ir, paB 2ir nid)t
~9e5lpun9en mdren, es bel einiad)en
@iinid)en 81 belaiien. Nber fir ben
augenblid perlangcn Wir, ba6 Die
Sel9ier nidt diueifeln an Dem @obls
nolen, NIT Dem 8ir lie umgeben.
@pn bieiem @pbllpoueu ausgcbenb,
periid)ern @ir Dem nelcu @eianbten
Selgien's. paB er bel Inns itets gnts
gegenfommen finben miro in Iuss
ilbrng iciuer Miiiion: bas CUTE, 3ipis
lten ieiner 8esierung unp Dem 6eis
liaen Stubl b~eitebenbe Serbdltuib gu
beieiti9cu. Sn5piideu bitten 8ir
i'm ieinem ~erbabencn Souperdn Die
Sohadtung l~lniercr freunpid]aftliten
@eiiible iibermitteln 81 poleu. unb
ielbir Die @eriiherun9 Der 8cnu9t6us
ung cntgeger5unebmen, Die Inns Die
8ubl elmer Yerionlihteit perrriudlt,
Die, oa lie Suiti5miniiter unb Bros
iellor oes 6edts an Der 9odidule
BON Soipen mar, III Siebe our 9ez
rehti9teit unb &abrbeit einilDBen
fam,-(&. B.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

heutihen Wilitdrbeborben abrciien
burfteu), ~ bon Sdlpeben, Is bon
Noripcgen, Sipei 0 @ngldnb uilb lie
cine bon Chile, Irmenien, Stalien
unb Canada tbeil.
Inter Den Scrtrctcrinncn auf Dem
Sraucns Sriebeuss Gon9reB Ideiut linz
fricben nlsgebro6eu gu fem. Neun
Inerifanerinnen trafen iibcr aopenz
bagen inter Silbrltng bon Wabame
Hoiifa Sdlpinmer, Der IrGiibentin
Der SrauenitimmredtS : @eicaid)uft
BON ~lln9drn, Elm. 9ieie Selegatinnen
baben lid oobin 9~ecini9t, auf Dem
Spn9reB nit alien Wtitteln Den Ses
idluB b~urd5ubrinseu, brett bel
Den Hegierungen Der Etriesfiibrenben
gambler auf elm ginitelleu Der Seinps
ieli9fcitcn 81 %brineen. Sic babeu
iid 81 Dem Gnpe Die llnteritiieuue
Der mciiten bdniid)en ihtpebiihen
unb norlpegii6en @ertreterinnen aui
benz @ongreB geiidert.
gui Der anberen Seite beiinSet iiG
bereits cine sroBerc In5abl @srtre>
%terinncn inter Siibrun9 bon Srau
Suunp Sern Inbrelps bon Bottom i'm
Saa9, barlnlter ale Iit9lieber bes
Iuslduiies fir @eiolutionen, ionic
bic loQdnbiidlcn Sertreterimnen gum
9onereb. Sieie Yartei pertritt Der
Stanppuntt, bnB Elm iolGes b~irettes
ginereifcn ~ieitens Der Srauen burd)s
ans nidt am Slnse unb poQig ilnans
0ebraht iei. Scioe Yarteien iino
siiria al Der Grbeit, Yroielpten fir
lire @niidtspefie gu eewinnen.
Sr0ulein Sane Nbbams. cine ser
amerifaniihen Selegatimen. nuroc
einitimmig our goriiBenSen uuo 5pei
Gele9atinnen aus jeoer Der pertretes
men Saupts Wationen ou Wtitelieoern
bes interuatiprnlcn Nisihuiies ers
ndiint.
Ta hie gcrbanblungen in bier
Spraden, boadnbiih. eugliid, peutih
unp irausoiii6 9efibrt tperSen.l 10
purosn psriGiebeue eprahfunbiSe
untsr BEN Selesatiuuen an Solmets
ihern beiteTt.
Sic |crianmiung nnbm @eihliiNe
nn, III bensn 9cgen Den &nhniinn urp
bic YreusI 6es arieseS giniprl9 ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

