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Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-05
WE ADVERTISE EXACTLY
 AS IT IS
Here's a Proposal!
 ITS THIS!

If you'll agree to give us anywhere from seven to nine teen minutes of your time, we'll show you the finest line of Suits and Overcoats = the best Hats, and the SrnarteSt and choicest things in Fog gery for your Fall and Winter wear that you have ever seen.
 Then, when you see the styles you'll be more than pleased when you call.
 We'll put our time against yours-and, if looking affords you half the pleasure that showing you will afford Us, you'n certainly call.
 Suits SIP. to BPS.
 Overcoats SIP. to $3O. nhhb&Ms@n
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-05

Baked bean supper at Spiritus academy tonight. IS cents.-ady-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-05

In appreciation of his achievements during the 25 years of his business ca reer, Sylvester z Poli, one of New England's theatrical magnates. will be given an enormous silver jubilee at the Taft hotel, New Haven, next Mon- day evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-05

The current Connecticut Churchman contains memorials to Rev. John Bin ney, rector of Christ church about 1872 Mrs Storrs o. Seymour, wife of a former rector of Trinity church and F1aFel S. Luther, of Brooklyn, Conn
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

Allen appointed to serve refreshments. On the music committee were Marie Gallagher, Clara Anderson and Flor ence Powell MT. Arendall was ap- pointed as doorkeeper for that e"en- ing The entire drill team will act on the reception committed
 On the evening of the ball, which will take place on the regular Satur- day lodge night. lodge will be dis pensed with and the ball will occupy the entire evening.
 New books have been received on the new initiation work of the lodge and the most beautiful work that has ever before been presented on the floor will in the future be tried on the new ones"
 At the drill team meeting held on Tuesday evening. George Kissell was elected secretary of the team for the coming term. and J. H. Kinney was elected treasurer.
 At last nights meeting of the lodge in the K. of P. hall. there was reading of applications and initiation. There was also further discussion of the plans of the approaching ball
 JULIA DOHENEY, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
Loyal Order of Moose

Tuesday evening, January 2S, proved to be a banner night with the Moose. All brothers present-and there was goodly huber of them went to their respective homes proud Jf the fact that they were Moose and vowing to do their very best to induce their friends to become one of them, to have and enjoy some of the many benefits and pleasures this stirring order gives to it's members. The heart to heart talks given by Brothers Daggs, Hoyt. Massie. Dashiell. Struckmeyor and O'Neil will finger long in the mem ory of those who heard them Some of the subjects so ably handled under the good of the order were the birth and wonderful growth of the order. both national and local: the building of home for the local lodge, for which the sum of $100.000 is practically an assured fact; a continuance of our ef- forts in the securing of the Moose tu- bercular sanitarium for this city and valley: loyalty and united efforts at all times for the upbuilding of our home lodge and the caring for our sick and unfortunate brothers, which this order has done so well in the past and last
 but by no means least. the participa- ton of the Moose in the Admission day celebration. soon to be enjoyed by every loyal Arizonian.
 Brother c. c Ward of Winslow
 lodge was present and favored us with a short but interesting talk, giving us an insight into the doings of this ac-
 tive little body. Brother Ray E. Car son. our hustling little inner guard,
 was unable to be present Having, as
 he says, done gone and done it. we all enjoyed a few puffs of tho fragrant rope so dear to the hearts of most men. MT and Mrs. Carson will be found in very cozy little quarters at the Mulrein apartments. Fifth avenue and Washington street.
 Plans are progressing favorably for jolly good time-you all know what | that means-for the wives. sisters ] Daughters and sweethearts of all loyal 1 Moose. soon to be given by our local 1 lodge. The place will be our present l home in the Monihan building and we l will presently inform you all as to tho date
 Don't miss this for it is going to be | good. If you do you will miss one Of 1 the best times you ever had and we | will miss the opportunity of making ] YOU member of the livest big order in l existence WALTER VAN TYNE. 1 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
ALL ABOUT HELL"
 EXPLAINED BY BUNOY
Good Book" Statements as We'll as
 Evidence Discussed
What do you know about tnis?

