Arizona republican., 1914-12-27

NEW NOTARY-A notariaI con-
 mission was issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to w. J. Ellery, of Miami.
 MARRIAGE LIcENSE-A. Murcia and Katherine Louis, were issued a
 marriage license in the county
 clerks office yesterday afternoon.
 QUEEN ESTHER REHEARSAL There will be an important rehearsal Of the Queen Esther Cantata at the high school. Monday evening, at ' o'clock for the principals and chorus. LOST AUTO CRANk-Jay Alkire of the McNei Co. lost the crank from his Paige car, while delivering pres ents for the Municipal Xmas tree. Alkire is very anxious to find this part of his machine. and the finder will confer a favor by returning it to the McNeil Co
 CAR FAMlNE-For five. long, weary days there has been a famine
 Of Maxwell cars. at the garage of the O'Neill Auto and Supply Com
 pany. Tom Trent. the manager re-
 ports. that another carload of the little wonder cars" is on the road,
 and that barring strikes and high
 water it will reach Phoenix either tomorrow or Tuesday
 REVIVAL MEETINGS-The revival
 meetings are progressing nicely at the Church of God chapel, corner of Ninth avenue and Madison street. Quite an interest has been manifest ed, considering the stormy weather and a number have expressed them selves as being benefited by Evan gelist Bruffett's sermons. With the coming of better weather a general | increase in both attendance and in terest is expected. Subject for Sun day night. The Value of the Soul" HEARING CONTINUED-Hear l of the complaint of the Tucson Ship pers' association against the Southern 1 Pacific was postponed yesterday on stipulation until January 20 by the corporation commission. The hear | ing in the case of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph com pany which has been ordered . show cause why any increase in N-NioblliS IdttS SIOulu Dt illddt NitD-
 out the commissions order, has been continued until Jan. IA in order to allow representatives of the company to be present.
 PROMOTION FOR MRS. SMITH
 Mrs. M Myrtle Smith. who for some time past has been the Phoenix rep
 resentative of the Spirilla Corset
 Company. left last night for the com pany's Lincoln, Nebraska. factory She has been appointed ope of the travelling representatives and will be in attendance at the New York con- vention of the organizers of this company from the United States and
 Canada at Niagara Falls, New York.
 The convention of these people will be held from January to January | 15, in the big branch factory located at Niagara Before Mrs. Smith left she placed the Phoenix business in
 charge of Mrs Jen Kuhlwiln.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. E A. Marshall and Mrs. Walter Talbot served at the Country Club tea yes | terday afternoon that was one oi | the most delightful events of the 1 holiday week. Several rubbers of auction were played. the highest score
 being made by Mrs. Harry Jones
 Among the many present were MT and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. MT
 and Mrs. William M. Seabury. Mir and Mrs William G. Hartranft. MT and Mrs Gordon Tweed. MT and Mrs Logan Elsie, Mrs. c. F. Aims
 worth, Mrs. Benjamin Bates. Mrs | Frank Coleman, Mrs. Richard E
 Sloan. Mrs. Henry Hovey, Mrs. An cil Martin. Mrs. H. A. KautZ. Mrs
 F. T. Ceilings. Mrs. Harry Jones Miss Marion Doris. Edward Marshall
 Lindley Calhoun Morton. Hugh Mar | shall. Leving de R. Miller. Walter
 Martin. Paul Bennett, Winfield Hart
 ranft, Chester Goldberg, John La tham, and Alan Westervelti