Arizona republican., 1915-12-11


 Julius Atwood, Episcopal bishop of Arizona, will deliver a sermon at St. Davids Episcopal church at Ray on Sunday evening next, the services to begin at 7:3O o'clock.
 AT THE FORD-C. H. Wright, Scottsdale: Claud c. White. Silver City, N. NJ; S. E. Faber, San Fran cisco; F. C. Campbell, Albuquerque; J. H. King; w. Griffin, Pittsburg; Charles P. Reininger. Van Vert, o.
 FORMER PASTOR TO PREACH pr. George L. Pearson, of San Francis co, a former pastor of the First Meth odist church of Phoenix will preach in that church Sunday evening. Service is at 7:SO.
 YOUNG OF sAFFoRD-R. J. Young a mining man of Safford, and family, are here for a few days. Mir. Young will make a motor trip to the north of the state with Tom SpariIcs in q few days
 WENT TO CHIcAGo-Roy Claif and wife, the latter known on the stage as Babe Barker, who have been connected with various local amuse- ment enterprises for the past month or so. left yesterday evening for Chi cago, where they have theatrical cement
 INVESTMENT RMITS-The of flee of the state corporation cOmmis- sion yesterday issued the following in vestment permits for companies which wish to dispose of blocks of their stock in this state: The Dixie Mines company of Phoenix, Joseph Cope, president, will sell stock at ten cents
 U,L,- company, of Oatman, George w. Long, president.
 ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTr-Nor- man Terra, a youth of sixteen years. was arrested yesterday by Officer Sears on a charge of assault and battery, the complaining witness hay ing been a woman whose name was not learned, and on whom it is alleged the boy made a murderous assault with a club. He is being held in the county jail pending his hearing in the juvenile court.
 PITTSBURGH HEBREW. w. Gif- fer. of Dalton & Giffen, one of the oldest and most influential real es- tate and investment houses of Pitts burg was a business visitor in Phoe- nix yesterday. He is interested in big mining deal which is being nego- tiated in the southwest at the present time. This is MT. Giffens first visit to Phoenix and he expressed great surprise at the development in the valley. Until recently MT Giffen was the president of one of the most prosperous of the smaller baSks in the Pittsburg distric-. He leaves this morning for the northern part of the state.
 MRS. YOUNG RETURNS - Mrs. Etta Clifford Young. who conducted one of the most successful demon strations of M J. B. coffee ever held in this city at the Doris grocery some weeks ago, and who has since visited various sections of the state, has re- turned and will be at the Bon Ton grocery all of next week. Mrs. Young has succeeded in bringing to the at tentiOn of hundreds of coffee users the real merits of the M. J. B." brand in q most effectual manner. The pat rons of the Bon Ton are certain next week to learn more of coffee and what constitutes the real article than they ever have before, througl the efforts of Mrs. Young.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-W H. ISOblnSOn. GeOISe r. SeJIle. LOS An geles: H. H. Settle Galveston; H. c. Arnold. Chicago; Thomas J. Gamble, Duncan: George B. Gamble, Jr, Dun can; J. E. Borough, Phoenix; G. Marx, Los Angeles: James J. Wald- ron and wife, Flagstaff; w K. Hor- ton, Los Angeles; L. GoIdfield, Chi cago; George bippincott, Moores- town N. J.; George Walker Prescott; Mrs. C. L. Ballard and daughter; Leonard Johnson, Seattle; B. s. Thayer, Fl Paso; N. C. Wagner, New York; Walter Hutchinson, Fl Paso; Herbert w. Deming, Chicago; w. $. King. Detroit; F. H. Baldwin. Den yer.
 LAYING CORNERSTONE - With appropriate ceremonies under the aus pices of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department, the cornerstone of the new Central fire station will be laid Sunday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. There will be addresses by President James M. Shott. of the Volunteers, Mayor George U. Young and others. Music will be furnished by the Pi- oneer band. A picture will be taken of the volunteers and the crowd. Tn the stone will be placed papers giving the history of the volunteer Organiza- ton and roster of the present mem bership. A copy of The Republican will be included with the papers de- posted in the stone.
 AT THE ADAMS-Spencer Pen rose and E. P. Shore and wife, Colo rado Springs: Mrs. .9lackiner and Miss Blackiner. Denver; Jack F. Da- wis, Portsmouth, Ohio: H. c. Fair banks, Schenectady. N. Y: J. C. Videmer, Douglas; H. A. Mosher. Vulture. Minn.; C. F. Van Arnsdol, Cincinnati; J. l.. Potter and family, New Jersey; A. Campbell, Los Ange- les; $. C. Miller Buckeye; IT. J. Jackson. Jerome: J. NJ. Barnes. Phoe- nix; Mrs. w. A. Wick Ray; H. J. Ramsey. Washington, D. C.; w G. Ebbs and wife, New York; George A. Carpun, Los Angeles r. J. McHugh, send, Mont. Lloyd B. Smith, Topeka C. T. Blanchard. Washington, D. C.; c. B. Kanouse. Fl Paso; R. Penny, St. Louis; Mrs. A. A. Clark, Chicago; Mrs. M. Fl. Norton, Chicago; Mrs. I F. Cox, Morristown: Miss F.. Eh- lers. Chicago; Mrs. Sophie Ehlers; C. A. Veit. Fl Paso; A. B. Cowdrey and wife, New York; T. H. Allen and wife Chicago; R. P. Davie. Colo rado Springs; Harry F. Hussack, Los Angeles; A. NJ. Tiptor, Los Angeles; A. l.. Clawson. Phoenix; M. O. Simms J. l.. Quiat, John M. Webster, Gocdon Bullock and Jack Albrecht, Clifton; F. w. McLennOn. Miami; w. Shpman Globe; II. A. Powell, Globe.