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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-22
Ea,, pr.s. will es Dark.

New York, July 22.-Dark colors win
be popular in dress fabrics this fall.
according to the prediction OF F. b.
Hoagland, OF the Textile Color Card
Association.
Mr.. Hoagland reported the color se-
lectIons by experts to meeting Of the
Jobbers. Association OF Dress Fabric
Buyers here Tuesday.
The selections were made from moro
than 1000 shades OF cloth received
from all parts Of the United States
The card was approved by the associa.
tlOn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-22
JANE adams PLAN
OF WORLD PEACE
Noted Woman Fresh From European
Tour Tells President Wilson Her Ex.
perienees and Suggests General Plan
Congress Of Neutral Nations.


Tour Tells President Wilson Her Ex.
perienees and Suggests General Plan
Congress Of Neutral Nations.
Washington, July 22.-Janes Adams,
Of Chicago. know thruout the world as
the foremost woman Of America. dis
cussed with President Wilson for an
hour yestsrday the greatest OF all hu-
mAnitartAn questions Of the moment
the restoration Of peace to Europe.
Fresh from her tour Of Europe as
president of the Woman's Peace Party
and from her discussion Of peace pos
sibilities with the pope and the prem
iers Of bslligerent and neutral nations,
Miss Adams recounted to the presi-
dent the work Of the recent woman's
peace congress at The Hague and her
experience In presenting to those who
are waSing the war the pleas Of wives
and mothers to end the slaughter.
Thinks Peace Far OF.
Regretfully she informed the presi-
dent of her fear that the end of the
great conflict 10 not in sight. But this
disappointing prospect, she said, should
not discourage those who love peace
and hate war. but should spur them to
redoubled efforts to attain their great
objset. s
iM.ss Ad4ams submitted to the pres
ident no Direct, suggestion Of steps 1t
might be desirable for him to take
In the interest Of achieving the con-
Es1deeation Of peace by the belligerents.
She I'D, however, express the opinion
that r con9rARn Of neutral natio..s as
ssmbled preferably at the instance OF
the president Of the United States, is
IthA-A$l agency which possibly could
influeAce the warning powers At thii
Tins 70 terminate hostilities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-22
THREATENS VILLAS MAIN ARMY.
carranzanites on Two Sides Of vilia
Eoecaa.

El Paso. Tex. July 22.-Genernl
Villas main army Mt Torreon again Is
threatened this time from two sides. II
reports reaching CarrnnZa agents are
true. Advance guards OF Obregon's
army have engaged the Villas outposts
at La Colorado Zacatecas. sixty-five
miles north Of Zacatecas on the rail-
way and about twice that distance
south Of Torreon.
Jacintc Trevino also Is reported to
have moved westward from Monterey
to San Pedro de Las Colonias about
fifty miles northwest Of Torreon, where
skirmishing is reported to have taken
place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-22
NEGRO GETS 5000 JOB.
Edward II. Wright Made Assistant
Corporation Counsel.

6oWaro n. Wrt0hS Mao0 NeSl0tAnt
Corporation Counsel.
Chicago, July 22.-One OF the most
important positions in the city law de-
partment was given to Edward H.
Wright. negro attorney ana former
county commissioner His appoint
ment was o. KID by Mayor Thompson
and Fred Lundin before they left for
San Francisco. Wright fills the vacancy
that was left when Charles NJ. Haft
was made first assistant corporation
counsel. The salary is $1,000 q year.
Two other negroes have been ap.
pointed TO the law department In the
last two weeks. They were L II. An
derson, named an assistant corporation
counsel. and the Rev. Archibald James
Carey. who was made chief investi-
gator. ss