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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12

of men with the odors that have been
rising from the shambles there.
These have, during the past ten years
been accumulated by the cataclysm
that when the earthquake modified its
forces and took up it's march across
Italy.
ION horrors head horrors accumu-
late" until
We are "suppd full or horrors.
They are having their effect upon
the world; unconsciously men are
yielding to the sinister influence.
Had there been no war the news from
Italy would ere this have started re-
lief ships on the way to Italy and the
Red Cross would have been urgent
in it's sphere of help, even as follow
ed the Messina catastrophe.
When men are dying their secre-
tions cease and while friends around
them are weeping, they shed no tears.
Are the finer instincts of men break
ing down under accommodating evil
dences that mercy has deserted the
earth and the old brutal methods of
primitive man have assumed full
sway? it looks that way.
When a people rise up to break
unbearable letters that tyranny has
riveted upon them their war Is a
holy one and the worlds sympathies
wrap them round and the world
grows better and tender watching
them.
But when a mighty was is launched
upon the world for no purpose ex.
cept to minister to the lust of con.
quest, to extend power and commerce
and crafty unholy ambitions, then II
becomes only mighty juggernaut
and while it's red wheels are crushing
out human lies, making barren fal.
low of fertile fields, grinding into
ruins noble cities with their glories
of art and architecture, the ruin does
not stop with the destruction. The
shadow of it, falling on the soul;
of men, benumbs them-their higher
attributes cease to act, like dying
men they have lost the power to
weep.
The disaster of the present wei
in Europe extends far beyond its 10.
cal boundaries. 1t makes men dis.
trustful Of their fellow men, its tend.
ency is to make men question the
motives Of their fellow men, to doubt
the divinity of charity and love
almost to doubt the mercy of God
AS yet there are no signs that any
one Of the nations engaged has any
desire to end the struggle except
on its own terms and so the jug
gernaut continues to roll on; the
burden of the news each day is bu,
the story of new battles and the odol
from the mighty abattoirs continue
to faint the worlds atmosphere. Fo,
us there is nothinfi to do except tc
plant larger area than was evel
before harvested, and try to keep oul
charities warm and to prepare oul
people SO far as possible against any
such catastrophe as is now threaten.
ing to wreck civilization itself in the
old world.-Goodwin's Weekly.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
COULDN'T LEAVE IDAHO

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Long, former
residents of Lost river and Dubois
left last winter for the coast, but
stopped temporarily in north Idaho
They fell in love with the country
and forgot to go on to the coast
They have taken a claim on French
creek, near higgins, in the southwest
corner of Idaho county.
They have been visiting for some
time on Lost river and left for theil
new home Saturday.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
VISITED THE ASYLUM

Mrs. K. I. Pelkey and Mr.. Jones, of
Boise and Meridian, members of the
board of trustees for the feeble
minded, were Saturday learning what
they could of the way to handle that
class Of patients. They spent the day
at the asylum, and left for home in
the evening.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
BACK TO PAHSEMARI

Mrs. R. B. Vandervort and her
brother, John F. Short, and her
cousin, Miss Ethel Colby, who have
been at Salt Lake City for surgical
treatment for the latter two, return
ed to Blackfoot, Monday, the patients
being on the high road to recovery.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
WARS HORRORS

A person, nearing an abattoir is
warned of its proximity by the odors
arising from 1t. It is the same way
the news from Europe during the
past four omnths has filled the souls
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
BACK FROM SALT LAKE

Mrs. John Twiggs and daughters
Elma and Innes returned Saturday
from delightful visit of five weeks
with relatives at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twiggs live north of
Thomas.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
BOUGHT INTEREST," IN THE CLUB

James M. Gibbs purchased half
interest in The Club Cigar store last
week from Alex. Bumgarner, and an
inventory was taken and Mr.. Gibbs
took place as salesman.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
ANOTHER BOISE MAN ARRESTED

George W.. Green, deputy stat
treasurer under o. V. Allen, and
later cashier in a Boise bank, is
charged with making a false entry
in the books which enabled Allen to
hide the shortage of state funds when
the state examiner was at work on
the books of the treasury.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
February o, 13 and IL

Via Oregon Short Line. Low rates
to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Limit March 20. See agents for
rates and further details. adv. 30-1
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12

Pure vegetable parchment paper
and pure vegetable ink is what we
use for butter wrappers. Get tho
best at the Republican office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-02-12

Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman have
returned from a few weeks visit
with their son and family in Logan,
Utah.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
sTTPHTNs-IANHTRT.

