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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
DR.. w. C. Rucker.

Washington, D. c.. July 5.-"Bubon-
fc plague follows the main travelled
roads, spreading out along the less
beaten paths to the remote ends of the
earth" says Dr. W. C. Rucker, as
sistant surgeon general, public health
service. Fortunately, its spread
from one country to another occurs
more frequently by water than by
land. Our entire Pacific coast is
threatened by plaques from the Orient
The Pacific coast is also menaced by
the existence of the disease in Ecua-
dor and Peru, on the western coast
Of South America, a little over 4,00U
miles away from San Francisco. The
entire gulf coast is menaCed by plague
in Havana, 769 miles from Galveston,
sol miles from New Orleans, 1874 miles
from Tampa, and 90 miles from Key
West, The disease was found among
rats in New Orleans on March 8.
1.-THE Atlantic coast is threatened
with plague not only from the eastern
coast Of South America, but from
European, African and Asiatic ports
as well. Less than 5000 miles from
New York, plague is found in Brazil,
at Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio de
Janeiro IN the Mediterranean lit
toral plague is found in Tripoli
Greece, Egypt and at Port Said, one
Of the great gateways of the world.
Practically all of the great ports Of
British India. with the exception Of
Calcutta, are infected with plague.
Rangoon, Madras, Columbo, Bombay
and KaraCht report the disease, and
from the latter point Gulg, Singa-
pore, SuraBays, Mauritius, Zanzibar,
Queenstown in South Africa, and OAK
ar in Senegal, all have plague.
Directly or indirectly. our coun-
try is in commercial communication
with all the infected places which
have been mentioned, and 1t must be
admitted that in view of the fact that
plague is g disease of rodents which
travel around the world in ships, the
United States must consider itself as
seriously menaced by bubonic plague
Investigation has revealed that
plague exists in three American ports,
according to Dr.. Rucker. and it is not
at all unlikely that thorough search
would demonstrate its presence in
the other American seaports having
large foreign commerce.
Regarding steps that should be
taken to combat the plague, DR..
Rucker says.
The first line Of defense is mari
time quarantine. The second is at
The nbarves.. and consists In the PIE
ventiOn of the embarkatiOn or dis
embarkatfon of rodents. The third
may consist in the immEUizatiou Of
human beings, but this is at best a
weak reed upon which to lean.
THE fourth line of defense con-
sists in rat-proofing the environments
in which man works and lives. All Of
the other lines of defense or any
combination Of them may be used,
but the single one upon which abso-
lutte reliance can be placed and from
which lasting protection may be OBJ
tanned is by the insulation Of man
from the animal which serves as the
disseminating host Of bubonic plague
Amy city which will render itself com
pletely rat proof need have no fear
whatsoever of plague"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
MINIATURE HOME
COMING SUCCESS
Interesting Event Is Held at Anda-
Iusia Which Is Attended By p
Old Friends.
CONES AS 4 SURPRISE 10 R0s'
Chicago Man on Annual Pilgrimage to
Native Community Given 8
Pleasant Outing.
{Contributed)

Through the efforts of Ira Buffum
and two or three others an informal
miniature home gathering stunt was
pulled off at Andalusia yesterday. July
T. Knowing it TO have become a Gus
tom of Charles s. Ross Of Chicago TO
make an annual tour taking in his old
home town Of Andalusia, and that he
would be there on the day Of the
Fourth with his good wife and a cou-
pie Of Chicago friends, the idea Of Civ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
CROWD PRESENT
AT DEDICATION
Interesting Exercises Are Held at Men
United Presbyterian Chapel
on Sunday.
REV. VANCE GIVES HISTORY
Rev. j. 8. Dague of Pinkneyville, Ill
Is the Pastor Of the Con-
gregation.
REV. VANCE GIVES HISTORY

Dedicatory exercises Of the new
United Presbyterian chapel recently
erected at the corner Of Twenty-fourth
street and Nineteenth avenue, held
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at
tracted a large audience. The chill
dren and teachers Of the Sunday school
gathered al the old building and
marched in a body to the new struc-
ture.
Miss Notavena Steck gave an organ
voluntary and "a professional psalm
q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
DISCARDED DESK rs
WANTED BY SCHOOL

