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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

EVENING.
Organ Prelude.
Mr.. Howe
what Song Is This?" .,,...
49,, Mr., Schllder and Chorus
The Watch at the Door .,......
,r, Miss Sorenson and Chorus.
lie Is Not Here. He Is Risen" -
80 MI. Redfield and Chorus.
Shri.t seins Raised From the DEAD
When Christ Our Lord Arose
49,, Miss Gordon
NOW 10 Christ Risen" .,..
80, Chorus
Behold, Show Mystery"
...r, Mr.. Williams. 49,
'~S'o't -, ,..ss',.........s.....s..
snail SEQ Him" $500.
,,,r, Mrs. Moore and Chorus.
me GAIT OF God" .c,.....,.,....
Chorus.
All Power IL Given Unto Me"
"Lo. Am With You Away"
..-rA. m n simpson and Mr.. RedfieId.
me gospel OF Easter ...-
Chorus.
OrkanlAts Arthur n Howe. ,at.o....t
George w. CatnDball eRcotoIt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Ixountse MemoriaI Lutheran.

AAWnuhNe NhNAANNHtWA AfaaAANA@NsAs
$50 O'CLOCK.
who Shall Roll Us Away the stonel.
.rhev have taken Away NV LordS.
II O'CLOCK.
t. peum No. y minor Dudley Buck
7i45 O'Clock.
Organ recital.
who Shall Roll Us Away the Stone y
1..t..4.......s.s.ss .s....f..s- d lolttha
They Have Taken Away My LORD.
~ccmc See the Place Where Jesus
law Observation-Disclosures BAKER
Mrs. o. Arthur Melcher alto solo.
why Seek Ye the Living Among the
awake Thou that siespest' /. stalner
Christ Is Risen s...:.,.:., bisshoft
Mrs. Il. A. Weatheru. soprano solo;
Behold Ye DesplseIS" s....,.....'. Parker
''IIalleiujah Chorus ..,...:. a.. .hanoel
Rev. o. y. Bhltxiey, Pm. D.. ID. -,
uastor. Mrs. Il. H. Benjamin. organist;
John s. Helgren. choir muster,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

0f1elb Nn1ettian) ..-ssssss..ss..s AnnOei
Soprano 6olo-rhe Cross. Harriet Ware
Miss Hazel Silver.
acknowledgements. Stabet Mater.
sssssssssss..ssssssss.s. hOSHlnf
Miss Silver and Choir
Trtor-On Thee Each Living Soul
Awaits (Creation) ....,........ Haydn
Miss Margery Shackleford Dean
Smith and %. s. Travis.
Organ Offertory--Gavotte (Mignonl,..
l.s......s. ....s..s...4.s........... ThomaS
Anthem-The Heavens Are Telling
Miss Silver Dean Smith, E. s.
Travis and choir.
The Haileiujah Chorus" lMessiah)..
- 800. ,..s'., shandei
Organ Postlude-Easter March. Merkel
j. ID. Carnal, director OF music; Nora
Neal organist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

McCabe Methodist.
Morning. II o'clock.
strain ...a.s.s.s.f s.t-s ..ss.a s.sss.s...
1lymn-I know that My Redeemer
Lives ...ss..s..ss...s = :. .s.ss 1919
Anthen-on Wings of Living Light.
....................... EA 5. Hosmer
Sol0--HOaanna .s.-....t ..ssss.ss''s N'oahef
Miss Boiln.
sermon-lThe Resurrection .....s,..",.
The Pastor
Anthem-They Have Taken Away Ny
Hymn-christ the Lord Is Risen To
Evening. T:so o'clock.
Hymn-Thc Day OF Resurrection; -.
Anthem-On Wings OF Living ldsht..
Hymn-He Dies. the Friend ot sinners
Dies ...s..'', 49, ..,,se'' 49,
Resurrection s4-.sssasst ssss+ssss
The Pastor.
Anthem-Sing AuelutR Forth......,. Buck
Hymn-Chfist the Lord. Is Risen To-
day .sss.sssssss.-rsr.s... .s.f ss.sssttfssfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

