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The Washington times., 1916-02-07

Lrblchc and Mqrrin entitled La
Poudre aux EcnN .".
Following is The cast VI. MaIingcar
Mrs. Henri P"ltrer. Nine. MaliuGear,
Chase Palmer; Mime. RutiuOis. Mrs. *.
Is. Soip; tr"d,l ", the luN"r. Mrs. PAM
BartsCh, %mm"limo, ia" mgenue,
Miss CatNcrn" CoviIlc. Taule Rob
Crte, Mrs. IIaNCn M";valf, AlcNan-
Grinr. Mrs. Ahncr Tavlor. and JO-
s"phnc, Mrs. Joseph r. Falk.
The Homo Interest Clnb Of Tako-
ma park held Its Jauuart mH"Iing
i'm the Library. with Mrs. W. t.. An
dlcws speaking. lIcr topic was,
"Largcr club Work. Outlining the
work Of tn" General Federation Of
WOmCn'S clubs, Of which SIT" - an
officer. The club Wa urg"d 10 unit"
with tho federation. The social Serv-
ice committee reported t39 81 as the
amount realized from th" benefit for
rcd Gross stamps and hPnofi for
the work OF tho Social service
League of tho county.
The Womaus club Of Rockville
held its 'asI meeting At the homo
OF Miss EIsi" England Tn" dramatr
instinct Was discussed. Mrs William
Talbot road n DHpCr on How the
Dramatic Instinct Is Related to the
Religious INSTINCT MiSs lIcndcr-
son read selection from "Dramaiic
Art in America" in IN" I|uok News.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
w w. Welsh.
Mrs f.. clifton Thomas was host
css tu. The Home Interest ClUD Of
Fnrrst Glcrr. at tho JarIary meeting.
Mrs. Thomas read an account ~
lace making. IclhrE ct the different
methods and patterns used IN d,f-
Gcrcnt localities Nus Pcrol. an *
pert, exhibited sampl"s of her own
handiN ork. and also many examples
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Subcutaneous Relationship
Asserted by Kipling IS
Brought About BY Con-
Sideration for the Other
GiN.'
llTIIE Coloners lady
And Judy O'GraIE

llT Coloners lady
And Judy O'GraIN
Arc sisters under tho
skin"
observes Rudyard kiplinG. Never
theless. one Is inclined to be skep-
ticai OF such an assurance from
man who has made witherinC re-
marks anent the female Of the
species.
The Young Women's Christian
NSsocIation. now celebrating ~
golden Jubilee in the United states,
stands today a lasting argument
in support OF Kiplings famous
poem.
Up on the third floor OF q rather
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
THE TIMES DAILY MA GAZINE PAG
|O'Gradys and CoIonels' Ladies
Learn SiSterhOOd at Y. w. c.. A.
How They Do 1t

By the. work of the employment
bureaus.
BY the care of girls at such
places AS the Panama-Pacific
Exposition.
BY lasting consideration of the
other girl"
By evening parties and other
festivities.
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FTER J had selected a cozy
~ table, a little separated from
~ the others, and one that seem
good vantage point, ! began
looking about me at the women who
were fast filling the tea room OF the
smart hotel, as consciously as If ] were
committing a crime Of some sort. in
stead of simply trying to decide If they
were pretty or not
felt that ! was the one discordant
note In all the peaceful songs, for | was
picking every woman present into d
thousand bits to see just why she was
not ugly. was thankful when looked
toward the door and saw my friend, the
business woman. standing there trying
to catch sight OF mo. How fine she
vas! What Dose, How clear and
straightforward her gaze, A terror went
through ne What a criminal | felt
In what way was | to put that awful
question to such = woman as she?
Don't be disappointed in me-" ] said,
after wc were comfortably busy with
our teacups, "hut do tell me, is there
anything in all TIL, talk ahout the IN
attractive girl having no chance TO get
an office position"' And ! hurried to
add, I'm quite excited, since even the
heads of the ,emDiovmcnt agencies ana
,ivil service commissions are making
such astounding assert ions about II.
"It's q very Interesting study. indeed.
said my friend. tho business woman.
and one that has rot wearted me in
the whole twenty wears I've hc"n al II.
! dent Wonder IN tive least that YOU
arc Interested It's rk" thrilling story
to r0C, even uOW.'
"Therc has been. anDarrntlN. great
change in the world of the women
workers since tho dav ! 'h'red ont to
'ne boss" she said, "hut the same
reason that wadc him ENGAGE me, the
same reason that has mad" rNe stay Ht
tho Same Job all 'EeSe wears. is working
IN iust exactly the same VI" today ~
! did in tho yea" "f grace eighteen hun
dred and ninety"
Success Makes Beauty.
"Tou'rr making a mistal" T." St"rt
me Off on my very best hobby
horse. for I'll ride and ride" md per
haps tn never come haCl, sh"
laughed. Put If YOU will do It. here
go
Did you ever realize that am re
SnonsihIo fur the cnCarine. tn" efnCi-
'ncy. and the general conduct "f IN =
thirtv-h>o women who wCrk in our
"fNCc" Well am RCaLtv is n'Ht d.
toy OF business witE me. | never talk"
n womrn int" the office Wh" tS n"'
tf autliuI -- thCrc. drn IoHN So
startled lut N0ur fUlS around \nhr
throat. Here il YOUR muT. Come,
we'n inst have time TO get down
Norc A. the Ci.Is are l"a"inG. !
want YOU 20 gee what I consider n
r~ettl girl' And befor" knew
what rva+ hpnneninC we were on our
waN to ih" office.
ThclH rhcv ',"l... he wh"l" "r""l
81 ca,,rr.t W"rIl,''s "rtlin- r""!N -
,eavc TO- home. wa v hai q h1p"r
! ,F
Ally friend. the busin, IS woman. intro.
tiucci each o',e to me as %hc vas
I-aying. and I h"ld each "n"'s hand
r", = rlumcnt and booked with AL IA
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Work Of the Y. w. G. A. at
Panama Pacific Exposi-
ton in Employment Bu-
reaus Cements Relation
ship.