crepe and crepe de chine are lovely
for this style. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 6, s, 10 and II years. 1t re-
Quires 4 IL yards Of 36-inch material
for a 12.year size. Price 10c.
0141Apron. A very dainty apron
in daisy design, to be embroidered in
solid, outline and b%uttonhole embroi-
derry. The daisies, If preferred, could
be carried out effectively in eyelet EN-
broidery.
Stamped on
Cotton for working
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials.-...15c
1913 Girls Dress with Over
Blouse in Coat Style. (Sleeve in either
of two lengths.) AS here shown, white
linene was used, with striped percale
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

in a new and pleasing shape. Blue
serge would be nice for this dress, with
a finish of machine stitching, oil braid
ing and with a facing of black faille
on the collar. The pattern is cut in 4
sizes: IA, 16, II and 1S years. 1t re-
quires 3 Is yards of 44-inch material
for a 16-year size. Price 10c.
12SS-Ladies' House Dress with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths with
Regulation or Reversible Closing) and
Normal or Raised Waistline. Percale,
.seersucker, Bingham. chambrey, lawn,
fannellette. cashmere, linen and lin
enc, galatea and kindergarten cloth,
are good for this style. The fronts
are cut low at the throat. and the d.
agonal closing may be made from right
to left in regulation style, or both
fronts may be cut alike, and the clos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

pretty collar and smart cuff are also
good features. The sleeve in wrist
length is very fashionable. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes: "a, 36, IS, 40, AZ
and A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 5 IA yards of 44-inch material
for a 36-inch size. The skirt meas
ures . % yards at its lower edge.
Price Ic.
12S4-Girls' Dress with or without
Peplum and with Sleeve in Either of
Two Lengths. As here shown. white
batiste was used. with wal" lace and
insertion for trimming. The waist por-
tons are tucked at the upper part.
and the front of the skirt is tucked
to correspond. The sleeve may be in
wrist or elbow length. The peplum por-
tions are shaped in deep scallops.
Lawn, dimity, challie, organdie, silk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Geiet sescn Serfani pOn 8eismitteln.

Ser @ouberueur BON Stem gort
crbob an 10. Ipril Die Slafs8in
burh Iciuc llnterid)rift s sum 8cice.
Die IaBresel amenoirt Die 9%pplans
Sill, ert,drt Den %erfnuf bon Eei3<
mittcIn, octcn @euuB 81 elmer tranfs
baften 8%epobnheit pirb, on &inoer
i'm Ilter 0 lpenieer oils Is Sabren
fir eiu Serbrefeu itatt iur elm Gers
geben unb ieBt Die Nengc bon .Ses
tdubun9smitteln, pelhc in Satentz
Wepi5inen eutbalten iein bari. Die
pbne Gr6tlide @%eroronung p~erfauit
merpen pilrien, bcrab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

vers facings, that meet a shaped round
collar. The sleeve, in wrist or short
length is comfortable and in good
style. The pattern is cut in 6 sizes {:
"a, SO, IS, 40, A. and Al inches bust
measure. 1t requires ) IL yards of
'44-inch material for a 36-inch size.
The skirt measures 2 yards at its
lower edge. Price 10c.
1287-Ladies' House Dress, with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. A
neat attractive house dress in pleasing
simplicity. Dotted black and white
percale is here shown, with trimming
of white pique. This model will make
a very desirable morning dress, and is
equally attractive for business or
porch" wear The skirt has new lines,
and the waist has such a comfortable,
long shoulder, and neat closing. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

ing reversed. The skirt is a three
piece model, with gathered fulness at
the back, and ample width at the foot.
Deep tucks give breadth over the
shoulders. The sleeve may be in wrist
length, or finished with a cuff in short
length. The pattern is cut i'll 6 sizes {:
"a, 80, IS, 40 ~ and A inches bust
measure. 1t requires 6 3-S yards Of
44-inch material for a 36-inch size. The
skirt measures about . "a yards at
its lower edge. Price 10c.
1102-Ladies' House Dress with
Long or Short Sleeves. A neal and at
tractive dress for house or porch wear.
AS here shown figured percale was
used. The model iS also good for SER
sucker, lawn, Bingham, chambrey,
cashmere, or linene. The waist is made
with open neck, and finished with re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
SricScnss Genarcb.

