Arizona republican., 1913-12-14

morning to join the mOtorcade at Castle Hot Springs. He will be back tomorrow in time to unload a car of
 Fords.
 HAD MUFFLER OPEN-J. R. Wright was arrested yesterday by Mo torcycIe Policeman Williams charged
 with driving an automobile on Wash ington street between Tenth and Twelfth avenue with the muffler open. The usual fine was assessed. HAVE SUIT CASE-The police have d suit case picked up on one of the avenues in which there is large quantity of WOman's clothes and d few belongings to man. The property may be secured by the owners calling at the police station and proving prop ertN.
 MARSHALL AND HILL LEAVE- Brig. Gen. William Marshall, consulting engineer to the secretary of the in terior left last night with Supervising Engineer Louis C. Hill for Fl Paso The two had concluded a long tour of the project. including a trip to the Roosevelt dam.
 A NEW SON-Adolph Herzberg of Herzberg Bros dry goods merchants l was around handing out cigars yester- daN on account of the arrival at his house of a new. son. The boy looks like i his father. Mother and child are doing well A SOCIOLOGICAL MEET-"The Working Class in Politics" is the sub ! iect of an address to be given at the ] city hall plaza this afternoon at l o'clock by Ida Crouch HazIett, well ] known socialist lecturer All are in ,t-;1 oIG speak in the evening at the Labor 1 Temple at s o'clock. Everybody is welcome
 1 NEW WEATHER REPORTS-Sec- i tion Director Erlsgs received a con signment of new weather reports. l These reports are also old. being for | the year 1912. They are in new form. however. Printed in Kansas City. the new forms have taken since April to be done and only now are they avail able at the Phoenix office.
 l POSTAL HOURS CHANGE-Be- ginning tomorrow morning, the money order window of the Phoenix post of | flee will be open between the hours of 1 30 and 6:OO The general delivery. stamps. registry, parcel post and box windows will be kept open from 500 1 to zoo. This will obtain between the l fifteenth and twenty fourth. By the way, the twenty fourth is Christmas eve And that's why the hours are 1 heightened.
 : WOMAN'S AUXILIARY-The De i cember meeting of the woman's auXil- i iary of Trinity Pro Cathedral will be ! held tomorrow afternono at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs w. A. Parish. S20 1 North First avenue. The situation 1 which is being studied this year is the | Emergency in China" The friendly visitors of the same church will meet in ] the Parish House at 2:30 o'clock Mon 1 day afternoon.
 l BRANCH p. O-Postmaster McClin- ! tOck has made recommendation to the 1 department for the establishment of a 1 branch post office at the Vaughn Bros store at the end of the Indian school car line Reside the thousand or more
 mail getters at the school. there are 1 that many more scattered around in l suburban homes within easy walking ! distance of this store and there could be no better place for the branch than at this point
 ! BEETHOVEN'S ENTERTAINED 1 The first social event given by the i Beethoven club this season. was a party 1 held Saturday evening al the home of Nr and Mrs. A. W. Galpin. on Vr- ginia avenue. Miss Nellie Trott was the guest of honor. Those present 1 were MT and Mrs. A. w. Galpin. Mrs i Louise Mognett Miss Nellie Trott. Miss Rose Benenato. Miss Josephine Coyle Miss Cora Benenato, Miss Ottis Banks Miss Virginia Chesney. Earl Galpin, tDonaId Alexander. Ward Young Parker Woodman. Reginald Stroud and Ed. Bertram.
 DEATH OF E. J. CARMODY-E J. i Carmody died at half past nine o'clock
 on Friday night after a long illness. Mir Carmody. then connected with the postal service eight years ago. came to Phoenix from Detroit, Michigan. For
 some years he was connected with the
 Valley Bank. Mir. Carmody entered the
 postal service a Detroit on lake mail 1 boat He was also a member of the
 first lifesaving crew organized there and made d splendid record A few
 years ago he manfred Miss Nellie Me
 Fall. daughter of MT. and Mrs. B r.
 McFan
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-There was
 unusual activity at the Country club
 yesterday. Tennis occupied the morn
 ing hours while the weekly tea was the
 feature of the afternoon. As has been ] the custom since the organization of
 the tango classes the evening dance
 was preceded by innumerable small
 dinners. The tea was presided over by
 Mrs. Evans-D Darby and Mrs. Howard
 Reed, those in attendance being MT
 and Mrs Louis H. Chalmers, MT. and
 Mrs. Gordon Tweed MT. and Mrs. Roy
 $. Goodrich, Mrs Richard F.. Sloan
 Mrs Charles McArthur. Mrs Frank
 Hilderbran, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard
 Mrs Walter Talbot. Mrs Homer King
 Mrs Ancil Martin, Mrs F.. T. Ceilings
 Mrs Fen Hildreth, Mrs. J. w. Cren-
 shaw, Mrs Joseph Lobt, Mrs. George
 Lilley, Mrs. J. H. WoOlf. Mrs. Paul Otis , Brewster Mrs H. c. Harbeson, Miss
 Eleanor Sloan, Miss Harrett Hurley