First Methodist.
Morning service at II 0colck,
ORGAN Preiude-Resurrcction Morn. shelly
Apostles Greed Choral Amen. ......
Prayer-The Lords Prayer tChoral
Amenl $3.50, ,....'.......t..-.
Anthem--They Have Taken Away My
Lord .sssss.-.sss.-sss-.sts.. St1incr
organ Offertory-E Easter song. .Granier
OffertQry Soio-f Know that My Re-
deener L.iveth (Aicssiahl. ....... handel
Miss Hazel Silver.
The Hailelulah Chorus (Alessiahl. =. Handel
Benedlction-( Choral Alnsn) ...........
organ Postlude--War March Of the
Priests -; 1880. 80. Mendelesohn
Evening musical program.
Organ Prclpde-Sunshlns and Shalow
500 .s-s.s.- s.s-.ss.s-ss.+ DndlfY BUCK
Snofal inNoc4ton .s.s.ss'-s.s ....--.s...s
Prayer-The Lords Prayer (Chantedl
OF Men (Aessiah) ................ Handel
J. ~ Carnai
Anthenl-3reiy ne has Bourne Our
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Ill unIisd prs.by.erlan.

HhfAt tnited presbyterfnn
Iwenty-first and Emmett. A. q Dono-
lass ID. d., Pastor.
MORNING SERVICE
fieluoe-Prayer (Oh Lamb OF Cod1 -.
vIseh-haster Dawn, .........C,l a1issrra,Ss,sN,s
Ant s.a Shall Roll Away the ,sS'''
orsan-AiIeiuia Che strain uprsi Torranee
offsrtory-I Know That Nv HIRss s
deemor lAvoth. HSda.,
Miss Carolyn Hamilton. @nu''
Postlude-H ossnnah. - rts,e.
EVENING SERVICE
fpreladeTsuIsum corda....,.,,..... HaIlins
orsan-lleath and Resurrection. NSiiins.
(a) Gethsomane.
,bl GolBotha, ~
(c) Easter Morn.
Anthem-Lift up Your Heads.
Eefmon-Ihe stone Rolled AwRyA 49,.
Postlude--hoster Allelulia ouenwaei-
Max Frederic Mecolioosh. ; ofsSnist and
cheirmaster
casteiiRr Presbyterian Church.
The choir OF the Castelar, Street pres
hyterian church VIII render a cantata
Faster Praise" by Carrie y. Adams
Easter Sunday evening az O'clock.
Sing Aloud Unto God Our strength.
Robert WehlEtrom and Choir
Therefore 81. Heartttss Glad 80
Walter krelie.
fao1 wat show Me the Path Of
i''s '''''',''';csiEs oi,. .''''''..'--''....
-FOr II We BelieSs @aof
Mrs Frank Brown.
Joy Cpmeth IN the Morning. ........
Misses herKaret lSoopman. Esther
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Church 81 the Covenant.
~The Lord il Risen Again. .........,..s
Choir.
Male Quartet.
James Henderson,.
THE Light Of Easter Morning ...s....
Choir.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04


Sc. johns A. M. NJ.
servioes and program for Eas,er s,n.
day at 81. Johns African Methos,s,
Episcopal church. Eighteenth ana well.
ster streets: s,eD-
n II O'CLOCK A. M
rr1TTfsss,onsl-before Jehovah's Awful
Anthcm-Iso Iva ,,s,,s,:..s.,..4.,.,. Hatton
S@ii'one solo-Rock % Ages. .......
Easter sermon .....,...-
Rev, W 7. Osborne.
EVENING. S OiCIoSx
Frooessional- Lay Ny Sins on Jesus
'"''''''''' '''''.,;.t; Samuel g.. Wesley
AntnsnS Unfold. 70 Portals-Re-
oenpuon) ..........,.... Charles Gouno.,
p.,s..., Choir. V~'0u
Ss.ttee,Ivh ,..s-..,ss......s.Mrs Thon,ns,,,
aims ,s:s.....,,,". FaureyParks
ssepsr ,ss,.,,.',... Miss Hazel Wrigb,
'opreno Soio--He II Risen Again.
r'''"'''''ss ;;..,......... A. w. Lansing
r.,,4.., Miss Pearl Ray.
1ntSsE%icat Easter cAi % 4 4. 9sSnsrant
p.n.. Ladies chorus chorus sfan1 AOt
Saxophone Solo-Ii osanna - .Jn,es 6deenian
R.o,,.., Mr. Clyde Brannon. ''''i
"HsiIeiujah choraisi'' CSress Ss e Russell
fftHrH 80 - sss. a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Trinity Cathedral

