Arizona republican., 1915-01-18
CORRECTION OF AN ERROR

GOhhGS ION UT AIN GhhOft-- It was stated in the Republican yesterday morning that C. D. Barnett the clothier formerly located in the jones building would resume busi ness in his old quarters. Mir Jones stated last night that he was un- aware of any such arrangement as Mr. Barnett had no lease with him.
 AD MEN ATTENTlON-If you in- tend to be on hand for the meeting and dinner of the Phoenix Ad club to- day please call up George N. MacBean, telephone eco, at once, and say so. Program and dinner are guaranteed and money backed" by the club. The meeting is at the American Kitchen, time, 12:10.
 IMPORTANT MEETING ad- jCurned session of the annual busi- hess meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association will be called at 1880 p. m. sharp on Monday even ing, Jan. IS. at S06 N 2nd street. Admission by membership card. A social evening will follow the busi- ness period.
 LECTURE AT HIGH SCHOOL Prof A. E. Douglass, of the Univers- ity of Arizona, will deliver a lecture tonight at the high school, under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. The sub ject of the lecture will be Sun Spots. and their relation to the weather. This is a highly interesting subject and the lecture, is said to be one well
 
 at S:15.
 LEGISLATIVE BLUE BOOK - Members of the Second Arizona State Legislature will be given prom thence in the Legislative Blue Book which is being prepared by Jo Con- nors of Who's Who fame. The same data which is used in the le aislative book will be used n the 1915 De Luxe edition of Who's Who which will be issued within the next few weeks, the larger part of the work having been printed.
 WANT SOLONS PICTURES - While a large number of people connected with the state government have taken advantage of the offer to have their picture taken for group which is to be used by The New York Law Maker, a magazine dealing with laws and law makers there are a number who have not, and Mir. Heath would like to have them call at once. Single pictures will be taken, grouped. and a photo made of the group. The sittings are free to the members of the of ficial family.
 A GROWING FlRM-Chess & Sack the wholesale commission merchants at the corner of Second Avenue and Jefferson Street are branching out. Though they have been here several months they have confined their att tention to the handling of fruit, but now they have extended their busi- ness to the handling of vegetables and received a car from California yesterday morning. They have also just received two cars of apples from the famous apple region of Wenatchee, Wash, including the vari- ties of extra fancy treys, winesaps, rermains, spilzbergen and other vari- ties.
 DEATH OF MRS. SHERIDAN- At 30 a. m. Sunday, Mrs. Phil H. Sheridan, nee Maggie Gonzalez, died after having given birth to girl baby three days before. MT Sheri- dan, Southern Pacific employee at Los Angeles, was summoned but unfortunately arrived but an hour before his wife expired while de- lirious. Mrs. Sheridan leaves two little children, her father and mo- ther, a brother and four sisters, Mrs. Jerez, Mrs. Friy and Misses Emilia and Virginia Gonzalez, to mourn her departure. The funeral will start from the family residence, 215 N 9th street to St. Mary's Cathed- ral at ? p. m. today. Mrs. Sheri- dan was a lovely young woman, possessing an amiable and cheerful disposition that made her many friends. MT. Sheridan has had a sad experience; losing his mother