Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
STORES TO cLosE-Most of the

ADMITTED TO THE BAR-Ro-
 bert A. Jarrott, of Phoenix. was yes-
 terday admitted to practice before
 the supreme court on certificate from the supreme court of California.
 WILL MAKE PHOENIX HOME w. A. Hersey has arrived in Phoa-
 nix to make his home. He is repre-
 senting the Boyle Dayton Co., gaso- 1 line and oil storage system and will
 have his office at 136 West Adams.
 FIND BICYCLE LAMP-The police ed up in the road recently and
 brought to the station. The owner
 may recover his property by ident- flying same at the police station.
 ALL BETWEEN TWELVE AND TWENTY-All girls between the ages of twelve and 20 are cordially invited to a girls meeting at the Y.
 w. c. A. this afternoon at D. m.
 Miss Alice Moore. of the Pacific
 coast field committee will conduct
 the program. Good music will adI
 to the interest of the afternoon.
 ORANGEWOOD IMPROVEMENT
 CLUB-On Wednesday the Orange
 wood Literary and Improvement club
 enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at the
 home of Mrs Baumgardner on Camel
 back road. Arizona History" the sub
 jeet of the day, was under the leader
 ship of Miss A. L. Christian. An ex-
 cellent selection was rendered on the
 piano by the hostess after which the regular business meeting was held and three new members were voted into tine club.
 NO DAMAGE?-From the after noon paper: "The fire department was called this afternoon to a small blaze at No. 14 North Second ave burning of the hands of a woman, ard the scorching of the room in which she was engaged in cleaning q silk waist with gasoline. is no damage in the minds of those who guess at things or use the telephone to secure news of a fire two blocks distant. Y. W. C. A. OPEN HOUSE. Thanksgiving day will be open house hA liit W. '. A Oil lilit usiN d l cordial invitation is extended to women alone in the city or without | a family circle for that day, to join l the Y, w. c. A. family in an in- formal afternoon. Cordiality and good cheer will greet all who come | either for part or all of the after room. It is hoped the invitation will | be received in the spirit given and | that large number of otherwise lonely people will spend pleasan; afternoon on Thanksgiving day
 LEAVE FOR cOAST-Mrs. J. P. Doyle of Fl Gro. Mexico, and her two children, who have been guests l for several months of Mrs. A. J. Moore of BIO East Moreland street. 1 left yesterday for California to spend 1 the winter. Mrs. Doyle has been the | guest of her sister. Mrs. Moore. since Americans were warned out of Mex !, ico by the president Her husband, l who is still in Fl Orc. advised her against returning until permanent | government is established Mrs. | Doyle was accompanied by her moth | CT. Mrs. B. F. Mccullough, who | makes her home with Mrs Moore. | Mrs. Mccullough will also remain | the winter in California. |
 DR. WlNSHlP TO LEcTURE-Dr. | A. E. Winship. one of the best | known educators in the United States l and editor of the Educational Journal | of Boston. will lecture in the audi | torium of the Monroe school on Mon day evening at eight o'clock. He | will select a subject of more than | ordinary interest. As public | speaker, Dr. Winship has few equals 1 He is well known locally having at 1 tended several annual Arizona Teach CTS Institutes and has acted as a | judge of the educational exhibits at 1 the state fair. A treat is in store for l all who hear him. The proceeds of | the lecture will be devoted to the l purchase of material for the Monroe | school playgrounds.
 WHOSE RING?-In the recent | cleanup by the police of the house. breaking gang. in which a wagon load of booty was recovered, there | was solid gold wedding ring bear ing inside this inscription: IL, T. F. to K. E. B., February 6. 1870" So far no person has appeared to claim this ring which is probably highly prized by the owner. Yesterday a watch identified as the property of Frank Ross, together with number of valuable rings were recovered from Alberto Wilson, the negress in the case. and a prisoner in the coun- ty jail for several days. The woman had the valuables concealed in her stocking. To date nearly twenty rob- berries have been placed at the doors of the quartet under arrest.
 WILL SERVE THANKSGIVING DINNER-Thanksgiv dinner will be served at the Y. w. c. A. cafe teria between the hours of 11:3O q. m. and 1:30 D. m. On that day the cafeteria will be open to women and their escorts. Heretofore the patron age has been limited to women only and this policy will be continued ex- cent on special occasions. The Y. w. C. A has an excellent reputation for good food and Thanksgiving VII. prove no exception. Beginning Nov. 30 the cafeteria will serve both noon- day lunch and evening dinner This will be welcome news to many who ox.ta poin