EASTER. 8 A. M.
Communion Service IN G......... Clemson
offertosy. Anthem--on Wings OF Lly%
ins :. Matthews
Second celebration Of tbs holy commune
SOP AZ o'clock children's Easter service
EASTER. II O'CLOCK SERVICE.
Chriat Our Passover. .l.........s Hodges
Civ tftuuBe3
re. Deuin In D-,............... Bruce stearhe
= y, Jordan
= sts.ss sssssss.-.. stss,.. TOURS
communion service. ......4....A...C Clemson
Ift 0ounod HanctuF Al this service.
puertory Anthem-Christ the Lord ia
tieth Iooay...ss s...ss--.............H uck
EAsTER.7.s0 p. NJ.
Gloria-7Magnificat ana Nunc Dimitis.
Offertory Anthem Thanks BE 70 God.
t..t. f.ss..f,ss.. Staincr
B0Yen-fold Amen. stainer
Chorus OF fifty voices.
@uaftet-Mrq- Stanley soprano: Miss
tIlE9lna. contfalto; Mr. Vickery tenor.
hi Brown. baritone.
Ben stanley. organist and cholrmaster
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Morning service az II O'Clock:
-nIlfS.. wi Tessoser 80. ....,.r Chant
~. t,eem IN TAT minor A,."..... .Foote
--Dt---1 - r. rat fOote
e---A N r. nat. s.-.-s..s.s........ Eyre
Anes cnlo- Easter Hymn. Arr. by Brides
ttarly Seventeenth Century,.
G. :. Haverstock
Dif4rtory Anthem-Unto the Paschal
tAtfm .s.-..-..'.t.--..--f. .....J. r. West
Evening service az 3 o'clock:
Drs1n Prelude-(al Golgotha. .Mall,rg
w N-A7prs 4tosulub .sss.s.s.s............
Frcm the organ Cycle "Chrietns =,
Ihe centAtar-Chfsst, the Victor.........
.-,ttf....' -. -. Dudley Buck
eQlolzte; Mrs Don Adams, Miss Hazel
Evtne. Miss Joceiyn (,harde bs,,i fst s@-et
and G. 3. HaverstOck 9eH
AZ nc organ. AartiR-W. Bush: director.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Roggs and Mr. Bert Krelle.
"Ltft Up Your Heads. We Gates"
Misses liza Mesklmen. Bessie McGill.
Mrs John 0rau, Ben Eoopman,
Walter Krelle and the Choir.
VIII ENtol Thee ..s..s....s..s..ssssss
Mise Margaret Koopman.
THE Day Of Resurrection" ..........,...
Choir.
Behold. I Show You a Mystery.
Mrs. Frank Brown.
Christ the Lord IL Risen Again. Choir
Blessed Be- the Lord God............C Choir
Mrs. Frank Brown. director.
Fairvtev Rresbyterian Church.
Hail Mighty Victor .................-.
Choir.
Low IN the Grave" .................s...
Chorus Choir.
% Wondrous News" .....4................
Women's Choir.
- EafIeT lay .s-ss.s..s- s.sssssssss
Chorus Choir.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Honacotp foF6 methootats
The following ID the musical program
at Hanseom Park Methodist church at
II o'clock sunday morning;
prelude-Fantasia, Opus No. II. Sjogren
solO-He 1s Not Here; lie Is Risen,
....sssssss-s-...sssss sssssftssssss. Rfptha~
e E Anderson.
Anthem-Goi Hath Appointed a Day.
......-....s TO-. 49, '.ss.'.'.r.-s b1thos
Observation-Disclosures .,........... Cellorts
Solo with Violin Obligato-The Resur-
rsst9Mn Ma Fisnas,sn ana a Edauist
pOsthlde-March Nnptiale 80. .Guiimont
EVENING-7;s6
Prelude-LAed IN Il Flat............ .Dethier
eoio-Every Flower that Blossoms...,
..............s.. ..,...t...... .,-..... Shelley
Miss Mary Virtue,
Offertory-Duetto ..st.,s...... khelnberSer
Anthem with Tenor solo-He Is Risen
T.. 5. Beekwith AQd Choir.
Miss Florence Peterson. organlst. lee
q. Kratz. chotrmastcr-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

