Arizona republican., 1914-10-14
RAMONA WoMAN's cLUB-Therc

will be meeting of the Ramona Wo- mans club at the home of Mrs. Glass cock on the Comeback road this after noon at two-thirty.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union office for the follow ing: Otto Bagley, o. F. Printz, c. M Shaw and J. II. Mcehan.
 IT'S A BOY-Mr. and Mrs. Ru- dolph Karls of Six Points are re-
 .ioicing over the arrival at their home
 of bouncing eight and one-half pound boy. Mother and child are doing nicely.
 ALHAMERA MEETING-The meet ing held at Alhambra last evening in the interests of state wide prohib- ton was largely attended Speeches were made by C. J. Hall and Dr. Thomas of this city.
 ORANGEWOOD IMPROVEMENT lClUB-The Orangewood Literary and Improvement club will meet with Mrs. Margaret Anderson on Mount Pleasant avenue this after roCn at 2:30 D. m.
 MATRIMONlAL-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Alfred Irish of Maricopa county and Mrs Nellie Pyne of Blasdale, N Y: and to Clyde D. Burgess and Lille Mill dred Morrell of Maricopa county. WIDOW WANTS WORk-A widow with d 3-year-old child is seeking em- ployment at almost any kind of work She has communicated with Proba- tion Officer Bert O. Brown, who is endeaVoring to find work for her. Browns telephone number is 2722 PARENT TEACHERS MEET-The Parent Teachers associations of the city and all who are interested in the better babies contest at the state fair are asked to meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Alkire, a1S West Portland street, at 2:30 o'clock. The car leaves the corner of Second avenue and Washington at , o'clock
 TWO MORE DELEGATES - By reason of the fact that several of the delegates already appointed from this state to the American Mining
  members of the organization, Gov. ernor Hunt yesterday appointed two delegates in addition to those al ready named. They are G. M. Col vccaresses, of Humboldt, general manager of the Consolidated Arizona Shelter company, and J. M. Penn berton of Tucson.
 w. C. T. U. MEETING-The next regular meeting of the Woman's s Christian Temperance Union will be 1 held on Thursday afternoon at 227 w. Monroe st. The meeting opens I with devotional exercises beginning at 2:15 o'clock. A treat is in store for all who will attend this meeting as the program will consist of ad- | dresses by John P. St John, former governor of Kansas, and Hon. Eu- gene w. Chain, the w. c. T. U. | candidate for the '. s. Senate. Miss l Buckingham will sing
 BEAT IT" OR 90 DAYS-Frank Nichols Jimmie Brown. Pearl Smith and Bessie Doran, negroes all, were given twenty-four hours to fade away, or the alternative of ninety
 days in "clink." Vagrancy, was the
 way the charge read. The whole
 bunch hit Phoenix some weeks ago.
 For the ten days they were under | observation none of the party made
 the least effort to do anything use
 full At Tate and unusual hours of
 the night they roamed the streets of the city. and on the 7th inst. the
 powers that be decided that they were thoroughly undesirable. MRS. MARSHALL DIES = Mrs. l Louisa Marshall. wife of Alexander l Marshall. died Monday at the family 1 heart trouble after a short illness. | She was 73 years old had been mar l ried fifty-seven years, and had lived | in Phoenix over twenty years. She 1 is survived by two daughters at home, | Misses Mollie and Myrtle: q daughter, | Mrs. E. G. Austin, in Tempe. and an | other daughter living in Alameda, l Cal. One son, James. lives in Fl l Paso and will reach here this morn 1 ing. The funeral will be held under 1 the direction of Merryman Hayt 1 this afternoon at o'clock from the ! residence, Rev. Ray C. Harker of the l NJ. F.. church officiating. Burial Will l be made in Greenwood.
 | ATTENDING WRONG SCHOOLS Some little trouble has been brought
 about in some of the schools by the | children who find it more convenient
 to attend schools outside of their al | Iotted districts without special permit l from the trustees of those districts In such cases the expense is borne by the
 school district in which the childs home is situated In order to simplify matters. County School Superintendent I. A. Higgins is notifying all teachers to keep a separate record of all stu dents attending their school from out side districts without permits. This record is to include report giving the number of days attendance for each month. of all such children attending l school in districts other than their l own, and such report must be sent in to the superintendent's office at the end of the first five months and also at the close of the term.
 Do not fail to secure season tickets
 for the Association Cource before Sat
 urdav morning. as season reservations
 will be made on that date at the Asso-
 ciation building.-Adv. bn