Arizona republican., 1911-04-27
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 AN INCORRlGlBLE GlRL-Com- l plaint was made in juvenile court yes | terday by Susie N. Long that Mary F.. l Long, her daughter, aged fifteen. had ! got beyond her control and too world | ly wise to take mothers advice
 4 NEW GlRL-Since Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Earl UIlom l have been the proud possessors of d new girl baby and all parties are | admirably surviving this stroke of good fortune
 MRS. J. c. WAssoN HERE-The many friends of Mrs. J. C. Wasson Of Denver, formerly a resident of Phoe- nix, will be glad to learn that she is in in the city, visiting her friend Miss Nellie Battin of 504 North Sixth street It is her second visit to Phoenix since 1 she left here five years ago. She ex- poets to leave early next week
 MARRIED YEsTERDAY-Lee D. Robinson and Miss Ruth A. Ryder were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. :. J. Rogers, superintendent of
 
 g02 North Third street. The young couple will make their home in the Palo Verde district west of Phoenix. DANCE AT ALHAMBRA-The at tention of those who are yearning for good time is called to the fact that there will be another dance in the Alhambra hall on Friday night. All sfF4la.r .1Elsn n-nTr and moonlight rides whether there is any moon or not, are cordially in vited to attend.
 BARRoWS NEW TRIAl-Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe of Cochise county was in the city yesterday returning with Frank Barrow a convict who had been gra9ted a new trial by the supreme court Barrow had been convicted of constructive assault If on his second trial he should be ac- quilted the territory would still be ahead as Barrow has served eighteen months in one prison or another.
 PASSION PLAY-At the Coliseum theater tonight and tomorrow night the famous Passion Play of Oberam mergau will be pictured in moving colorful representations of the real play These pictures are said to be the finest in the country of their kind. and to add to the interest nat urally aroused by their production there will be an explanatory lecture given in connection with the pictures.
 BERRY DROPPED lN-Arthur E. ID g.ragrs q r1 long time in the laudable undertaking of educating the entire southwest toI wear Regal shoes was here yester- day on his semi-annual visit. Berry has a lot to do when he comes to Phoenix for beside stocking the town up with shoes he has to shake hands with a host of old time friends This happened to be his home for a number of years in the long ago, when he was just breaking into the shoe business through one of the local stores, now gone the way of all things earthly.
 Y. M. C. A. LUNCHEON-The Y. NJ C A board of directors have is sued invitations for a seventy-fiVe cent luncheon to be given at the building at 1915 tomorrow noon. The luncheon is in honor Of Clyde R. Joy. member of the field department of the international committee. and George D. TMcDiH. western repre- sentative of the field department of the international committee who will be in Phoenix on that day for the purpose of inspecting the building and the work here Each of the guests will speak briefly, and there will be other short talks by local members. The affair is denominated 'informai' and the hour is such that will appeal to business men.
 WOMAN'S CLUB EFIT-| Through the courtesy of Manager Reeves of the Coliseum and Majestic theaters the building fund of the Womans Club will be considerably augmented. At the Majestic on Fri day evening. and at the Coliseum on Monday evening ten per cent of the receipts from all performances will be donated by MT. Reeves to the fund The members of the club and all their friends are much interested in making these events most successful and it is considered a good thing that the roof of the Coliseum has been re- gently removed. The entertainment at each of these popular houses is excellent, and the generous offer of