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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
To LAY CORNER
STONE IN JUNE
rresissaf 1ssH.tsu Ltpeeisa a. t.itr
tsfrrs. 90 Lafhsras Hospital
rersnsniss-

c@rssr st8s~ % tse t1th~ran hospi-
rst fe MaJsr Uiu b~ pas in place
wtft spprgpF eeremoat~s one month
terer. iE aas decided this morning
a e1arl55t~r. Consisting OF Rev h. =.
ti@rssfFosa ~ btoline. Rev % Nofh-
steie of this city. AMI Rev O.. Rand
qesst of asetoaa. has b~~a named TO
arrange che program
Wetlr at is not d~fuHriy settled
tt ts expected that uT. l.. \ Johnston.
prrsit~at % the synod and formerly
pastor % the Swedish tathsran church
ta M0lins. viii b. the speaker % the
oerasion- ~ that time men from over
ss~ rnfir~ district will b. present
Flrsf payment 90 the contractor vas
made today after the building commit
Tee had Inspected che work done thus
FAR b. ts~ Horst Construction com
paaN- Satisfaction was evident and
fas board members are praisiuE the
speed with which the building f. tax
iaE shap~
Two uliu1r contracts werr let this
morning. the Moline Elevator company
being Awarded one for the iustaiia-
tiou o. tbr elevator and The Moline
Heating 4 Construction company get
tinE the contract 20 equip the s,rae-
taFs slth the heating apparatus This
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
TAKE NO ACTION
ON DEPOT GRANT
~rarr fa tss Fasst rhat Hsiiss Csun-
on wm wHhtraw EiFhts Frs@
0-EL& 2. peuisd

a-rs~re Lei roc ore weFt 9r Er4sH ir
enc story sraf tee w5aer esFT easrctl
NsI frratr ere greet 81 Iced 90 tss
r1et fs.f-g rest Cor "a freaf site
ssaf ore ~ rsr yfe..sr reae1.ss.1e=ss
f.as e.-r-a A ss1rv eff a~~e pah-
rsr-H .r ere eject teas ere Wo,ire
es4reI. vas Er=f af warssf t8r ere
raaf r1 rrHEf "a sssE.Fr seE saslt siff-
draw rtr FrarF M tset ae,Fts l9~r-
date srrss were sss~e t1 tsi't
structure
o. spending ~ FeT case feF rtfF or
risf stated sssF ere r9ssr.. vas veil
fagar- M ere eeef.fa4r ~ e~ffss ~
r.- gars fsarf rasr sr ere frrsFat
e.as a-5 sssr ssr ser.7s esf roo FeFa
H--e RI sr5ss-r
rr- rrE~ appreciates ere effort
H-.sE ~9sfr sF efFs=Ef t fer receiver
He-- vE ere fHt aer
sr-f A. rtrEr sse-1eef tss sre~
~ff- ~. re- Eaas te'fsf l.~-s f7r aP
-rfa.eF expresses rrerer'r srt ere
.sse VaffsE fF see f ere rev
receiver e.s~sE-r- VIII rsf sssr ET-
.1~ sr T.r sefF5er ft Gre r1Ft st1ef
r4t~ re ree-~ rr HF- r-v tefaf for
srefr-r r-sF sHr~ wEf 81 f9r
-esss. .s fas- er r~EaFs~E ser Ersef
r rs- rr raHr ~ ere r1a~rfr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
MORE SEATS FOR REAL
FANS AT MOLINE PARK

With the Thermometer topping go
iu the shade. the Moline baseball
bieacher fans will not all suffer from
the rays 81 old Sol this summer. ac-
cordinE 10 plans made By the directors
% the Moline Baseball association. At
tendance az the games so far this
spring has demonstrated that there Is
not enough bleachcr space. Now the
stands az third base will be thrown
open for the real bugs. Fifteen cents
has been charged In these stands here
tofore. The new plan gives the
bieachcr fans free seats along the first
and third base lines. the west stand
being covered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
New Discovery
for Eczema
Doctors Having Great Success
with Amolox

