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New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

r'r frocEe and hats shown now would
ps- 20 many more charming than any
c-g na. has gone Defore-just because
--sic superiority. but there IS some
--.auon FOR me belief that they really
hr this quality What is modern prog
sn gocd s1~ 4 Sc cannot produce apparel
nt Increases IN beauty year by year?
~ degree 4 skill needed for the crea-
q, o. rre lovely new frocks o' cotton
Ercuisetta. wolfe or crepe Is by no means
-vo-hy o. rre toasted civilization o. TO-
a7 Trov are artisticaI'v adorned with
acy Irish crochet, real Cluny, Point Ven
n u antique tiieJ, and their whJtcuess IS
Hisysd 6v -ra bold figures 90 Bulgarian
'-srodrries done IN mixtures OF reds,
-ssES blues ard otrer nues that are brill
az, without being Ssrlsr. Na-guisrttes in
asir coCrs with Persian borders. arr
-sT BEAUTIFUL u tCUe. Gowns made o.
hsss fabrics are frequently trimmed with
Eis glt buttons, known as pinheads. ono
0stgnf may sport as many as two nun
efs Of these small affairs, arranged N
'-A Htl ..a| N' ''f~ W liR Al'l'A ''.."
'sgallv counted them would ever imagine
nrre than half that nImge" had been us"d.
Linen, one o. pho indispensable materials.
''rus par. of some 81 the most elanorG'e
'Ens IN one costume the corsage and
.''I Border 1r the o-ear-v lace skirt are OF
OR blue linen evalst embroidery. iu
WIKI me spaces r7sve1u the eyelets ar"
-.sc IN with ea.rac1e I'm the same tone.
Al the bottom rr the foundation skirt IS
zen hem af r..o velvet. As always,
'a''' are simple .0en frocks. too. one of
.a'ss tn tas natural color rs trimmed with
~ lnea which serves most effectively as
background f.- BaSa~isn embroiderics.
-' vide oraI6s that have served as deco
''oa' Tor winter gowns and tailored cos
.-l's have been reproduced In linen for
II On costumes OF rrdt material, and viii
among Che interesting novelties of the
e1'nc sss7rr
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
MRS. BLETCH STEALS MARCH
Beats Woman Suffragists in Pre-
senting Bill at Albany.

Mrs Harriet stanton Bla,ch, president
of the Woman Political Union and chair
man o. the legislative committee Of the
Equal Franchise Society. has saved Miss
Harriet May Mlle presder- o. the Nov
York State Woman Suffrage Association.
the trouble Of presenting 10 Albany this
voar tho suffrage bill with which members
Of the association journcyed up 20 Albany
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Blatch kept ner little service for a
surprise. TOO so il was not untn the associ-
atoms delegation landed IN Albany that It
found that like the King of France and
his twenty thousand men who marched up
the hin It had nothing 20 DO but march
down again
What Mrs Rla.ch did was considerably
10 ask Senator Newburg and Asserabyman
SuelbeYg. who obliged her by presenting
Mrs Mackay's bill, which she took to Al
bany. in their respective houses on the
first day Of the session. 20 present an
other suffrage bill. And as bill No. . is
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
SHOW EARLY SPRING FROCKS
New and Lovely Hats, Wraps and
Parasols Also on View.

