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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
RIDING TO A HARD FALL.

After five years in the office of Cover nor, George w. P. Hunt asks the nomina- ton again for a third term and from his officla announcement to the democrats of the state, over his own signature, we take the following
 Tn submitting my candidacy to the will of the electorate actuated by recognition of nothing less than A PUBLIC CRISIS involving HUMAN LIBERTIES and animated by the hope that my record Governor, which far human limitations permitted, has been characterized by fair dealing, industry, constructive effort. and con- soentious attention the needs of the people, will serve to invite and justify endorsement by the voters"
 After five years in the Governors office the chief executive comes forward for an endorse inent for third term admitting at the same time that as result of his tenure of office PUBLIC CRISIS exists and HUMAN LIBERTY is at stake.
 Taking the Governors announcement
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Governor Hunt is certainly in sad pre- dicament when he is compelled to import Mother" Jones, Olaf Tievmoe, "Curley" Grow all more or less connected with the dynamite outrages at Indianapolis and Los Angeles, for the purpose Of taking the poll- tica stump for him. But this element has become the Governors especial pets Mover and Haywood will no doubt be along later to help the cause and with the arrival of the prison reform fanatics the Hunt campaign may be said to be in full swing.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
REGISTRATION FIGURES

County Recorder Ellis has submit ted the following figures which show the total registration in Greenlee county up to today. It was estimated that the toal number of names would not go over 2700 by the time the books closed on September 1st, but it is thought now that the 2S00 mark will be passed by that time.
 Following is the total to date:
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GET TO THE POLLS.

DEMOCRATS! GET TO THE POLLS.
 A dodger announcing Hunt political meeting in Bisbee this week under the aus pices of the Hunt Clup reads as follows:
 'Mother Jones, the stormy petrel of the working class and C. E. Grow, well known to the workers for his unjust imprison- ment following the Los Angeles Times ex- plosion, and one of the leading labor leaders of the Pacific coast, will speak at City Park Sunday, Aug. B, at 6 p. n. under the aus pices of the Hunt Club. Don't fail to hear the Greatest Woman of the Day, Mother Jones'
 It is well for Democrats to bear in mind that "Mother" Jones is Socialist with anar chistic tendencies and ''Curley'' Grow is red fagger with fondness for dynamite.
 DEMOCRATS, get to the polls on pri mary day and save your party from the machnations of this gang of paid political agents from outside our borders.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

that party convention will be pro- vided for to announce party platforms before the nomination of any candi- dates.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
If MT. Hughes IS a Progressive what is

If MT. Hughes IS Progressive what is Senator Penrose? What Senator Shoot? What Senator Gallineer?? What MT. Fair banks What Mr. Her,enway? What Mr. Barnes? What the amlable Mr. Taft? The gullibility of the American voter was long an aphorism. Don't expect him, however, to fall for the Progressiveness of any of the above named patriots.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
Returns f,om sprinserviIIe-

G. A. Franz and Al Wasem, ac- companied by their families, and Frank Bowman returned from Sprin- gerville today. The ladies of the party had been spending the past two months at Springerville with friends and the men motored up several days ago to bring them home.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
Moose Lodge at Morenci-

Moose Lodge at Morenci-
 On Saturday night about 15 mem- Ito Morenci where they attended a meeting of the order at that place. After the regular business meeting a smoker and social session was en- joyed, the evenings entertainment concluding with music and refresh ments.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
From Morenci-

From Morenci--
 Willis Stewart. chief clerk in the A. c. general office at Morenci, had business in Clifton this afternoon. MT. Stewart is one of Morenci's live wire republicans and is an active worker in everything that pertains to the good of the party.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

In making the survey and estimate for proposed additional bridges the Council should take into consideration the high water mark of previous floods and prepare for the future accordingly.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

MT. Hughes says in his speeches that he does not understand what President Wilson meant by strict accountability" Evidently the Kaiser did.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

The mosquitos along the upper Salt River are whetting their arpetites these days. The ''big'un" is billed to be there on Septem- Der I3th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Visiting in Los Angeles
 Miss Marjorie Newell left Sunday for Los Angeles where she will spend several weeks visiting friends.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

The prohibition speaker this week drew good crowds and his arraignment of the hoot-leggers and their accomplices was we'll received.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

Local candidates are deserting Hunt on every hand They are not slow to see the political handwriting on the wall
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Will Go to Hills

Will Go to Hills
 Milton Morris arrived in Clifton from Lordsburg this afternoon and will spend months vacation in the mountains above Clifton.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

these nights. Hunt says yoIr human liberty is in danger.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

The Democrats Of Arizona will re- move the cause of the crisis on September I2th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-08-18

MT. Hughes objects to being regarded as 2 cold candidate. But people will have theIr own WAY of lOOkino at e11ch thinoS
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
STATUE OF FORMER
SENATOR UNVEILED
Minnesota Contributes Monu-
ment Of Henry N. Rice to
Statuary Hall.