An Office desk for the secretary and
treasurer of the Sunday school of the
new United Presbyterian chapel is de-
sired Any one having a discarded or
unused desk which he is willing to
donate will confer favor by COM
municating with Rev J. L. Vance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
DAVENPORT BEATEN
BY THE LAWNDALES

The Lawndale defeated the Hawk
Eye team, Davenport yesterday after
noon by a score of Il to 0. Manager
G. Cohen Of the Lawndales would like
to secure games with teams averaging
IT years. Call Rock Island 1741.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
Free-f Or.aII Pace
She Omit.

Mr. styles-Who were you speaking
to SO sharply just now?
Mrs. Styies-The cook.
Did she sit up and take notice?"
No; she stood up and gave notice. "
Statesman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

his resignation TO take effect Aug. /,
but the action of the board will re-
lease him at once. This is said to ba
a elimination OF trouble which have
beset the church for several years dur
ing the pastOrate of Dr.. Houser, Sew
eral weeks ago a statement was made
that the elders had asked the resignR.
ton of DR.. Houser The pastor de-
MED this and gave out for publication
a statement signed by members Of the
official board praising in the highest
terms his work in Davenport and deny
ing that he had been asked to resign.
He said that. on the contrary, he had
resigned of his own accord.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05

Girl EIoper is Sent to sch0ol-Mahle
Ruth LaGrange, the 17-year-old CIR.
who was arrested in Davenport VIII
3. ". Garrett, the we'll known muses.
tine stockman, and Ella Swansy'
another girl OF II, was taken before
Judge Theophilus in Muscalne Friday
and sentenced to the training schooi
for girls at MHtchelvilie. The gifTs
mother had complained that she was
unable to do anything with the daagh-
ter. This Is the second time the s'li
has been arrested. She was picked UP
the first time by the chief Of police or
Muscatine in q raid on a cabin ooa.'
The court, in passing sentence %
pressed the belief that the girl "ouIa
be much better in the institution 81
this time as her correction WAS 2 nee
essity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
Following is a partial list of Discounts we
allow for this July Discount Sale, begin
ming Tuesday, July 9:
zoe OFF on Goods Below.

Muslins. Sheetings. Calicoes, Percales,
Canvas. Domestics.
Dresses. Suits, Muslin Underwear, La
dies Waists over SI.Oo.
Notions, Dress Trimmings, Laces, En-
broideries.
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Linoleums, Drap-
series.
Ladies'Neckwear.
Mems Neokwear, Mems Shirts Except
Work Shirts).
Anything in the Millinery Department
Glassware, Cut Glass.
Granite Kitchenware. Galvanized Kitch-
enware. Boilers, Tubs, etc
Wall Paper Wall Paper Cleaner
Mems Work Shirts, Night Shirts, Pa
jamas.
Anything in the Shoe Department
Hardware, Wash Wringers, Ironing
Boards, etc.
Toys of all sorts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05
Everything IN the Store
Nothing Reserved
Discounts in Ali Departments

Every Customer of this store will recog-
.nize- instantly the tremendous economical
advantage which this July Discount Sale
affords; sale which offers the best goods
in the country at prices always the closest
that correct merchandising justifes, at a
discount from those already low prices.
Our customers are going to from thousand TO
fifteen hundred dollars during this July Discount Sale
We want every reader of this ad 20 share in this
saving. Notice the partial list Of discounts below
Doesn't it look good you?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05

Motor Speeder Is Fined Limlt-Lse
Guida. a motorcycles, was fnede S25
and costs of court on a charge OF
violating the MOTORCYCLE speed ordt-
nance, on hearing before Magistrate
Louis Roddewig in police court. e
Gardner Smith, charged with violating
the muffier ordinance, was also arrest
ed and was released on bond Of So
His case was continued until July g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05

