Arizona republican., 1914-11-24
ARIZONA CLUB DANCE

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 ENTERTAINER COMMITTEE The local entertainment committee for the American Mining Congress will hold an important meeting tt the board of trade Wednesday at D. m.
 TRADE BOARD MEETING-Tha directors of the board of trade will meet in special session this afternoon at ZOO The regular meeting day will be taken up with Thanksgiving celebrations.
 SKATING TONiGHT-The skating rink at the corner of second and Madison streets will be open exclu- siVely to white people tonight. The best of order is maintained and a good floor IS promised.
 NEW OTARIES-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday at ! the office of the secretary of state to Mrs. F. Morgan Johnson, of Will | ccX. and Miss A C. Jones, of Pres i colt
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undeliVered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Miss Gill, Rev Hoefer, R. F. l Bibb. John C. McGovern and F. T. La prade
 QUEEN ESTHER CANTATA-A full chorus is expected out tonight at the regular weekly rehearsal So lcists will be out and real work be-
  account of other attractions Be sure to come.
 COOKED FOOD SALE-The Lad ies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold an apron and cooked food sale at the church parlors ths afternoon, beginning at o'clock and ending at !. Tea will be served dur ing the afternoon
 REMAINS SHIPPED EAST-The remains of Oliver DeCoryl. who died in this city on Friday, were shippe to Valentine, Nebraska, his former home. yesterday after funeral ser vices had been conducted at the par lors of Merryman x Hayt
 MOOSE SMOKER-E,very Moose witnln thousand miles should be in a1tendance tonight at the Moose Home u,,ot~ the occasion of the regular
 ,hly smoker. There is to be an e5 ptionally interesting program. Wis ting Moose are cordially invited.
 AT lNGLESIDE-H H. Windsor editor of the Popular Mechanics ma gazine, with his wife and son, is guest at the Ingleside club this week. The Windsors'. whose home is in Chi cago. have been in the valley since last Friday, and may make quite an extend ed visit here.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. SHANNON- The funeral services of Mrs. F. II. Shannon, of 903 East Fillmore, will be held today. Tuesday. from the rarlors of Moore X Mcclellan, at 3:30 D. m Rev Ray C. Harker will officiate Tnterment will be made in Greenwood Cemetery.
 AGAIN THE FIREBUG The fire department was called last evening to Ninth and Jackson streets for blaze in the Arizona Eastern train shed. It had been discovered in time and it was soon eXtineuished. People in the vii tlllltN SGN tllcl e itN iiiilAhAto btAV-t the fire was discovered a man was seen running away from the vicinity of the sheds
 TURKEY DINNER-Y. w. C. A. Cafeteria will serve Thanksgiving dinner between the hours of 11:30 q. m. and 1:3O p. m. Thursday, Novem- Der 26 Women and their escorts will be served In the afternoon in- formal open house will be kept and a cordial welcome is extended to Hcung women alone in the city U share the hospitality of the home.
 REFERRED TO BRYAN-Governor Hunt yesterday received a reply from Secretary of Commerce Redfield ack- nowledging receipt of his communica- ton regarding Great Britain's declara- ton Of copper as contraband of war and stating that as the matter is one wholly within the scope of the depart ment of state he has referred the gov ernor's telegram to Secretary Bryan.
 WANTS WORK-A man and his wife are seeking employment upon a ranch. where the man may assist in light chores and his wife attend to the cooking They have a three-year baby girl and are willing to work for small wages for the sake of securing q temporary home The man while here for his health is able to do light work, and his wife is a good cook Further information may be secured by calling Bert O. Brown. telephone No 2722. FUNERAL OF PIONEER WOMAN The funeral of Georgia A. Wool man, aged A. who died at her home in this city on Thursday. was held yesterday from the parlors of Mer- ryman & Hayt, and the remains were thereafter shipped to Woodstown, New Jersey for interment The de