ArzoioE e Performing Soadsrfui
cures after al sthsr remedies have
tailed !; t. ;hs prescription % q wsil
known pAysieian Sho has used u IN
his private practice. For The hrs; time
q q noE offered 20 sufferers os skin
diseases a. Tho ieadizx drug stores A
vel kz1Sa Doctor &c Youngstown o..
whites = have gsed AuoioE n four
asf ek-onie cases % skin diseases. all
% WEteh showed harks4 Improve.
ns1t from the start Tuo are entirely
cured
A-o'Gx oiafm@.t vii auickiy -
iiss~ pisnpiss % the faee hiAckheaas
aaf clear up = rss6ey eompis8ioz Bad
earoaie Gases % serSrns- psoriasis. salt
rssgs=. tsttsr. lasting for years. re-
esztr~ both ,ks AHoios soiusioa aae
otasz~a' 90 eject a cure T-sai sire.
fhc. Gcarsafssf ard rrcorzz -c9eG b.
issr-=ss o. Rolfs-(Aev.J
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
CARDINAL COMMENDS
ADDRESS OF WILSON

Boston. Mass. May li.-Cardinal
oConnsli. In an address before the
state convention OF the knights OF
Columbus today. warmly commended
the views expressed by President VIII
son In his speech at Philadelphia last
night.
That address his eminence said.
ought TO be read in ringing tones az
your convention and at the meeting
% every organization In America. Here
ts an expression OF sentiment sublime
II universal In tone and lofty human
sentiment. which only makes our
love OF America greater because Il
founes itself on the natural love OF
sseTy human heart for justice and
truth. and eliminates sectional jeai-
ouNy and discord~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
MOLINE ACCEPTS
COMPANY A Def
Special Delegation Comes From PIOw
City to Arrange for Match With
Rifle Experts

Supremacy with the rifle will he de
etded in the near future when Com
Dany 4 and Company F experts meet
in an indoor target match. Moline has
picked ap the gauntlet hurled by Cap
tain r. II. Dunavin and a clash of
arms viii result
\ special delegation came from Mo
line TO md out what was meant by
the announcement that no competi-
ton was obtainabie by the local
militia men. The Moline guardsmen
declared themselves ready TO defend
their reputation as range experts at
any time. their acceptance of the def
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
Arlington Merchant
Feels Better

Friedstcs E-tstsr. a Business s-an
% Ar aEtas. ft. sas vctm q
Stomach zaf digestive troubles tIs
vent 20 a Eosetss} fsr aa sperasiou Soc
saother truusls WErn ~ recovered
rem ere sp~r@sfes 10 ssssa aLs stsa-
ses tFuus.s worse sss Eis nslsss a.
f-cfed
BE teok Msvr's WontTrfal Remedy
BE see rts sspstfts bach ssG Eaiss4
n strength FiEas away fis wrote
70 eve You soeis worss 81 coaEraz1-
tatio1 for your stomach ren~SY
eesid noe s<s ssytEfzE sut see Tod
ard Crs sfeatfaE rrpna ga ras 80 s&s
ma o. zee tine saG a estzsinr spsit
e. tnrss sogrss : sset % ees e Ire
chicago 6ruE sser~s sae zoe yogr rsrs-
ety toeE ts~ rsrn~sv sre tas a~xf
nornfss vac rsitsvsd arr rsetssr
stsenEsr ard cas- sst ssytr Gx tsas
esfnes slesF
NsTrs WesGsresi Remedy ewes ssrs
rnsnert r~safss 80 stomach. uvsr E-s
Intestinal sileaeuss Eat as aacH ss4
~Easev~r Yea ire ~ nor~ sasv~ss
sfs~r easins. prsssurs ef sac m tss
sfemaee snf aruuad ths heart. Cst 90
bottle - year erasxiss row ant trY e
On az ssseetrs xrssrsste~.if so saFhs
fsersrv zssey ell es rsfsa<s& -
Sx.ksI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