,iisgery Anthsn" -fas'G ths Paschal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
ONE.HALF PRICE ON SILK DRESSES

Our entire Fine Afternoon and Street Dresses;
eaboratey trimmed Brocaded Velvet Crepe Meteor
Embroidered Chiffon Cloth and Charmeuse the newest e
fects To clean up during this sale, Half Price
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
LADIES' SUITS AND COATS
PRICES CUT ONE-HALF

An of this styles and materials made
Gaberdnes Serges. Dagonas Broadcoths and Mixtures
plain semiaiored effects lined throughout with guar
satin skirts plain draped all sizes to clean
the following prices:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06

$3.50 Wash Dresses reduced {,
$ rs Wash Dresses reduced I,
$l00 Wash Dresses reduced I,
$l25 Wash Dresses reduced L
$3.50 Wash Dresses reduced &c
$500 Wash Dresses reduced to
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CHlLDREN'S WASH DRESSES

Attend this great feast of bargains where you
80 3 per stylish Wash Dresses school girls
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THE NEWEST MODELS IN SKIRTS
AT CLEANUP PRICES

have offered such marked reductions IN sKntS
as being offered In this semannual event
$3.50 Skirts the newest models Sl.J7
81 90 skirts the newest 200
Skirts, at cleanup price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z.34
Skirts, at cleanup price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.6I
s5 90 skirts at cleanup price 3.4
Skirts greatest bargain of the season 4.OU
~ so skirts the greatest bargain 800
80 90 skirts the greatest bargain 800
greatest bargain of the season S.61
Skirts the greatest bargain of the season S34
90 Skirts greatest bargain of the season ~ 1000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS
AT ECONOMIC PRICES FOR OUR BIG
CLEANUP SALE

this sale going to offer extra special
nducement o thrifty housewives in dependable table
Dams ks
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LADIES' 4 CHILDREN'S SWEATERS
AT CLEANUP PRICES

Our entire line of ladies and childens sweaters and
auto hoods TO clean during this annual cleanup sale
q HALF PRICE
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$3.50 Afternoon and Street Dresses--S 90
$500 Afternoon and Street Dresses $50
S17 80 Afternoon and Street Dresses S.75
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$1,000 Afternoon and Street Dresses lO.VO
500 so Afternoon and Street Dresses ll.Ao
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-06
YOU WILL BE REWARDED WITH H
You will find splendid choose if Won come earl

soc 36inch French Serge ---------------S SO
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soc 5Oinch repellant suting ------------ 80
soc 2S.inch all wool Challis ---I---------- 80
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75c 44inch French Serge --------------- so
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81 90 44inch French Serge rs
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
G. r. AuTHlER is HONOR GUEST
Former Secretary to Governor Eber
hart IL Given Farewell Dinner
State Officials Attend.

