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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Iittle Miss Arizona

To have a birthday on every ami yersary of the admission of Arizona into the union of states. and to have tho euphonious name of Arizona" is the distinction of little Miss Lyle Ari- zona Phillips, baby daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. R. B Phillips, who was born on February l4. The card of Mir. and Mrs R. B. Phillips, with the tiny
 card of Miss Lyle Arizona Phillips, has been sent out tU their friends, an Rouncing the birth of the young lady.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Funeral of Miss simkins

The funeral Of Miss Cora Bell Sim kins. who died at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Truelove, in South Bis bee, will take place this afternoon from the Palace chapel on Main street, conducted by Rev Pritchard. Interfrent will be in Evergreen ceme- tery. The young woman's father ar rived in the city from Texas Thurs day afternoon. The funeral will be under the auspices of the Woodmen Of the World.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Argument for veqetarianism.

a part of the wisdom of the east, and it clearly has it's uses, for two cen turies ago an Edinburgh physician who weighed g stone by regular adher- ence to this regimen reduced his weight to almost a third. became strong, cheerful, active and healthy"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Pedeemlnu Feature.

Wife-"Do you like those beautiful suspenders embroidered for you, dear?" Hubby-"Yes, darling. They don't show when I am dressed.-Mil- waukee News.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
would be repaid ten fold or more.

would be repaid ten fold or more.
 A conservative estimate of the first appropriation for the Agriculture de partments of the bseh schools for the year 1913, was S25.O00. This would be enough to equip 12 high school de- partments
 Professor Forbes head Of the Ex pertinent station gave an exhaustive talk on the needs of the state. along agricultural lines, and upon the rela- ton between the grammer schools the high schools. and the university, in the study of agriculture.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Troops on Move

The cavalry troop camp at War ren was deserted yesterday but for several camp guards who had been left behind to look after the camp The other troopers were out all day doing patrol duty along the interna- tional line.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02

w. R. Henry and Frank Elvey, automobile agents of Douglas, were in the city yesterday exhibiting a new Ford covered delivery wagon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
FlaniJan Returns

Ed J. Flanigan returned yesterday afternoon from Tombstone, where Ee appeared before the board of super visors on behalf of his clients, Jus
 tices Burdick and High, to have the board increase the salaries of Bisbee justices. The board made the salar- ies in Bisbee the same as in Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02

Constable Charles Thomas and Jus tice Court Interpreter Frank Thomas, from Tombstone yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Morrison Leaves for Phoenix

J. F. Morrison will leave this af- ternoon for Phoenix to assist Judge Morrow, of San Francisco, in organiz- ing the new state federal court, which will be done Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
,welrs Population Inereased.

LowelPs Populs stion Increased.
 The population of the town of Low ell has been increased by an import ant addition, as has the family of MT. and Mrs. Rosenthal. Since that ini- portant event. the smiles on the face of Mike the Tailor cannot be suncthcd out with a tailor's goose.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02

Prank Caldwell, postmaster at Doug las was in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02

One witness the lawyers can't ''rat- tle' is the dictagraph.-Baltimore Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
Brief Local Items

Eleven Pound Boy
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. E. T Maule, oC Opera Drive, yesterday morning, an eleven-pound boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02

tfst stsusl 4 fCun T SHcI 4 "a ro"IS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01

