Arizona republican., 1915-03-19
ADVANCE PUPILS SATURDAY.


 The coming Saturday afternoon reel tai at the Arizona School of Music will be by :he more advanced pupils in piano. violin and expression. These programs are open to the public. no charge is made.
 HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS-The Ladies Home Mission ary Society of the First Methodist church will meet at the residence of Mrs. Young. 9l5 E.. Van Buren street. this afternoon at 2:30. All ladies are invited to attend. The Easter offering will be taken at this time.
 WANT TO TRADE STOCK-The application of the Windy Hill oil com pany, new corporation. for permis- sion to transfer stock for placer mining land came before the corporation com mission for consideration yesterday. l.. L. Henry of Globe is the attorney for the company. The application will be granted.
 MONTHLY SUMMARY REviVED- People will hear with pleasure that the new monthly summary of condi- tions during the past month and of prospects for the immediate future has been issued by the chamber of commerce. The showing of things accomplished is excellent and the prospect is bright.
 BICYCLiST HURT-J. K. Diebold riding a bicycle at Third avenue and Washington street yesterday afternoon. attempted to pass in front of an auto mobile driven by K. Cottrell. The bi- cycle .,kidded and threw Diebold against the automobile. His head struck the pavement and he was stunned for few minutes. He was removed to q nearby store and upon regaining con seriousness was removed to his home. DISAPPEARANCE OF PICKETT Clyde Pickett, of the F.. T. Ceilings Ne- hicle company, hasn't been seen about town for two days. The police and sheriffs office are on the lookout but so far have failed to locate him. ua- ter) It was learned after diligent in quiry upon the part of The Republican last night that for two days Mir Pickett has been chasing himself all around d ten acre lot out near the Pickett home on West Madison street. since the nurse informed him that it was boy and that mother and baby were doing nicely
 Y. w. C. A.-The Y. w. C. A. takes pleasure in announcing Miss Frances Bates Patterson of Chicago as the ice on Sunday. March Fl. Miss Pat terson speaks from personal eXperi- ence of life in the Orient, giving thrilling stories of interest to all young people She is highly com mended as speaker of unusual ability, addressing and interesting the largest audiences. Her addresses are valuable in the merit and impressive ness of the thought and language fascination of romance
 MARCHESE HELD TO ANSWER $. J. Marchese, an agent for the Singer Sewing Machine. was, up before Justice of the Peace Parker yesterday charged with aggravated assault. The charges were preferred by Elsie Swope She claimed that Marchese rented her d 
 it. she was not through with it, and asked for if for d longer length of time. He refused her request and took the machine by force. In the miXuD she was struck by Marchese and injured. The judge decided that he was at fault and held him to answer to the superior court, bail being fixed at $500.
 TO HELP ENTERTAIN VISITORS. Thirty-two tourists, via Roosevelt and Globe. will be in Phoenix tomorrow, and it is desired that they should see what is worth seeing. The cham Der of commerce is asking citizens to assist in giving the visitors a good impression. It would like to show them through the residential districts and some of 5he most attractive sec tions of the surrounding country. The chamber requests six or eight cit- Zens with automobiles to meet at the Hotel Adams at 10 o'clock tomorrow. In the meantime they are asked to notify the chamber oe commerce to- day that they will be on hand