surely. The Cabinet lady and the
salcslady. the girl who' sells pat
terms in one OF the department
stores, the college girl who runs IN
ography, the middle aged woman
weary with workaday life, the
young woman fresh from the
country. any of these may be the
other girW and as such comes un-
der the Injunction of the Room
OF Frten Illness"
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
IS Items and Activities of W0men's Clubs
Cost $3.50 Approximately .

Many Events Scheduled for Coming Week in Women's
Organizations of Washington and Nearby Towns.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
NedtnesS and Attention
Are Potential Factors
In Success Of Women
The Boss Is Usually One Who Does Not Engage One
to Volunteer Her Advice, But Generally to Have
His Orders Carried Out.
BY WINIFRED BLACK.

, FTER J had selected cozy
\ table, a little separated from
the others, and one that SEEM
u yooI XaI,tapa rhipt hp~un
The Washington times., 1916-02-07

short time in Washington. was the
guest OF honor at the rally Of the
Girl Scouts on January %.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12

and condolence upon the death of our
 beloved sister, Liilias Goodfellow, be9s leave to subrni; the following:
 '-'lwas only few short months ago that we came to know sister I.illias Goodfellow. and we found her as a bouquet in q garden of loses. She had just wandered for a little while in the grove of youth, and was making ready for the sterner duties of ma turity, when she stepped over the threshold into this temple of love. h.
 spired by the su0mlity of the scenes she witnessed here, she thought of the shepherds of old, and their blessed faith, and fixing her vision upon the star in the east. she followed where it leadeth until she found her risen Lord Unlike the journey to the man ger in Bethlehem, here was a re- ease from the cares and turmoils Of this transitcry of life. In that limitlcss reach beyond, where fadeless light intermingles with Gods iridescent glory she now is with all our sacred dead Transported from this old ma terial world of lake and hill and vale and mountain, to that mysterious continents are dreams of beauty. and upon whose shadowy shores the surfs of phantom seas forever break, she now lives in eternal and everlasting glory and love.
 To those near and dear to her we would offer and tender our deepest and sincerest sympathy and condol- ence. Many and whitening have been the tears that have been shed for her. and tears are but the messengers of
 ~rinf Put she is not lost to you and
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
AALIEN souI,sn roMIGHr

The entanglement of beautiful Japanese sirl in the web of modem society and how she is disillusione !, is taken TOT the theme of the thrilling Thotodrama Alien Souls" which will be presented hy the Jesse l.. Laskey company at the opera house tonight, with the celebrated Japanese actor, Sessue Hayakawa in the stellar role. IIays kawa will be remembered for his wonderful performance in The Cheat" He is surrounded in this photodrama by m all-star cast in cluding ,LsuTu Aohi, Earle FuXe, Flor ence Smvthe and others. Tomorrow night the opera house will show two reels of the Edison talking pictures anu four other reels.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
NJ NEED NOW TO
 BE 0UT 0F WORK