iax q ehszE~ r. 60 slsss - eisio-asss-
& sas eoless.i o.sf fassn- ls s.s1ssi@E
sesfeTn eauf.isaftors VII srrssf q iei1
Calna. e-xtsssss q sss ssoee ~ east
sra eistflsssasr seaee. seeorElsr 60 ~.
sfsshsws. s fss zeal -Tsiios s~-s4
'res avassasaE wsies wt1i rrszf -
f-saEhs siss sesssFf4f sessr 90 good
81 m
-ts ts 49, par 81 80 TESTED STATES
- ssefsr-.f 20 rsF sssFs~r fee Sc
ssrssf.sesf rslsslars ssait l- 80 90
sarr se Ftfst eF a sew Fer. eTg
ffEs ~ slsasase4s
Last ssr~rr Fssrs vas e ssezslsr
lss4eaes sessr sssaFsF ss Beer. Bon
ca tsas ee1sFse set le fssass wsirs
@s4s-f Fss srnsass e~swssr fs-ss 60
sasas rs sssrases zee treatlsE p@5ss.
frsas rsfarr~~ 30 Stated tsssr wss
f- es4ae 0tanas Elsa GsfesssFr
gssaa eas ssas rsss gE AsssfJras var
ssfss were rr .e=f~ vsF Es asssef EsF
ras reF-F STATES vas SIZED wsge ssf
@arefs
eraft7 sesTsr fsetr-r - sgtsFes
RaFfslss esr ee settled sesvs~s
s-fsrtt tssF lei rassEsts resf oar
aerr sssI- el=v ~ rfEsssosssess sf
ssF srfFs eef s~s~r ss ac7 efles-
w errgar te ere fEsare
o. waFssvs seated te ~e1etsss7s
rssF rFsr rrfssf states ssf fssae ess
sisF ere aarf efs ere BIG HfsseeF f9
eHtss s-f sas fs ee5sEfsE ssezf q sss
~5ees rarssf eT tsss.er ssf rtEhs.
Were we VIII eses ssr STARE 81 iss-
srsnef ere great eseorfssisiss Eel
F.-F ere eHsaars tsfs ere rFtssa1e-
s.Hr ar rrfseEs Ell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

being received with pleasure by Rock
Island militiamen.
Captain Dunavin informed the Mo
liners that he would meet them in
their home city any time they saw fit
to shoot; that it made no difference
whether one. two or dozen men were
entered. His reply Will be discussed
at the Moline armory tonight, as this
is the regular drill time of Company
F. Date of the competition will prob
ably be decided on at that time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
All Hard Wood and
Highly Polished

These refrigerators are coz
structed OF wood. carefully select.
ed to serve this particular purpose
The sides and doors are paneued
The construction throughout is ex-
ceIIent The highly polished sur
face is equally as good as the fin.
Ish OF the best dining room furni-
ture. And so well mas it been ap.
piled that the varying atmospheric
conditions in the kitchen viii not
affect it in the least
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
COUPLE Welded BY
JUSTICE OF PEACE

Emil Tank and Miss Daisy Senger.
both of Rock Island. we're united in
marriage by Justice of the Peace Carl
kuehl at his Office on Third avenue al
o'clock yesterday afternoon. After
a short wedding trip they Will return
here TO reside.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
Compactness and
Capaciousness

Two features OF the side-icf Z
refriEerators that Will attract your
interest strongly are their compact
ness and capaciousness. They oc-
cupy very little room. You can
place them underneath the kitchen
window and use them as an auNil-
iary table on baking OF preserving
days-a big help. This particular
refrigerator is 32le inches high. Is
inches deep. and - inches wide
There are two doors to the food
compartment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
A Continuous Stream Of
Dry. Cold Air

