Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
YOUNG woMAN's MISSIONARY

YOUNG WOMAN's MISSIONARY SOClETY-The Young Womans Mis- sionary Society of the Central church will meet in all day session today at 10:30 at the church. Lunch will be served at noon.
 A BREATHING SPELL-Worll has slackened in the office of the county treasurer with the result that a num- Der of the attaches have been iaid off. During the taXpaying season a num- Der of clerks were on duty who are now no longer needed.
 VERDICT FOR THE DEFENDANT Judgment for the defendant was rendered by Judge Stanford yesterday in the case of H. J. Threlkeld and wife i against J. D. Halstead. The plaintiffs had brought suit for sS.0O0 for maIici- ous prosecution
 GOES TO WINSLoW- State En- gineer Lamar Cobb went to Wins ! lew yesterday evening for the pur- i pose of getting first-hand informa- tion on road construction going on in Navajo county under the direction or the state. There is thrce-mile stretch on the WinslOW- -Holbrook highway being put into good shape. This is a part of the National Old trails highway and is an important l auto truck line.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-H D. 1 Campbell. Ash Fork; C. R. Freeman Florence; F. J. Reitter Pueblo: i George F. Campbell, Flagstaff; F. ! IC Schneider, Clarkdale +. Mckay, ] Gila Bend; G. F. Meyers and wife. ] Rensselaer,, Indiana: IT. F. Huds- ' dale; P. Wood, Seattle: E. F. Rusch and wife, Hastings, Mnn.; NJ A 1 Ming, Tucson; F. L. Haworth, Pres : colt.
 FATHER IS DEAD. = Mrs. Roy l A. Gray yesterday received a tele- gram announcing the death of her father, J. J. McAllister, in Dallas, l Texas. lie was S3 years old and.
 and besides his widow, leaves two i sons and three daughters He was
 at one time city engineer of Dallas and state engineer of Texas. Mrs. i Gray is ill at her home in this city and will be unable to attend the i funeral
 TONIGHT'S TREAT. If one ] wants to hear one of the musical i treats of the season he should go to 1 the organ recNal by Mrs. Culver at l the First Methodist church tonight. There is. no organ in the southwest ! to he comp-red with this one and. under the sllillful manipulation of l Mrs. Culver, the music will be a
 treat Admission will be free. but
 a silver offering vii be received for the organ fund. It is expected that
 many will contribute to this fund
 BAPTIST BROTHERHOOD
 new members were added to the Bar-
 tist Brotherhood, which met to talk over Christmas programs and tc 1 elect officers last evening. J. F. Det- weller was elected president, J. Y.
 Langston, Vice-president, and Blaine Harrel. secretary treasurer. Com mittees were named to distribute tChristmas gifts and provisions for 1 the needy and to seek out cases
 where the Brotherhood can help
 Pastor George R. Varney spoke on
 specific tasks for men, a subject that | was enthusiastically received
 AT THE ADAMS-Nella Wheeler,
 Les Angeles; $. Berk; Cleveland; A. Rubins, Boston; Mrs E. Raiman, Cas- tie Hot Springs; Mrs. c. NJ McRob- l eFts Jr.. and Miss Rettie H. Me ! Roberts. Chicago; w. C. Denson, i Mesa; H. C. Leyman. Mesa; C. x. ! Robinson, Hartford. Conn; Emma F. Layman, Willimantic, Conn; Karl
 Rooms, Los Angeles: W. G. Ernst
 Los Angeles: A. r. Warrington Washington, D. C.; F. J. Jackson
 Jerome: Y. L. Schneilbacher, Peoria H.; c. H. Canier, Elmira, N Y; ] Leo Van Rosenberg. New York; Paul
 Lehnhard, Los Angeles: D. NJ. Suter
 Fl Paso c. H. Dover, Douglas; J
 Hamilton Smith. Dallas; W B How
 ard, Sacramento; Alton F. Dicker-
 man and Miss Foster Dickerman
 Colorado Springs: J. H. Cones, Al
 buquerque: w. J. Galbraith and wife
 Mesa; Mrs. John Rose, Miss Maude
 Rose, Detroit; J. NJ. Van Klecl. Den- yer; Harry NJ Chesbro Oakland:
 H. H. Temple. Kansas City: NJ. J
 Elsing and family. Cananea.