baslids 3uitdnbe perlirfadt. ipirb atls
ertannt; es tpdre ia aud Dergeblih,
offentunbise Sbatiaden in Mbrebe 5u
ftenen. Mber Diejenisen, ipelhe aus
bieier 9beueruns Nuben oieben, perIua
den lie als eine unabpenbbare 5iignng
bes bimmels btnsuite0eu. fiir pelhe
ss teine Mbbilfe eibt. Das slauben bic
Mrbeiter niht unb in bieiem Sale lit
ibr llnelaube boQitdnbie besriinbet.
Die 5erren @elebrten, beren Weishett
parin beitebt. jeben Sfonomifden 3us
ftanb uno fei er nod 10 feblerbaft. au
redtfertisen. 1aben bic babel bon Der
aroben Gpibausbeute erfonnen, Inn Die
Rorns unb 5leiih@Wuherer gu per-
tbeibigen. Der eeiunbe Menfdenper@
ftanb iptrft biefe Gelebriamteit iiber
ben Saufen. Musldnbiiher Wei5en
unb ausldnoifhes GleifG iit 81 einem
bi[ligeren preiie gu baben, als Die ins
IGnbifde Waare. Was ibre Ginfubr
perbinbert, finb bic 3Dlle. Spbalb bieie
fallen, pirb bic 5beueruns pefentlid
gemilDert iperben,u ,unb bas arbeitenbe
BOLT fteat oas seredte 8erlansen. bab
ibm biefe 9inberung niht pprentbdlten
tpsrbe. DAB ibm bieie ungeredter
Weife Derfpeigert ipirb, treibt 3ur
Grbitterung unb gum So5ialismus.
Mit billigeren Na5rungsmitseln lit
ni6t Bios Der 2ohntlaiTe, ionoern allen
alaHen sebolfen. Dos bisberiae 8er@
fabrsn, bic boten 9oiten bss 3ebensz
unterbalts burh bohe 2Dbne ansSu>
elei6sn, ldbt iit ntdt fortfsben, am
alerpenigften in biefem 2anbe, mo bic
2pbnrats i'm Nngemeinen itets hober
lit, als in iebem anoeren 2anbe, benz
oemGb bic 9rense Der 2obnerh0bung
errsi6t, itellenipeife foeur iibsridritten
iporben lit. DER inbuitrieue 3uidms
menbruh fann baber niht ausbleiben
unb bamit Der ginIturs Der biirserliz
den notwithstanding Denn bic
3olle auf 2ebensmittel ntdt idleunisit
auf1ehoben iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01
eokQl.Derid)t
Jntereifante 2lufihliiife
0ibt Sberiff Cooper iiber ben Ie.
trieb Der Gpuntp.SaiI.

ssn grtpieoeruns arf Die 9eridte
Dob Der Sberiff BON Gppaboga
elli,tp an Der Nef6itisung Der De
fongcnen jabrlid, 10 pieI peroiefie,
aab er ouBer ieinem Salar lio1 eiaten
asrofit ppn $1,000 per SSubs er3ielt.
crfl1,te sberiff Charles COOPER, Der
aiii hem republifaniihen aifet inie-
Ser oIs aanoiolt anieeItellt ut, DUB
ieit iainent Mmtseniritt Die Sail III
lrid;dfts m1i,iger gseiie betriebfn
iperbe. gr fiibrt an bal, i'm bic ge-
foitigllng eines 8efangenen 48 Gents
|per 9ag foitet, ipdbreno bns GoisntD
ibm SO Gents per Gag erIarbt. ga
'Silrdid)nittlif) it'd ettpa 45 8efange.
nen pers.9os in Der Sail iih befiu'
Den, iDiiroe linn Dns etipas S2792. 20
per aSnbr einbringen. Gcs @eitereu
erfldrt 9err Cooper, baB er bel leIs
mem slnttsantritt cine groBe an5abl
llebellt1nne elltoeft. DieieIben ubcr
alle beieitigt babe. Ger SsSniler iofpobl
als aud feline Niiiitenten bdtten felt
,Sabren oaollrdl bob iie ben Befau-
aenen Wabl5eitel, gabaf, Gisnrreli
etc. gefieiert bitten, cine nid)t 5n ltn.
|terid)abenbS Mebeneinriahme gebabt,
Die er Cooper jebodr pabilrh abee-
ihafft babe, inoem er bA Salare Die
Ter 2eilte erbobte nnb linen auf bas
Gtrengitc perbot, ibre bisberigen
Ginnabmequellen nod Idngel' 5u be-
treiben
sSerncr babe cr es bobin gebraht,
Dab Die 8efangenen jeBf tdglif)
id)mafbdfte Wabl5eiten erbalten, Dai,
Die ndnnlihen nift nrebr ipie .friiber,
| firr bas Haiiren unb anoere Brtpile-
glen beSablen nliillen, bic tie friiber{
nur gegeh @elo uno CUTE Worte er-
bhlten fennten. slnf IN ge5ug allf 6i9
2ieferuna bon Gblpanren etc. batSetf
COOPER wnnbel geidaffen itrbein iett
ieinen Anoromngen gemdB, gllies ai{f
slngebote bin aefaift lnb nid)t mebh
5u oubergenobnlid) boben Vreiiet4
BON bepor5ugten 2ieferonten gefailf1
miro. Muf bieie @eiie bot 6err Goc-)
per Dem Gountp ieit ieiilem amtsanf
tritt Sa,tienoe bon Collars eripar4
lino es babin gebraht, Dab Die BeI
fangenen nift nlebr bon ben llnter3
beamten ausgebei,tet lperben, tpie oieY
friiber Der Sal gemeien tit. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01
Dies mms 9as.