what do you know aDout lnlS
 Who created hell?'
 The good book says: Tn the be- ginning God created the heavens and th1 earth All things were made by Him. and without Him was not any thing made that was made" And He pronounced it all very gooG.'
 The question: Did He make a very good hell?'
 w Horace Bundy of San Francisco lectures upon this topic today at and D. m. at Elks' theatre. MT. Bundy has devoted ten years to the lecture field. having lectured in all the prin- Cipal cities of the United States and Canada MT. Bundy has also made ex- tensive tours in Europe and Asia, as well as in the South Sea Islands and tine West Indies.
 The speaker feels that intelligent people are interested to know the facts a5ou, the hereafter, not useless specu- lati3ns "Is there a hell?" If so, Where is t?" What is its purpose ?'' Why did God make it?'
 MT Bundy says that in a personal interview later he intends to tell the people plain facts they ought to know on this subject He believes that peo- pie unprejudiced will be glad to hear this subject discussed.
 Bundy, though still young man has had a wide experience. For Sev- eral years he was favorably known in musical circles in New England both in church choir work and upon the stage. In impersonation ne was pop ular. and was pupil of SerOr Rotolis of Boston.
 These lectures are free, being sup ported by a large missionary organ ization which believes in proclaiming a gospel without money and without prices. The public is cordially in Nited. 1XN
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

A name at last After trials and in charge of the selection of a name and a set of colors for the spring festival. yesterday fixed. the one of green and gold and the other on The Aztec Sun Fete.' The apEro- priate name came from a number of suggestions. first it was decided the name should suggest the Aztec ori- gin Of the older civilization of this country and second the drenching sunlight which is the chief charac- tteristic of Arizonas climate. Fri day the name Aztec Sun festival was almost elected. but in order to get more suggestions the committee held it's decision until yesterday noon. At the meeting which was attended by Frank De Souza, Frank Stewart. Arthur Luhrs and Harry Welch, the committee canvassed all the names and finally concluded that Aztec Sun Fete is expressive. grace aful and easy to to handle, so Aztec Sun Fete it became.
 The committee on colors not only selected the green and gold but awrded the prizes However this committee is still in conference with committees from the WOmans club regarding the color scheme. which is sure to follow the idea above named.
 The prize awards were as fol-
 lows.
 First prize to Edith Thompson
 for the suggestion Green and
 gold.
 Secnd prize to Mrs Harry Ken
 nedy also for Green and Gold.
 prize to Anna Walsh for
 the best and most artistic com
 bination Ct colOrs dhese colOrs
 were not used by the cOmmittee)
 A vrize to Bessie Ensign for
 the best flag design. a burning
 sun in 9 field of delicate blue.
 above a field of shimmery olive green.
 Five prizes to those who sug-
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
Skin Sufferers Read!

The effect of D. D. D is to soothe in- stantly, ss soon as applied; then 1t pene- trates the pores, destroys and throws off all disease germs and leaves tho skin clean and healthy.
 We are so confident of the marvellous power of DD.D. that we have taken advantage of the manufacturers guar antee to offer you a full-size bottle on trial. You are to judge the merits of the remedy in your own particular casa! If 1t doesn't help you, 1t costs you nothing.
 D.D.D. Soap Is made of the same heal ing ingredients. Ask us about it.
 Hammers Dryg Store. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
SUSPECTED CONfEOERATEs
 IN THE COUNTY JAIL
Brought in Yesterday by Sheriff Me
 Gee of PinaI County.

Sheriff James E. McGee of Pinal county arrived in the city yesterday with two men suspected of being counterfeiters. It is much more than a suspicion that they have been en- gagged in the distribution of spurious coin. for several counterfeit pieces were found on them.
 For several months complaints have been received from towns and mining camps in the southern part of the state of circulation of counterfeit pieces.
 Report was made to the United States marshars office by Sheriff Harry Wheeler of Cochise county several weeks, ago and two men were suspected of having put the money into circulation but before the sheriff could locate them they had disappear ed
 Sheriff McGee set out on new trail left by them several days ago and on Friday he overlook them at Sentinel and brought them in. The men gave the names of C. A Wagenan and J. Dawson Sheriff McGee, Deputy United States Mar shal Anderson and o. T. Richey. as sistant United States attorney had Q conference with Commissioner John stone last night regarding the case. Further action will be taken tomor- row. Meanwhile the men were locked up in the county jail
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
DEDICATION OF HIGH
 SCHOOL AT GLENDALE
Governor Hunt Will Deliver Dedics
 tory Address

