Arizona republican., 1915-01-03
BoLIN RETURNS-G. H. Boil

BOLlN RETURNS-G. H. Bolin. state mine inspector. returned yes terday morning after spending the holiday at his old home in Missouri.
 DEPARTMENT MEETING - The civics education department of the Woman's club, Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, chairman. will meet at tWo-fifteen o'clock in the department room. The discussion will he on Social Centers and Rest Rooms.
 ON INSPECTION TRlP-Capta,n Cromwell Stacy, inspection instruc- tor. A. N. G.. and Sergeant Instruo- tor Landreth. left last evening for Douglas Captain Stacey will return next week. stopping at Tucson on the way. Sergeant Landreth will re- main in charge of instruction work at the border city for the next three weeks.
 IN SUPREME COURT-L H. Manning vs. Andreas Rebeil, an ap- peal from the superior court of Pima yesterday. The action was one to secure the payment of $1,000, in con-
 nection with an agreement relative
 to the sale of property for the fed
 eral building at Tucson. Manning
 was granted judgment to the amount claimed in the lower court
 TOM THUMB AGAIN-As has been announced, the Tom Thumb Wedding" is to be presented again next Tuesday evening. This time the
 proceeds will go to the Associated
 Charities Tickets are now on safe at the owl Drug company and at
 Elvey Huletts. The charming lit
 tie play has been changed and im-
 proved in many ways, with quite q
 bit of interesting new matter added
 VESPER SERVICE Y. w. C. A.
 Y. w. c. A. vesper service will be
 held as usual at 4:00 o'clock at the , Y W. (. A. 306 North Second Street. The afternoon promises to be of more than usual interest. with Miss
 Alice Hunting. of Dakota, in charge of the devotional service. Mrs. H.. Z Barlow as soloist and Mrs. E. r. Wiatt at the piano. A cordial in vitation is extended.
 TO ATTEND LUMBER HEARING w. Paul Geary, chairman of the cor poration commission, and William F.. Dermont. of Williams. president of the Saginaw Manistee Lumber com pany. left last evening to attend the hearing of the lumber rate case in Los Angeles. Corporation Commis- sioners Jones and Cole. Accountant William Sangster and former Rate Expert Edgar w Brown are already in the coast city in preparation for the case. The hearing is set for tomorrow.
 GOOD RESUlTS-The change from from the credit system to d cash
 basis at the Doris grocery went in to effect yesterday morning and the
 stores big force was busy indeed issuing coupon books and attending
 to the various new details made
 necessary by the change J. w. had apparently met with the univer- sal approval of their hundreds of patrons. for he had yet to hear of
 any compla int. while many had con graduated him upon the change. He further said that the business done yesterday had far exceeded his ex- pectations.
 Y. w. C. A. OPEN HOUSE-Open house has been observed all through the Christmas season at the Y. w.
 C. A. No big affairs have been given but various groups have found I the hospitable headquarters a de- | cidedly pleasant place to spend de- l iightful hours. On Christmas even- | ing an imprOmptu spread with pos sum and sweet potatoes" southern style, was enjoyed by one group | The Saturday following the girls of
 the boarding home received theil | friends. New Years day callers came and went all day Saturday | afternoon was devoted to the junior department. An enjoyable party was arranged for them under direction of Miss Bernice Egleston in the big gymnasium at 530 West Washington street Last night was home night and another delightful social affair was planned and carried out under direction of the girls at headquar- ters. Only one free night is open | in the weekly calendar at the Y