Arizona republican., 1914-12-18
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs

 i UNDEllVERED TELEGRAMS - l There is telegram at the Western 1 Union, waiting for its addressee, James
 T. Yavitz.
 | NOTARlAL APPOlNTMENT-An mo-
 tarial commission was issued yesterday
 at the office of the secretary of state
 to E. T. Stewart of Globe.
 CUBS MEETING-The Cubs Ath- l letic club will hold an important meet 1 ing at the headquarters on North First steet this afternoon at four thirty. COOKED FOOD SALE-There will 1 be cooked food sale at the Bon Ton grocery on Saturday morning for the 1 benefit of the Phoenix Deaconess Hos
 pital.
 HELD BY RAlN-Assessor George T. Truman of Pinal county, who mot | ored over from Florence with his fam fly day before yesterday was unable to return on account of the rain. MARRIAGE LICENSE Thomas Allen and Rhoda Pittman, both of Imperial County. California, were is sued q license to wed at the county clerks office yesterday afternoon.
 MAY AUCTION HORSE-Chief of Police Brisbois has threatened to sell at auction a bay horse now in the city corral that has been there for five days The horse was picked up wandering around the streets.
 ADVANCED PUPILS CONCERT The advanced pupils program to be given at the Arizona School of Music Saturday afternoon at 3: 30 will be open
 to thespublic, no charge will be made, everyone is cordially invited.
 FROM FLORENCE Martin M Jacobson and family of Florence, are visiting in Phoenix. MT. Jacobson is the city marshal of Florence. He leaves shortly for Stafford to take over the mercantile interests of his father COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT RE- TURNS-County Superintendent J. A. Higgins, returned yesterday from visit of inspection to Alhambra, he condition, the work of instruction going along nicely,
 GLOBE MoToRlSTS-Mrs. w G. Shanley and party of Globe, motored to Phoenix yesterday for short visit. Mrs. Shanley is an advocate of the sport She entered the Marmon racer with which Tom Brewer won third place in the Fl Paso- Phoenix race last
 month.
 FOR FIVE CENT FARE-Hearing of the petition of residents of Longview Co. reduction of the car fare to five cents was had before the corporation yester- day Attorney Charles B. Ward ap- peared for the residents of the tact and l.. H. Chalmers and s. H. Mitchell for
 the Phoenix Railway company. ORCHESTRA REClTAL-The Ari- zona School of Music orchestra assisted by local musicians will present their second silver offering program Sunday afternoon, December 20 at 3:30 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all no admission fee is asked but if you 1 wish you may leave an offering at the | door at the close of the concert. FUNERAL OF MRS. HILL-The funeral of Mrs Albert Hill. who died at | her residence 2O21 West Van Buren street on Wednesday. will be held this afternoon at 2:30 from the undertak l ing parlors of Moore and Mcclellan, Rev. Dr. Ray c. Harker of the First l M. E. church officiating. Interment will occur in Greenwood cemetery. BARBECUE AT PEORIA-The Pe-
 3ria domestic water users association will give a barbecue at Peoria Dec. 1 19 The association had just com pleted a new pipe line three fourths 1 of a mile long, and as a result have found themselves short of funds to 1 the extent of about $40 or $50 A
 J. Straw. than whom no better chef | is known in this section, has con scented to be present and look after ] the roasting of the steer. w. A. I Hood will act as master of cere- monies. and has promised to have several side attractions to interest 1 the general public.
 1 TWO COMEDIES AT LION TO- l DAY-To meet the approval of the Phoenix people, you must make them laugh says Walter Leecraft of the
 Lion Theatre, so he has two come l tiNo Oii tHt pioSidii iobos. iiNh' | Mabel" is the title of the Keystone | offering and features Mabel Normand l in full reel of nonsense. The other laugh maker is from the American studios and is called "Billy's Rival which contains lots of good whole 1 some humor For Her Father s Sins tworeel drama by the Ma jestic players is an interesting pho toplay which will hold close attention. Tonight at 500 o'clock the Phoenix Ad. Club will give lecture on
 Truth In Advertising illustrated
 by a number of slides at the Lion. in addition to the regular program as stated above. The Ad. Club lect- ure should be heard by everyone in
 terested in seeing fraudulent adver-
 tisng eliminated from the newspa
 pers and the time is not far off
 when you can safely believe every advertisement you see in print
 through the efforts of Ad. Clubs | which are in every city of any size