In the presence OF Vice President
Marshall Former Governors Merriam
and Lind, of Minnesota. members of
that states delegation in Congress.
Commissioner oliver l.. Newman OF
this city. ana about 200 invited guests,
the statue Of the late Senator Henry
Mover Rice. of Minnesota, was un-
veiled in Statuary Hall at the Capt.
tol OdaN.
Henry Mower Rice was the first
Senator from Minnesota and his
achievements as legislator. states
man. and pioneer. were eulogizpd to-
day by Senators Clapp and Nelson,
lex II. lng"rsoIl, of st. Paul. the latter
mission.
Prof. +, j.. TIiebel, the sculptor on
gagged to make the statue Of Mime
sofas famous Senator. was present at
the exercises. hrOf Triebel repre-
S"nt.d MOI only himself, but the Roy
II! Academy OF Rome at III, ccrc-
monies today
The statue was unveiled by Miss
Matilda Au"rbarh. graz -daughtri
ct the late senator. The Rev James
Mont lgOmrrN, Of lhI- city but fUI nl"rl,
of Minneapolis. uIl"rci rhe .nvOrI
liom at the beg InuIug Of the eNerCI ~rs
Senator Nelson formally prr-ente,
ia" statue 10 In" Government OF in,
United States. II Wa accepted bl
Vie" President Marshall ana senator
tIapp accepted the stalu. ~ the
chairman Of tn" Rice statue ,Ju.mI.
| sion
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

The Old-time mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray, streak
ed and faded hair is grandmother
treatment. and folks are again using IL
to keep their hair a good. even color.
which Is quite sensible az VIC are living
in an age when a youthful appearance
is of the greatest advantage
Nowadays. though, We don't have the
troublesome task OF gathering the se
and tn" mussy mixing at home. All drug
stores sell the ready-to-usc product
called "Wyrths Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" for about ~ cents a bottle. 1t
is VrrN popular because nobody can
discover 1t has been applied Simpi!
mOlsten your comb or a soft brush witt
it and draw his through YOU hair
taking one small strand at a time, b.
morning the gray hair disappears. but
what delights the ladies with WYeth $
! Sag" and sulphur is that. besides bean
! lnyly dan k"nIng the hair after q fcW
| applications. it also produces that soft
! 'IStrr and apDearanC" Of abunda &c
| wnirh j. =" attractive: besides, proven =
. C"""'uli, itching scalp and falling haT
| -Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
NeWS Notes and Gossip OF the Day
In the Smart Set of WASHINGTON
items of Interest and Impor-
tance Of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