u. $. page, Der gEefeIert Der
itGbtiihen Gipilbienlttommiifio fell
te es seitern sans entidieben in 4tz
rees, bab er isin Mmt niebersulsssn
beabiihtise neil Elm aommittee pss
Stenratbs itd seipeisert babe. fem
0sbalt an sr10hen.
Stabtratbsmitglieb 5eilter bat
foDeit 1900 llnteridriftsn fir bi.
Dcn ibm tn 1lmiauF geiebten petitips
nea seiihert. bur6 phde er es burGz
TeBsn pin, eab bic araae, Oh fir bic
llniterfitdt Bombs i'm getrage BON
$3.50. 1000 Deraussabt lperbsn folltn,
ben Mdblsrn sur Qbitimmuns unters
breitet fpirb. Snsgsfammt brduht els
ne berartige Wetition 1900 unterz
f6riftsn unb 9err 9eilter III feit baz
oon iiber3eugt, bab er Bis fpGteitens
SanItas Die nDtbigen unteri9riften
beiIummen bat.
- Decentralization Gnib bat ses
fern ben poliSsitorpprai g. 5. 6us
ber gum Geraeanten unb ben poliai.
ten 9. piepenbrins gum GOrporol bes
iorfert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01
0Sinft ab.
Seine Sonserte Der WiilitGrfapelle pom
1T. Sbumas bier.

Sn benz Gongrebabseorbnsten q.
Gonslportb rpiro Der btsiise Stabtratb
feiren 8efiirporter bes 9eIhluIIss
finben, bab perIuht iperben iole, bic
glbbaltun9 bon Ron3erten burh bic
Militdrtapeae bon Sort Sbomas auf
Dem 9opernment Square ourdsus
iesen.
!0err 2onsiportb, benz cine Mbfhrift
fes itabttihen 8eldluifes nit Der
Bite um 8efiirportuns bi.fes 4nliis
dens auseeangen mar, bat seitern benz
Stabtratb cine Intiuort augeben laiz
len, in pelher er ieine Steaunss
Eabme in Isbr prd5iier Weiie bsfinirt
uno iid sana enti6ieoen gegsn bieieH
plan ausipri6t.
Gein 6auptareument lit. bab bur6
Die 8eranitaltuns iolher Ronaerte bic
bieiiaen Muiiter finan5isa seI1dbist
fpiirben, uno aiiberoem bdlt er es auh
fir unauldHig, baB WilitdrtapelIen
Der 8unbesarmee BON einem Stdat in
ben anberen gebratt tpiirben. Derr
2onstpcrtb fiist ieinem Shreibsn aud
bic Mbihriit zines proteItes BET, Der
ibm in bisier anselegenbeit bon Der
bi.fiaen Muiiter Sdusseieufdaft .5uz
1eonnden lit,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01
Gin iparnembes Srafel.

