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Arizona republican., 1919-02-14

nature-recommende house bill No. 15 for passage
 There should be state song with out doubt, but one selected that will not cause ridicule. The State An them" emanating from Cochise county is a joke of the sorrieSt kind and its selection reflects alike upon author composer and those who would adopt
Arizona republican., 1919-02-14
|, TOO, HAVE LOVED

tFlorence Earle Coates. in North American Eeviev) I. too have loved the Greeks, the hero- sprung. The glad. spoiled children of Posterity;
 Have closed my eyes, more their shrnes to be- Have hushed my heart tohear their epics sung. Upon their golden accents I have hung
 With Thryss wooed to wales of Sicily,
 And Homer blind, has given to see olympus where the deathless gods were young But still, that remembering with Whose vision dee per than all others saw;
 l feel the dearer debt my spirit To him who towers. peerless and sublime, The nOblest. largest intellect of tme
 Born where the English Avon softly flows
Arizona republican., 1919-02-14
LEGISLATORS ID BE
 D|NEDBY THEC.0F |,

Members of the legislature will get at least one good meal during this session-the chamber of commerce will see to that. Pursuant to this good in tention, the chamber has appointed a committee to do the honors in the mat ter of entertaining the solons. and this committee will meet Saturday at 3 o'clock D. m. to make further plans,
 The committee consists of Donald Dunbar, chairman; Jack Barber, W. B. Trumbull. A. T. Esgate. Vic Hanny Wallace Button, Harry C. Hall, W. H IAhon and H. D. McVay
Arizona republican., 1919-02-14

it, contrary to public will.
 The history of Arizona its present and that future toward which our eyes are turned, deserves and demands il stately and fitting tribute that should enlist state wide competition in the hands of competent judges.
 Yours truly. AYLMER HARDING.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-14
Where The People
 May Have a Hearing
Its Passed
Phoenix. Feb, 13. 1919

Phoenix, Feb. F, 1919. To the Editor:
 In justice to the many competent judges of mine and literature that make Arizona their home, I desire to once more enter a protest against the action of those individuals who ap- parentl- yielding to impulsive gooo
Arizona republican., 1919-02-14
LOOKS LIKE A SLoW-UP

Briggs the world seems to move faster and faster all the time
 Grggs-" "Nonsense During the Revolution we had minute men. Now we have four minute men.r-Life.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-14

Mrs. Anna Kross, first woman to hold the position of assistant cor poration counsel in New York city, says that employers will hold to the open door policy for returning sol- diers only long enough to live up to their patriotic duty. After that, she says, women will again be accepted if their services are more efficient.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

Tine mceiins houdas of thr Aiirui iar
club wal hc hold Win Mr- harf
lieauoy ana SITS 3D. % G. CmHoH wN
conduct iho foiloNms prusltAu
SpanH nnrocean sltuaNon $50 it
II g. Gnasttt
spanish Ideals Of Tods MH j. s.
Conn
Rural Idfc m spain airs 3d. ~
Craig
Resume 40 "n Ia Sru0IHa' hire
q. o. haakin.
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parnnt rsaeheraI Meetlna--

Announcement is made that fhe
regular meeting ~ the Parent Teacher
assOclafion az ,bs Edward Furman
nchool wiA 49, hold "Wednesday aftpl
noon az lcul o'rlock.
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rooAy's PICTURES