Deluded persons may believe that Il Is
sfiU winter but shoppers who visited the
establishment Of Stern Brothers, in 22d
street. yesterday and descended the few
green steps leading 20 the annex Of the
"evering room on the third floor were
quickly undeceived. Here there was an ex
hibit II new and lovely things-gowns. hats
v.raDs. parasols and so on-intended for
early spring or for those who. not having
patience TO walt the slow pace OF time
seek the season Of flowers at a distance
from the metropolis.
The well lighted room with its color
scheme OF green and white. made charm
ing setting FOR the apparel displayed. The
presence or summer was emphasized by
opened parasols cf white chiffon covered
with a trellis work OF narrow silk folds, in
which were twi-ed sprays os delicately
tinted silk flowers.
White serge a fabric much favored for
Southern trips was shown n both frocks
and tailored costumes. frequently in a strik-
InC union with black and some brilliant
color. one three-pieCc costume was espe-
cially noticeable for its many new features,
which included an Etou Jacket and "A skirt
vas Of black satin As In many Of the
other models. there We're vertical lines Of
buttons az the sides over the hips. The col
lar and cuffs were OF black silk supple
mented witt embroide~.es in black and
white ON white satin. The touch of bright
color was present in the form " bits Of
red in tie embroider'oe Of the corsage.
which was Of white cotton mErGUisette.
one lovely serge rrock wa in pure white
the trimmings being of white satin and
silk braid. r was On seri-Emu,re style,
with a -irdlo OF braided satin folds
The various Eirdlo and sash arrange
ments We're deserving ~ some study. on"
lovely creation Of cream rolored cotton
voile with Bulgarian emhroideries. had q
wide crush sash ~ black tagfcta, the lonE
ends OF which we're edged wirh narrow
bias bands NJ red linen. 10 tho corners
were set ono-inch squares Of the same
linen. This style OF decoration. black tat
feta with red linen. appeared elsewhere ON
the gown as we'll.
Everywhere there was some new treat
meut of color 10 charm the eye, and one Or
the most =rerIid effects was seen in sim
ply cut gown OF navy blue eyelet embroidery
finished 4 irr various edges with bands
OF emerald green satin. This gown had
soft Girdlc OFF green satin. with ono pen
dent end a. 'hc eide front 90 which was At
tached silk taseel In the same shade
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
HELSr:h TTPEPPOOF STOR AGE WARE.
HOUSES.
l. SrYPAAIAr Prom

GLOBE STORAGE y CARPET CLEANING co.
"g2 800. 3H5 ana @U5 East 6lst e.. New York
Barnes. Mrs Boz, Nr. George Breen, Mary But
rerwOrtH. Mr.. Arthur Bauer. Mary l.. Brown.
Mrs Margaret Burke. Mr. Howard Burton. NJ.
f"'"r Faunan, Mr. Charles Burke. Mrs. r.
BerKovI-z. Mr.. Charles CLARK, Mrs sarah C1iT-
ford. Mrs Corcoran. Mr.. N ~ Cutter Mr-.
'ruuin, Mrs. Davies, Mr. ". purand Mrs Die
brow. Mr. Hugh DIXON. Mrs. Day Mr. Daniel
DuwNrE, Miss sarah DAILY. Nr William Deestnr.
AIr john r. Evaritt Mr. George Fr.tn2 Mrs,
Farsek. Mr.. Charles Fix. Mary Fleig Mr. Henry
Fitzgerald. Annie Freitag Mrs Gouger. Mr.
H1ymau, Mrs Hea4Cu Mr Hugo iaasc. Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. s. Hill Mrs Mary Uenckar. Mrs. T.
Ife.b, Margaret Jenkins, 1ir ". Johnson. Lizzie
h'iI". Josephine ha'H, Fldslo King, MIR VI.
Louis. Nir or Mrs. o.. Low Mr.. Harold L0vev.
Mg. John L0sc1rn. Ar Lew L0rcu Mr.. Godfrey
3. Moore Mrs MCGmuls. Mr. or Mrs C.. No
Naulsra Mrs. K NirCarthv Miss MAJ 4 Nr-
Donald Mr.. John McGUira. Mr. James McCea,
Enma Nacher. Ellen o Erien. Gerda Otterherg.
Charles Piribauer. !. VI. GUILTY X Roche Tin
ME Eosenberg Mrs. Marv Riley Mr.. Nathan
Miss VI smith Mrs. O. stephens. Augusta Sack
man. Mr. JOnn Skelly. Catherine Stephens :.
Short Mrs. Carrie stephenson. Mr. J. Thompson.
l. Mortimer Thurne, IT., Mr. Roland NOgl. Mr..
Ira Naudover Mr.. Alexander Wilev. Mrs F.
Williams Mrs Wnaleu. SIR JOnn Wilson. Mr..
whaleu. Mrs. Walker. Mr. Morris Wolf Mar
each ot YOU are hereby notified that the time
for the payment Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given You. we will
cause sucn property. 90 wit. household goods.
personal effects. carpets. etc. stored by you or
In your name IN the Globe Storage and Garnet
Cleaning Co.'S warehouses. 70 % sold AZ public
auction according % the statute IN such case
made and provdef. at NOS 305 and 3O7 East
6lst 81 New York Citv. on THURSDAY. FER
pT-ApV . 1911. n 1890 4. NJ. and II the sae
thereof is not completed on said date. the same
VIII be continued al the same place on Thurs-
day. Februar-. 8. 1911 and Thursday Feb
r7larv 16 1911 beginning at 1870 4. ". and
continuing until the sale rs completed.
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEANING co,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