Qi6t Bios in Cincinnati, ionbern
aud in anoeren Stdbten fpeifen bic
obeabittmmungen in ben Jabriten
elm iibsrrafhenb grobes 8otum fir
8ebs, ben fo5ialiitifhen prdfibentz
fdafts-aanoiDuten, uuf. 2dse niht
Die beitimmte 9batfade pOr, oab Der
So5ialismus ben 5armern abiolut
fremb lit, 10 f0nnte man gu oem Glau>
ben DeranlaBt peroen, bab 0sbs Elm
grDberes 0otum erbaiten perbe, ais
Rooiepelt obe- Tuft. Nuf jsben 5aG
itebt feit, baB bas 8otum fiir Debs
unbeimlih tart fein pirb.
Diefe Str6mung IN MrbeitertreiieH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01

Mafbtnstou beripri6t bisie
Mphe intereHunte Gnthilungen gu
liefern. pelde ben DahltampF peient@
lid beetnfluiien m0gen. Sm 8orberz
srunpe ftebt RpoIepelt. 9ieIsm gilt
fait ausfdlisBlid Die llnterfuduns, bis
beute Beginner nirb- Ger prGiibent=
fhafts> >aaubiDut Der fortIhrittlihen
partsi DirD Die 8e9uuptung Qrd=
balbs, beg acknowledgement, ptz
berlegeH. baB er asnntHiB DON 8sitrd.
gen bes aoblenDlz5ruits su fsinem
Mabltampfs i'm Sabre 1904 befub.
Wie Roofepelt angibt, pirb er eldn@
5enb gere6tfertigt aug Der Ilnteriu=
Dung berpprgsber uno ben 8elpeis liez
fern, bab er 8efsbl eeeeben babe, tein
geIo Don Der Stanborb Sil go. an
auHebntsn unb bab ihm Don feinem
Aampagelsi!sr Gortslpou Derii4ert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01

Bon SeIeue 8oist. 3ieoerids.
8 0 8 o n.


llnaern labt mnn uns bon SrforD
anoern Gags nat) Sonoon DeiterjIe-
hem. 9onbon et1pas bon 9tebel, 9lr.
mutb uno breiter lleppigfeit liegt iii
oieiem Slang. Die erpartung paht
m6breno Der Sobrt. SSruftbnres
aderIano, Gorier, Die tpie 0ororte
ausieben-auf ireenoeine gebeimniB.
poQe s9eiie perihfuinoet in Der eben-
item gbene Der 3ug uno brift pieoer
IN Die gbene binaus. Gin terner
Iunitfreis in Der leihten Come.
aiesgruben, Sdruppengemirr, lang.
lam oann einigen iid) Sauier 5lt
StraBen5iigen, unb Die grfenntnlB
odmnert auf, baB DIES Der Infang
eiryr Stabt lit, Die ME mebr aufboren
nip.
Ger 3ug bdlt, Dor Der 3ustbiir
haIten @asen, etluas abieits Iutos
mobile - nit Dem erlten Sbritt miro
man in oen groBen Strom aufsenom.
men, ltauneuo lno langiam, oann
gI6ubig, eleftriiirt pom @ertrauen
Qui oieie freiienbe 3rait, bie nidt BON
einSelnen lid belpegenoen aorpern
ausgebt, ionbern ale oieie 0inge
tr0gt nno nah einem geiuiiien Glane
fiibrt, oem jeoes iid su ieinem Seile
ergibt.
gluh mir ielber fommen ihnen oa'
bin, limo alleroiags balo auf oas Oad
zines gutobuiIPs binallfgerettet linD
idjpimnen MN Die StraBeu binab--
iiberbolt unb neriolet BON 5ebn ODER
snan3ia dbnlid)en 8onblen, aQe gee
fiillt nit ifapar5en rnb bunten Wten-
iferr, ble iih rubig bahintragen Iais
len Die Jreppen binabfletterti, einen
slllgenblif partau, IN leiler sSabrt OBJ
ipringen - Cam peri6luft lie Der
sierige Strom.
gsie fIiihtia unb einbrineIifl 81.
gleid lit Die Moiaif bieier Gage! 9ie
Gimme enpfangen, iausen lid poil,
nerben INNER gieriger uno frditiger
~ ober Die 3eit lit 10 fllr5, OaB tie
iih foum nit bem 8ebirn in gerbin.
Dung iesen fonnen. go Iebt benn ie.
Ser iein 2eben iiir iib aaein, tragt
tsarben lnb Stpirden Sujunumen. Die
iih Damn mtnerftid, bod, 5u eincn
ieiten uno mcientlid)en @eiannibilo
perelnigeH.
Ia lit 3lerit uno INNER tpieoer
bas lebeilbige @Iut, bon Dem bieier
rieienbafte 2eib lid n1brt, uno bas
Die taulenb 8onOeln, in oeren elmer
mir iiten, trdgt, 10 gut loie Die auf-
ee5ogen Oahinlauienoen ~Surusaiito.
mobile, Die 5ablloien 5anions uno
9roihfen Die bunoert Sormen bon
araitfpneen fir @eibdftsspede uno
ben lebten ausiterbenbcn Nierbeom-
nibus. Man lit tnrner pieber cr.
Italnt, mie ger0uihIos aIles Dor fid
gebt, bns auitralifhe 9ol5pflaiter
oanpft jeben 2aut BON 9fnb uno Suf.
9eito aufbringIid,er iino bic Stim-
men Der Wotortpagen nit ibrem 1Soil-
den, Rieien nno Shnupfen, NIT ibe
rem gefa9rorobenben @nln5en unD
benz jubelnoen IrompetenItob: id)
fonm'i
90 bingetragen iiber Der Jlutb, NIT
Der s5lutb freno unb beionoers lit
aues, ipas oas sluee faBt. Shou ais
@an3es bas eelaiien itromenoe Sub.
poIf, Das nit einem iehiten Sinn be-
aabt bic StraBen freu5t, mef)aniih
5tpiiden Sufen uno Ndbern Durh-
ibIipft, mitten i'm drgiten Getpiibla
abrartenD ttia iiebt unb, als iei es Die
Iel5fberitGnblihfte 6aGe BON ber
Welt, gerettet briiben auftau9t. l1nb
in biefem Ganyen fdGt ais nenss Ga5<
|ses auf Der IsiAts, <tn psaig psnbelu-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-01
g,aseriid,er .ManusrdlOr.

