Foreign Language Press Service

A committee of the Lehr Und Wehr Verein met last night at No. 7 Clark Street. The rifles of the dreaded L. and W. reposed quietly at home; their bayonets rusted in their respective sheaths; with the L. and W. V. all was peaceful. The committee met to settle the preliminaries of a picnic to be

The members of the "German" Press Club assembled in great numbers mostly with their ladies at the "Waldclause" to their monthly meeting. The entertainment committee gave their final report about the festival at Riverview Park. The Club had planned to seek the consent of the Schoolboard to fur

The German Press Club had a bust of bronze of the German-American Statesman, Mr. Carl Schurz, ordered. This bust was to be placed at the new high school in Irving Park, named after this eminent person. They will find the most suitable location in the high school to-day, where the bust will be

Learn English and study American ideals. Learn English so that you cannot often be deceived by the vices of your own race. Learn American ideals and know of the opportunities for advancement. American agitators are to be blamed for unrest. Two demoralizing forces have been working u

City Engineer John Ericson is the author of two pamphlets dealing with Chicago's water supoly and future problems in this connection. These booklets, "The Water Supply Problem" and "The Quality Problem", may be obtained free by applying at City Hall.

The Chicago West-Side Lodges of the Order of Svithiod held a joint Mid-Winter Festival last Sunday at the North-West Hall. A mammoth installation of 110 new members, distributed among the participating lodges, had been staged. A diversified program followed, during which films of Co

Last Friday, April 24th, at 1902 W. Division Street, with the hall packed, a joint meeting of the Russian-American and Russian American citizens clubs took place. Since there were many serious questions to be tackled in regard to the amalgamation of the two clubs, this meeting aroused a great