Arizona republican., 1914-12-03

DIRECTORS MEET-The board of directors of the board of trade Will i meet at luncheon at the Arizona club | at noon today.
 DEPUTY SHERIFF HOWE HERE Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe of Co., chise county, is in the city for day or two on business.
 NEW NOTARY-A notarial commis- sion was issued yesterday at the of flee of the secretary of state to H. E | Ellington of Phoenix.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph offices for the following: Ernest l.. Brown, Clyde Davis and Mrs. C. J. Trimble ASSESSOR MING HERE-A. B. Ming, assessor of Yuma county and that section of the state, was among the visitors to the city yesterday. G. F. AND p. A. VISITS PHOENIX.
 F.. w. Clapp of Tucson, general freight
 and passenger agent of the Arizona
 Eastern system, paid an official visit
 to Phoenix and the company offices here yesterday.
 WHERE IS M'ARTHUS?-A check book and pass book on the Phoenix National bank, made out to A. Me thur was left in the wash room of the city hall yesterday. The books
 may be recovered by the owner up- on application to the police depart
 ment
 MAYOR NAMES DELEGATES Mayor George r. Young yesterday an nounced the appointment as delegates from Phoenix to the seventeenth annual session of the American Mining Con- gress to be held here next week the names of Ezra w. Thayer, J. V. West ervelt s. J. Tribolet and Dr. J. w. Foss.
 PYTHlANS ATTENTION Owing to the fact that election of officers $ required under the bylaws the usual open night of Phoenix lodge No. ?, Knights of .Pythias, will not be neld on Friday evening, the business ses- sion taking the place of the affair which had been planned for that night.
 MOOSE LADIES' DAY-From o'clock until o'clock on Friday aft ernoon the Moose home will be thrown open to the ladies of the or der All the privileges of the home will be given the ladies on that oc- casion. A pleasing program has been arranged for the entertainment of the ladies, to whom a cordial invitation is extended.
 REGISTER FOR RUNS-Motorists and motorcyclists are registering for the two club runs to Castle Hot Springs. Saturday and Sunday. Ire automobilists may get information from the committee, composed of pr. Redewill, Clay Parker and Charles Me Elroy. The motorcycle committee is composed of Ernest Fogle, Ben Rud- derow and George Bruenniger'
 EXTENDED SERVICE According to previous announcement the Y. W. c. A. cafeteria began an extension of service Monday. November 3Oth, with excellent patronage. On Sun days from F to 2:3O D. m. dinner will be served to women and their "s- corts This plan will be tried in
 response to requests-not in any sense to cOmmercialize the day.
 w. H. kEULlNG DlES-W. H. Keulng, i'll for some time at the Sisters hospital, died yesterday He
 had been a resident of Phoenix for about nine years. Formerly he was engaged in the contracting business and was the constructor of several handsome residences in this city. In
 the early days he engaged in manu- featuring cigars. He is survived by relatives in Germany. The body is at the Easterling & Whitney chapel.
 Funeral arrangements have not been perfected.
 Y. w. C. A. AND DOLLS-Christ- mas would not be Christmas without
 dolls Girls know that and so tn,
 girls of the Y. w. c. A. Thimble club offer dressed dolls for the munich pal Christmas tree There will be many people who will donate dolls.
 but cannot dress them Send or bring them to the Y. w. C. A.. 306 North Second street. before Friday night. December 4. and they will be prop erly and prettily dressed to bring joy to the heart of some small girl on Christmas day.