Der 8apriihe Mdnnssbor nimmt
Eeute glbenb in Der CENTRAL 9urnbalIe
DE regelmdBigen Gefaneftunbsn ipit.
Der auf. Stimmbesobte Mdnntr bi.
fih bielem ernit i.rebenbenl 0ereiu
unf4liebsn tpollen, iinO piutOnmen.
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iie auf.
Oamen in fsib,nen M1nteln, 5erren
in pel5en stben porbei. sic iinb tel.
nespess unbarmberaia bic aranten=
bduier leben bon freifpillieen 9sitrd=
gen, pielleiht ipie in teinem anberen
2anbt perpfli6tet BIER Reihtbum sur
Wobltbatisteit. $50 aber finbet man
nod piefe iiberfliebenbe Wilbe bes
Mittelalters. bic beiliss s5rnuen iibien,
obns NIT @aben su ern;ebrieen: a[Iss
Guie tommt pon Soft, Msitsrgeben
1T e0ttlia - 8ruber, bu biit reiher
al5 id, benn bu bilfit mir, sOttiid 5u
iein!
On Der lebten Bont i'm Ghatten eie
mes gaumes ftebt elm Wann, tpabr>
ideinlih sin Wlitglieb Der 6eilsarmee,
uno fuht cine unterbaltuns nit be-
ne.;, bic nidt fnlafen. St bat es niht
le;Gi. Nniporten 3u betommen. Wenn
Elm NorblGnber feline GeIbfdhtung
ne,loren bat, fiHbet er fid fdnsr sus
rid. unb babel fann er innerIid
melt peniger tief seiunteH fsin als Der
Rpmane, Der fib an einem bunten
Sa!stuh aus iebem 3uitano 3u erbs@
b.n permag!
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8rieffaHen.

