Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

in connection with the munition Of war cases which are pending in fed eral court. VISITING ATTORNEYS-Atto Frank H. Hereford, of Tucson, and I'cank E. Curley, city attorney, or rived in the city yesterday on legal business.
 SONG SERVICE TODAY - The Maricopa Stake choir of the Church of Later Day Saints at Mesa will ap- pear at the Arizona school of Music at 7:3O this evening Tn a special song service This choir consists of hundred highly trained voices A FAMILY REUNlON-Mrs. Rah- Hey, wife of a mining engineer of Douglas, is in the city visiting her
 father E. B. Linnen, an inspector ot the treasury department, who is in
 Ihe city in connection with the Alex ander cases which have been set for trial on November 24.
 CRENSAAWS DINE THESPiAN- Captain and Mrs. |. w. Crenshaw gave a smart supper Friday evening complimentary to Frank Howson. of the William Faversham company. Covers were laid for MT Howson, MT and Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mir. and Mrs Pliny A TharaldsOn, MT. and Mrs Harry Kay and Mrs. Evans Darby.
 DUNBAR'S WEEkLY-It was an nounced that John c. Dunbar would begin the publication of Dunbar's Weekly. intended to be a state peri udiCal on November II. But some time prior to that date MT. Dunbar was stricken with illness and was obliged to postpone the publication of the first number of the weekly. MT. Dunbar is now improving in health nd is hopeful of being able soon to rut out the initial number of the Weekly.
 LATTER DAY SAINTs-Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will meet at Knights of Pythias hall, s East Washington street. Sunday
 school at 10:C0 a. m. Regular church services at 11:30 a. m. There will be a special service in the Arizona school of Music at 7:30 D. m. The song service will be conducted by the Maricopa Stake choir consisting of about one hundred voices. Joseph r.. Robinson. president of the California mission, will be the speaker. It is free to all
 COLOREO WOMEN TO PLAY 6ASEBALL-On Thanksgiving day tlI o teams composed entirely of young women will cross bats at Eastlake 1 rarI for the mpionship. Both 1 teams have been training for the game over two months and are able 1 10 put up d live game. The captains gre E. Lewis and l.. Shirley The 1 proceeds will be paid on a heavy
 debt which hs ngs over the A. NJ. F..
 church, which the young women at | tend. Anyone who enjoys real sport and a good laugh should not fail to | be on hand to witness the game of
 the colOred bloomer girls.
 RETURNED FROM TUCSON-As- 1 sistant United States Attorney J. C. Forrest returned yesterday morning 1 from Tucson where he went to take l to take up the matter of the appeal
 Of Bert Higgins. who was convicted Of mudrer last week in connection with the death of Wiley Box, an old colored man. Higgins is negro
 and so was Box. Higgins and others l as a practical joke, set the old man l on fire about his feet and he sus- tained such injuries that he died soon after The committing magis- l trate before whom the matter was brought soon after was a man with out q sense of humor and he held Higgins to the grand jury. That tody could not see~a joke either and | l. held Higgins for trial. The trial | jury, it turns out, was a rather serious minded body, and it decided | that Higgins ought to be in the peni- tentiary where his special brand of 1 humor would be appreciated A SURPRISE PARTY-Thursday Nov. 13. fifty-five years ago. was not an unlucky day for MT Carder, at least in the way of friends, but this being the first anniversary of that day citizen of Arizona, he quietly got ready to attend prayer meeting as usual. His good wife had some trouble in delaying him as she had been let into the secret that a company of surprsers were enroute When they suddenly began pouring into the spacious living room, all he could do was to wonder if he were back in Oklahoma. forgetting that one touch of nature makes the whole world kin" Alter an hour or two in socia! conversation and music all sat down to a beautifully decorat- ed table of refreshments. MT. Carder received a number of useful and sCme amusing presents He would like to have his birthday come two or three times a year in Arizona. and have a surprise every time. Those present were MT and Mrs Carder and daughter Bertha, MT. and Mrs o c. Brown, MT. and Mrs Joseph Anglemeyer. MT. and Mrs. c. A Massie, MT. and Mrs. J. M FogIe. Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ Pierson and | daughter, Clara, Dr. and Mrs. l.. M Workman, MT. and Mrs w Scott. | Mrs. s. NJ. Cheek, Mrs. J. P. Brans- ford, Mrs. J. Jordan. Ira Beck and George Anglemeyer.