allcr 9dnber tasen int Saas.
Seihliiiie mcnocu lid gesen
Motbmcnbigfcit bes &rieses nnb
bel iirmprtcn internatipnalc
ShieoSscridlte, bic bic Vblfer=
friege crietcn ipilten, serabe uie
bcnte Shicbsgcrihte bic brobenben
Streifs, 5wiihcn Mrbeit mnb Sa=
pitnl perbiiten. -, Die Oifcntlihe
Meinuns, iuclhc bieie Shiebs-
scriGte erm6slidte, iollte aud bic
internationalem Sdiebsacrihte err
su;imssm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

.Yaiiierifein" nidt pprseisen uno
mlBtcn nit Sdiff unb 2abuus nad)
einem britii6eu Safcn.
Gls cine meitcre llriafe Der moths
ipenbigen Selditi9un9" bes america
nii6en Seehnitbels miro y be3eifnet.
oaB aontrebaube bon nnberen Sdnz
belsurtlfeln nift 9etreunt perlaben
miro.
Sicie S6atihden fpuroen slr
aenntniB ocs S~taatsamtes sebra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Ter 8runb fir Hiifienhnns anjtra.
liifer Sruppeit.

lem Maildubcr 9latt .Secalo"
miro pom aairo 9emeloet, pa6 Die 25.s
600 Waun aultraliifer Sruppen.
iiber ocreu ifamloie Iuffiibrung unb
S6redcnberrihait in @esnptcn Dor
eiuigcn Sngen beridtet lpllroe. noob
ibrer feruen Seimntb 5uriidgeIfidt
lueroen ba iie 10 pouitdnbie perlottert
limb, paB nid)ts nlebr nit ibuen ans
5ufangen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
SKATERS Will Make
Flyless Homes

VAT HILE the fly is being starved
wv outdoors efforts should be
made. through effective Screen
ing, to prevent it from gaining en-
trance to homes. Every household
should be equipped with swatters, and
If these devices are employed vigorous
ly there will be fyless homes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
CWAT just one fly
~ Kill millions, maybe.
You whaek a pest
And save a baby.
Jtalien's KrieeSfGrfe.

Srau5Diiihe Iilitdriritifer id,Gsen
Die pole ariessirdrfe Stalien's aui
5lpei Wiaionen Wann. popou ipabrs
iheinlif 100000 Die aftipe Sclbe
armee bilbeu perocn. Ser 96ef bes
itnlieniid)eu 0eneralitabes lit 0es
uerallentnant @rai Gaeornn 66
Sabre alt. Sein eriter aiiiitsnt I'M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this page
will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of price mentioned with descrip-
ton Of each pattern. Send either sill
Yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
and state numbers and sizes of pat.
terms desired. Remember that in these
patterns allowance is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, 4
Catholic Printing Co., :,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
@ir ltefern Gu6 ote Wnfer
III 6illisen &reiien.


in red and white for trimming. This
style is attractive for galatea. for !
chambrey or bingham, and good for
challie, taffeta, batiste, lawn, and other !.
s~easonable materials. In white serge j
with ratine for collar and cuffs III
would be very attractive. The patti
tern is cut In 4 sizes s., 10, 12 and IA
years. 1t requires 4 yards-of 44-inch
material for a 1o-year size. Price 1oc.
17990-Baby's Coat. An affective
design for baby's coat to be worked in
feather stitching.
Stamped on heavy linen~-v----$ rs
Stamped on pure imported white
linen 0
Stamped on fine imported cream
flannel o
Stamped on fine imported cream
.61
Perforated pattern including all i
necessary stamping materials
SPECIAL PRICE--"--..-.--. rs
1279-Little Girls Dress with
Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. and
with or without Collar. As here shown, I
white batiste was used, with edging
for trimming. This style is fine for /
wash materials. and is easy TO make.
The collar may be omitted. The dress
may be worn loose, or its fulness may
be confined by a bell or ribbon. Cham.}
brey, Bingham, percale, galatea, drill, I
linene, linen, ~seersucker, crepe and l
ratile, are all good for this model. /
1t is cut in 5 sizes: 2. 5. 4, 5 and 6
years, and requires 3 yards of 36-inchs
material for a 4-year size. Price 100.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

Srau Nancp Tife. go Sabre alt, als
gliidlifle Satin beim. Ser 9rou-
tigam fat bereits 5pei 9attinner
iiberlebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

@%enernlitab lit @eneral Yaronnp. 81
Sabre, Der in Der Irmee iebr popular.
lit unb DEM bebeutenbe itrutegii6e
Sdbi9feiten 5ugcid,rieben trerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Ilter ihiist nor Shurbeit nid,t.