Emma Harper Turner. pr"-i !.rl or the
,luh assisted by Mrs BodGsh. Mrs.
White Mrs. Price. and Miss S,auffer,
representing Mt. Iiolvokc.
Tho program at O'Clock will be given
by Mrs Huron Lawson. Dr. and Mrs
VIZ, q. Sw0nr. Mrs Charles l.. Bliss,
ana Miss Siddons.
ATrs. Mcivrr. wife OF COL q W Nj
lv"r. e. :. A.. vas hostess at lunch-
con tod,, at the Army and Navy club
1i"r guests inr'uh"d Mrs. Frank t.
Winn and her sisters, Mrs Ma rincr and
Mrs. Fitzgerald, who arc s"cndtn% tn"
winter with her at III" Highlands: Ms.
W. NJ. Wright, Mrs. Albert l.. MIlls
Mrs. WiIinm =. I.eahy. Mrs. rhaunrry
Tak kc-. Mrs. J. r. HINGE. Of Annanolis.
aud Mrs. Mcl!"r's mother. Mrs. w. K.
Smcdhor".
Nrs. VI, rvo,'s dar2ht-r. Miss Fran
o. McItcr. also uHtcItnrnru nI luuch-
cDr today at the Army and Navy club.
NInoug ih" guess W,I" Miss Louis"
'Inir iringt"n. OF san Francisco. Miss
Glad,1 sullivan. Ms times. Miss fitz-
ccrnld. Mi-t Nu"z Wht". Misc Margaret
Road. nmd Nra. g.. Y N"tandIish
Lieut.. Wrltrw T.. nuuN L : A. will
''H>" Fu'1 N}"r tomorrow for Fort
StN wh'l, II" wilt att nj 1he School
~ Fire.
The We, rn,r' class ~ -; will ert,.,-
- y ~ 4 di,l" "' the Army and Nav,
'uo "u saturday "N"ninR. February
::
Wa tor ,iIa:aDv. T. : A. was hostess
nt an inrorrnl m,sicalc and ten yes
'"rda> nf'"'"""n 1T her quarters at
EoIt MN"r
M:~ ,iIn-eow WI "nt"rtai" IA" grad
u,tIu- class o. IA" Grorg"towu con
v'"' At r'n fr'd'' .'"rn""n.
Nrs Eirrmon| T.. u:rle is entertain,
i'... rrrrrmalIy 81 rid@" this afternoon
- her apartment IN S'"n"'"'sh Court.
Mrs Charles IIaigut. wife OF Captain
IIairht. l.. $. \ went to Atlantic city
today to Join her mother. Mrs Folsom
ur Lemon, Mass. with whom she viii
spend scvera, days
Miss Marraret SHAW. "t West Point
il the guest OF lpr. and Mrs William
"Iin" Bord"n. Miss ShaWs enEag"
mcnt to Lieut.. llcrman Beuk"ma. L S
\. stationed At Fort My"r Was an
| nounCed recently.
Mrs David Hunter Scotts mother
Mrs Mcclellan. who has been at Walte
Reed ITosultal for three weeks. has i'm
/ and Mrs. Scott. at Fort Mrcr
/ Mr.. and Mrs William J. bryan ar
NJ. and Mrs samuel l'nt"rnN"r. VIII
! left Miami sunday ON q cruise on hoarC
| the Osiris. returned there yesterday b"
cause Of rough weather.
Mr.. Bryan is much InterPsted In the
movement to establish in Miami busL
, ness college, to be known as the Pan
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

Ellie L"ieuu". Miss Marghretts Till
man. Mis- itr.,r ~'uIjn, All~- tharlUtt"
Capers Mis-. Lillian sutton. Miss Jon
nj" jean HarI.. Miss Kath"rin" k"at-
ims ana IA" Misses chase.
CoI and Mrs Charles Mrnoh"r eIter-
tanned at Iunchoou Sunday afternoon
Mh'n th"ir quests w"r" Miss MarEar"t
Shaw, Lieut.. Herman B"ukcma, Miss
l'ur"th' simpson, and Lieut.. and MIS-.
Phillip l.. Thurb"r.
The College Wumou'E Cluh Will enter
tain 30 tn" Kalcigh IIoroI tomorrow
evening TN" reception il an annual
event, uud rh' one function Of the year
to whI,h men are invited.
IN, Mt EI"Il ok college section will
be host trsS.S for til" evening. with Mrs.
E.uvcnr St"v,nS as chairman.
Th" guests viii he received by Miss
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
every THREE i !E! MI MINUTES |! (
ONE DIES IN THE j. s.

The cAnti-1uberCuloSls Society illus
trates the frightful toll of consumption
by ex,inguishing a light every three
minutes, and shows that ii is the man
or woman, girl or boy, who neglect'
colds, whose blood is impure, who feels
weak and languid, who is the very
one to contract tuberculosis-and
none are immune.
During changing seasons, or after
sickness, blood-quality is most imPor
unt, and if you and your family will
take Scots Emulsion after meals it
will charge your blood with health
sustaining richness quicken circulation.
and strengthen both lungs and throat.
SCOTS is free from alcohol-easy to
nke-it cannot harm. Get a bottle to-day.
scsst q R,~s~ Rho>s.he y i>0
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