Piano Company Files Articles-Ar-
ticles Of incorporation Incorporating
the Braun & Thoermer Piano COM
pauy at $4,000 have been fled by At
torney Andrew L. Chezem The COM
pany will engage in the business Of
manufacturing, buying and selling Of
pianos and Of all other musical tustru-
ments, and the copyrightiug, publish
ing, buying and selling Of sheet music,
etc The organization will continue
for 20 years and the ruling power Will
continue of three directors. who are
the officers officers aare as follows;
> President-George 3. L. Braun.
Vice president Elizabeth w Braun.
Secretary treasurer Fred r Thoer-
mer.
General manager George 3. il
Braun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05

Furthermore: Charges made during this July Discount
| these discounts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05

Remember: Discounts as stated above on all pur-
chases ageregating SOC, made anywhere in the
Fisk Loosely Store. while this July Discount Sale
lasts. beginning Tuesday, July O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05

Rev. Houser Released-At a meet
ing of the official board of the First
Christian church held Friday evening
the contract OF DR.. ] T. Houser. who
has been pastor for several years was
cancelled. DR.. Houser had given in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-05

Husband Sues for DiVorce-suit fof
divorce has been filed by Robert Thele-
mann against his wife, Augusta Thele-
mann. The plaintiff alleges adultery.
According TO the petition, the couple
was married at Davenport, Sept. Is,
1905. Waldo Becker is the attorney
for the plaintiff.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

Mrs 4. 90 Ritchey. Air SchreitiinE
gEiil remain only few weeks but Mrs.
Schrcitiius Viu make longer visit
Nrs James McAdoo. who has been
isitllx Mrs D. -. Freeman. returned
to her home iu Hopcweu Saturday.
1fr and Mrs. T. T. White and fam
ly moved here from Alpha Saturday.
Mrs e. ". Burns ~ Joy spent sat
lraay uith her aui.t. Mrs. C.. y. Yer
trees
C. g. McIn;yr- left Tuesday for
state Center. Iowa. 20 attend the fl-
neral o. his cousin. Robert Cowan.
Mrs MarEare; Wymer of r Re-o.
Okla. xho has been visiting her cous-
ia. SIR. joan Parkinson. Went 90 Ioy
Monday Co visit Airs. Frances Crsw-
ford
Mr.. a. a.. Painter of Jos vas
guest Saturday 40 the home OF her
father. Taylor Gilmore.
silss Viola Murback returned 20
Rock Island Sunday after visit here
gith her cousin. Mrs. Earl FaTr. and
other relatives.
The schedule o. about completed.
Early practice games have been ar
ranged with the Muscatinc Central as
socia;ion ball club and also with the
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

Moline Three-Eye league club. The
greatest attraction during the coming
season will be the Chinese university
team. which viii tour this country dur
lnE the coming summer. The outlook
for a winning team is very promising
and indications point 20 another cham
I pionship team
/ Following is the schedule as now ar
ranged.
April s-Nuscatine Central associa-
. tiou az Aledo.
April lo-Muscatjue Central sssocia-
tiou at Aledo.
April l4-Moiiuc Three-Eye league
az AIedo.
April Carthage college az Aledo.
April 2I-St Ambrose AZ Aledo-
April e4-Westeru Illinois Normal
al Aledo.
April aT- Eureka college n Aledo-
April 80 Carthage college at Garth
age.
May i-HeddinE college at Abing-
don
May Chinese university at Aledo.
Nay s-Western Illinois Normal at
Nacomb.
NAV Lincoln college az Lincoln
May S-MMikin university AT Deca-
tur.
MAY l4-AuEus;ans college az Rock
Island.
MAY 15-st Ambrose college at Day
export
May Augustana college at Aledo.
Nay Hedding college at Aledo.
MAY 20 Eureka college at Aiedo.
J. r. Sheats and daughters. Misses (
Odessa and Frances. left Friday for
Bayard. Iowa. where they viii visit
,ir and Mrs. Daniel Vader.
Attorney o. r. Car.strom was bus
mess visitor in Moline Tuesday.
The William and Vashti basketball /
team won four games out OF six and I
won fourth place in the Illinois basket I
ball tournament held in Peoria last 1
week Sixteen teams took part in the I
meet and included every member of I
the association.
Mr. and Mrs. ". G. Hoats. who have (
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Lath-
er. went 10 Chicago Monday 10 spend /
a few days with friends before re
turning 10 their home al Three Rivers.
Mich.
Mrs. Ida Morrow vas an Aledo Wis
.tor Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Winde-s and niece.
Miss Katherine Winders went to Gales
burg Monday 20 visit Miss Katherine's
mother. who is III in the Galesburg
MS. Mary Eakin Cunningham.
laughter OF Mr.. snd MIS-. John Eakin
u this city, died AZ her home in Engie-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

