Arizona republican., 1915-01-29

D. 4. R. MEETING - Maricopa Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at 2;S0 o'clock Saturday afternoon with Mrs. George Nickers, $40 North First avenue.
 MOVIE FILM BURNS-The burn ing of a moving picture film, at 5l1 East Jackson street, last night, called out the fire department. The fire was under control before the depart ment reached there.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS = There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Mrs. Chas. Hin- ton, Cliff Elliott, Martin Diller Dow mann C. w Roger and Mrs. Sarah A. Jarvis.
 M. w. A. DANCE-The Modern Woodmen of America will hold their annual Get together ball Wednes- day night, February at the Knights of Pythias hall The affair will be public and no charge will be made. Everybody. welcome.
 DOZENS WILL INSTALL The installation of the recently elected of ficers of the local temple, Dramatic Order Knights of khorassan, will take place this evening at the K. of Pta-haH. All members. of the order are urged to be present, and a royal good time is promised.
 HUNGRY MAN ARRESTED = A young man giving the name of L. Satorium. was picked up by a police man last night while attempting to steel a bag of apples from an auto on North First avenue. The young man said he was hungry, giving this as the reason for his act. The off cer believing that he told the truth took him to a nearby restaurant and bought square meal for him. He was placed in the city jail but no charge was placed against him.
 w. c. T.U. MEETING reg ular weekly meeting of the w. c. T. UT. was held yesterday afternoon. The meeting opened with devotional ser vices led by Mrs. Baycroft. following which the Beattitudes were read and helpful thoughts given. The routine
 
 through with Mrs. Mckee spoke on the subject of The Poor and gave a report of her trip to the Bethany home. In response to a special inVi- tation, Rev. Claude Jones gave a very helpful and interesting talk.
 SOME STRAY WHEELS-Bi Bicycles picked up by the police are beginning to pile up at the police station, where they await identification by their owners. There are probably two dozen wheels remaining unclaimed in the hands of the police, and if these continue to increase. Chief Brawner will either have to secure new stor- age place or hold a public auction In the past few days several wheels have been returned to their owners after having either been stolen or mislaid
 DEATH OF MRS. LoVELL-Mrs Rebecca Lowell, aged "A years, died at the home of her son-in-law. A. F Miller, two miles south on Seventh avenue, yesterday afternoon. Mrs Lowell had been resident of Phoenix for the past five year, and is sur vived by two daughters. one of whom lives in Phoenix and the other in ! Missouri. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, in the funeral parlors of Mohn, Driscol and Maus, the services being in charge of Rev. Claude D Jones. Interment will he in Greenwood.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-C. B. Evans Palo Alto, Cal: C. T. Knapp. Bisbee Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid Tucson; Geo w. Young, Houston; Paul Somers, San | Francisco: John Campbell, Tucson H J. H. Lucas, Chicago: Albert Smith. Jr Bowie; Bert F.. Wakeman. Bowie; J. M Mckinley, Boise, la: Don Southward Boise, la; F P. Way, Albuquerque: F. | C. Lewis. Duncan; F. N Wardwcll | Boise; H. B. Richardson. Florence: MT and Mrs. B..E. Gattsberger. Miami: C | E. Graham. Miami; R. s. Stowe, Gin cinnati; W. H. Brophy. Bisbee; J. S Douglass Douglas: w. A. Drake, Pres l colt; MT. and Mrs. J. B. Greenwood | Palo Alto, Cal: Wm. Kley, wife ant child, Palo Alto. Cal: l. M. Humphrey ! and wife. Rapid City: J. B. Humphrey | Sioux City.