G. g. Walcutt, and Miss Squire. Mrs.
William Crozicr and Mis-. Marshall
Field Ire among the bONhold"''. whit"
with Mrs. Ira &. H0pI"N vii 20" Mrs.
James X. Mann, Mrs cart Nl"om"n,
Miss Gladvs sullivan, Miss Helen Stew
art. and Miss Mar Morgan,
Mrs. JoScphus Daniels was the guest
III whose hOnor Mrs. /. 7. Mann ,At"r-
tanned at luncheon today.
-
Mrs. John Walker IioIcomnc Is ENTER
tanning forty guests at hilGG' Tot I'VE" !
Dy tea this afternoon al nrI I"~!.i'.rCr
III Bancroft place. Mrs. NSn' III =.
'Iapnam and Mrs. Henry hH'ri
Stuart will preside at the tea tuD.,.
-
Mrs. Gilmer BrenIzer has cards "hl
for tea at tn" Cluh Of Nolom.tl
DamcS February -, IN compliment to
Mrs. JoS"phuS Daniels and MI|. ~ IL
liam &. GurSHS.
Miss Rosalc Span. Of Ni.". France.
VINO is at the Willard, cuI"rtLmci at
dinner there last cT"nlmg IN tn" II"sI-
dcntial suite. Her guests wrr" I;ri".
lien. and Mrs. Charles fI;ZnLGh. capt.
and Mrs Charles II. IlarIow, Mr. amt
Mrs. Ten Eyck WcndrI, Alr tnI Mro.
Thorn King, Mrs John WN"th, Mrs
Robert IlinckIey. Miss Ir@"lmnr. Roar
| Admiral . NrIl. captain I;dr""ar. snI
, i'r. Charles S"ish"L.
Mrs. Martin Morrison and h"" rn"thrr
Mrs NJ. B McRcynolds. viii he at homo
informally Wednesdays in February a.
lilo y street. from ) t" " o'rIocl.
George rnd.cott of Now York. and
his brother. +. Monroe Endico,t, Of IN"
diplomatic service, ar" stopping ~ Tn"
ShCreham.
George T. ross. former covcrnor Of
, Massachri.cLis, is at the Willard.
Mrs. Ezra I<oon and Miss koon viii
receive th.s afternoon for the last time
this season. They viii be assisted by
/ Mrs JOSEPH Folk. Mrs Wad" Ellis, Mr..
! Thomas Mcdonald. and Mrs. Charles
( Long.
Mrs. James Henry M"-'r and Va III
I mer V. Grigg> Will be at nom" lut"rm-
: a lIy at the studio, 1874 g S,I""I Thurs
days this month.
! William l.. Rrowning. Of Washington.
paid short visit this week to his SON.
Robert. VIII" is a student at the Come
: school.
The Southern Cross Chapter, /. u
| C.. will meet tomorrow afternoon t,
! plan for card party at the CON
fcdcrate Memorial Home in the neal
| future.
--i
Miss Mimi" SaXton "nt"rtaincd n
luncheon in compliment to Miss Jam"
| Montague In addition. her guests ia
cIuded Miss Jan" GlNgory and h"I
| house guest, Miss kra!'l"N. of T"XI~
Miss Holland tirts. Miss i>or"ih\
Bertholf. Miss Jean Campbell. Mis-.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
LOOK At CH|LD'S
TONGUE IF SICK
CROSS. FEYER|SH
Hurry, Mother. Remove poi
sons from little stomach,
liver, bowels.
Give "California Syrup of
Figs at once if bilious
Or COnStipated.

Look At TN" tongue. mother r.
coated II IS a sure si"n that your little
ones stomach. liver and bowels need a
Crnll". lhorouCn cleansing at once.
When p""ViEn. cross. hStlesS. pale.
doesn't sleep. doesn't .,at or act natural
~. or Is f"Vcrish, stomach sour, brea tn
bad: has stomach-aChe. s0r" throat.
diHrrhu"n. tU!i " coli. give a teaspoon
fun Of "Califurlia syrup Of Figs" and
in few hours all TIA" foul. Cnnst'-
UH;'d waste. undi%"sIed food and sour
hIle gen Is moves ont Of tn" Nitlc bow
oIs without gripping, and YOU have a
we'll. playful child again.
You n"Cdnt coax sick children to ia he
TINS hrrmlcSs fruit laxative" thtv
Low" il delicious taste. and 1t alway :
makes Them feel splendid.
ASK your druggist for a J0-ccnt bottle
Of california Syrup Of Figs" which
has directions for babies, children OF all
n9"S ana for glUWn-upS plainly ON tLo
bottle. R"War" OF counterfeit. sold
here. To ur sure YOU get the genuine.
ask to g" that it is made by "CalLfor-
nIa rI- Syrup Company" Refuse any
, "tu"' Kind with contcmpt.--Advt
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Proper Way TO Keep
Your Hair In Curl