As long as there IS fee in this re-
friEerator a continuous stream o.
dry. cold air flows over the con-
tents Of the food compartment. car
rying away an odors and removing
all possibility OF contamination
and also removes any possibility of
milk and butter being favored with
onions. fish. or whatever other food
STUFF the food compartment con
talns az the time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
JITBUS DRIVER
THREATENS COP
e. o. urrray >ays Sc viii -Cst- Of-
hesr Nsxtsy After EsiaE fiusd
in Natius far SPEEDING.

e. q ,farrsr 80 siu-~nfh street.
gaet tslssf. a sItbas driver opsratirs
srfur~e W1ler and GglE tsiaaa. BE-
case leerrssa fhis morning shea ~
vas seed So 60 sst COSTS b. ,iaEis-
srss~ Gsststsoa iE che Dlo,iss police
e9ges ea charges % speeding tie
rsee 1tot5rcyet~ cop NsEisv's zane.
asf tbFeatsaeG Co set hiu arxI time
10 comes Co E1es tsiana Nsrray en-
tered a Plea of sas Ealltg 90 tss sped
isE esarss ant protested that b. Was
oelv E5tsE ts miles an boar NsEisF
testified tssf BE- vas E1tsE a. least 90
allies az kogr.
I've Dag Esp~risnes.
Hear NsEsL iitbgs driver. wha -
SIDES AZ 1857 Team strsst. Eas, Sfolin~.
was stsa ess4 $3.50 tsis snoruinz on
speeding casrEss. kItsosEh NaE~t
Hat eniv tNo fsvs' sxBsrfeae~ a. driv-
iss car bs ts cpsrsfiax = fitsas b~-
tweee Waaas ssa E4ss wosias.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
j. S. AND JAPAN
TO GUIDE WORLD
vnfrypsErr EfFtAcfSe pSefu
lev Ggaea ia Dfpiamaey Essultin<
frsm Amsriea's ratey Jsgaa
Caaraafa "a Chiaa-

rhss ne reraf srsr-a sat ftBaa
are 90 BE- enc t-slrrs .a r. erv epoch
az efgfazHnaa was ue sose sFsrrsse'i
~ o. shalrr 0arBsvs. who seose al
me Hnat meeting af flr M7Inr Aitrf-
nfnner el1a asf af8f tts t7o.e.
"Americf aaf me As.aTtr Situation.
waa befHass enc naaf anrIf af ffT
saBfeef fHaf eeuIf have been gr-seaf rf
Beeaase ~ fgr HIaH frns'oe artwrre
sn@ ieadlaE Har'oHs ar sar Car east.
wn@ncs fas eh4essa t.eIae Hts Htss rs
ssrns't
o. waa a rs1rrsrH rf..F- ef ere fef
era eanneI sf f8e Tolerated UHarrars
81 Americ4 THaf me dean ~ tae Co+r
varsity af 0HleHss.s rHnaIaE Iett SCHOOL
sfsfsd Issaa laf nss.aa tfr rTarf
% araa ohrsFs spr $3.50 af-rrt-
fionai rrItraHs Nae trr Hfs. af s
xind ever Haar fHH vac Amended
wifH fral frI .tafI..- frsf'fs
nr Nftrnrvs saifrss was Ia review
81 bis l0ufurI as sHa down Jtear set
an expos .1r rr IspaH-ar problems
ant f8eir r-faa,f rr srf.lf8E them.
Dee taIf ar m4esE t1 speeches a 30
aaqs az fHr .-sa.1E colleges. ssrar.s-
fiaas sad political ho.fra ar Is- Irfts
itnd tfs we're fr1ss HfIts telling 'fF
ffoaarse exactly H.tr ftr various
vtses are OIL NmrfI.fT .Iastarse rgFf.
Uons Nrr-r Hls speeches were faasa.
@d aaavers eqgsuH ss rrsHe were give
en- bfu
As resa.E STE Mathews found 1ssr
al enc various Hf-ss con- -rrrE Far
dana-r ar ff5arrsr .1 rH.t .HsrfrF
h.sd r1e'f echo .9 Japan fhf. .asn
\ ggy he discovered considered Ear asr
\ sd States sH .mBrrtt. Haf.an vHr
the asifaf empire .HHts rnf a- wa
ing eastward while s .Htn.r .I fr
man .e Rs.a s open
Nrter msFHE rfr discovery .lt. each
~ enc oeapf-s considered r1- nfsrr "a
menace Hr f1ot advantage ri r1r
Ereaf saafrrsfFa.N HE 0r SHOW ere
reHf ffrF8fs af mHrtisr m-r. rod
such fs fFe ensrsseH ar eu.s urrar
dlces fs rt as egF west erts
faaaa cuarIafa ID china
Danger ar wac nefvers of#Ht ere
Japan practically .as been rf.eE
hv He ut.0er ff.puHr HHr rs t=-
maeds f1r .saaHs 'sH-le t.r hF
ald
Tbese "rruars.s tssrH .se rfsf
fo mHH Elr chief rtIr.H .hf
WIN JtnHaese po.. trt .1F .rr COM
Diefe esaff1f ar 0le rrf.t a .fr repre-
sentative ar fIr rmpelaf rHr other
d~msn.t as-ret EesFta.rr .ra. tsas
snail Bc r9r fstree
"'rhrso teafarfs ace wrrr. Eer rHrr
naffan sf ta eastern U4arnr fr.rr.as
sfffss nH Mathews fHrH wtt- .rr.
cam l1aJ v1asoet-r comes .aF offr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
tIrdeme Onen Snndar.