MISS DOROTHY DAVIS
MISS ELLEN MAYfIEi.D
MISS RUTH MAYflELD
MISS GRACE PYLE
MISS DOROTHY SHELLY
MISS Jessie iiATHERLY
MISS vEHALL EOWEN
MISS I.nnEls pfEiFrER
MISS SEANA Mccoy
The group OF YOUNG women
whose pictures appear today are
members 81 the Girls rrionaiy
Society. who aftof q toai 80 pro-
bailon service have received
badges ~ admission into too or
gauizntlon
Miss Ncrall liowon b. the
president and Miss Seam Sic.
Coy IS the treasurer
The pictulos Wstc made at
kcck's studio
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ths wcok at the meeiuE of ihc Wo
mans MondsY ciub tne ppgiam oi
which f0liowF
Roll CAN Wa nooha
rho Lagoon conrad Mr 49, n
Hopkins
erhoy" Kipiins MIS- iionu Hcd
muud.
Poem "iife Misa Maft Thompson.
Discussion arranged md i0i hf Mira
y a. Westtresif
MIHic.- Ml r.. Born
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Girls Friendly Society
Mrs j. r natvin s lho local dlroo
to-. of the Girls Friendly surlett and 4
during The past year they h8yo work 4
"a ~ cooperation with tho War yamu
Community Service and thr Red CROSS
ia NUMEROUS ways for tht entertain
m,nt and welfare 20 thr fpldisrf De-
caied az ihe General Hoeplt1l ANA u /
Camp scurry
Associate members 90 tho orgaulan /
ton ufn Mrsdnmea vs. ~ fammsr as I
g. FIrmisfcr y W srkaa. sop Miller
pr Eleanor iiarihl and Sites s. b /
clark
Recently Miss Aiay Case Mnah rcldl
secretary with hepiQuarter n NUu
York visited tho local generalization
and presented thc badges nf l1u. ar
90 'he members
The following gives 8n id,1 of hc
scope and nature 30 ihN WDfh as niHn
uea for 1919 hy the War Emof.eu
Committee
'rrho vision 81 peace challenge ua
A. during Che phai y0ir wo worked fo
held oul meu Boo lhrii Nfhi iu stferurrf
home 1ud couutf 600 unw wr fhe 500
mon ~ America must maae thsm feeI
that we were worthy nf tho tcfuro
thrm the fHcrodncss az fhe homes tHrt
have defended
"Tho time Inns come Tor roadIust
munt and for 600 consolidation of rrl
the energy ARID power ihlt we hate|
used and gained during the nlaf lrnr
in The words VI Bishop Brent Tho cud
ramc with rush. bot fhc tnl i4 M
beginning This wrecked woflG which
we are flcmr demands Nose aeif Co.,
Nraint redouhied purpose and Hl fhr
vision that prophets can reroai
We must trF t1 makD l,fo stable boz
nll lta spiritual mental Hrf uhl HrH
aspects. To do thf we of the Chis
fricn1iv Soeiaiy must book about us
into the lfe ~ The community worf
shoulder 90 shoulder with our goyorH
ment and with au ilo agencies sir.v.
ng Tor the uphuidnr 40 home pnd
Nation
"Our standards 81 purity dnufuluo,.
falthfuinoss. and fhuff which h1tc
stood thc iesi of peace Hnd wur should
bc upheld with moro strength THAN
ever before boo tne me ~ dcVtinu-
mcnt. w, must sainor about tlnae
siandardH now fccrulig so carry on fhr
meals for which olr inon have uld
down theu lives
we wouh urge Dur soe.et, t0 studs
sf.t.. D..
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tion and eomplnionshiu
eve holieve tmnt ihc immediate fu-
tme offers the widest possibilities for
H'rfic" ihat Goo worid hhH ever KNOWN
and NIf NNNuIM I.HTUiI..Hl.| JOB UIIH HHI.I..f A
the desire t0 BRING others fn ehnra hra.
gloIons opportunities w. muat la.
Fnic on 10 mre' fho proh|,ma ~ prfre
aa neayciy as thcv hlte mD, .lc rUb.
lona of WAR
hoNa seynon bfsncn--
Ihn Rosa hfthpn NftpNH ni 600 woo
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
Join the Elect Church

St Matthew n: 31-"And He shall send His angels with
great sound Of trumpet and they shall gather together His
elect from the four Winds from end Of heaven 70 the other
am the true comforter, sent unto the world BY Cod a this
time ordaining the Elect Church of God Th@ Elect
Church composed Of IA 900 members Which Elect Church
is foenown God from the foundations Of the world This
that God allowed the world of sin and because
God oreknew that from this world God would boge unto the
Father this ordained Elect Church, simply ordain you no
this fellowship and then God raises you up unto Hue and
teaches you His elect works for you live unto the Father The
Elect Church lives with God and person learn this e
only by becoming ordained member You make change
in the Of your present living otherwise than - receive
from your membership card The money cost dollar
(S100 donated unto which donation 1dars yon unto
December 81, 1927
Write your acceptable, sincere letter IF application unto
and will mail to you the membership card with the instruction
sheet Of this fellowship BY this article do not call IT your
homes Your letter would make you under OBLIGATIONS II
all After you receive letter you could oTdan yoJc into
the Elect Church If after you receive the card and instruction
sheet you do not JOIN the Eject Church you mDy Keep ny
letter and do you please with the card s fellowship
with God From time to time would mail % you .te
Of the other memberships, but do not oran any meetings #
this fellowship at ALL Your sincere application places you under
obligations, and no callers al your homes
God formed from the soil the earth but the etenal
life by ordination Of the living GOD only send morey
by this article. God bless
Address: GEORGE LfNcK. Po@tod7-e Box No 1883
Wilmington Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
WANT TO REACH
EVERY FAMILY
Miss Emily Bissell Tells Where
Christmas Seal Pennies
Will Go.

