Arizona republican., 1914-04-21

| residence of Dr. John A. Lentz on | North Third street has been pur- chased by Mrs. Olive Grimshaw for a home
 REBEkAHS TAKE NOTICE "A | special meeting has been called for <, this evening at o'clock for the pur- pose of exemplifying the degrees. Sarah J. Ford, Noble Grand
 MAYOR YOUNG RETURNS - Mayor George U. Young returned late yesterday afternoon from Ray where he went on Sunday to deliver the memorial address for the Ray lodge, Loyal Order of Moose.
 ORANGEWOOD SOCIAL SEW - The Orangewood Social and Improve ment Club will meet tomorrow after noon at the residence of Mrs. K. D. ! Hallworth on North Central avenue at 2:30. The ladies are requested to bring their sewing with them and spent the afternoon in that way.
 WILL ADDRESS INDlANS-"Ra tlesnake Jim" tonight will give an in vitation to the Indian School students to attend the Knights of Powhatan, International Council and Carnival at Caughniwanga, Quebec, Canada. He will address the Indians at the h. dian School at 6:30 p. m.
 EXAMINER CLANCY-Joseph L. Clancy of Washington. D. C., is the first of the officers in the southern ir- rigation district to arrive in Phoenix, where headquarters will be established after May 1. MT. Clancy succeeds w. i s. Witbeck as legal officer for the dis | trict
 i OFF TO TUCSON AGAIN-C. O. 1 Case, state superintendent of public 1 instruction, accompanied by Dean William Scarlett of Trinity Pro-Ca- | thedral, left last night for Tucson to attend a hurried session of the board 1 of regents of the state university which has been called to meet this morning
 DIR. MUERMAN TALKS-Dr J. c. l Muerman, rural school expert of the federal department of education will address citizens of the Cartwright district this evening in the Cart wright school house. All those inter ested in school affairs of the sur rounding district are invited to at tend.
 MUSIC RECITAL Mrs Shirley ! Chrsty of the Arizona School of Mu- sic presents in recital this evening at S:30 the advanced pupils of the Pi ano. Vocal and Expression depart ments The public is cordially in- vited to attend these programs. No admission fee is charged.
 NOT A TOUCH GAME-In account Of the Indian Normal game the other day there was the statement in this
 paper that it was "typically tough Information concerning the game had been telephoned by Rev. Charles Dains who says he conveyed nothing of that sort. The game was well conducted and was not marked by any improprieties.
 DOUGLAS SCHOOL PARENT ITEACHERS-At a recent meeting of of the Parent Teachers association,
 Mrs. Allen Smith was elected presi- dent; Mrs. Holwell. vice; and Mrs. 1 Cowan secretary.
 The mothers have called a special meeting for Thursday p. m. at the school house for the purpose of ar ranging for a closing banquet Every mother and father and friend is urged
 to be at this call meeting. Mrs. Smith will serve refreshments. 1 DOLLAR DAY AT WOMAN'S !CLUB-This is to be Dollar Day at the Womans Club when the members
 will bring their hard earned dollars
 and tell how they earned them. l There will also be several numbers by the Club Chorus. Those who wish to join the class for the study of Modern Drama to be conducted next fall by Mrs. McCluskey are requested
 to meet in the Department room at ? o'clock
 MERRY -ROUND-There was a nearly complete change of stenogra- phers at the Water Users building yes |terday C. w. Mitchell, secretary to the project manager left that depart ment to become a bookkeeper Miss
 Fay Young, secretary to Irrigation En- gineer McDermith succeeded MT. Mitchell. A. E. Stelzer, formerly of the water department moved over to occu- py the vacancy in the McDermith office
 l HORSE LOSES JO-One bay colt, la very necessary adjunct to Who's 1 Who" has lost Jo Coners. During
 the past year the Republican has many times found articles which Jo
 has lost, but some doubt is expressed
 by that worthy as to the ability of
 the Republican to find the missing
 animal and reunite it with Jo. The
 colt was tethered in the yard on
 Seventh avenue but broke the fasten- ing and wandered away. He, that is
 the colt. has one crop ear, weighs isabout $50 pounds. and an unusually
 long tail. Corners will be very glad
 10 pay a reward for the return of the
 animal. to I'll West Lincoln. His
 telephone is S143
 FROM THE EAST-Mr. and Mrs
 Hermon B. Gates of Edgewater, N. J.
 and New York City. guests of MT and Mrs. Frederick Price Comfort ot
 this city. arrived Saturday for an ex- tended visit to the Salt River Valley : and Arizona Later they will go tC California. accompanied by MT and Mrs. Comfort. before returning East MT. Gates has been for thirty-fiv years the constructing engineer fol
 the Valvoline Oil company. one of the largest oil refining companies in Am