Miss Clara Lambert % Peoria aaf
Wtitiam tter@an Stephens % this
eifr we're gHtsee ts marriage a. Peoria
rsssfays fers &. tks FsoFts Herald
rrassertBt EivfsE tbr fojt1wirE sotie~
er ere egptisfss
"rftss Clara tamhert was ore ~ the
frss tas~ brides st~r she became che
wife ~ VILLAS usrnan Stephens 81
E1et ts.asd AZ q O'clock Tuesday az
tFroaor. g very pretty ersemouv was
s9,smaizrG a. tsr hone ~ she brides
earrsfs. We art tfrs. Charles r. Lam
BERT. 500 So Jamrs street TIE Ger
vice vas b~agsifeitV rad BY th~ Rev
H q CarpesssF atfi~ Miss Dorothy
Lambert played ere Wedding musie.
WITH PRED gr1Wn. tbr vi9tjnist- \ love
fq tgre6son vas served and ere cospi~
tefs f8r = short WrtiasnE trip They viii
BE- az bone after jay E. az &c Nin'h
street Hoet tstsef-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

Introducing the suspensory bill. the
home secretary. Sir John Simon, ex-
planned it was purely a temporary
emergency measure and said he hoped
it would be promptly passed.
The bill was seconded by Sir Robert
B. Finley, unionist. but Laurence Gin
nell, nationalist, bitterly opposed it
and attacked Premier Asquith, whom
he accused of being a speaker OF po-
Hucal platitudes and a tory at bot
tom
. The speaker warned Mr.. Ginnell
three times to desist from attacking
the prime minister, and finally asked
him TO sit down.
The debate over the bill was some
what prolonged. but finally leave TO
introduce was given and the house
proceeded to the second reading BIr.
GinneIl alone voiced objection.
Arthur Lynch, nationalist, attack
ed the government and said the coali-
ton cabinet apparently had been Sc
Iected without regard for fitness. but
through parliamentary chicanery and
intrigue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

r-ssrE % the boat aEe hostess. the for
Essr b~sax taksn completely By sur
prise. so ~-II had ne hostess Kept
tes secret. Thsrs we're . nufabrr %
Esrt AMI prizes ~sst 90 Mr. aud
MIS- AreEis D. f'Efiitps and Allies
Miller. vsFs0as other games niiirs =
esiixhtfgi sVsgiaE a lunch uas
served. tas table esf9raiioss carry
GsE cat as Far as possible the Weefinx
eaioFs % the bride and groom % six
yssrs wtieh we're greer and piak- Ia
- s9ssrs. sees. cakes. coafeefious.
80 Nr art MFs- Fi-sehsT we're pre-
seated Nth q hsnGsosir refrigerator
b1mPsr f8r use on tastr aut0mobiis.
ft~ sift being frg@ tk@ company %
Esssts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
ALL HARMONY IN
new PARLIAMENT
Members OF English House Are Cheer
ed a. They Rise-Premier As
quith Absent.

London. June S.-At the first meet
ing OF the coalition British cabinet to-
day Premier AsqUith was absent;
Reginald NcEeuna. chancellor OF the
cNchcQucr. was az Nice comforting
with Italian financial authorities; =.
Bonar Law. secretary FOR the colonies.
and Arthur J. Balfour. first lord Of
the admiralty. and other unionist mem
bers o. the new cabinet could not take
their places until passage Of bill
permitting them 10 take office without
20 membership in the house.
Harmony and cheerfulness prevailed.
All members rising. even FOR minor
business. were applauded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
DuNNE'SABSENCE
DISAPPOINTMENT
rssa.and. TIses ts o. A. n. Campars
To- ESpsctatioa q HEARING
t.overnar.
eaILEB B4CE To I'M ClFrTAL