wood IL. at 11.25 D. m Saturday.
March 6 Funeral services were held
from the home of her parents. 1Os
North Chestnut street. Aledo. at II
o'clock Wednesday morning. March 10,
conducted by Rev. J. r Pollock. In
terWent was In Aledo cemetery.
Mrs. Joseph Swank returned to her
home in GaIva Monday after making
a few days visit ar the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Egbert.
c. c. Abercrombie arrived home
Monday from ClaysviIIe. Pa. where
he was called TO attend the funeral OF
his uncle. Chester Abercrombie.
T.. r. Hause returned to his home
in Burlington Iowa, Monday after Wis
iuug here with his mother. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hause.
Mrs Alonzo Heath and two children
went TO Pennington Tuesday. where
they we're called on account of the
serious illness OF ner niece. Miss Eva
Lalock
Mrs r. J Bjorkman and Airs. o. T.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

Biorkman spent Tuesday In Rock Is
land
Mrs. Alta Marquis went to Rock Is
land Saturday to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e e Diehl OF Joy
spent Monday with AIedo friends.
Mrs. J. p. Ketchum and daughter.
Miss Lucille, went to Pekin Monday to
make a few weeks visit with their
daughter and sister. Mrs. F. Debeor
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starkey are visit
ing in Viola with Mr.. Starkey's grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Peck
Miss Hazel Noble entertained a com
pany of friends AT her home Friday
evening in honor of Miss Grace VIII
lits, who viii soon leave for Montana.
a very pleasant evening was spent
during which games were played.
Vocal solos were rendered by Miss
Willis and Miss Helen Noble. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Arthur BingdalI OF Chicago spent
few days last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ringdall
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13
ANNUAL CONCERT
At COLLEGE TREAT
osc-EsTRA UNDER RLcEsT A.
SEs sLEEsEs LEsoE AUD
rENcE 1T AUcUsTAnA