3nei IaHgiabrige Gefsr.
Der 8eireffenbe bat uidt n0tbis. 0trs
aufsuIeetn.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08

ment for this property the Bouis Com
psny took ~ acres Of land near Win
ston Salem. valued at 1900. The trans
action was made In connection with
Moore 4 Hill.
The same Arm sold two more houses
In Hall Place. recently erected BY L.
.. Bruninger, this making . total Of
eleven houses sold out Of fourteen con-
structsd. The latest sales are at xos
Han Place. whieh was purchssed BY
~ Hal Place. bought BY Charles II.
Htsshinson, t Of Aontgomery County;
to occupy their properties
The zane arm sold the dwelling et
m Eleventh street northwest for L.
Asndicss to ". q; Po!ndsxtss, Of VIZ:
sold for Lewis 4 ones the new six room
and bath dwelling at Mi Thirteenth
street northwest 10 Lee J. Roberts. who
VIII oceupy the. residence. The consid-
A farm Of 4fty. y.ssvsn acres In Fair.
Tag County. Va. was sold through the
eame Office for Dr.. y. L. Bishop to Hart
0oboon, the price being ee.O0O.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Twice Welded to Same
Man; Seeks Divorce

A tangled matrimonial experience 10
described In . petition for maintenance
hled in District Supreme Court yester.
day BY Ellen y. Franklin against El-
wood g. Franklin. an employe Of the
Mrs. Franklin states she has been mar.
r1ed to Franklin twice and between the
two marriages married another man.
Since the second marriage to Frank.
lin. Mrs. Franklin alleges her husband
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Will Discuss Relation
OfY. w. c. A. to Church

vsspsr services viii bs held this after
noon In the Young womsn's Christian
Association. in which the. subject dis
cussed will be "The Relation Of the
7. w. G. A. to the Church" Tho speak.
ers for the occasion will BE- the Rev.
James n. Blake, Christ Church. George.
town; 1.-The Rev. J. n. N. Gray. Ham.
line xsthodist Episcopal Church: the
Rev. Paul r. Hickok. Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. and the Rev.
Earle Wilney. Vermont Avenue Chris
ton Church. ,.s 80,
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Box Of Poisoned
Candy Is Mailed

TOPEKA. Kan. Dec. 6.-Frank Mo-
Kama, Of Oskaloosa, Kan, u IN jail
here. having been arrested at valley
Falls, Kan. on . Federal Indictment.
charging him with sending . box Of
poisoned candy through the mall to
Mrs. Ida Coons. divorced wife Of George
Coons. Of Oskaloosa.
when Mrs. Coons received boz OF
chocolates by mail several weeks ago.
the appearance Of the candy aroused her
suspictons. and an investigation BY the
Federal authorities led to the discovery
Of poison. a., r
.McKanna denies the charge against
him.
McKanna's wife sued him for divorce
and eho and Mrs. Coons became joint
proprfetors Of On Oskaloosa hotel, /
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
First Body Cremated In
America 12O Years Ago

One hundred and twenty years ago
today cremation came into exlbtsnee IN
America. The first person whose body
was burned to ashes. In accordance With
the wish expressed BY himself. was Col.
Henry LAurens. who died on his PLAN
tation near Charleston, 0. c.. Dscsmber
8. l1s2. Colonel Laurens. who gained mis-
ton, left . will providing for such .
deposition. Of his body.
- Cremation was . practice among the
ancients, dating back. TO- Homer and
the prehistoric 0reeks. Pr Henry
clan: wa. the leader in the moderh
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
At Dinner
- Hear Strickland Speech

/. The ultimate riss Of the colored rscs
Through habits Of thrift, .frugsiIty, In.
dustry snd ndelity :? every. obligation
was predicted last night By J. B. etriek.
lsnd, recently appointed Assistant Regis.
'trar Of the United States Treasury, at
Q. dinner siven by the Arkansans Of
Washington ct the Twelfth street
branch Of the =. n. GA. last mint.
The program included rcmasks by W.
=. Turner. vice president Of the Arkan.
sans; n. =. Harris. w. Z. King; violin
solos. 4 o. Coz. Lewis z. johnson, and
r. W.. Thompson: plano selection. J.
N. Donohoe and ~. 3. 0aver.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Wilson Favors Bill to
Probe Cost of Living

President.elsct woodrow Wilson ana
many ConGressmen are ssid 70 be In
favor Of the .suiser- -Crarford bill pro-
viding for an international, conference
on the high cost Of living. Among those
who have met to arrange dstails Of the
proposed conference are Prank g. Gard.
hef., secretary Of the New York Board
OF Trade; Charles c. CopelAnd James +.
HOLE. I. b. Green. Erank p. Mack.
Trsadweil Cleveland and Prof. Irvins
Fisher. Of Yale Uniyergity.s \ Little OPP
position 70 expected from .ConGress.
Representatives df all the leading ma.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Sulzer to Be Guest.