ra-terrf-aIY ro esFraesrs % sac
eaa. trmF sst rsagsaelts % out-of-
r5sa s1ars. CsaFefrar uaess 4nd ais
sa-fr -H W1Iia- az ssGG yesterday
srraH.H .rar governor vas t8 have
ssaa-f tr far eampsre ta ths WoJtss
rsas.r- .is- evening" aaG ere fact tezs
s.s rsa- ssp~arrt Gsoe ere sroErasa
esl.-a es- oUsvsafsss Co b. SIZED 60
es5s EtBrrssi9rs % aissaepoist-
.a.es were f1 POI bearg on every SITE
.sf-a 2 s-eamr Known tsss ths COVER
sss wa..t roe aepear. ne ahseees %
rs- stare. 81 eslrs aeieisi frae1 ths meet
aff ets especially Gfsappo 60 ths
str Veterans vHa Hsf lsosrd npoa NE
aIsr -s iIlHe- az one % a. aaees fsa-
srrfssr events er enc eeeass eesrns.
s--ss.ar aFs.e-ss fs sprfsEr~tf vas
oven PSI fe- governor as IRE reasoa
rrH.s rsrrl-If f-furn.
speaks o. veterans
rsH.v.aF raefr recepsiss as ere
s-ireH aaf er-asfssr st IRE e7tets
asgsrrer Duane ard be party palt e.
e.se sH Ueef ts.aGt arsenal ssort,r
1rr5r- coon t- entered ere Moline
r-4rr- fa.t talked briefly t7 ere vet-
4rsas Fa..lvfss BIS review % ere
aarsf- Fa- srf-ruaors BE- vas tssra
q ne sfT- hospital az Wsf~rrewe.
rs- sse-rr4r H1fs Ffs ser1a4 fsts 81
rs- fsf wien F- addressed tsrsatss
4ffH- .asr..ar.1e art fsef- sft-e.isefs.
g. vas ..s resr Tsr sf ere state Fos-
gis
rar re-H ne NJ rs- eamBFrr fs ere
gf-Ha- ..-4rH- r1usF ere aFt1f1fjgEs
rrlvf-# rH utmost capacity Sc sr
earl. H.4a r was found rrersatrv t7
rfra Hsr" fVaT DESPITE enc tfsep-
salerH-r. r-r 0a T7f FavtrE frr gov
-ras- ss FOL .arfrf1grsr f1 ere programs
sf -sr evening fE- -sa5frr brevet an
nsafref r--F.sf
f.".e..F fr- Hersefff1r nH fe- Rev.
ST O. .art f-prrfweof esaeiaie. tss
lfl.H- eH.rsf gH.as stirred ere hearts
of .s- Veterans V.fE ere s.er.9E OF ere .
.tJ4a aasest-.t Gaarrr. NbarnprtasF .
-suarts were made bv Mayor W o.
Carlson er w1rrr sat response vas .
Htf- 81 r5- department eoasasae..rr. .
enc Rs Frr Samuel Fariaws.
The sHaFirF % rtuina er ere
seea male quartet was ffffrE aus .
H-sl sams-r f7r ere program aet re-
fsrt-f s.tiFiansI credits tg Moline
masleal sHaasfEsfI9e
A araufirsrt speaker of ere evening"
gas commander fe Chfrf D = raieaer.
&C. vas received wffH nges eetEuss-
4sm. OFFERS Col rertrfbUfr t7 ERE pro
s-am vfl short addresses we're l,as-
-rf Wsaa woods. easfastir Instf4eeor.
A 70. esfvauatsr ana C6i7srl a q
1grr
1fss I4.t Esbb. rran5fs1ssfe= % +.
aHfu post oil Ste.ee. won naet ap-
ia1sr
ff- cana sHr- was bregfHs t1 an ien-
iress close when tsr ee9fal eciae
.8d er-s iltFf-f sang cod De- Wfe
'la e.t we Meet Again snt enc sstt-
,ue- passing s5E ef ere befltieE. i7fe-
at VIrH .F-ss a tEr song
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

United States Frederick Green
Afternoon session . p. m. circuit
court room.
Special address. The Constitution"
Hon. l.. y. sherman
Special address. The Constitution"
Hon. J. n. Lewis.
Annual dinner aud reception. Hotel
Ncweomb. $50 p. m Speakers. I'd
wari G. Kramer. postmaster; AleNan-
der r Humphrey. Kentucky, The chief
Justice % the Supreme Court Of liii-
uoiE. James Hamilton Lewis. Lawrence
y. sherman George u. Wilson. Ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
N0IfS.uGeIT.