..,,, like the state associations bill, hav-
80 10 rider such as the one by which
Mrs Mackay's bill seeks to guard the bal
10, box from illiterate women voters.
na,ne simply the straight old state associ-
D.,ae measure TO strike from the consti-
a,,.tor the word male. II would be super
as FOR the association To offer It's meas
Geo In fact. it would he impossible. Their
,bunder is gone beyond RECALL
pu No. was presented Tuesday. Just
,hor, the time the association people were
cling a cab to go from the station to their
ho,el But, at any rate. they know that
+bere have been years when they got their
I,ur nresented the first day Of the session
and when they had the labor OF presenting
II themselves.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

material. It includes generous bib, that
can be finished either with or without
epaulette portions. The apron itself IS
made I'm ono piece, but the ruffie IS IN sec
tons. the lower section being gathered.
while those at the sides are plain. The big
pockets are arranged over the apron and
stitched into place. and the bib Is extended
20 form straps that are attached 10 the
belt.
The pattern. No. sSSA Is cut IN sizes
small. so to "a; medium. IS 10 is; large. 70
10 AZ inches bust. IL will bs mailed 10
any address on receipt Of 10 cents.
Please give number Of pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern De-
nar-ment, Nsw-York Tribune. II in a hurry
for nattarn send an extra --cent stamp and
u-a will mail il By letter postage in sealed
envelopa
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

Ia. ''lsreo brass punch bowls, with glass
r.- are new, and cost from 500 up.
r.,...' ave covers and are done IN different
-'''ive designs
a. n CHAIRS, with cane back and seat
g. '.o'er tires. sell from nS 25 up 10
NeSe are the pialnest tnat are made.
H,,.. 'nfee-cornered stink strainers for
s,rs ana waste come in the blue and
''fe and cost 10 cents.
,,,.-.., ,-'. china pudding moulds. with tin
OK \ s-' covers, for cooking a boiled pud-
'os' % in the medium size.
'n -. - 0oaI buckets, in rather new shapes
rsa m 'e' elaborate designs, range in price
'" 70 81 each.
e,s q, .'''hum filagree plate 20 set hot
'sy5 ,..pot .sapot On sells for % cents. and al
~, Toll basket. with a wicker inset,
iaps, and comes in a number OF
avn, l'ei baskets OF different elzes.
~ fors1l's 'nsets and frames 70 arrange
H. cost 3 q and upward.
~ ,sv,s siass bottle in a brass frame
~'Linr 80 'Tsss top Is designed 70 hold
-, ana :" Tor perfuming the sir Of a
70 When one wishes 10
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
o. Interest TO SVomen
INTRINSIC SUPERIORITY
uore Admired in Spring Frocks
than Mere NeWneSS.

u-,uld not be strange IL New York
~ of the year we're to regard the dis
'"..,y n ,nucing attire for those who are
is. ,beir faces southwark az an act Of
'-.-, cruelty to themselves. Why must
-. ,refty things be fiaunted before their
- make them think OF counting the
O. neeks that must pass before they can
ma, ,,vtbins OF the kind? or course. the
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
a SCRAP OE PAPER"

90. "slle.g. tumne Association ~
- Presentation Of A Scrap OF
- 80 ,o-mor~l~ evening and SATURDAY
O4o'a and evening for the benefit OF
.oaH o Wight scholarship fund,
-. .as iata. neen founded IN honor
-. wight w.. Tor so long served the
d. principe. The aim Of this fund
49, -naD's some student % the Wad-
~. .'s3 sclge. 90 continue her studies
p.,. 'arng tie school. Miss Josephine
49,. no .if West 18TH street, is
.,,-liny tie tickets
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
QUEER TABLE COVERINGS
Sometimes Found in the Com
pany of the Most Costly Ruas.