Congressman "Fairchild. Of New
York. Will give dinner for 0ovsrner.
elect eulssr Of New York q the Net.
ropolitan Club Tuesday night. All ths
New York delegation In Congress, with
Bird 9. Coler. Of New York city. ana
other prominent men. will b n q.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Club to'Hear PAPER.

"The Selection Of Judges for the Per.
manent Court Of Arbitrai Justice at The
Hague" will be the subject Of . paper
10 BE- delivered by George C.. Cohen. OF
the University OF Indiana, before the
COlleeiate Club, l23O Eleventh street
northwest, this evening.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Jewish Holiday

Services In honor Of the jewish holi-
day. Channukah. will b held at Z
o'clock this afternoon In the Eighth
Street Temple, when the Rev. ,Dr. Ab.
ram Simon will deliver IN illustrated
lecture. The holiday celebrates the vic.
tory Of the Jews S,077 years ago over
their enemies, the 6yr1ans.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Will Inaug ugurate President.

versity has issued invitations for the
formal Inauguration Of Prof. Stephen
Morreii Newman, recently elected presi.
dent Of the institution. The Inaugural
ceremonies will be held On Friday. De.
cember u. at $50 .. m. A reception
from until 10 o'clock tho Same evening.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Is He Oldest Diner?

Edmund Berkeley. sighty.nins, -
Hsymarket, Va. has written PresidsSl
TAFT declaring he had dined at IT,
White House with President, Jackson.
seventy-five years ago. He said he b.
lieved he was the Oldest White House
diner.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Coombs Gets Place.

George c. Coombs, son Of Charles G.
coombs. 1880 I street. has been sp.
pointed private secretary TO the Sec.
rotary OF. state in place Of Hugh o.
nan,.d KnoS or "a.
trip to Japan.
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
ST Size Syrup Of
Hypophosphites, soc
PAROWAX

Is Indispensable In the washroom.
II cleans and whitens at one opera
tion. II saves labor. 1t removes
grease and dirt without hard rub
bing. Does not injure the most deli.
cate fabric. We are selling tho o.
1.pound packages. speciai........ ~
The Washington times., 1912-12-08
Castro In Antwerp.

PARIS. Dec, S.-Cip!iano. Castro, for.
harked at Antwerp from the steamshjp
Windhuk. according to . special dis.
patch from that city.
Evening journal., 1912-01-02
CHANGERS AT
CHRISTMAS TREAT


Delaware Grange gave a Christmas
entertainment IN Grange Han. New
port, last evening before large audi
ence. A very interesting program
was presented Mrs. Nellie +. Snyder
and Miss Ethel Snyder gave an in
strumental duet; Mr1. Smith sang,
and a little play. THE Counting Of
Mother Goose added to the agree
ableness OF the entertainment Mr..
Santa Claus" was impersonatod by
Miss Alice r. Mccoy. aud Mrs.
Mother Goose" by Miss Anna Weer.
Others who assisted in the success of
the play were: Miss Irene Gregg,
Miss Josephine Weer. Miss Sarah
Benson. Miss Mildred Getz. Miss Nellie
Ball, Miss Elizabeth Esterly. Miss Mar
garet Snyder, Miss Ethel Snyder,
Charles Bratton. Edward Bratton, Eu-
gene Scarborough, Victor Long. Wal
ter Snyder. Rogers Harris, Springer
Benson and James Craig A chorus Of
boys sang. "All Aboard for the Air
shin" At the conclusion Of the
literary program. which was held in
the Grange room on the second floor.
all went to a room below TO pariake
of refreshments and to view a hand
somely decorated Christmas tree.
A social period followed, and every
one pronounced the entertainment 2
success.
On next Monday the newly elected
officers Of the Grange will be installed,