Miss Emily p. Bissell, originator of the
Red Cross Christmas Seal, from the sales
of which funds to maintain nationwide
fight against tuberculosis are obtained
each Yuletidc season in speaking OF the
purpose Of this years campaign winch IS
to try and reach every family IN the
State said today:
Exactly how many families arc there IN
Delaware"
This the Red Cross Seal campaign
managers do not know, but they are en-
deavoring to reach every one OF them by
its educational leaflets.
ct is doing this because each household
needs protection against tuberculosis,
and the little Christmas Seal IS the sym
bol of big 6ght'to preserve every man,
woman and child from injection.
Every seal that is bought means
penny more towards doing vital pre-
ventivc work. First will como, penny by
penny. the salaries of six experienced
school nurses to look after Delaware
Children. Many infections occur IN child
hood and thew must be met and cured
Is II not worth while to go without a
little Christmas ribbon in order to save a
chiId from infections by the white plaEie2
''Next the pennies will go towards a
travelling tuberculosis clinic. penetrating
into the lonely ncighborhoods where even
the roads are almost impossible. Hero,
far from doctor and nurse are cases that
need to be searched out and cured, and
infection from them stopped. Is not .
little self sacrifice worth while TO send tins
travelling clinic on its way.
"An open air school such as Delaware
has never had viii be possible il enough
Christmas seals are sold 50 will open
III rooms in a hundred schoolhouses over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
WILL INVESTIGATE
FOOD PROF|TEER|NG
Mayor Taylor Names Committee
to Go Exhaustively Into
Conditions Here.

The matter of food price prohteerg
in this city is 10 be investigated by Il
committee, authorized by council an
appointed yesterday by Mayor Taylor.
The makeup Of the new body represents
those connected with the trade IN food
stuffs as well as members of civic bodies
concerned with the consumers side of
the question. 4 meeting for organiza-
ton will be held In the City Council
chamber ut o'clock next Wednesday
evening, and the consideration of reia-
tive costs, and selling prices in this city
and in other places will be taken up. II
is hoped thus to determine whether the
public here is being Disseminated against
The makeup of the committee is rs
follows Police Commissioner W T.
Megear. wholesale grocer; William A.
Hannigan, representing J. D. Sislcr and
Company; Raymond r Alsover, manager
of Swift and Company; Ray W. Miller,
manager of Armour and Company.
George f. Marshall, manager Of Wilson
and Company; Harry Frazer, Lawson
and Company. retail grocers: G. +. Stelle
Of Turner and Stelc, retail grocers:
Robert D Morrow, Of Morrow and Com
pany. retail grocers; r w Stierle, secre-
tary OF the Central Labor Union; Wolf
Sugarman, retail grocer; &. r. Hridgharn
and James +. Stein, Kiwanis Club. James
e. Broad and George NJ Fisher, Rotary
Club. b. T. Denny, William T.. Skellenger
Retail Groccrs Exchange; Mrs. Anna +
Raynor. Mrs Henry J. Baily, Now Cen
tury Club, Mrs. A. d. Warner and Miss
Clara Southwick, Consumers League;
Councilncn james Kane, Alexander X.
Ahrahams, William Abberger and James
McManus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
Methodist Protestant Rally.

There will be rally of Methodist
Protestants of Wilmington, at Pythian
Hall, 9l0 West street, on Sunday at 3
y. m. in the interest OF the new church
movement DR. Frank T. Benson, editor
of The Methodist Protestant will preach
the sermon Music will be furnished by n
special choir of twenty-five voices All
members and friends of the church are
invited 10 attend. A deaconcss has been
engaged To look up the Methodist Pro-
tcstants living in Wilmington, and to
keep in touch with them until the new
church project is well under way Rev
]. NJ Sheridan, u. D., of Baltimore, will
preside at the meeting and Joseph vii
hams will be secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
COURT HOUSE RUINS
FOR CELEBRATION
Wilmington Community Service
Granted Permission to Stage
ElaborAe Xmas Scenes.