 There is no need for any man in
 Phoenix who is able to work to go
 hungry No man in the city need he without a job. There is work for everybody There is such a demand for workmen that County Engineer Harol1 Bargman issues a general cali
 for volunteers. All who care to work
 for the county are requested to apply at the office of the county engineer In the court house or at the Central avenue bridge where a corps of work
 men are stationed cutting brush at ftle river bottom.
 The first step toward providing flood protection to the ranchers and
 residents in the vicinity of the river is to cut the brush that will later be used for dykes As yet Bargman has not been able to secure sufficient , workmen for this purpose. The doun.y 'engineer has no desire to have the
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
LODGE LORE
Order of Hoo-fioo

The twenty fifth annual convention of the Consatenated Urder of Hoo- Hoo Was recently held at Memphis, Tennessee. To further the promotion of the order, all members should hold set-together meetings, at least four during the year, when the old "cats slodld come together and initiate and raise young kittens. l3 is lucky numDer in Hoo- Hoo, as is also nine, and Kesocember. It is up to you /to help make 1917 a bigger success. You can do it by getting at least one mem Der to reinstate; or if you are in arrears in dues account, by paying up now. The McApline hotel, New York, was chosen as Hoo-Hoo head quarters for 1917 convention.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
Mesa News Notes

Christian Science society will hold church services. Sunday at II a. m. Subject Mortals end Immortals. Sum day school at 9:45 o'clock. The Wed nesday evening testimonial and ex- rerien>e meeting is held at z o'clock. Tie reading room maintained by th's society is located in the church and is open Ssilv except Sundays md holidays, from to , D. m. At thes , rooms a welcome is extended to the public. and the Bible and authorized literature concerning Christian Science may here he read, or rurcha ed if de : sired. All are cordially invited to at tend church services.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
Odd Fellows

Phoenix lodge No. 2, 1. o. O. F. will confere the inititory degree on q class of candidates next Tuesday evening, November IA. A large at tendance is expected. The fall weather is bringing in a large num- her of health seekers The new pros pective lodge at Ray, Arizona. is getting along nicely and will be in stituted this fall some time So far r,,l .l.n,c lndoe has made the higgest
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss Helen B. Windes was Lonored yesterday afternoon with a Birthday party, given for her by her mother, Mrs. w. N Windes. 4 num- Der of the girls little friends were in vited in and happy afternoon passed.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12

gain in mcmbcrship, and it remains to be seen if Phoenix can out do her this fall. Word has been received rom Casa GIande citizens of a strong desire for l. o. o. F. lodge Jerome is expected to fall in line. All Odd Fellows should keep in mind the i,ebekaEs' bezaar and ball in Pat rick's hall.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
PROF. JoHNsroN's CONDITION

Professor Kenneth Johnston of Miami arrived in Tempe Friday even ing and will be here TOT q snort time beading the improvement ot- his father. Prof. James L. Johnston. The pa7 tlents condition Was considered litt,1 improved at latest reports last even- ing
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
COTTON QUOTATION

With cotton quoted yesterday at 45%c per pound, many of the Tempe growers were still holding onto ther produce with a higher market ia view That a still better price is to te had is the opinion or many ani they are holding onto their cotton for all ti.af ie to te had
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
CARDS aE THANKS

We wish 10 extend our sincerest thanks to our friends. particularly those at the olive Hotel. who so will in. ly extended their assistance and sympathy during the illness aud u,ath O. our lelove1 alehper, Rutn
 aIR AND MHS. R. T. LOBB.
 Advertisement IL
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
FROM PEARCE

Mrs. Pascal Lemons and two ehil- home at Pearce, Arizona. and wi be here some time visiting Mrs. Lemons mother. Mrs. Elizabeth. Manley.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
cTAEE HIKEc

The members of the staff on the Tempe Normal School Student paper. got out early yesterday and hiked across the river for a sunup break fast on the desert.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
ANOZIRA DANCE

The Anozira club gave another of it's series of dances Friday evening in the Cosmopolitan hall and thirty fair.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
Odd Fellows