Wfss Lfftisa WsEis - Gsnssso anf
gsresfd ~ Moths. son o. NtF ART Nrs
Edward M1tts % wuseafiae Nerr
saitsf On marriage Tuesday evening
~ ere sars8asEr % fhe German Evaa-
Esfiesf etares ir ttasestins. Rev vii
fss& Wartees 6sreiatiuE The e11pis
vas aeeorap panied ~ tfF ard Mrs. "a
usrf No,lss parents - the groom ari
ttiss Erma Motifs. sister % the groom
ttr ard ttrs Moths are a. bone 20
THREADS AZ tEs Bose - re groom =
aarrrfs. SO woodtana aveuGe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR STATE MEET
Program Cor Illinois state. Attorneys
Convention Announced by Sec
rotary Thompson.
SESSIONS N QUINCY JUNE 1919
County Judges. Bar Association and
Institute 81 CriminoioEy Gath
or az same Time.

The program for the summer meet
inE % the Illinois States Attorneys
association 90 b. held a. the court
house Ia Quincy-June 10. II and -. l.
announced today By p ?. Thompson.
secretary treasurer % the organization
The fiiinofs Associations 90 County
ard Probate Judges. the Illinois State
Hsr association and the tliiu0iH Society
af the American institute % Criminal
Law and CriruinoioEy Wiii hold their
annual rasctinEE az enc same time and
place.
TIE program follows
Juns EFenin< sesslsn-
Program furnished By the Illinois
Society % the American Institute o
CrirsfnaI Law and crtmiuoioEy -ioiaf
meeting. States attorneys invited 20
toln iu The discussion % the following
papers
me Crimiuai.-w Il He and
W'haf We Do 90 Hirn George r. Page.
president % the society. Peoria
- Brief Review 81 the Criminal
Gases On the supreme Court for the
Past Year dvin y. Esedy profeEsor
% Law. Northwestern university.
Friday. June II.
Business session a. m. In circuit
court room.
Address % welcome Fred O.. Wolfe
states attorney. Adams county
President address Oscar ~. Wylic
oHcers' and committees reports.
Morning session 90 a. m iu circuit
court room. Program furnished by the
Illinois state Bar association - !oin;
meeting
Address ~ welcome samuel Woods.
president Adams County Bar sssocia-
zion.
rrssidsa,s address. Constitutional
Revision Edward e.. kramer.
General discussion constitutional re-
vision.
Anernooa session p. m- iu circuit
court room.
Address. Chicago and the Coastitu-
ton George r. buckingham
Report 81 committee on Law reform
and discussion Of proposed practice
act and equity bill William ?. Bundy
Chairman.
Geurrat discussion.
uoas ride 70 .. m.
Evening session o m. circuit court
room Program furnished by the fiii-
nots Society OF the American Institute
% Criminal Law and CrimiuoioEy-I
f1iat mretiuE
The fiuainE and Recommendation
% the Chicago Committee or Crime.
Charles = Merriam.
General discussion.
Physiological Jusfirr and the Ad-
miuissFati8r % Justice DIR. George
ortiaht
rs the Psychologist an asa 90 the
Cagrt % the Administration % Jus
ilee - William ~. G~unusiii.
Geueral discussion
saturday, June ~
MoraiaE session 10 q N. circuit court .
room Programs furnished b. the .
state Bar association
Annual address. The English Con- .
sti;utfos =. Humphrey % .
Kentucky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
JOLLY NINT CLrH Win MRS.
EEINIIE.

Members % go JaiiT Nine eiub we're
snsErtsiseG YESTERDAY aftsTuaoa BY
Wis tt~urV GsistsT a. her hoazs GO
Sreaes avsags TIE asgat thFee "a
b1ss % 900 were Fisgst. aHa Ntrs, Bert
Grassroas Nrs Carries Pfas ard
wrs 81 BROOKS were tGe wtnners
o. rrfsFs a tgmeh vas served a. The
earf tables aftsr ths games. MIS-.
J q HFaoSs. f16s ssvsnfh svsaus.
VIII enssrtasa tss eisb 60 two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
~0ftlI lNNOTNrTaTNTS.