Glendale's fine new S25,000 high school will be dedicated on February F, by ce-President-elect Thomas R. Marshall. The vice president elect will deliver the dedicatory address and later an address will be given by Hon. George w. P Hunt, gover- nor of Arizona.
 At noon a fine big barbecue will be served to everyone free. The completion of the new school will mark another big step in Glendale's progress Everyone is cordially in vited to be on hand and partake.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

gested yellow and green, gold and green and orange and green as follows: Grace Kohl, Elizabeth Smith. IT. o. Lyman, Ethel Stab Ter end Mrs. H. J Gray.
 The committees from the Woman's club will be called on to decide on the shades of green and gold that will best represent the ideas of sun light and verdure and at the same time conform to artistic color match ing. This committee is composed of Mrs. w. c Foster. Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Wm. G. Hartranft
 -O-
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Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

We want all skin sufferers who have suffered for many years the tortures of disease and who have sought medical aid in vain, to read this
 We, as old esta blished druggists of this community, wish to recommend to you a product that has given many re lief and may mean the end of your agony. The product is a mild, simple wash not a patent medicine concocted of various worthless drugs but a scientific compound made of we'll known antiseptic ingredients. It is made in the D.D.D. laboratories of Chicago and is called the D.D.D. Prescription for Eczema. This is doctors special prescription -one that has effected many wonderful cures.
 -Elvey X Hulett, druggists, Phoenix;
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
K. of p.


 At the regular meeting of the lodge Friday night Esquires Roy B. Smith, w Beard, B T. Harrison, J. M. Brown. J. C. Odam and o. P. Kent, were proven in the rank of Knights. Brothers C. H WiIhersOn of 452 Worth Fourth avenue and Detren of 356 North Third avenue, both of Pueblo lodge No. 5. Pueblo. Colo, are on the sick list. As many sir knights as possible should visit them.
 Visitors R s Jackson of Scurry Lodge No 312. Snyder, Texas; James McCann of Cananea No. 6, Cananca, Mexico. and Ed Preston of Atlantic lodge No 9S. Atlantic City, N. J., were in attendance and brought greetings from their home lodge.
 Next Friday night is regular busi- ness meeting. There is much busi- ness of importance to be transacted.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
Uniform Rank K, of p,

Phoenix Co. No. 1 held it's usual weekly drill last Tuesday evening There was a large attendance of the members at the armory.
 Purity Temple No will hold in- itiation in the K. P. hall next Tues day evening and have invited the members of Phoenix Co. No. 1 10 the banquet, which will te given after the candidates have been worked over.
 The Uniform Rank has made ar engagements to allow the Pythian sisters to use the hall on the first Tuesday of each month with the presence of the ladies as an induce ment All members of the company
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
God of Indian Mysteries Finally Speaks to Faith ful Caciques and Inspires Title for Spring Celebra- tiOn
GREEN AND GOLD
 COLORS SELECTED
ARIZONA.

One land. sun land, Rope and spur and gun land, What is your enchantment That you haunt our dreams? View land. blue land, Flash of every hue land, Peak and plain and canyon
 cradle
 Dimpling gleams. Sad land, glad land Poor old pagan bad land Sometime to your castle We shall find the key: Mild land. Nild land Slumb'ring witch beguiled land, Then you shall awaken Smiling. glad and free
 ANONYMOUS
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

should turn out on that night in full force.
 We would suggest to the Pythian Sisters that they insists that their escorts who are members of the U. R. must attend
 All members of the Knights of Pythias can get invitations from the executive committee for the ball. as no one will be admitted without dn invitation.
 The committees have all arrange ments in good shape and the invita- tions will be mailed early next week.
 Don't forget the "eats'' next Tues day night.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
Local Lodge Lore