 Phoenix Lodge No. 2. I. o. O. F., will confer the inititory degree on q ci;ts.i of candidates next Tuesday evening, November 14th. large at tendance is expected. The fall weather is bringing in a large number ot health seekers. The new prospective lodge at Ray, Arizona is getting along nicely and will be instituted this fall some time. So far, Buckeye has made the biggest gain in membership, and 1t remains to be seen if Phoenix can outdo her this fall Word has been received from Casa Grande citizens. of a strong drive for I. o. o. F. lodge. Jerome is expected to fall in line-all Odd Fellows should keep in mind the Rebeckahs bazaar and ball in Patricks hall.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12

been arranged for, to be given on the plaza this afternoon at tour o'clock: March Our Waving Coiors" Hal Waltz-"Sp Sparkling Waves ........
 l>udIdlutdu Cha d. ter.atlc In-rc.4-'t ond wanda. Overture brlsht and Gay Beyer Marca-"Tne kewarG" Buglione Aloha ..... Spotswood March-"t lagship Connection ..
 ... ....... S~human Serenadc-"M Moonlight in Venice'..
 .... ..........-....... Bey CT March-"N. c. T. V.".... ScAuiIl
 Star Spangied Banner
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
FROM THE RaNoEs

A. l. Mullen end Thaddens Mullen are iE Tempe oH business for few days from the Mullen cattle anchcs at Hillside and Yucca valley
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
Tempe News Notes BAND CONCERT |S
 TODAY's ATTRACTION

With the extra engagements of cleo tion times now out of the way the Merc hant's band is again ili q posi- ton where it can make special prep aration for its Sunday afternoon con- certs. The following program has
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
South Side News

work drag and wishes to employ a large force in order that the dykes might be finished before the rainy season.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
Wooencn of the World

Wcocn1eI of the World
 T could not sleep last night" said . merchant to one of our insurance agents. The insurance on my store ex iied yes terday and that peslly re hell reminded me of it. That store is nv living. and I could never start another. If the fire had 'snnffed out my business last night, instead of smiths. l would be at my strings end"
 "f>s ineurcd is mornins?' ! "Yss ei"; b~,Ght and early" -n house YOU occupy" i "No; Hisl [ ei'.' i Anybody ielrin9 keep yoar fam ily2"
 ] Why, no-why do you ask the." 1 Any income reside the store?" i No not a dollar-why?" i '.Neoe your wife slce1 well?" w ves: bp. waat on earth are '-,r dr'vi z anyway?'
 ~ rre irg9 "onderin9 i'ow she 'snrfeea off veste~ear, sbe would n, .,' l,e- .st-i,~'s end for hqnnen to kno.v f at vna lrve ID inenra 1ce e r --o,'r i~eo,~c is her living
 or'i-r s'-e- W~'i The- Worry
 Comfort :~d 6onter tTrent is ess'rea v.iler you bn. 2 ce~tjficate in the .-'7o"~--or "f fhe Wcrld No need to vo-rr ~~ to fha beneficiary receiving -~e---rt ~att'em ont n~o of the best fe~tures about or r'rtificat"s is the '@'v~ of tho ,'ifsernnt states assure .he ~roo~olq oing na'd only to your Norefioia~v re nonev cannot be diverted tc any ot. CT c~uce exCept tsat "xpresscd in the body of the ce'tificata
 o.ter Home Protected Than Low
 Orr- Elected Now is the tima to insvre in tha Woo6~oon of the World The rate, of iri+iation arc made very low If this lime and there ore manv peonla taking aAvarta~e or that fact n se- cnre gilt eige insurance at actv2l cost.
 Tho Woodmen cc the Wo'ld rocaf 2 at thc k. P hall ove~ DonoNr'N' 5 Ton1o. cvonin~ November 18th, is foir~ to be very imncrt- . a-t rre tine The-N orb several new fre-nhers 10 be initiate1 ard tho~e will le 'ome rew businnes to hrin~ before th4 ramn rnuret'ir1 diffe"n~t from an~trirq brcaehcd hcfore apd :; fn'i ttenda-ce of the soverei no is desired and expected.
 Phoerix Lodce No. 2 K Of ?.
 Our .~co'ine cf the tenth was of ,.r,,r,ial ir' ret the ~ank of Knight haing conferred on II. H. Howard The mos interesting matter in hand at present is our reception to be given t0 dele~ntes to the Grand Lodge same will he held at the hall on the night nS Tuesdav the fourteenth, and all Knights and wiver of Pythiar sisters are invited to attend.
 The D. O. O. Ks will give q ceremonial on the seventeenth. and a good live time is expected at this ] time.
 Members should get busy now whils the dispersion is on and invite theii friends to join us
 Nomjnation of officers will be helt af oiIr newt raO'ilnr rnaafin~ November
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
twenty fourth.

