Women of Pennsylvania Appeal for Peace
Pittsburgh March 28 An appeal to Pennsylvania women to educate for peace urges every women s organization to set aside a day in April as Peace Day The call is endorsed by leaders from DAR Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers National Congress of Mothers and other groups and lists 15 state organizations signatories
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Samuel J. Semple
Titusville
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Edwin C. Grice
Federation
Emma L. Capwell
Daughters of the American Revolution
George K. Johnson
Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
Fredrica Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
Nathaniel E. Harris
National Council of Jewish Women
Emma L. McGill
Order of the Eastern Star
Virginia Mull
Rebekah Assembly of Pennsylvania
Frank M. Roessing
Pennsylvania Women’s Suffrage Association
M. Ella McCurdy
Woman's Relief Corps
Ella M. George
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Home and School League
John H. Armstrong
Congress of Clubs of
Western Pennsylvana
Cladridge
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
James W. Turner
Protected Home Circle
Philo Gubb Becomes Red Book’s Popular Laugh Producer
The piece notes Philo Gubb the detectative character from Ellis Parker Butler, created after readers protested against a shift to circus tales. Gubb’s humorous adventures in The Red Book Magazine have sustained ongoing popularity, with readers urging continued appearances each issue.
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Wallingford
Emma McChesney
Philo Gubb
Rising Sun Correspondence School of
Ellis Parker’ Butler
Mr. Butler
Gubb
Red Book
Saloon Destruction and Conversion During Plymouth Revival
Edmund Jones of Plymouth after five years in the saloon business led a group to destroy his establishment. Beer kegs were smashed, liquor dumped, and a prayer meeting followed as Jones offered his license to Dr. George Wood Anderson and urged customers to seek Christ. Three patrons professed religion by meeting end.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edmund Jones
Plymouth
George Wood Anderson
Jones
Anderson
Christ
Pugs Will Not Fight Sunday in World Title Bout
The Johnson Williams heavyweight championship bout was postponed from Easter Sunday to Monday April 5 at the request of Cuban President Menocal after a Havana clergy delegation visit. Promoters agreed to designate April 5 as a legal holiday for the event.
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Havana
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Menocal
Cuba
German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich may leave Newport News soon
March reports indicate the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich faces a near expiry of its time to seek internment or depart for open sea. Navy officials consider enforcing neutrality as British and French ships hover near the Virginia capes while Alabama sails to Hampton Roads on neutrality duty. Submarines and other craft remain at the Norfolk yard, and the Eitel Friedrich shows smoke from both stacks as the clock nears Tuesday’s potential departure.
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Washington, D.C
Prinz Fitel Friedrich
Amercan
Newport News
Max Thierichens
Thierichens
Alabama
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Virginia Capes
Washington
Eifel
Friedrich
Virginia
Philadelphia
Orrivine
Norfolk Navy Yard
Capes
Printed Envelopes and Tenant Leases Offered
An advertisement offers printing of names and addresses on 100 envelopes for 50 cents cash with order. It also promotes tenant lease services and directs readers to the Warren Mail office for details and ordering.
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Yoour
Wwarren, Pai
Warren Mail Office
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