All knights on the Investigating committees should be present and re- port promptly so things can move off with dispatch.
 The ball committee wishes to call the attention of the brother knights to the grand gall on February If in Patrick hall A pleasant evening is in store for all.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
EraternaI Rrothsrhood

At the last meeting of the Fraternal Brotherhood the ball. which is to be given under the auspices of the drill team on February 15, was very widely discussed and the following commit tees appointed: On the advertising committee. Mrs. Lily E. White and Mrs. Bessie E. Way; on the refresh
 ment committee. George Kissell and w O. Moore. Mrs Arendall and Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
Pythian Sisters.

Purity Temple No. 9 held very interesting special session Thursday afternoon. at which time several can didates were voted upon and ap- proved The Temple will hold it's first night session the first Tuesday evening in February It is expected that there will be initiation of four teen candidates at the next meeting. Incidentally. refreshments will De served upon that occasion. Mrs. Anna Thalheimer. Lizzie Lauver. Mary liar mon and Pauline Thompson being ap- pointed to serve. The Uniform Rank which also meets on Tuesday evening has been invited to participate in the luncheon. All members and visit ing members are invited to be present.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
s SATISFIED

Papa. you know that George. who proposed to me last night. is coming for his answer this evening, don't you?'
 'Yes."
 "Oh, thank you, papa. That is the answer l was going to give him yi"-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

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 Pain and itching, raw scorching eczema sores, prickiy heat, pimples. scalp itching. rash, letter, blackheads. skin irritation or Inflammation stops.
 Dandruff is nothing but. scalp ec- scalp itching It gives blessed re- lief to baby's skin troubles.
 Don't miss it for 25c. ZEMo is a clean, antiseptic solution, applied on the skin. No ointment or paste.
 But three applications of your high ly-valued medicine had the desired ef- feet for eczema and awful itching Sol Landau, GO Sol Landau Cloak and Suit Co.,. St. Louis, Mo.
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Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

Is pounds GranuIated Sugar. st % 3 cans Corn 25c
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 Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
D, O. X. K

At the close of the regular K. of P. meeting Friday evening, the D. o. K. K. held a meeting and installed the following officers: Royal vizier, J. F. Powell: grand emir. Earl S. Curles, venerable shiek. Clifford L. Maddox; mahedi. V. A. Thompson secretary. G. w. R. aKne; treasurer, Geo. w. Kane; satrap. A. E. Loesher sahib. Dabid Robbins Imperial Nauab c. W. Cisney was the install ing officer.
 After instructing the secretary to take up the matter of ceremonals in Tucson and Tempe with their re- spective representatives. the temple adjournd to the Commercial cafe and enjoyed a lunch.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

Hammers DrTg Store. Tempe
Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

-Elvey X Hulett, druggists. Phoenix
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-06
Awaken MotherIy Instincts of
Youngsters and They Are
Saved, Declares Star.

Sociologists may talk mournfuly Of
the waywardness of the modern child;
they may descaat dolefully on its So
phistieatiou and lack of reverence, but
as far as the little girlies are concern
ed there's a way to save them.
Miss Adelaide Thurston, who arrived
in Atlanta today to appear at the At
lanta theater in new play. has dis
covered it.
And it's a doll.
The salvation of the modern child
CIT didn't sound so dreadfuHy porten-
tous as Miss Thurston said IT'D de-
ponds on the doll-yes. just an ordi-
nary furbelowed doll Simple. isn't it?
no. I'm not testing" said Miss
Thurston. GIVE every little girl a
doll, one OF the kind every little girl
dreams about and presto, the greatest
problem of modern times. as the edu-
Gators say, vauishes.
There never was little girl so
naughty that her motherly instincts
were not awakened by d dof An the
latent feelings that develop a noble
motherhood are developed. Aing made
mother herself She W.T. think Of
being iuconsiderute toby her own
mother Her whole (atuge is uuged
with th9t softne-s aud NWeetncss which
only mothcrins can brl rs out I'm ALE
most tempted 70 beii/t that dolls for
boys would oecom/h the same emu.
but never having heen boy I can't
positively say.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-06
NEW COMMISSION TO
RULE CORPORATIONS
URGED IN SENATE BILL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Senator
Bristow. of Kansas, today introduced
bin to create an industrial commission
OF seven members, with salaries Of
$12, 900 a year each. The purpose of the
commission is to have jurisdiction over
corporations doing a certain amount OF
Interstate business in much the same
manner that the interstate commerce
commission has jurisdiction over inter
state railroads and other means Of
transportation. The bureau of corpora
tions Of the department of commerce
and labor is TO be merged with and
form a part Of the proposed industrial
commission.
The bill gives the president the pow
er OF appointing the commissioners and
Of removing members.
There also is an unusual departure in
the measure. which provides for the re-
moval of members of the commission by
a vote of three hfths of each house Of
congress.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-06
WE'D SECRETLY
INENGINE ROOM
Couple Married December 18
in Capitol Basement by En-
glneer, Also Preacher.