Ire JgEr m~etisE % ths Womsr's
1ffss56eary society o. fhe FIRST Bap-
s.ss eNgrch will b. held tomorFov az
t~ru8ou 90 tte t@ae % Mrs o. "
Reed. st1 pffteerts street. Instead %
fs ere bone o. Miss Peterson az pre-
Vtsestv anroarrsse This wfft b.
special asetisE s8- sks baby band and
tftsts Helpers azf q special exercise
las Beer arransF6 ~ sri for the pa
tsess rzgtsrrs being especially asked 20
brtnE enc tistis toss The studp viii
BE- or ne Cefs 5s ths Midst
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
LOCAL CITY DADS IN
GOVERNORS ESCORT

Commissioners John H. Liedtke,
John A Murrin and Martin T. Rud-
gren occupied one of the dozen of auto
mobiles in which leading citizens of
Rock Island and Moline accompanied
Governor Dunno to the Waterfowl hos
pitaI yesterday afternoon. where he
spoke TO the attendants and inmates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
POLICE NEWS

n :. Pratt. Davenport. and Nick
Thomas. Dubuque. we're arrested yes
tsrday b. the police and this morning
released when they paid the costs on a
charge Of disordcrly conduct. Pratt. o.
O. said b. the authorities. while drunk.
fell and injured his head.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
AErE>-w'orAB ENGAGEMENT.

Ts~ ~aEaE~msaf - Miss Auua SIC
QgasG snf Johs T. Asers vas an
aaaaesd AZ a party EfF~a last evening
a. ere hoss~ % W.. Akers parrnfs. NJ
al Mrs oscar q. ASsFs. 81 Eleventh
ssse@f. Wsen o. company % FognE p~e-
pc vas ensrrtafaeG wEs5cst uumi-
bsrs were farrsss@t ~ sffss Esh~t
Josssoa anG tfusBa EisueF. danessE
vas saioTeG srf q iaaeh vas served
before tas close % tks svsniak
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
CARP CLUB PICNIC.

The Carp Athletic club viii hold
its annual picnic Sunday, June 5.
All members are requested to report
at club rooms by Friday to make ar
engagements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

Yesterday vac the stxth azsfvsrsary
ef tae =srrtsEs % NE sna Mrs Y ~
Fieteaer ard % esiserate ths saper
evert MIS- Ftsteesr ksa arrsaEsd
strvrfss party for tfr. Ftstehsrs psr-
ne rs absence tes koGss wss deco
rstst wfse BASKETS o. tgveiy roses
s~sniss aas syrfasa aa.4 rrsparsttoes
male Zoe tire party % the sv~rts<
Mrs. Ftstehsr net esr hgshas& ts
psssneert ts the early svssfnx sed
eaFizx tssfr shseuee q eorreany % -
Hsi~nds. neusbers - 80 Crresertsess
ssd o Few ethers wrss - 60 eo-~-
III Severta svscss. 60 sssfs ses
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
aVbowHENrFrN SOCIETY.

TIE EaHe asuetinF oe tas saGowrasas
rnd society &c Asgastsss eelisxs siss
aehi Yesterday ta EGs hone q MS .
o. ttsasssfxrvs. EOS gogfta street. No
gas re- lssGs aamber % ths sssraesrs
tltegt.sE Sfrs = o. WsEuussse-
Fao vas ta have sfgsa a prograesa %
rsa,iafs was unable 90 astseG tss
aref.aa ass ta aer stss8 Miss tes,s
45fsasHsea fst Entsst WIN tervs
sHs,i.aEs TIE Gfsg nansn-r vas q
{spsarse story weien Miss &braAtias-
son gave so vel tsss sas sas recalled
saf Frsst 'tf We Have Tteas. sSe
tEs.1 fs- esHraay Insisted up"a az
otser saaahsr sat she rsspoeassG VITA
At tse Movies. q asErg Gltlset story
a. Ar sgstasss sesstoe rogtfns best
asss uatters were disposed % Iss
testass IN tks late aftsrrooe ssrvst
l1acs tad tie society vas ievttsG 60
eees Jatr witn Nrs- EstsT JoessoS
Us rniFtY-ei xssh street. vhss Nrs.
NsFEsFss Sehro~ssr vii speak o1 tas
~ors % tHe peiiee sasrUn-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
SOCIAL