TAs Moline theatre airdome will
open Sunday night. May Is. with the
Harvey stock company. The outdoor
pavilion has been rcmodeled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
A Beautiful Divan

There Is nothins about this Divan
Bed Davenport 20 indicate that 10
can be made into a bed. II is sim
pie 81 operation and can be con-
verted into full-sized bed in a
moments time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

arm ~iIi pipe the building for the
vacuum cleaners These are the fnai
contracts-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

ks~anes. iil-John H. TurnbuiI. n
stark county pioneer. - dead here at
ise axe Of 50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

All the news all the time - The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

They are made of genuine solid
oak or mahoganized birch, uphol-
stored in a splendid grade of inita-
ton leather that has every appear
Rnce Of being genuine leather and
Will last nearly as well. The pic
ture is an exact reproduction Of the
DiNan Bed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
THIS asIDEICER" SHOULD BE YOUR CHOICI

to other sdeng "r
80 t you canreal should be choice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

Extensive improvements rf the
sesaot bailaiaE are tg b. made in the
near fsfarr and tts b1i.1iuE and
Erpaa5s eoHmfffse~ vas authorized Co
proceed sifh repairs and alterations
recommended bF that body 40 the
GsFfelf school "a rTu- EestinE plant Boz
sa De- fsstaitefs ts~ iHtrsigr FsfFe1rat-
ei. a ss9rm porch FfdFt with tuu more
r17gs. era @s11F Frpairs are fn BE-
r.stF on ere ether fai'tisEs on sgF-
Ersfiar ~ sven Frf~fs1H tHr bard
trrjtrf ra sPBa.sf ore man tp look
sffeF each bsiitisE from the epmmii-
Gee srf tals vas spse rGe eeet Of sd-
siEa1sai PLAY EF94sas for fsr efi.trrH
az else WetiatrV school vas p1iuted
eef hst 10 srfiBa taken. pr craig s.
rhoms OF 1t9,iEr will 81 tte main
speaker o. ts~ srafgssior exercises Co
se rr1f ere riEst 90 June q ia th~ res
tsirst6r theatre js Esss 1f1tre
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
TEACHERS NAMED
IN EAST MOLINE
Ni.. tiara Rlsksnsrs. Miss FisSenes
Bana ase Anna Rsaei< II Eaek
Isaac tneludsd-
ArrEorEIlIl - EoE ILAR
Es.Exusfisa q ThFes Teachers Ae-
ssPtsa ss1 D. n iish@Aa Fssisst-
- ~aPsrfntsussst.