farrr-aaa pafrona we're <frez a
r-n s-Taf 'aTs rrea4-r was- the cor
@rr 1rereslra under Ehs eir~c-So-
~ r~uerrs9r AiFsrt AEEsr. azadr -
ssagal aro-arare~ n c1zce-- prv-
rraa .r fa~ e5trr- chapel Er~-y
szr1sr ras greeted r.sa assl-as-
t.esrs fsaE rl~ large aa4i~re~ f1fy
ssr-He4. .-e sssrr asi-rr1e Fhat was
r-cfr-f
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5r. fIEs o. W0zs-- ara ff
e.. given a Ur E1ot raaftrr Two
rre.r er Goo mafaeF sra-d 1as
a-r r~Tf.. mo rrdErrr a~f scale
rr- FORMER Vas pag-f ar ere ---4
s7+ rr-eEs ra'r giving .r a. s~r~ats
s-# T". raHfv Tr- srr8nd part
rrFr ar~e-e motto wa.ea
r-rH'=s a fsr.e Fas s.1r.
OF FfH r--rs.ar 41f rta-seess arf
..a mo merits 1f frr 1rr
H-r r.- aaf.err~ ur faq
rsrrr ..--r.Frs fer orc from
lsH veil tr1va opera -rE~
rr Hr fE- 'trrsFrHF. v0- a-ass
MI a..s re~a~- Fre rEfes ara
rsrH deserve special eenr~s.fs-
r.rrr ."1 earrs sr~a ~ frr
sFr~ FsTrrITr CElnes tr Fe-
rr fte'r aHH SPARED. Co.
fsr7re Sen s~-s over
I.assF1arde Was ve" raes,f
one @ r-s .Hr re4r ra-Fr CIV.
rr - s-rE-aH v Gea sa
played OIL r H1er e.-as.
rF ~tHrr- sr1rfrs F rr-~fr ssrfr
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HasraH VFIen was Ea.'af- art r1l
aHss- rr rle~vtsmes frfr rEmse-
Ter sa rErH rfr1r mat .Fr vas corn
Fe "a. --sTnrf uHr al encore Ntss
er "r-rs1e. vt1 e.aFef a. ara
on fr q. rE Vfrs ts- ae~pmBa~i .
meme ar r.- atrEFf m tt~ o-rhrst-a
save s esrT --rffrb,e performance. .
H-- tone s-r- rgT end elzar Mss
Weta..H gave n rradiax 1
eeH 90 r.T N|rlr- By VEort1.r.-f1- [
FHHs .s--r1H. Ert we'll wrE fsr rest .
~ r.r program saT Eaa Brnuts~ /
.s f--ar ..a.esss as a -ester and pleas .
-. s1 e-r fEat She ct~0sr save an .
sneH.r r-4L.eE
W. credit .s da- W- 8rsrr f1r
.seerss aF aa~ roEsrrr s7r .f ts mo- F.
.ssF Hsfrrr lo PICK from srv u-1trriaI /.
ss-F rear t1 form "a cred fable college T.
-e.rs.r- us Hrs worked l1rt Etrl .
.f- fa.EF people art haf b-ua.rr .
benz f1 place where le can hr
1rsas sf .Ev r-sg.-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13
BETTENOORF ASSISTANT
POSTMASTER BLAMELESS

Peter - Guroy. assistant s-tisn'
to~f lassalast@F. as discharged b.
urls-1 states CommissiDa9r A. q.
E.sl ia u4s~cpg~t YESTERDAY after
uooa sf o. preliminary hearing The
trfr1aarf ans accused - improperly
eacdt.aE tE~ mail.
gtroF sas diseharEsf upoa r-coru-
wrndatiga % the district attorney. 3.
o. wooa. pao sfafrd that r~sp-gusinii-
iea f1- aoaf~liv~-y 90 certain mall
11sFfzr tsd already bcsr placed 1p"n
ssr grttrntorf pastszastrF. and ~
eoa5d scr 10 evsdSacr fnlpiieattnE
...s-p9 o. ssoVtnE thaf be had = hand
r the case.
tf ts ehsrE~f tss' alaii matter which
.sefas~d certain aati-C Cathoiie puu.tea
.5aa saG beer thruVn into ths bas--
ners 90 ere poss0saes Instead - b.
las erHa~r-e
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13
WITNESS AFTER WITNESS H
ROCK ISLAND.
Such Evidence Our Readers Garnet
Dispute.

As We take up The Argus week By
week. We are struck BY the hearty.
unrnisthkAbie way IN which witness
after witness speaks out as Mrs. Felix
does here. II these people were
strangers living males away. We might
take little notice OF them. But they
are not They are our neighbors. liv-
ing among us Their word is too eas-
ily proven 20 admit Of any doubt They
speak out IN the hope that their ex-
perience may be a guide 20 others.
-Doan's Kidney pills are just as ad-
vertised.~ SAYS Mrs. NJ. Felix OF s36
Finh avenue. Rock Island. and am
glad 20 confirm the public statement
one OF my family gave IN taeir praise
some years ago. ] bad nervous and
dizzy spells and my back ached-
DoAn's Kidney pills gave me prompt
and permanent relief Another OF my
family Who also suffered from kidney
complaint. took DoAn's Kidney Pills
and ~As relieved"
Price soc. at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Do2n'- Kidney Pins-the same that
Airs Felix had FoS;er-Nilhurn Co.
Props. Buffalo. -. Y.-iAdv.g
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

= No Jaw IDEAL Boiler and col 50. q.
% 8s-in. AMERICAN Radiator. costing the
o1nrr S235 we're used 20 heat this cottage.
~ this pficr the goods can be bought Of any
reputable. competent Filter. This did not
include cost Of iabor. pipe. valves. freight.
etc. which vary sccofdinE TO climatic and
othrr couditiona-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13
ALEDO