8iaiom Miaer aus SpplilL Mo.,
1Ol Sabre alt, fisbrte am 10. glpril
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

1884 Stylish Youthful Model.
Among the many and varied styles of
this season, there seems none more
comfortable and simple, than the
blouse style here shown. 1t has the
new full skirt, and new long sleeve.
The neck edge is cut in a "" outline
in front, and may be finished with or
without the ~"dickey". The collar is cut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

IS skeins of embroidery cotton~.45c
Perforated pattern not supplied.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

O209-Centerpiece and Tray Set.
Two very handsome centerpieces and
q dainty tray cloth, that are very eff
fective. embroidered in eyelet and solid
embroidery, with buttonhole edge. Size
of centerpieces 17x17 inches. Size Of
tray cloth 1Tx21 inches.
This set of three pieces. stamped
on imported Irish l~inen-Special
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

I The houseiy is the most dam
! gerous animal In the world.
I 1t kills more human beings
! than all the beasts Of prey and
! all the poisonous serpents to-
I gether.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Our Pattern
Department.
~
Order Patterns by Number.

1294-Ladies' Dressing or House
Sack. A dainty pleasing negligee. En-
broidered crepe in cream and pink Is
mere shown, with collar and cuffs of
pink crepe, edged with frills of chiffon.
For an inexpensive sack one could
have a pretty lawn, or organdie, in soft
tones. with collar of white or self
colored material. The design shows a
sleeve in wrist length with a band cuff,
and one in elbow length, having a turn
back cuff. The design is easy to- de-
velop. and may be finished without the
shirring, having the fitness uncon-
fined, or held in place with a ribbon
or belt. The pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. 1t requires
3 IA yards of 42-inch material for
q medium size. Price 10c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19
LEADING SURGEON
WILL SPEAK HERE
CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSOCIATION
SECURES PROFESSOR Al
eEE FOR LECTURE.

Professor Pred n. Arbes os Ss-
YORK City VII be n the trt-e.ties On
March = az a guest % the Iowa and
Iulrois Central DsstTie- Medical asso-
etation- Dr. AI5ss Il the pioneer and
the m0st Dr0ninsst sgrseoa In Amer
Sea today. n not N The world. IN one
particular Inc % work. hat % bone
traasvlautatiou
d. AIbee mazss a spsc!aity q
orthopedie surTery. and treats POtt's
dissasc ~ the spine By transpiantins
a part % The larger bone q the Leg
unto ths spinal coiumn- He Will u5s
a large uur 5er % lantern slides 70
illustrate his lecture. which VIII Be
most intsrcsting % The medical pro
fessiou % the n cities
~ AIbee vii BE- ou his way west.
and his stop-0vcr IN davenport 7sil Do
simply Ga passing 0tEerwige y ~ouic
net have been possi5ie - secure hin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

Editor % Dublin Review At 81. Am
brose.-A genuine treat from liter
arg standpoint Is promised Davenport
ors NJ St Ambrose college Wednes-
day evening. Feb. q. IN the appear
auce Or Hon. Wlfred Ward. son OF
William George Ward. a distinguished
English scholar and associated with
Newman and other leaders OF the so
called oxford movement. Aside from
being editor % the Dublin Review.
sIr Ward r. q writer and lecturer OF
international reputation. This is his
eecond trip 20 America as lecturer.
On the former occasion ne covered
only the larger eastern cities. Mr.
Newman Is the author Of the follow
Ing works Witnesses to the Unseen.
Problems and Persons. William George
Ward and the oxford Movement. The
life and Times OF Cardinal wiseman,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