Arthur W Moore. of Atlanta. and Glore
Faiette Pitts.of Milledgeville, were mar
ried in the engine room Of the state cap
itol ON December 49,
Chief Engineer W. B. Wilson performed
the ceremony
1t was planned to keep the wedding
profound and delicious secret for-oh,
well, for a long time anyway
Bat. somehow. ii leaked, as those things
do now and then, and today all parties
concerned admitted the soft impeachment
and the newlyweds have announced that,
beginning today, they will go to house
keeping at % Plum street
Mr. Moore is connected with the Ma
jesJic hotel, as house electrician. and Mrs.
Moore, who was Miss Pitts. formerly was
trained nurse in the state sanitarium
at MiEedgevile.
They wished to get married. and, for
the present, keep it secret. In looking
about for quiet spot at which the cere-
m0ny might be performed, and nobody
unlimited be a witness to it, they selected
The engine room of the state capitol
which is away down in the dark base
ment. and never is visited by sightseers
And there was another reason for the
engine room selection The head engineer
is a minister Of the gospel, and some
times serves a Baptist church in Cobb
county. Few persons about the capitol
knew that Engineer Wilson IS par
son. He does not know how the couple
discovered it, But they did, and when
they called upon him to tie the knot. he
agreed readily
The ceremony was Witnessed by two
capitol attaches. The bride and groom
are both young and extremely happy
over their wedding, although little put
out that the secret got away from them
ahead of scheduled time,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-06
MISS COX IS GRAND FEATURE.

iFi1@ WV 10 NAFNfNlNb = a-eN " n
Though tHe capacity of the Grand
is greater than any other theater ma
this section OF the county, with nearly
"a thousand more seats than the For
syth, it is now common sight to sec
every seat occupied and many people.
accepting the standing room space Il
rs evidence that the theater is growing
popular and that vaudeville is taking
a new grip on the theatergoers.
\ splendid bill has been arranged for
this week. There is much to the show
that will have a powerful appeal 1t
has been selected With the utmost care
and rs a matter Of fact the Keith Of
fees made changes on Saturday, to be
sure that the program would meet the
fast pace that has been set in the re-
cent offerings at the theater
Miss Ray Cox Will be tho star head
liner. Miss Cox is the most progress
siye of the modern condolences She
is "A creator She has never used a
song that anyone else introduced; not
that she would not but because she
doesn't have to. She writes all her
songs. the words and the music. and
then has a way of producing them that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-06
A Hidden Danger

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When the kidneys fail,
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heart disease.
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the kidneys fight off uric
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strength to weak kidneys
and relief from backaChe
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-06
FIRE CAUSES $4,000 LOSS
IN SEVILLE, WILCOX CO.

cORDELE. GA. Ian. 6-Fite today
destroyed the greater portion Of the
business section of Seville, Wilcox
county. The loss is S255o0 With $4,000
Insurance. The heaviest loss is sus-
tanned by Holt & Walton, merchants,
with $4,000 in stock and s1,500 on their
building. other losers are G. l.. Powell
and Turner & borough merchants, D.
ID. Pierce, buildings and grist mill and
Seville Gin Company, cotton warehouse.
rebuilt.