II Non want your hair to grow amt
thllNr don't curl 1t with not Ir"u.
Tine rrIular use OF this barbaroUs ~.
SIrum"mt - bound 10 keep IA" nhw
drI"d and parchcd looking, with hruI. :.
uneven ends. It's a lot nor" sensible
to adopt the Simple SI'mcrIur mclhui.
which Will not ntcTItr, IN the IcH,'
with the growth ana health of TIA" n 90.
Moreover. ii means . Ian more hcdH,|
tut curly aud wuvy - oct. with no vNI-
dcnCe of having been artillCIally a2-
QuIrcd.
\ few ounces of liquid sllmerin..-
which can OF course De found III an p
drug storc--Will last = Bng time. JUST
try littl" OF This harmless liquid 90
night Dip a clean tooth brush into IL
ana draw this down the fun !cncIh ui
the nan. SlIm"rinr. by IA" way Is
rrllnr' sticky nor greasy NoG vii, uc
SIMPLY uCuSht' u with II. AdVl.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
AdmireS the Baby.

Fvcryhodv aGmhCs vigorous baby,
srd ov.ry hoiriul mcthor expects =
healthy inflnt,
Experienced n,others everywhere
lave told Of H." wcrderful help iounl
N Mothers Frl"n". a sure, saf" AMI
deprnd,,ble external remedy that Ie-
d,r,os omd oyH~eomes pain anG distress
rsd which il Supplied H. an druggist.
This rcmarEanIo treatment makes the
~ sclcs. cor - and li-aH"nts r"NlhlR--
,.rparSlnu comes without ~trnlm-ihe
r,r,cs nrc r'hes "I "' =, cot" h"G
sAarvuzh n"ni'lt Is cLJ'ycd .Nu,t.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

American Commercial College. for the
education of young men Of south Am6L-
lea who wish to hcCOm" ihmIIlal WIN
business methods of the I ui"d Si"'cS.
asd will preside at a meeting iohiEht
to further the prOi"Ci James ]. l'h-
buis. onc-timc Iuitcd states minister
to Colombia. will address th" mc"tlnS'
advocating closer relations between lh'
United states and the countries nI
south America aud in favor OF the COL
legc.
Mrs. D"los Rlodgctt hns gon" to New
York. where she Is stopping Al the
Waldorf AStosia
Mrs Bodgett win entertain a box
party nt the TIcau Arts carnival bhll Al
the Willard on February Il.
Miss Dorothy Harding, daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J." Harding. was
hostess at dance last evening at her
rlineut to Miss Ada piIl, Of Richmond.
who is her guest, and Miss Shore, VIII"
is visiting Miss Dorothy Gates.
Miss shore will leave town tomorrow
for her home in Dallas
MIR. and Mrs. John Buchanan hlN"
returned I" rppervill". Va, where they
are visiting Brig. Cen. James A. Ru-
rhHnan nt "Ayrshire" after spending
the Weekend in Washington. They
We're among tn" guests At th' J. lha y
Evening Dance at the Wilnrd
-..
Mr and Mrs Harry Turner N"wComb
VIII give tch dane" Uu SaturdaN at
IA" Washington club
Mrs r. King Ston" formerly Miss
Maduc Pickett stokes i tn" guest
II hrl. parents Nv. and Mrs SNlvanus
stokes. at their res eS'dcnc" in Ma as"
rhu-etts avcullc. Mrs. Stone Is suffer
lup from - slight indisposti"n and IL
not vet able to return It" her hom" in
Philadelphia.
Sylvnnus Stokes. ir. who has been in
Philadelphia for tn" past fortnight wtll
return 10 town tom"1o".
Mss MLrcar"tta Eis"unm l"turreI
- IriIad"iDhin N.'=''ldH' nIt"' -
visit t. her 9randmoth"r. Mrs. Silns
t"sey. N's@ RisphHr " l." mad" ~.
,"blu ~ =, ,laIclphiH 'his e"asOn. i
Il sisicu Of Miss Sophi" Hisl.nHlu. who
has h"cr a frequent visitor IN WASH
mut"u rs th" guest ~ Ml~e i'"r"thy
Mason.
NJ and Mrs. Gibson Fahnes,ocR 4
,rrII "rlr.tHiu - dIn""! F..hrunrN !
,"r uu,ir dar .ul"r. Miss Marcarcr
Miss G-or..ia Sch"hrld Lat"r they
via al" II ,ir guests to ,hc Beau
, Arts "aruiNal ball at tn" Wii'ald
Mry I,ayid T. FInl"v ana Miss Mar
= / IHau, 'u Einl'N WIIl rot r'""iN" thi:
,Contlnued on Page ThirteenD
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
....-.~.~.-.."..."-..-."."....