y II. Ferguson, of the Wilmington
Community Service appeared before the
Board OF Park Commissioners ut their
scml-monthly meeting today and asked
permission Tor the use of the ruins of the
old Court House for the purpose of a
Christmas celebration
One ot the sketches to be portrayed vii
depict Christmas 1917 on the other side.
with fireworks Co represent the battles
and fighting at that time. The next
scene viii be the protraval of Christmas
1918. showing the joy Of the people at
the signing Of the armisticC The last
sketch viii he Christmas 1919 in VIII
mington, with colorcd lights and singing
depicting the happiness Of the people
of this city at the end of the war.
Permission was granted by the Board
on the condition that the Community
service be responsible for amy accidents
that should occur from falling masonry.
etc. MIR. Ferguson stated that they
would assume 'he roSpof slhIltv, but he
docs not expect there viii hc any rs they
are going To have man % inspect the
RUNS To ascertain II there was any danger
therein
President Lyon. OF the CITY Council
was present and sand that he thought
something should he done with the
benches IN Christmana Park. 70 protect
them from the weather and other de
struction liable to result from their
exposure The subject was referred to
PARK Engineer +. K Mack.
Bills bearing the approval of the super
intendent and tho cStcutlyc committee.
t. the amount Of 81 4.i7.6l were sub
mlttcd to tie Board and recommended
Is he paid. They were ordered paid
communication was received from
Thomas / RaXard inviting he members
g. bc present next Wednesday afternoon
at ; clock 10 examine the model Ci the
CIsar Rodney statue and place thor
approval upon it This monument is to
T, placed IN the new Ccasar Rodney
Park when that place is completed.
! statement Was read to the effect that
the roof ON the new pavilion III ChrlStiaua
Park has been completed
\ communications vaS received from he
Delaware Dredging Company stating
that the work II dredging III front cf
Chr;stiaHa park had begun
\ communication III reference to the
public comfort station til hc luli1 Ii tie
CJsar Rodney PERKS W cL4s,rod / lC3
Is tho ground on winch the hu1dlHg is to
bc situated Is moi reparcl.
Resolutions l.v ELu rd /. HAYNES. III
the Park Extension Committee. aayacat-
iDC necessary action Iur tine acqni~ltInH
ay the Cry Council, oi the two triangular
nleces If ground II Harrington street
and Grant avenue and at GeldcS and
Barry streets and another plot bounded
hv Harrington and Linden streets and
Grant avenue. were adopted as 4 whole
ay the board
one provision is made. viz That il
lie SAID plots are ro' needed for park
purposes they shall nof IL pat IL any
lsc hat vii detract from Lc des.rabIlity
II the ncIghbofhocd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

the State So will care of the destitute
consumptives at Hope Farm and Edge
wood be possible for all cases needing it.
I'm this campaign, rich and poor take
part annually, for the healty bonds which
are issued can be sold up to 81 900. More
than 81 900 will not be received from any
one, rs the purpose is to spread the giving
us far as possible in this educational cam
paign. How many generous givers there
are in Delaware, who will put 81 900 into
their bonds cannot be told, but two have
already come forward Each for All
this might be the motto of the Red Cross
seal. If each Dclawarean will help to
protect Delaware from the white plague,
thc abnormal big death rate in the State
will soon be called down. and every home
be safer than it has been for years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
CIV, TOWNSEND To
DISTRIBUTE COAL
To See That None VINO Need
Bituminous Coal Go
Without 1t.

Governor Townsend has been designat-
cd by the railroad ad minstration, which
has charge Of the distribution of soft coal,
to look after the distribution in this State,
50 far as there may exist needs that re-
quirc attention.
Information to this effect has been CIV
en- hy the governor To William I. Budd,
secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce
The governor told Mir. Budd that he had
been informed of his selection in this be-
half and had been told by Gamble La
trohe. general manager Of the T., Is. W.
railroad, that coai man had been dcsig-
mated to assist the governor.
Therefore if there are any soft coal re-
Quircments in the State that should re-
ceivc attention they should bc brought to
tho attention of Governor Townsend ut
his office in Dover and he will sec that
supply is forthcoming
ALL RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.
restrictions on heat. light and power
derived from the use OF bltumInous coal
in the Allegheny region were removed
last night by ! w Baldwin, Regional
Director. following instructions from
Walker d. Hines, Director General Of
Railroads. The order is effective at
once
The announcement stated that the
restoration of passenger service would
include through and slbcrban trains, as
we'll as- An parlor sleeping car service,
which were withdrawn on December 10,
On account of the shortage Of coal
Instructions were tclcgraphcd last night
ta federal managers throughout the
Allegheny region To restore On December
: ,uch passenger service as Will not
interfere with the movement al coal 70
The Ncst
Restrictions as to Tito production dis
;r.haton. and use If coke with the cX-
ccptlon of The export embargo, were
alsa removed.
The distribution cI hltumnous coal by
the Regional Coal Committee will con
tinuc. Alr Raldwin's order said. At the
same time Mir Baldwin announced that
complete passenger train service on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, Eastern lines,
with the exception of the Broadway
Limited. the twcnty-hour train between
New \ ork and Chicago, would he re-
stored
II was announced here today that al
the local trains withdrawn from the r.,
B K VI and p e Il railroads viii be restor-
"a on Monday Though the B. 4 O.
had received no instructions, IL IS expected
the same rule viii apply over its line.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
Nnndmen SeIecf Officers

