Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
HOME PRAYER MEETING-R

HOME PRAYER MEETING-R. c. Dyer will lead the home prayer meet ing at the Florence Crittenton home this evening at 7:30. All friends and neighbors are cordially invited to attend.
 NEED AUTOS FOR PARADE -l The festival committee will need a number of automobiles for the parade Autoists are asked to phone the board of trade. Overland 1294 and see if they cannot help out the parade com mittee.
 BADGES READY-Neat badges of the festival cOlOrs, green and gold, each bearing the name of the "honor- able committeeman" who will wear it, have been prepared at the headquar- ters, the board of trade. The ribbon bears the name, Aztec Sun Fete." MRS. KIRKLAND RETURNS-Mrs Margaret Kirkland, the millinery buy CT of the New York Store has returned from a visit of thirty days to the mark cts of the east. Her time was spent 1 principally in New York. She is en- 1 thusiaStic over the creations for the | coming seasons.
 | LINCOLN CELEBRATION-A large audience of colored people gathered | last night at the Second Baptist 90 | celebrate the birthday of Abraham Lin coin, the martyred president. the great 1 emancipator number of interesting speeches were made, and altogether 2 most instructive evening was enjoyed | by all fortunate enough to attend.
 ALMOND BLOOMS-For the pur- | pose of decking out some of the floats and to insure all the ladies who ride ] something pretty to carry, the festi- val committee has called for donations of sprays of almond blossoms The l committee will arrange to collect the i loot if the owner will phone to the board of trade
 FORD HOTELS. c. Turner. Lin
 coin, Neb.; Mrs. c. L. Amadine and | sister, Winkelman; G. w. Hartman, Buffalo; Mrs. D. Powers, MaricOpa; J. l H. Barrett, Parker; J. M. Goodwin, Je- | rome; MT. and Mrs. L. J. Montgomery, | Mir. and Mrs. B. C. Rinear, Chandler
 Ariz.; F. A. Butler, Bisbee; R. c. Jones'
 Hill City. Ida. Thomas c. Evans: Los 1 Angeles; c. B. Wood, Osborn: NJ. H
 Welton, Wialo. la. Jake Kaufman
 George w. Harben, Williams; A. F
 South Pasade~a; Cal
 MOOSE AS MINERS-Not the
 least interesting feature of the big
 parade on Saturday afternoon will be
 the floats of the Loyal order of
 Moose of this city, representing the
 mining Industry of Arizona, Old and
 new In this connection. the com
 mittee of the local lodge having the
 arrangements in charge, requests
 that all Moose gather at the lodge
 rooms at 12:3O o'clock Saturday
 noon, prepared to take part in the
 pageant and attired to represent
 either the old time miner of the | new.
 SUSPECTED OF THEFT-JOse Or
 diunio was located early this morning 1 by Policemen Valenzuela and Wilker-
 son in a local lodging house where
 he is said to have sought to cOncea
 himself after rObbing the home of l.
 Estrada. near Eastlake Park and SC
 curing about S6O. OrdiuniO roomeC
 with the Estradas and last eveninl
 was left alone in the house. Wher
 Mrs. Estrada returned home she found
 the money missing and the roOmel absent. She found her husband, who : in turn notified the police. The young
 man was locked up in tn city jail 1 He had exactly $5825 in his pocke
 when arrested.
 HART FAMILY THEATER-A no ! ticiable change in the theatrical situa tion was brought about yesterday wher l rI,. of the Wigwam theater, and will here
 after conduct the establishment unde the name of Harts family theater. I'm
 Harts are theatrical people having
 string of show houses stretching iron
 Toledo, Ohio way out west The in
 tenton is to make the house a stocI Q show house and produce their Owl r productions with their own company The whole family is made up of talent Q ed musicians, and the Hart sisters ar e well known here having made pleas g ing debut during the Kirmess. Motio n pictures will be run during the balanc
 of the week after which the change wi ) be made as quickly as possible. Q THOROUGH TExAN-Col w. [ s Braswell of San Antonio. Texas, V making a business visit to Phoenix fo n the first time in nearly year. He = en route to the coast. Col Braswell s a thorough Texan, courteous, affable, : good fellow with fund of remarkabl t stories. and with kindly vein of hu s mor that attracts to him thousands ( s friends He is vice president of tn L. Falls City Clothing company of Louise - vile, Ky, but does not live there, pre- l. ferring to let others manage the bus1 II ness while he travels round the countr, IS IncidentIy also he is a consistent boost n CT for bitulithic pavement, and report - great progress in the paving of bot Il San Antonio and Austin with this eH # cellent pavement. Yesterday he sai is q could tell you had old bit, on vol e streets as soon as I got off the tral
 and before I had stepped on them.