twenty fourth.
 We would like to see a good rep resentation at this meeting and it is quite probable that the rank of Es- uuire will oe conferred at this meet . ing.
 Visiting Knights will find a welcome at our meetings and are invited to oe with us and we can assure them of q pleasant and profitable evening.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12
Tho Easfep Star

he Easten Star To the Worthy Matron, Officers and members of Phoenix Chapter No. ,, Order of the Eastern Star:
 Your committee appointed to draft ann~on~iata avnraseionS of svmnathV
Arizona republican., 1916-11-12

to us 1t was jhst her earthly temple that was, ty loving hands. tenderly laid to rest. Blest with immortality. she will meet us beyond the curve in the road, on the greensward. Fraternally and lovingly submitt ted.
 INERTIA H. WORK
 BESSIE HUMPHREY
 ALBERT D. LEYHE
 t'Omnliftne
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-05

Is CHOSEN
As The Representative of h. H.
s. in The jacksonville
Contest.
HE is GIFTED AS AN ORATOR
Will Take a Good One to Beat
Him on February
18th.
HE is GIFTED AS AN ORATOR

Thursday night at the Christian
church the Preliminary Contest was
held. Potter Lackey, the President
Of the Delphic Society, presided over
the meeting with a great deal of dig
nifty.
After a short evening address by
Mr.. Lackey, he named the judges who
were Messrs. w. P. Winfree, Her.
man Southall, and Frank Rives.
Edward Breathitt was the first
speaker Of the evening. His subject
was "Our Country" and he deliver
ed this speech in a very charming
manner.
Robert Brumfeld was the next
speaker and he spoke on "The Shad-
ow of the Cloud" Mr.. Brumfeld' S
speech and style of delivery were es-
pecially adapted to each other.
After Mr.. Brumfeld's speech, the
judges retired and returned in a few
minutes with the decision. They
chose Mr.. Brumfeld to represent the
High School in the coming contest on
February 25th.
Robert Brumheld should have little
trouble in winning in the contest. He
has a wonderful speech and will GER
tainly represent the school in the best
manner possible. His diction is ex-
cellent, his manner pleasing and he
undoubtedly possesses talent and
graces of oratory. His fault is that he
does not speak loud enough for a
large building. If he will put little
more fire into his utterances, he will
make winner.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Brumfeld.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-05
SUDDEN DEATH
OF E. M. BARNES
Leading Citizen of North Chris
tian Died Early Yesterday
of Paralysis.

Ebert NJ. Barnes, of the Fruit Hill
died early yesterday
morning at his home seven miles
northeast of the city. His death was
caused by second stroke of paraly-
sis. He had partially recovered from
a stroke last fall and was up and going
about. He had eaten his breakfast
and returned to the family room and
soon after was stricken and died very
suddenly.
Mr.. Barnes was "a years old and
was a member of the Pleasant Hill
Baptist church. He is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Joe Fruit His
wife died about two years ago. The
burial will be at the family burying
ground this afternoon.
Mr.. Barnes was one Of the promi-
nent and substantial citizens of his sec
ton, who had many friends in all
parts of the county. For many years
he had been a correspondent Of the
Kentuckian.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-05

be begun within the present month.
81 assure you there is not day to
be lost" he said. mot because
there is any special crisis, but because
| do not know twenty-four hours
ahead what will happen.
"The future does not depend on us,
but upon commanders of ships and of
submarines and upon blockades and
upon many other men, big and little
81 have read editorials" he said,
"sneering at the number of notes sent
abroad by the Government, and in
these same papers | have seen editor
ials against the preparation to do any
thing whatever effective, if these
notes are to be regarded. Is that the
temper of the United States?"
REFERENCE TO MEXICO.
A wave of applause swept over the
gathering. A voice in the gallery
cried "Nol" and the crowd yelled
again.
The President presented a warning
that most of the munitiJn factories of
the United States were on the Altar
tic seaboard and that therefore the
nation must be ready to repelthe first
attack in order 10 avoid disaster. The
present army, the President said, was
so small that he did not even have
enough soldiers TO station along the
Mexican border to prevent bandits
from crossing the line.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-05
LOGAN SAYS NO.

The new attorney general has ruled
ike his predecessor that the result of
the election for the county as a whole
will not have the effect to authorize
the sale Of liquor in some district of
the county that has previously voted
dry" under the local option law, and
therefore il would not be lawful to
license the sale OF liquor in the town
OF Pembroke.