very queer things are used by some peo-
fIe as table coverings. In houses where
tne hoors are covered with the richest OF
rugs one VIII see table coverings utterly
OUT OF keeping with the surroundings. and
II Is by no means unusual to see the hand
some polished mahogany table in the living
room covered with a stiff. starched piece
OF Mexican drawn work. This seems like
a desecratlon.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
Seen IN f6e Shops

use it it IS only necessary 10 remove the
cover.
A small chadng DISH Of gunneta. with
gold trimmings, is designed for the same
purpose and sells for SIS.
Lobster mayonnaIse sets have red lob
ster sitting on a green leaf plate, his head
forming the cover. They sell for IS cents
each.
Bohemian glass baskets, with the fruit
painted In colors in the bottom and gold
vines on the handles, sell FOR IS cents in the
small sizes
Dresden dishes holding six eggs, with a
gpece below for hot water, sell for 81 90
A Dresden relish dish, with a place for
three reIishes and having q high Basket
handle. sells for 81 30
Blue and white china moulds in FISH
shapes sell from - cents up. according TO
the size
cracked glass barrel. with a silver
faucet. standing eight inches high, with six
l,ttje wine glasses fastened 20 the sides,
.ars for 81 %. and IS for wine or liquors at
table.
rba names of shops where articles mentioned
~, this page were seen can he obtained b. ssuc-
ing STAMPED sna s9aressSo , e, 70 seen
prompt reply the date Of publication should be
-iven
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Tie apron that perfectly protects the
gown and that provides ample pockets al
ways Is practical. and this one has the
advantage Of being pretty and becoming
a. well. II can hc made from butchers
linen. as in this instance, or from percal"
or from ginrham or from similar washable
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
WORK WANTED.
Male

BILL. order. time. cost estimate and payroll
clerk. also inside sa "sUan I2TI. SIS 20
start g. p Y nlS Morris ave
ENGlN EEG - Licensed. holster. flrtp~v or
building Leonard Martin. Bulls Head. :. ]
Phone 217T- West Brighton.
MAN uf puIIlrv. general business experience Nfe
lr-urarsr agent. four months bond salesman.
wants position with hUse seeking tD make each
client an asset "a. d. Box :, Tribune Once.
WAT~FNrA Middle aged man. sober and In
uUst-Iuus. wants position as watrhman in far-
tory ur large business house Gy day or night.
good reference. r. ScAwczer. SO Bay Ridge
ave. Bru N.ra.
YOUNG MAN wishes position in dVEo-is or
gnu-s' furnishing store. with ~ without board
1a- 4 Years experience. Address A., RoN iB
Tribune once
TOINg Man. Is. I'm once. neat fvpe~ri'irg
wall 0v .-~HHOarfs . vcars experience; ref
a~oUras. Morse 81 Pine g.. Jersey city.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINs-sliEhtly used ONCE furniturN
desks typ.writers. Casn registers. adding :
chimes rnimeographs. hling cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks, partitioLJ. check
PROTECTORS. bookcases NAFHANs. Whits St
rEsKs pAytit,ons. telephone booths. tables
chairs WardrCbes. mirror wall fixtures bust
ness furniture all kinds. Finn BTothers asa
Broadway. so Franklin st
BILLIARDS pool ana new patent combination
tsbics: lowest prices: supplies. repairs.
boxilnE alley builders DeckerA. iO5 East 9th
u EEtAbliAhed 1850
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
LOST BANkaOOkS.

RANKROOK 40. 566 s35 Of ths Union Dlrna
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
n claim 10 r. b. hereby called upon 90 present
the same within ten uays or submit N having
HaId passuoJk cancelled and a new one issued
LnFT-Rankbook 80. SO 3T5 Bank for sar-
iugs 2sO ith AFe.. New Ncr't Payment
stcus-d Please return book 10 1anA.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
Female

DooNNEEPEt r. Experienced Young woman with
EXCELLENT references f.r 3 -oarS' work. capable
touu.a entry hooheeper and all dstGa work.
Address A.,ina. 30 West 500 -.
GTLTI RED Young gsntiewomar desires some
daily engagement. reading aloud or com
Unulou. viii travel Address 4. E., F0v 90.
Tribune Office
sTENOGEApUER. - Two -oars experience
capable. reliable, moderate salary. kiezales,
1855 %
TpT.NG LADY ~ r.1uemaut desires position
~ con. .ar ION. accustomed 20 travel. T. 81
Watson. General p. o View York
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
p PROPOSALS.

