Arizona republican., 1915-02-09

I EVENING DRAMA CLASS-The 1 evening drama class will meet tonight
 at the home of Mrs. Lyman Bennett, l 500 North First avenue. A very de- | lghtful program has been arraigned. | oRANGEWooD cLUB-The Or angeweod club will meet at the home of
 Mrs c. c. Joy, on North Seventh ave-
 nue, Wednesday afternoon, February 10 at 23O o'clock.
 MISSIONARY MEETING-The la dies of the Christian Women's Mission ary society and their friends will be entertained at the home of Mrs. J. H. | EaWden, 620 North First street this af- ternoon. All members are urged to at tend.
 SPEEDERS IN COURT-E Eight speeders were either in court yesterday or forfeited bail. This was the result
 of a roundup over Sunday. One man
 was dismissed from a charge of allow ing oil to drip from his machine
 STATE MEETING D. A. R.-Mrs Harry L. Chandler, state regent of the D. A. R., has called a meeting of I lS, at 9:3O at the residence of Mrs Wal ter Talbot WINNERS MEET-The women's de- partment of the Winners Bible class,
 of the First M E. church, will meet this afternoon at 2:30, with Mrs. Adams, COP North Second street. All members are urged to be present. PYTHfAN SISTERS BALL-The annual St. Valentine ball of Purify Temple, No g, will be held this evening at Patrick hall. The hall has been prettily decorated and dainty refresh ments will be prepared. There will be good music and a capacity attendance is anticipated. It is believed the ball l will be the social success of the sea son. Grand march promptly at 9l o'clock.
 BENNETT FUNERAL-The fuller al of Rev. Frederick T. Bennett wifi be held this afternoon at o'clock from the Trinity Pro Cathedral, Rt. Rev Ju- lius W. Atwood, bishop of Arizona Of ficiating. He was a member of Phoe nix COmmandery, No. 3, Knights Temp lar and all local Sir Knights and sO- journing Sir Knights are urged to meet
 at the asylum at 1:15 this afternoon to jattend the funeral in a body
 1 SIDEWALK SWEEPER ARREST ED-W. A. Newman, arrested by Po- liceman Grove for sweeping a sidewalk on East Adams street, after the hour
 prohibiting such practice in the busi- ness district, was found guilty in police court yesterday. He was assessed q fine of five dollars, but his attorney, James P. Lavin, filed notice of an ap-
 peal and will place a bond with the
 city court covering the amount of the
 fine pending the appeal
 l COMMISSION MEETING meet
 ing of the city commission will be held
 this afternoon at o'clock at which ; time rules of procedure for the ap- preaching hearing of the charges filed against City Manager w. A. Parish will } be formulated. It is necessary to take ! some such action as there are no de- } fined Jules for such a hearing and it is , desired that the hearing shall be con- ducted with fairness to both sides It has developed that the hearing is set
 for Friday, February 12, which is Lin- coln's birthday and a legal holiday. It : is likely it will be found necessary to move the opening session of the hear ' ing forward a day or so.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS LS-Chas. Grimes Pasadena; S. S. Jones, Oatman; Mrs C. F. Lloyd, Lorain, O.; Mrs j. F.
 Phelps Lorain, O.; J. B. Hicks, West
 field, N. J.; J. J. Gillen, Pierce, Ariz: Wm Connolly, Los Angeles; Mr and
 Mrs. J. Murphy, Superior; j. NJ Mur- : phy, Superior; Jos. P. Hodgson, Bis
 bee: Geo. Kingson, Douglas: Julius 1 Gerock, Jr., St. Louis; H. J. Karns, | Nogales; J. Berk, Nogales; M. B. Cot rell and wife. Chicago; Mrs Geo C.
 Mckay. Chicago; Mrs. F. H. Sher- wood Chicago; Gleason Taylor, Tue son; l.. S. Gates. Ray; R. F. Gray,
 Los Angeles; Mrs. Frank M. Murphy.
 Prescott; w. H. Anderson, Jerome Douglas, Los Angeles; Wm. F.
 Brooks, Globe.
 HENRY RODENBECK DlES-Hen- ry Rodenbeck, aged 50 years, for over twenty years a resident of Phoenix, died on Sunday in Chicago following a stroke of paralysis according to tele- gram received yesterday by James H. . Kinney Mr Rodenbeck was born in Germany. but came to this country 1 when still q young man. Upon coming to Phoenix he opened bakery on East l Washington street near the former site l of the New York Store Later he re- l moved to Five Points where he con- l ducted the first bakery esta ablshed in
 that section of the city His wife died about two years ago and he afterwards sold out. About year ago he removed to Chicago where his son Edward, and
 daughter Rida, had gone after gradu- 1 ating from the Phoenix union high 1 school. He was a member of the Phoe- nix Lodge of the F'raternal Brother
 hood and a man well liked by all who , knew him. The body may be brought here for burial.
 l MILTOOLSKY IN THE WAY l Frank Mitoolsky, who drives -'jitney' < automobile along Washington street
 was in police court yesterday on con- 1 plaint of a number of street car motor { l men and conductors who charged that l the man with the unpronounceable l name made a practice of running his