Minneapolis, Jan I1.--HusIness men.
Judges. lawyers, newspaper men and
the leaders of both the republican and
democratic parties discarded partisan
interests and united last night In god.
speed and success To George y. auth.
Ter at the farewell banquet given In
his honor at the minneapolis Athletic
club. AIR Authier will take up his
duties as the Washington correspond.
emit Of The Minneapolis Tribune next
week
Mayor Nye was postmaster and
Governor Hammond and Former Gov,
ernor Eberhart were the principal
speakers Others sitting at the head
table and who spoke we're GunnaI
Rjornson. chairman of the state re,
publican central committee: Senator
George III. Sullivan, former Congress,
man James A, Tawney. Congressman
Frank Ellsworthi James A. Peterson,
Samuel d, Works and Leroy ]. Hoagh.
ner.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
'CASCARETs' FOR
SLUGGISH BOWELS
No sick headache, sour stomach,
biIiousness or constipation
: by morning.
Get q 1o.cent box now,


Turn the rascais out--the headache
biliousness, indigestion, the sick, sour
stomach and foul gases-turn them
out tonight and keep them out with
Cascarets.
Millions OF men and women take
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by lazy
liver, clogged bowels or an upset stom'
ach.
Don't put In another day OF distress,
Let Cascarets cleanse your stomach;
remove the sour. fermenting food;
take the excess bile from your liver
and carry out all the constipated
waste matter and poison in the
bowels. Then you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight straightens You
out by morning. They work while
you sleep. A 10-cent box from
any drug store means a clear head.
sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver
and bowel action for months. Chill
dren. love Cascarets because they
never grippe or sicken. Adv.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
FAVOR SEASON GAME LIMIT
Country Members VIII Aim Fslovg II
Hoaglsh Huntsmen, According to
Present Indications.

st. panl.-Judging By present indi
cations, the hoggish hnntsman "a
doomed to receive blow from the
country members OF the Legislature.
Talk OF placing bag limit on game
10 heard at the capitol Individual
members OF the fish and game commits.
sion fayor season bag limit. The
question Of putting a curb on the glat,
tonoaa sportsmen will be taken ND
by the commission at It's meeting Jan.
uary H.
Representative Edward Hindrehus
Of Foley u ready TO take up the cudgel
against the hunter who il not satisfied
with few days hunting. but con.
tinues TO bag all the birds in sight
The present limit Is fifteen birds a
day for each hunter, Whether a limit
Of fifty birds or 100 birds for the sea.
son viii be placed In the game laws
will be decided BY the legislature. The
game and tish commission undoubt.
eddy will recommend to this session a
season limit. .-.
The commission plans for Official
publications setting aside eighty.six
sections along Lake Minnetonka as a
game preserve.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
DIVIDED ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Minnesota Delegation at Washington
"Lines Up" for Contest over Con.
atitutToHal Amendment.

Washington, Jan. S.--Members OF
the Minnesota delegation are prepar.
ing TO Tine up. When the contest
comes over the woman suffrage con.
stitutional amendment that is to be
voted on In the House next Tuesday
The present Indications are that the
delegation will be about evenly diyid.
ed, although a majority OF them may
vote for the suffrage amendment.
The committee rooms OF the mem,
bers are now being daily visited by
female advocates OF the suffrage cause
who are personally interviewing the
members, urging that they support
the constitutional amendment.
The present indications are that
Representatives Stevens and Davis
and probably Miller and L4ndbergh
win vote against the constitutional
amendment. Representative Smith OF
Minneapolis, while expressing no per.
sonai views on the subject, says he
believes bis constituents favor the con.
stitutional amendment and he Ia In.
ciined TO vote for 1t. Representatives
Manahan, Anderson and yolstead will
probably favor the amendment. Rep.
rosentatiFe Steenerson has not ex.
pressed an opinion, but the expecta.
ton IL that he viii vote for the con.
stitional amendment. sas W
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
DISCUSS STATE FAIR WORK
Agricultural Society HOLDS Annual
Meeting In Minneapolis Court House
---W. Il. Mellor Chief Speaker.