ARMY BUILDING. NEW YORK CITY. y. 7.
December 30. i9tO.-Sealed proposals. In tripli-
cate will be received here until l 80 =. NJ
January 20, 1911, FOR electric freight and pas
senger cars Information on application. Tins
ar delivery will be considered in making award
Envelopes containing proposals 20 be marked
Proposals for Electric cars. 20 be opened Jan
uary 20 1911" and addressed 20 ~ GRAY
Depot q. 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
MaIe

cHIT French. Hrsr cIass al branches. three
ronrE excellent personal references. city ur
country. Industrial Association Employment
Agency, ~ West 42I -. Phone 52lo-RryanL
onhDHNAN. ISCTTI--TUD wears excellent
references wages s2o-s3-. Industrial Asqo-
chiffon Employment Agency IL West 42d 20.
Phone 5elp-Bry8ut.
FARM HANp. Sls-German. good mIlker and
'egwsfrT. experienced i1 American farming:
GOOD references. ". Nat'hoHsou's Agency.
~lk sri ave. t"l S7s 7rvarr
GARDENER. Married. 80. no children 20 TAX.
charge ~ private place BY February good
grower m roses. carnations anc vegetables irst
class references Address John EluIerwaI.
Iaghour. Oak9aia. Long Island.
MAIFIEu Man. .r.'I : years. wants position
on country gentleman place specially chicken
ani poultry raising. Joseph RaIauio. 100 MAO
C0uea' sr.
USEFUL N',N-JsaaE"se wishes permanent
position. experience rirUorf fnr'ug. houaa or gar
Jon work sober. honest, willing. good reference.
IarC. 80 East lgrh So
.~s~r-L MAN. S2u. -rgadr. genfiaman's
place. horses. cows. chickens. etc.. good r0f-
er.ures T.. Ma'thcvso~.s Agency SIS 8rh
ave.. isI '7s BRYANT
VALET requires position. travelling and club
experience = vaar- reference hFl-ess NJ
H....HaU. -H East -@I e.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
TYPewRITINe AND rVpEwRirees

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ST.. catalogue
free all MAKES taken part payment: bargain,
Ia unieT.oods. Rsmngtons. Oiyefs. Emlthl
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Brooklyn.
Ig5 RFMsEE ST.-New, elegantly Finished
parlor: other small and large roons. FOR
or two persons: separate beds modern Improve
nents: subway: select neghborhood. moderate.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
CARPET CLEANING

N 7. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPErA
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
r.l. 1ef2-Ae93 Rrvant .sT+39 ". 18th g.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-cisans
BY compressed air, steam. hand or on aoor.
1883 Broadway +2l East sstb St COE
BRANDT. Tel ia2-ssth.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
DESKS AID oEElcE FURNITURE.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
BOY wanted vho understands ~" running ~ 4
switchboard and 70 do office work. Apply E1l-
toriaI Department l54 Nassau 81.
CANVASSERS, house to house, in
greater New York, on newspa-
per proposition; good pay to ener-
getiC workers. Apply Room 3l4,
Tribune Building.
CHEMIST Experienced I'm mixing lubr!catlng
oils. SI500 Business Service Co. Agency,
sos SinEor Eu.diuz. NCw YORK city.
REFINED Young men: must wear dress suit
when F"u call today ~ s:lJ o.. m. Room I3g
1907 Br0Glva" Frank 'ouICa.
Female.
TSEKEEpTE. 81. private family eighteen
-'-,an'F wanted immediately. Mrs P'l'~hury
Aeepgy H15 5th ave. between 81 and f@d SIS.
ITALIAN TEACHER native born. visiting posi-
ton 'aI orgr. Mrz PIlshur~. The Hop
Nus Edura iona. Agsucg, 5JT 5th svn ostOet n
I2I az. l3I sts
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
Female

VALET requires position. travelling and club
experience = years reference. Address NJ.
H...."an. 1%l East -gI e.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

COOK .- Firsr class 1sa, tidy young woman
understands all fancy disles. good baker
wages $50. country preferred 3 years refer
s1"ns. F'aHrrty's Agsn'r ~ Columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

use it it IS only necessary 10 remove the
cover.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

A small chafng DISH Of gunmeta. with
gold trimmings, IS designed for the same
purpose. and sells for s15.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
A tropical Paradise Lee County, Florida
STORAGE NOTICES.

