Arizona republican., 1914-12-17
S FROM PRESCOTT

DEPUTIES FROM PRESCOTT
 HERE-Two deputy sheriffs from Prescott. were in the city yesterday
 with several prisoners for the peni-
 tentiary at Florence.
 BACK FROM COAST-Miss Eel
 mae Lannom, formerly of this city Eut now living in Oakland, Cali fornia. arrived in Phoenix Tuesday to spend the Christmas holidays with her mother. Mrs. II. D. Lannom of 617 North Central avenne.
 1 NEW OWNER-The Glenwood
 rooming house at 245 F.. Monroe has l been taken over by Mrs. Rochester, 1 who formerly resided at 519 w. Jef- 1 ferson Mrs Rochester will refurnish
 the house with new furniture in up- 1 o-date style.
 l OUT ON PAROLE-Paroles were
 granted at the last meeting of the i of Buckeye, William Watts of Mesa and Willie Savedra of Phoenix. in mates of the industrial school. RETURNS FROM GLOBE AND TUCSON-Rick McFall, stenographer 1 in the office of United States Mar shal Dillon returned yesterday from trip to Globe and Tucson He at tended the United States court which has been in session in those cities. FRIDAY vENING-F'riday even ing at S:00 o'clock lecture on Truth In Advertising will be pre- scented at the Lion Theatre by the Phoenix Ad-Club. Get Your tickets from any ad dman The lecture which is well illustrated, will be read by Harry M Blair.
 CONSULTING OcULlST-Dr F. F. Harhrdge of this city has been ap- pointed consulting oculist at the state asylum by the board of control. A number of other specialists will be appointed to act in an advisory ca pacity to the staff physicians at the institution.
 SIDE TRACK FOR ASYLUM-In order to facilitate the transportation of oil and other supplies to the state asylum, q spur track will be installed on the Arizona Eastern at point op- posite the state institution. Later on "a pipe line and pumping plant will probably be installed.
 ADVANCED PUPILS CONCERT One of the most interesting programs of the season will be presented at the Arizona School of Music Saturday af- ternoon at 8: 30 o'clock when the pu- pills of Claude Gotthelf, William Con rad Mills and Mary Edna Styles will be heard in recital. This is the sec ond program of the school this year and it is the first of the advanced pupils. The public is cordially invit- ed No charge will be made.
 PERFORMS CEREMONY FOR OLD FRIEND-Justice of the Peace J. P Parker is always willing to unite young people in marriage, and yesterday, when he was asked to marry A. w. Peay of Pike County. Mo. and Eva Jackson of this city, he was more than willing The judge lived in Pike county for 2 years. and among the many friends he has in that section. he numbers the parents and many relatives of the eromm
 SPECIAL ExHiBIT-So many beautiful articles have been entered in the woman's exchange department at the Y. w. C. A that it has been decided to have an exhibit on Mon day afternoon. Dec Fl from to 5:30 D. m The women of Phoenix are invited to call and inspect the numerous hand made articles and in cidentally learn more of the exchange and it's methods. It is hoped that large number of women will take ad- vantage of this opportunity.
 SPECIAL PROGRAMMES. Frank lin McCluskey will give a program of Christmas readings at the Y. w. C. A.. 3O6 North Second street, on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 Mrs. Me- Clusky has been heard number of times by Phoenix audiences. always with delight Sunday afternoon will prove no exception She is reader of delightful personality and rare at tainments. Mrs. McClusky was for merly teacher of expression in the Cummock School of Expression in Los Angeles.
 PREMIER OF MIR. WRiGHT-The second of the Arizona School of Mu- lsic orchestra concerts will take place Sunday afternoon, December 20, at 3:30 o'clock Hamilton Wright. bari tone will be the soloist MT. Wright l is the possessor of a baritone voice of fine range and quality This will be his first appearance in concert in this city. The public is cordially in vited to attend this program. No ] admission fee will be charged but a silver offering may be left at the door l at the close of the concert.
 RAILROAD PROMoTION-In line
 with it's well known policy of ad-
 vancing the men of it's own training,
 the Arizona Eastern Railroad Co. has
 named Carlos Wright of this city to
 succeed Dant Bennett as their agent
 at the Pinal county seat. MT Ben nett, whose resignation is made to | take effect about the goth, is leaving ! the, service in order to assume his new duties as clerk of the county
 court at Florence to which office he was elected during the recent cleo 1 tion. MT. Wright came here from Pasadena four years ago and since that time has been in the continuous
 service of the company at its var 1 ioGs stations on the line con-