Minneapolis. Jan. t2.-The annual
Meeting ef the State Agricultural so.
eiety, which has Just opened In the
Minneapolis court house, IL being fea.
tured by q discussion of the work OF
the different departments at tho Min.
naaota State Fair, In order to improve
tho efficiency OF the fair In the future.
w, &, MelIur, secretary of the Ne.
hraska State Fair anu newly elected
president OF the American Association
OF Fairs and Rxpositlona. was the
principal speaker al the opening of the
session. His subject was tTha Aims
and Purposes Of n State Fair" Maurice
/. Flagg. director OF the State Art Com.
miasion: w. Al. Mcfarrow, live stock
specialist al the Minnesota Agricultur.
al College, aad Mrs. Bertha Dahl Laws
OF Appleton, supervisor of the Depart
mont OF Public Welfare at the state
Fair. were the other speakers.
Tho annual sasaion on the state Az.
ricultural Society will be held Friday
morning oiileers win be elected 20
I'LL the positions vacated by the follow
sng members of the board, whose
terms expire; j. j, Furlond, IL Austin,
president; Eli 8. Warner OF 81. paul,
vice president; g. II. Craig on Duluth.
hoard member. and Robert Chickmore
or Owatonna, board member.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
|sAUsAGEs AT THEIR BEST
At This Season, When They Are Most
Popular, They Are Worth Much
Time and Attention.

Take tablespoonful OF seasoned
mashed potato and form into shells;
then press uncooked sausage in each
brush with the beaten yolk of egg
and set on creased pan in hot oven
to cook: by the time the potato Is
heated through and Drowned the sau
sage will be cooked. Garnish the dish
on which the shells are served with
parsley or watereTess.
Brown the sausage and drain free
from the fat; then let become cold
Shred crisp cabbage and season with
celery salt and mayonnaise and ar
range the sausages in q circle, placing
tablespoonful of the mayonnaise in
the center. .,-.
Brown the sausages and arrange
on a hot dish. Drain of part of the
fat from the pan and add gradually
enough boiling water TO make q
rich brown gravy, stirring all of the
time to loosen the Drowned sedi
ment from the bottom OF the pan. BE
careful that only enough water IL
added to have the gravy rich and moi
diluted so as to be watery. Peppel
and salt can be added to suit the In
diyidual taste.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
STATE NEWS
S@3eeSSee4@SeSe~Se
Resume OF important
Happenings OF Past
Few Days.
WANTS NATIONAL DEFENSE
Navy League Secretary Discusses Tn.
preparedness Of United States
for War, az Duluth.

Duiuth.~"If war were declared
Asninst this nation or by 1t, II would
take the United States five years tc
put Its navy on q basis OF efficient de
Tense: Its naval reserve or militia
includes only half the number of men
1000 that would be required t.
man ita dreadnoughta and auxilIariep
for war strength: IL has $1,000 miles
OF coast depending upon thirty-seyen
slrehdnaughts and auxiIiarieH Of cues
tionahle efficiency for defense"
These declarations featured an ap.
peal for rational defense" by w. M,
Lewis, secretary OF the United States
Navy league before members OF the
Duluth association OF Office men.
'iffhe United States annually spends
si4A,00J,nc0 for the maintenance or its
navy" said Mr.. Lewis. HThe Navy
league does not advocate greater ex.
l,enditure TINT In enough What we
are striving for IL efficiency of the
same element business men demand In
the conduct Of their enterprises. We
believe q poor navy IL no better than
NO navy.
navy council, composed OF naval
experts, Ia being advocated by the
Navy league. he said, This body,
inducing cooperation between the leg
iaiatlye and executive bodies al Wash.
tngton. he said, would bring efficiency
to the navy.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
To Prevent War Exports,

ST, Paul, Jan. IA resolution call.
Ing upon congress to take more rigid
measures to prevent the expectation
Of arms and ammunition TO the war.
ring nations OF Europe viii be intro
duced In the house OF representatives
by Representative j. H. Hynes Of st.
Paul.
The resolution win urge congress
10 use every means TO bring about 4
cessation OF hostilities.a said Repre-.
sentative Hynes, Net only will II
propose more rigid measures In curb
ing the expectation of arms and ammu,
milton. but II viii urge that the exporta.
ton or foodstuffs aud other necessities
of life be prohibited in the hope OF
terminating the war.
mfr Hynes declared that one object
Of the resolution was TO place Mime.
sofa on record as opposed to the con.
sinuRnce CT the European war.