Al company Of vauaE voesre AS
svsa.af .vear r1 faF hone oe Hffss Kos
ina Lr..1a-r. ttfs Elsveafe street. sst
s1os raf. HsGsE lsGY mara sy sur
ars- r9- e1e1snv eomsas Co eeis-
trsf- bee B.FTadsF aaafvsrsarT ressg
vFHr gamers ar various iSis,5s ae9 prizes
a H- .eaH-sss weus C8 tffss tsvus
s.Hasrf-f zHss Lraa Price asG MISS
Frrt a#a Musical asmbeFs whies
were #seH -atsver5 were sivee ~
81 ss-s Vera sat Lsras tertE ssa later
f8- Fauss women tsereG tn4 hasd a
oEF ssaf llm- - taeea was served tH
ua a5.r evening Mss Getlhner vas
ie, V..s s 9|4efbsr ef lovely 1tfts Miss
trosa --.-ssrF ~ t'reepoFt. tss house.
sgssr .r rg- hostess was ga aes % te'Ss
saesr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
RefFigeFatorS

Don't wait until hot weather
comes-pick your refrigerator
now. We can't recommend the
Automatic too highly. The ice
saving qualities OF the Autorna-
tic are such that you will save
at least e your ice. Let US
demonstrate it to you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03
SATURDAY, June ~

Morning session 10 a m circuit court
room Programs furnished b. the
state Bar association
Annual address. The English Con
stitution Alexander =. Humphrey %
Kentucky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-03

The Stewart combinasion gas
and coal range 10 no longer IN ex-
pertinent. 10 . Q proven suecess- IL
Il svvo stoves ~ one Come IN and
ie. rs demonstrate this range 90
VOL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

M. Msrritt LsRoY has bssn secured
Tor months work In Virgins. begin
ming In Richmond, October II, where
he win remain for week. speaking
each night.
He 10 well knewn in this and other
countries as a wonderful cartoonist.
author and lecturer, being spoken OF
~ n peculiar man, with . peculiar
messAEe, delivered In a peculiar, man.
ner."
The work OF the bazaar is progress
Ing nicely and Is expected to be .
great success.
An Acquaintance Rally" will be
given by AL the committees. for the
bazaar at headquarters one evening the
hrst week In October.
rms COMMITTEES 10 composed Of gen.
eral chairman. vics-chairmen. who have
charge Of the various booths. each Of
these chairmen having ten or more
members Of her committee.
General chairman. Mrs. M Il. stroth :
err. ''o''-
ce-chairmen--Mrs e. I. p.rr,.h
Mrs. w. r. Binns. Mrs q. n. RlarE
Mrs. M. Laughlin. Mrs. III. "A. Men Mr.
l. Austin and Mrs. G. c. Saterwhite
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nier Dunn Mrs SCOTS mother. wiic
has been their guest, has returned e
her place. Grammercy Farm
william Luke and his son.. William
Luke, r.. Of Covington. spent the day
here playing golf.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Christian. after
a stay OF two weeks. during which
they took q course OF baths. have re-
turned to their home In Richmond.
David Dunlop, Of Petersburg. who
came by motor with Miss Anna Nc
CURE. OF Washington. and Miss Anna
r. Charnb bliss, Of Bluemont. was here
for a couple Of days and entertained
them and other friends at n dinner In
the Japanese room.
George M. Preston. Miss vanPelt
and Miss Tutweiler. of Lynchburg,
made up another auto party which
stopped for luncheon.
Mrs v. q. Culpeper. Mrs. w. q
Day and Mrs. S. H. Grav0. OF Nor
folk. On tour. spent two days here
before continuing their Journey.
Mrs. r.. Chewing, of Lynchburg;
Mrs. T. J. Smith, OF York, Pa: f. NJ.
Smith. of Covington, and w A. Rine-
hart. OF Virginia. composed another
motor party
George B. Jennings, r. II. Briggs
and Frank J. Mccarthy. of Rich
mond. and Charles I.umford were
motorist visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs, Thomas Scott. of Richmond,
has been the guest for few days OF
her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Cole
Scott
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Protect Alaska's Coast.

The infrequency of ship-wrecks with
loss of life on the Alaskan Coast n
due to the skill Of the navigator rather
than to Government precaution. Twas
told at ketchikan of the recent dis
covery by the Government survey OF
a most dangerous rock in the very
pathway of the steamers They had
fortunately missed II because they
passed over 1t during high tides. It
had never been charted but is now on
the map. Surely when we spend s1s,-
100000 on single battleship we
should be able to use one-sixteenth
of the amount for the protection OF
life and property on the Alaskan
Coast. This has long been a sore
point with the residents of Alaska,
whose lives are imperiled by unneces-