Arizona republican., 1915-11-18
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this afternoon at 30 o'clock in reg ular session at the Knights of Pythias hall There will be business of importance including the nomina- ton of officers. social hour will follow and there will be refreshments. All Pythian Sisters, whether mem- bers of Purity Temple or not are urged to be present
 LIKES PHOENIX-For an eXten- sive drive in and about Phoenix and through the desert, MT. Zounllle on Wednesday, afternoon entertained his guests. Mrs. William F. Grymes. of Fort Myers. Florida. Mrs Richard Altman and Mrs. D. A. Donofrio. When asked for an opinion of Phoe- nix, Mrs. Grymes said she thought all eastern and southern tourists should see the city, it's beautiful streets and park systems, and it's wonderful roses
 HONEYMOON SPOILED Tuesday Arthur Coatney obtained marriage license which ne expected to use yes terday. Instead he landed in the city jail on a charge of having passed a series of worthless checks upon local merchants. Among those who re- ported having received checks from him are Goldbergs', Garden City res taurant. L1vett's pool hall and Lee W. Osenburg. an automobile for hire driver. The checks ranged in amounts; from $2.50 to s17.5O
 A STUDY OF THE ELECTRIC AUTO-F. A Kirtwood. Jr.. manager for the Electric Auto company Of Arizona, returned lately from San Francisco. After visiting the fair. AIr. Kirtwood attended a convention of men interested in the Willard storage battery. All the latest de- velOpments in the battery business were studied and discussed The Electric Auto company represents the Willards for Arizona. It also has the agency for the North East Auto company.
 AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT - One of the most interesting features in the sociological exhibit is the series of pictures of the Templeton Colony in Massachusetts. Here four hundred ''morou" boys-that is. feeble minded but above the imbecile grade are gathered in series of beautiful farm homes, where their labors ren- der the institution more than self supporting. This is the first success ful attempt to solve the problem of self-support for this class Of de- fectives.
 C. OF c. OFFICERS MEeT-A meeting of the various officials of the different Chambers of Commerce and similar organizations throughout the state is to be held here today at the Chamber of Commerce building and about thirty or forty delegates from all over the state are expected to be present A meeting of the sec secretaries of the organizations will convene at 9:30 this morning. ard the pig meeting will be held in the even- ing. The object of the sessions will be to promote a closer cooperation among the organizations in the state
 AN INTERRUPTED JOY RIDE A telephone message was received at the office of the sheriff last night requesting the arrest Of a party Of two young men and women who were on their way from Globe to Phoenix The young man, it was said, had stolen an automobile at Globe. A telephone message was sent to the officers at Mesa. and word was soon returned that the party had arrived there and had been taken into custody. It was also learned that there was a pursuing party from Globe, expected at Mesa last night.
 AT THE ADAMS-O. l.. Hart, Flag staff; Mrs. F. F.. Ruby, Dallas; A. Courtney; R. $. Thompson, New York, l.. c. Gungales, Bisbee; Charles NJ. Yuma; w. H. Elliott, Yupoa. O,-iIio NY Maripga YIp1a Fred Fleischman. Tucson; H. c. Hallmark, Tucson; Louis L. Chac; J. F.. Audrey; w. H. Jones, Jr.; Jo- seph Samuel, San Francisco; J. A. Heigman, Racine Wis; I. o. Paugh, Los Angeles; L. w. Dunn. Quartzite, Ariz.; Mrs. A. J. Allison, Swansea, Cal; John Campbell, Tucson; J. F. Wise. Nogales; R. C. Levine. Chicago; c. M. Franklin, Tucson; A. B. Lang, Bisbee; F.. A. Tovrea, Bisbee; w. c. Goetz. Tucson; B. l.. Hitch, Tucson; W. D. Christie, New York; George w. Nelson, Prescott; l.. T. Selman, Edgar Whipple, Flagstaff; Miss M. A. Taylor, Denver; Mrs. F. l Outcault Montreal; O. F. Murphy | Ed T. Cushee, Castle Hot | Springs: F. B, White Fl Paso; J. 1 Callahan, San Francisco; Henry. Whol, | Pasadena; A. A. Jaynes. Casa Gran | de: F. F.. Williams. Clifton; T. H. 1 McKennet and wife Globe; Harvey | Betts Tucson; Raymond Sweet, Tue son; E. M. Shipp. Superior; w. Ryan | nd wife; Frank J. Lueford. Miami; l I Montgomery. Arlington Kas
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