Assosat@sst % tsse5sFs as Fseam-
zss5ss la fss report @ tss teaeasEs'
casalsee o. tts t.4ss Mal5a- bard %
sssezsiss. sale lass svsnisE. resulted
ID o. O. Hssmss being rsszissd as
seEeog s.reFistssssst Tss atssF 40
poiatmsass Cor gss t9iG-ts ssasga ssFs
a. folioss Ross FaiarF. East sio-
t.ae. So N5ss Jsasls Cruvnhoias.
sfstlss. 81. attss Fsasers Becker. So
use. s5zs Nfiss Eshsl Becker. ti1iiss.
sf6 tflss VIOLA Ross. yoliar So Miss
Csafa u.aasEs9Fe. Eoes tslsG4. SIS
1fiss Bessie uoa9Ehoa. sileis. So
tftss FIsFsaes u4sa. H8ek tslsnG- SIS.
Miss Ada GzET. Fast Walins. 5es Miss
Aara LGaE EasE Eglsne SIS Miss
LTss.ar WgsErpse. Gast Ntolir~. $50
Miss uaFaEtY g@tsFsoe. East No.a~s
So Niss Arss Gr41iE E1eE Island.
$50
NF a Mersiss last rsgFssaF tEF eoa-
4sssss reported enc res5Enatt1g &C tE~
Misses MtlGFee Matthews aad Bertha
Edwards aat cecil AuTe All aeFe
accepted aGd Ntss Alice uuFma1Y.
tflss EssarFlae WILEY aet Miss LII
Haa Grahan sere appointed % 900 che
vaeaaesss o. salaries % SO. $50 and
$50 rrspeegfVsiF
Special INSTRUCTORS Wsrr appointed
az tGll0as
writes Stlss EIi~r Systrgm- $500
PEE FFaF
Physical -Af8iBh OFP~Hhrim-
en- s1ga pee year.
Art aEf drawing f.. D. WrElf. $3.50
per F~sr.
tfasie wHIlr ue-s. FTs a mnarh
An appropriation OF $4,000 was
aaae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

Don't Sleep on Upholstering
Unlike many davenports. you
sleep on the mattress instead of on
the hard upholstering OF the dav-
export top. This not only gives
you greater comfort. but prevents
the tufting from breaking down.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04

LABOR SEEKS TO END WAR,
British labor unions and leaders of
the British Independent Labor Party
are beginning campaign for the e.
tablishment of an international tri.
bunal to arrange terms of peace for
the European nations now at war. The
invitation to join the movement reach
ed the officers Of labor unions in this
country.
1t will be recalled that on Wednes-
day Of last week police raided the
London and Manchester Offices of the
Independent Labor Party which for a
long time has been carrying on q
campaign against the continuance of
the war. All copies of the party's
publications were seized. The raids
were made under the defence Of the
realm act.
The appeal sent by the British or
ganizations contemplates a laying
aside of all differences on the part of
labor throughout the world, in order
that steps toward peace may be dis
cussed dispassionately. German,
French, Austrian, Italian, Serbian,
Russian, British and American rep
resentatives are to take part In con.
ference.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-04