stone front. 10 by so feet. II has
three stories with four entrances 10
the church building. The ground floor
has a kitchen with 542 square feet OF
floor. amply equipped with gas range.
ovens. steam table. coffee urn, cup
boards. vaults for valuables. and all
necessary utensils. There IS an open
ing 70 the dining room p feet long.
provided with lifting doors. The main
dining room Is IS feet long by IS feet
vide. 10 has a cement floor, - win
dOws. and IS already provided with
coIlapsibc tables n which can be
seated nearly 800 guests At one time
and these will not occupy all the
room
The second floor. with al doors
closed. has an inner court OF IS feet
by % feet with a platform OF ample
dimensions With the rolling cur
tains. which form the sides OF this
cOurr. raised. and rooms drawn back
81 thls court eniarges into a room 70
feet BY IS feet. The court Is open 20
the ceiling OF the upper floor. Around
the court. are Il rooms Tor classes
% various sizes.
West OF the platform, ana opening
from IL by a rolling door are che rooms
for the primary department. There
are SIX OF these rooms. but they can
AL be thrown into one room b. the
use % rolling and telescope doors
There is an exit for this department.
u Il wishes 20 use Il. by broad stair
way a. the northwest corner OF the
building
The third floor consists OF class
rooms separated By telescope doors
on three sides OF the corridor over
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

The unique building % accomodate
tie SUNDAY school % the First Meth
odlEt Episcopal church o. this city IS
now comp eted and will be formally
c-,ibcatcd on Sunday. Feb. .. Dr.
Edgar blake. the secretary o! the sun
day school board or the Methodist
church is the logical man 10 dedicate
the building Or. ". y. PAR OF EO-
Eom1. Ind. one % the most brilliant
men fu Meth0dism. viii also bo pres
sur and add 20 the strength Of the
program
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared and will DO printed next week
10 is enough 20 say nos that the
school win convene az 8 O'Clock that
morning and hold a few minutes ap-
prourtats service ir the audience
room. which 70 has been occupying the
past months. lu the nature OF a fare
sell % VII then move in a body into
TIE rev assembly room where the
exercises OF The dzy will be carried on.
These Will b. o. tao partz. the irst
uit Be m the interest o. the SUNDAY
school. and the second part Ia the
Interest OF the church They will be
% aANA p III e9-N+s '
everybody will Wlsh 20 attend both.
The church ls now prepared In equip
ueut 90 carry on Ereat Sunday
s~aocI 2. Is not known that there IS
another plant ga the country as we'll
adapted 20 the SUNDAY school work
and social life % the church as g
this. Others are planning 20 prepare
something like o..
The ne~ structure e. situated Just
south % the main church edifce. q Is
built Of brick. except with Bedford
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

looking the court. The west end of
the third floor is in two rooms. The
one on the north Is 20 be used by the
Harriet Henderson Memorial class. IT
now has 100 chairs and can use 20
more.
The room on the south is to be used
by the Covenant Bible class and has
now 50 chairs and can use 4 few more.
Above the third floor is a room Tor
the picture lantern which fully meets
all the requirements OF city ordinances
and the needs OF the picture people.
The walls OF the building are white
and the wood work Is all stained and
vanished dark. The window effect Is
charming. the ventilation system com
plete. the lighting IS brilliant and the
heating plant in the new building
serves both the church and the new
building All the rooms are 10 be fur
nished with blackboards. The seating
Is largely with collapsible chairs.
Besides the rooms already described
there are FIVE other enclosed rooms
either in the new building or closely
connected with It, These are to be
used f1r study. class rooms. choir
room. ladies' parlor. or for any other
purposes needed. The building is sup
piled with all the modern improve
ments 90 add to the comfort Of those
using e..
Friday evening. Feb 26. the congre-
cation will sit down 20 the tables to-
ge;her for family supper. The very
best supper that can be furnished for
CSC with no margin for profit Will be
prepared. II is expected that the ca
pacity OF the dining room viii be test
ed at this time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-19

by two grandchildren, Mrs. Eugenia
Weston Of Chicago and Josephine OF
Florida, and one great-grandchild. Mrs.
Fred 2. Bemis of Davenport Is niece
of Mrs. Nichols.
Wednesday morning at the home of
her daughter in Denver, Col, occurred
the death of Mrs. R. NJ. Huey- The
body viii be shipped TO the home of
another daughter. Mrs. George Jacobs,
COS East Eighth street. Muscatine
The funeral Will be held at 8 o'clock