Illustrated booklet free on request OF
Atlantic Coast Line. 1918 B'way, New York
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-13
BANKS SHOW
HEAVY LOSS
Resources of Many of the
Financial Institutions in
Half a Dozen Leading
Cities Have Fallen Off
Heavily.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12-Prelim-
mary figures showing the condition OF
the national banks September first in
New York, Boston, st. Louis, Pitts
burg and Cincinnati indicate an ag-
gregate contraction in loans and dis
counts, loss of individual depositors
and some contraction of currency. BY
figures compared with June Z. New
York shows loans and discounts OF
s9S5.OO0, 100000. a loss of eighteen
millions; due other banks 1922 900, 900;
loss eleven millions. which is probably
due to a movement by bankers to send
deposits to the interior for the crop
movements. Banks in the six cities
named increased substantially their
holdings of stocks, bonds, and other
securities This includes Panama
bonds. which are being offered as Sc
curity for postal savings deposits.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-13
Committee is Arranging For
Proper Recognition of
Arizona's Returning Dele
gate On His Arriva |
Here.
BIG CELEBRATION
HAS BEEN PLANNED
Five Citizens Have Been
Named Who Will Have
Full Charge of All Ar
rangements for the I'm
portant Event.

The republicans of the city and
county aer preparing for a celebration
on the evening of September 20.
such perhaps as has never been wit
messed before i'm this city as a pub
lie demonstration under party aus
pices. 1t will be in the form of a
mass meeting To which the whole
world Will of course be invited Its
purpose viii be tw0-fold. the welcom-
ing back To the capitol city of Ralph
ii. Cameron delegate to congress, who
has worked SO arduously and 50 ef-
fectively for the securing of state
hood, and jubilation over the pro-
clamation of the governor calling
the first statehood election, which
proclamation will be publicly read
at the mass meeting.
The mass meeting win be held on
the city hall plaze which will be
appropriately decorated for the event,
and the scene will be further en-
livencd by the burning of red fire.
regardless of expense, or the draft
on local stocks of chemicals. There
will be music enough for everybody
and speech making galore
y committee of five has been ap-
pointed by Governor Sloan TO have
charge Of the celebration, with author
ity To appoint such sub committees
as may seem desirable. J. c. Adams
has been named as the chairman of
the committee. the other members be-
ing J. r. Hoscy, Captain George d.
Christy. Hon. Isaac T. Stoddard. and
\. l. Moore.
This committee held n meeting
yesterday afternoon and formulated
its general plans. appointing sever
al sub-cOmmittces, to work out the
details These have not been per-
fected yet but the announcement
is authorized that it will be u cele-
bration on magnificent plans and
that the whole county is invited to
be present and enjoy it.
This event has nothing to do with
the conference Of the republicans
Of the county which has been set
for the same date, as that is an
affair called by the county central
committee and is in no sense under
the jurisdiction of the celebration
But there will be no in
harmony, naturally, and the fact that
many republicans will be here from
all over the county, should only add
to the magnificence and splendor
OF the celebration
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-13
LIGHTNING CROWNED MOUNT ETNA PRESENTS
A SPECTACLE THAT IS TRULY TERRIFYING
Grim Old Mountain is Enveloped in Smoke and
Flame While River of Burning Lava Carries
Death and Destruction to the Farms and Gar
dens of the Peasantry Who Live the
Slopes Near Catania

CATANIA, Italy, Sept 12 The
crest OF Mt. Etna, one of the most
noted volcanoes in the world, now
presents a most gorgeous and terrify-
ing spectacle. The top is encompassed
by heavy smoke which is frequently
rent by brilliant flashes of lightning
This bombardment extends along the
entire crest Of the mountain, 4 dis
tance Of nearly two miles. and the
scene is both magnificent and awe
inspiring
The detonations accompanying the
eruption are like the firing of heavy
artillery. A torrent of burning lava.
two thousand feet wide and four feet
deep is pouring down the side of the
mountain, carrying destruction in is
course.
Entire groves Of trees are uprooted
and set on fire and the lava is pour
ing into the fields on the mountain
slopes. sending out for miles aroUnl
hot waves of resinous smoke.
All the peasants in the vicinity
have abandoned their homes. They
are carrying with them the sick, the
aged and their children. and whatever
meager belongings they have been
able to get together. 1t is quite GER
tain there will be an immense amount