moved, and it is not considered like.
ly that it will be disturbed, at least
for the present. The position which
Bishop Hefron occupies. as head of
the Winona diocese. his earnest and
vigorous activity in educational work,
and his many years of usefulness in
the Twin Cities, has made for the un.
fortunate Bishop many lasting and
valuable friends. and their many pray.
ers are daily offered for the early res.
storation of his health and strength.
Bishop Heffron was born June /,
1860, in New York, N. Y, educated at
elementary school in New York City,
public schools Of Ripon, Wis, high
school at Mantorville, Minn., business
college and law school at Rochester,
MINI. He was connected with st.
Johns College, Minn., in 1878, and
then studied for six years at the
Grand Seminary. Montreal, and has
degrees of DID,, S.T.L., and Del. He
was ordained priest December %,
1884. and spent two years abroad,
mostly in Rome. He then came to
st. Paul and succeeded the late Bishop
Stanley as pastor of the cathedral
parish. He was made vice rector of
the st. Paul Seminary in 1896, and
rector in 1897. He was consecrated
Bishop. May 10. 1910, by Archbishop
Ireland, and was installed Bishop of
Winona, May "a, 1910.
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safety of our nation by travelling on
British munition ships at this time Of
war between Germany and England,
and be it
Resolved, That we call the attention
of these wealthy Americans to the
fact that it is we--the common people
who will be forced to do the fighting
and bear the brunt of the terrible
struggle IL this nation should be drawn
into war with Germany, and that many
thousands of our lives would have to
be sacrificed, and be it further
Resolved, That our national pride
makes us appreciate the high social
recognition that English society sees
fit to bestow on our society leaders,
but we do not think it right for our
wealthy classes to imperil the lives of
our people and the safety of our ma.
tion in order to secure such social rec
ognition, and we do not think 1t right
that our government should call on
our sons to sacrifice their lives in such
cause, and be it further
Resolved, That we most respectfully
and earnestly beseech and implore the
wealthy people Of our nation to con.
slider the awful toll of life and misery
that would be demanded IL their &C.
tions should draw this nation into war
and be 1t further
Resolved, That we beg OF them for
the sake of our sons whom we love
and are willing to sacrifice for the
nations honor, that they desist from
travelling to and from Europe on
British ammunition ships, and instead
secure passage on American passenger
vessels sailing under the American
flag which we recognize 1t our duty te
protect.
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X. oE c. AT PEN MAR.

One hundred prominent Knights of
Columbus from Washington, and their
ladies, were guests of the State Coun.
Gil of Maryland at Pen Mar last week,
when the principal address was deliv-
cred by Charles w. Darr, master of the
fourth degree of the Knights of Co
umbus for the District of Columbia and
Maryland. In the course of his re-
marks, Mr.. Darr said: I'VE believe
that the church and state should be
two distinct institutions, and we gov
ern our conduct accordingly. We be-
lieve that the state should be non.sec.
tartan in fact as we'll as name," and
not where Catholics are received as
mere contributing members without
voice and without vote.
when aspiring to public Office" he
said, 1--WE do not seek, nor should we
permit ourselves, to be either appoint
ed or elected to public office merely
because we are members of the Holy
Roman Catholic Church or members
OF the knights of Columbus. On the
contrary, we rather insist that as
loyal citizens of the United States, as
taxpayers and supporters of the gov
eminent, we are ready and willing to
appear before the electors of our vari-
GUS counties, cities and states, appeal
ing to them for their suffrage, not be-
cause we are Catholics nor because we
are Knights of Columbus, but because
we have the proper qualifications to
perform the duties of Office and be-
cause we are loyal to our great repub.
lic,"
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British Isles and it has been declared
dangerous to travel on vessels, es-
pecially English vessels engaged in
carrying contraband of war, in the
said war zone, and
Whereas, There are American YES
sells abundant to carry all passenger
traffic between Europe and America
at this time, and our people have been
assured that passengers may travel
on American passenger vessels under
the American flag in perfect safety,
Whereas, English society has made
it a practice to smile on wealthy
Americans who travel on English mu-
milton ships, and has invariably Sc
cured their introduction into court cir
cles, and
Whereas, We recognize it as our
national duty to uphold the honor of
the American flag, and to guarantee
the safety of all who seek protection
under that flag when used in its legiti-
mate purposes, and we pledge our
lives in the defense Of the American
flag, and
Whereas, British munition ships en-.
gagged in carrying implements of war
to Kill German soldiers do not sail
Under the American flag, but under
the British flag, and
Whereas, This country not being q
7r'tish possession. we are in no wise
obligated to look to the protection
Of the British flag, and England has
no right to call on US for help in pro
,ecting the British flag, Now There
fore Be It
Resolved, That this committee oi
the Friends of Peace do hereby de
plore the conduct Of wealthy Ameri
cans who 30 wilfully jeopardize the