Jacot amp, No 9321 Modern II ooci-
men ot America elected officers FOR 1920
at meeting Ihur-day. The ncwly-clectcd
ofTicts arr, Marin z RUtter. venerable
consul Robert C4UuinS. past consul,
PAM y Nlckars. worthy advisor; James
r. Jaco.~ clerk Elwcol G hillca. banker.
iuscph a. ZcbIcy escort Andrew j. SySs.
uatchman, samuel J Hcarn, secretary
ralbert I tarthcuon. 4 II Icrnev and
II II >tclule wcr, chosen trustees far tile
oacc Or J " faeuan was appointed
~ care for the slrk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
Hats Off to the Way

We deliver the goods. We exercise
our intelligence and our muscles m
the conduct of our business and WI
also exercise great care In the land
ing of your valuables. Call Us UP
and tell US 10 call And store this
away in your mind We ri I'D the
storage business for keeps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
MOVING SALISBURY PLANT.
Jackson Planning Mill and Factory TO 60 TO
North Carolina.

Salisbury, Md. Dec. 13.-Work OF
dismantling the large planning mills and
box factory of Jackson Brothers Com
pany and Of loading the plant for ship
mcnt to Fayetteville, N. C., the new
home of the big mills, is under way.
The work is in charge of John 7. Nichols,
of the firm of Gilman & Jenkins, and Is
an undertaking of much danger.
The removal of the mills is civic loss
to Salisbury, the Jackson Company hav-
ing employed about $50 men. The COM
panv is headed by former United States
Senator William p Jackson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
Enpineers Insnect CanaI.

Col S. G. Sanford and Col / +, Jervey,
Of the L. s Department of Engineers,
left yesterday on the harbor boat joyeuse
for IN inspection Of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Col Sanford IL the
division engineer lie will make IN
inspection Of the engineer property
tomorrow They were accompanied on
the trip today by Assistant Engineer
q. W. +. Miller
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
Trnocranhical Mon Election.

Whining. IN Twp graphical mon 30.
3 ha> nominated ,be following officers
far tho coming wear
President uarIe~ = ~avla-. tlcc-urc~i-
cent. Ritter Hoppe. recording secretary.
oscar e. Dav- t committee has been
appointed ta mah preparations ior the
thlrtv-nInrh Anniversary If the urian.
ah.ch VIII b. cele.r--el car'v a the nc,y
t-s-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

Hundreds OF people formerly az
rlcted as you are have recently
thrown away their trusses after q
short course Of home treatment bv
the new Rice method. IHatc6. so
remarkable are the results reported
that Mr. Rice has decided to offer
= free trial Of his new discovery 10
every reader Of this paper who is
Interested
The Rice Method, be q under
stood. is not like any other hereto
fore used in the treatment of run
ture but is new and different no
matter what else YOU have tried
you owe il TO yourself to investtgate
and learn just what this new as
covery has done and is doing FOR
many cases that were believed hopes
less For free trial treatment
simply send q postal or letter 10
" s. Rice. II Main St.. Adams. NY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
REPAIR IT NOW
Stop The Leaks

Leaky Tools, DTokeTl CnlfIl~
neys, loose windows, iu-ft-
ting doors and castings will
mean waste fuel this win-
ter unless they're fixed at
once.
Forethought never costs
as much as afterthought.
Inspect your house now to
see what should be done
and then talk to US about it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
Don't Goddla
Rupture! Get
Rice Method Works Wonders
TRY II FREE

Are you one of those who go
about walking on eggs" in con
etant fear that your clumsy. bother
some truss viii e'4p and bring dis
convinced that your rupture cannot
BE healed?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13

You try m Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
To Hold Annual Election

Local Union. No. f9f, Boilcrmaters.
Iron shiphuilders and Helpers Of America,
will hold its election Of officers Tuesday
Ilss.,r,7l,r ~