1fF and Mrs. alfred 1t1brrE OF Bur.
. r-ss sp~at waudng aifh Ni~d1 fri~ads
NJ and Mrs. Thomas Ab~rcfusu his
arriv-d bone .ast seek from o cpn-
cert tour iE Wisconsin.
TIE social circle of Fhe Flrst Fr~sby-
f~Fian chaFch all meet 40 che Aiausr
FRIDAY Afternoon uifh Mrs 4. p
Moody a. hostess. assisted by q com.
raittSr composed o.; Mechanics PhiTico.
sells Miller Doo,. Mekinuey and
Cook~
Mrs p y. BiEcios Jeff Tuesday FOR
Peoria ~ rake = tro weeks visit uith
Mrs T.. e. Wheeler
Judge - r Church. member uf the
ildielai committee and Attorney James
a. Alice. secretary % the republican
couuty central committee W~rt 60 Rock
Island Saturday and attcad~d q con
ference TO fH The date and basis of
representation % a judicial nomlnat-
irr convention fos the circuit Judges
for the FuuFt~~ath judicial district
Coach Ralph G. k@nuey 81 William
ard Vashti college has begun active
preparations for the 1915 baseball sea
soa.
Miss Saucy Mckee arrived home
Monday from a. extended visit IN uss
Moines ~tth hrT cousin. Mrs ! Mc-
Crcikht-
Rev. J. p. Rartic went 20 Elmond.
~Asre hc preached Tuesday and Wed
ucsday evenings N connection with
tho dedication % the ueT church.
CAri Warbis % Burlington spent
few days iAs; week with his dauEh-
ter. H-s- james ScAnnsii
Ma Hos;e;i-r OF Charleston and
daughter Miss Ruth. % Princeton.
cane che as % the week 20 visit their
son and brother. Prof o. G.. Hosietisr. .
Miss HoStstic- returned home Sunday
and her mother remained for a longer .
visit
Miss Hazel Noble spent the week
cad In Joy with her ErAndpsrcnts. M .
and Mrs n. Fisher.
MrS I'd Llndstrou and daughter. I.
Miss HiAreh. sp-ni Tuesday ~ith
friends "a Rock Island
Mrs. Charles MeChesnsy sen; % /
Bgriiz< <fon Saturday 20 visit her sis- ]
,~r. Nrs. Joseph BOek
SIR. and Nrs. " r. Sehreitiink left /
Monday FOR Roberts Idaho. 20 visit /.
their daughter and husband. Mr and
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

CfteuEB. M. Nzrch i1-wff sing.
-1E pence songs sast~n th~ cominx
af p~ae~s Ths national committee
p,sariaE the ch5-ai i15ii-~ b~iie-s~s q
vii and vit urge tsa' pesc~ hc ne
p-.ucisai t1emS sung ta schools.
csgrraes and a. psh,ir xafhs-iuEs
ffr courtry over this spring \ mua
tc comriftes s1or vii choose ~ peace
sonEs f7r witespr~4f use
Wgsiefars. schools aad churches are
back or thts plan and preparations
f1r a csorat peace jubilee % praise
sotrs 90 every town M city m tho
rpgatry uhensssr tss great European
var aEaii @-d
Cauuauin' uamroach. Wiif. Sfo-
Eoaslf and other Er~at musicians are
on t1c Esas-zf committee with Mrs.
u E srEor. bead of tre Mothers
congress. Mra. David AIiea Campbell.
N s iubbart and W q sloane o.:
CtIcaEo. Professor o. ssma OF wilson
SIN rua. ersifv and Mrs Emerson H
Hrl.h and Mrs George - Carpenter
~ sas National Federation of Musical
clubs ir planning the Jubilee
The Apollo club % CHICAGO. is a.
-aaarE tHF p~1re sons pan its EorS
.s -rdo-aed bg M-s J = KiuneT.
president rs tho National Federation
1s W1sie4l etg5s.