Get n small nackage OF Hamburg
breast Tea, OF as tn i"rman triiis call
#. "Uamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharnlacl TIkr 4 Tablespoonful nf 10
tea, put a cup of telling water uuun it.
pour through n sieve. ard drink a It =
cup fun at any time. II ~ The 'nUst e.
fective way to break cold and cure
griI, as i, opens tn" pore. IthcNIu ;
C0nScSii0n VISA luUSrn- tine bow els,
thus hreHking " 9. Id at once.
II is incN!"". j." uui entirely Vrgct-
able thercf, htrulCsS .-AdNt
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Bakery Is Robbed.

7. ". NOEIrr has r"porlrd to tn"
poIIC" that his bakery aI ~ q street
northwest. was broken into last night
The thieves took tNcnty-flc pounds Of
tour, ~" pounds # su-ar. and two
dozen eggs.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

Th" Speaker and Mrs, Clark rutcroGn-
ed at luncheon today In the Speakers
dtninCroom at III" Capitol in cOmpli-
ment 10 Miss Mary Thomson and Miss
lmOCene Thomson, Of Summit Point.
w. Va, who Al" tn" guests Of Ms.
James NJ. Thomson. Miss Dorothy
Thomson. who spent the weekend with
her sister-in-law. has returned To her
home.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

Mrs. =. J l.rnnN will entertain at
luncheon at RHuscher'S tomorrow in
compliment to Mrs. James NJ Thomson.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

Miss Margaret Wilson will ..p',rla.n
guests this afternoon IN her boz at the
Nation"l Th"nt"" for the ,'Onc"rt Of the
Philad,lph'H Cr .hoSirN. At witch Miss
Florence iTurl'" Wil' hc tn" sOloist
Mrs. Willard * SnulShnv viii also I've
hostess at q hov nar.". having among
her guests Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Cha,lr- Warren. CO... end Mrs
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

The Misses BurlcSOn. daughters OF
the Postmaster General and Mrs. Burlc-
son. will he hoSteSS"S at an infnrma |
dancP for young people this evening at
their home in + street. The guests will
be- III costume.
Miss Mary Graham. daughter Of the
Assistant Attorney General and NnA
Graham, will entertain Al dinner This
evening, taking her guests ON to tine
BurlesOn dance
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

The tea which Mrs. William r.. keu;
was to give this afternoon At kaI-
scher's has been postponed because or
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

Miss Mimi" SaXtOn ont"rtaincd "t
luncheon in compliment to Miss janet
Montague. III addition. her guests in
CIuded Miss Jan" Gregory and her
houSe guest. Miss Kra#l"y. Of Tex :
Miss Holland h'itts, Miss )orothy
BerthoIf. Miss Jean Campbell, Miss
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

Mrs. Houston. wIie Of the Secretary
OF Agriculture was hostess at lunch-
con today.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

The Southern Cross Chapter. /. u.
C.. will meet tomorrow afternoon to
plan for a card party ut the Con
fcdcrate Memorial Home in the near
future.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Gar
rison will b" hosts at dinner tonight
in compliment to their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ieary. Of New
York. There viii he sixteen guests
Secretary and Mrs. Garrison return
ed to Washington yesterday after AN
absence Of several DAYS spent in Al
lantic City and New Enrk. They passed
the week end AT the RitZ-t ,aIletOn.
where they we're Joined hv MIR. and Airs
I.earH, who accompanied them TO this
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Lam
SInE are the guests in whose honor Con
ErcSsman and Mrs. RagSdal" Will en-
tcrtain at dinner this evening. Among
the guests will hc Mr.. and Mrs. Good
win RhCtt, of Charleston. :. G.. who arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ragsdae.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

William l.. RrowninG. of Washington.
paid short visit this week to his son.
Robert. who is u student at the Come
School.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-02-26
tn Slow un penver p. o.

Denver.-Govefnmen secret service
officials here were warned three
months ago of a nationwide conspir-
acy against the church and the ma
ton. Organized anarchists Matched the
plots last August at secret meetings
in Salida, Colo. Included in the pro-
posed reign OF terror was the destruc-
tion of Denver's $2.500,o0o marble fed
eral building just completed. This
fact became known through an official
source. Dissension split leaders who
worked in the stone quarries and
shelters near Salida last summer.
Letters from one OF the dissenting
conspirators to Washington and to
Denver operatives of the United States
secret service barred the plot.