Arizona republican., 1916-02-11


 MOVIE MEN Ill-B. Lee Purvines of the Empress theater and Walter Lee craft of the Lion are both con- fined to their homes with illness. At last reports both were doing well.
 DROPS DEAD-T. F. Morrison, an old timer who has lived in Graham county since the early 10s, dropped Gead at Geronimo last Tuesday, ac- cording to word received here yes terday. It is understood that he will be buried in Stafford.
 LICENSE T.0 Marriage 1i censes were issued yesterday to Rob- ert S. Cushman of Fl Paso and Mary Wilson, Samuel F. Bagley and Attic Louise kidwell both of Gila Bend and Wayne C. Denson of Mesa and Edna l.. kerricll of Peoria, Ill.,
 GOLDBERG RETURNS David Goldberg returned yesterday from a few days business trip in Tucson.
 LEAVE FOR SOUTH-Mr and Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neill left yesterday for Agua Caliente, where they will pass a few weeks.
 LEAP YEAR DANCE-Saint Wini- fred's Guild will give a leap year birthday dance this evening at the Cathedral House. The affair has Teen largely anticipated, and number of well known society folk who are associate members are patronesses of the dance.
 CREIGHTON PARENT TEACH ERS-The Creighton Parent Teacher association will hold brief business meeting followed by social this evening. Moving pictures will fea- ture the entertainment and light re- treatments will be served The pro- ceeds will be used for the hot lunch con fund The public is invited.
 GOOD-FELLOWSHIP MEETING - The members and friends of the First Methodist Episcopal church of this city will hold an informal gathering at the church parlors on the evening of February 22. committee is at work now to make the gathering a memorable occasion. The meeting will start at 7:3O o'clock.
 UNDElIVERED TElEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following Mrs. E. l.. Hohn. k. $. Stearns w. P. D. Hamon. H. H.. Hathaway Walter E. Fuller. M P. Williams, John C. Scales, Albert Hel- Ter. J B. Wilson. Mrs. l. R. Hen drickson, l.. Traver. Mrs. Florence Addicks and Attorney H. w. Clark.
 BURIAL OF R. R. BRIGGS The body of R. R. Briggs late section di- rector of the weather bureau will be sent to Rome, Michigan for burial probably tomorrow night. Friends of MT. Briggs desiring to take a last 1 look upon him may do so from noon today at the chapel of the Geo. F. Merryman company, 124 North Sec ond avenue. DEATH OF MRS. RlCE-Mrs. Ralph
 F.. Rice, who has been a patient foI l some time past at St. Luke's Home l died at that institution yesterday noon l She was 90 years of age, and leaves a husband and small child to mourn
 her loss The remains were prepared 1 for shipment to the old home al Byersburg, Tenn. by Moore X McLel- ! Ian.
 THE TROLLEY CAME OFF-Yes- l terday evening the departure of a 1 Wentworth car was considerably de , layed from the corner of Second ave nuc an1 Washington street owing tC ! the fact that when the conductor 1 turned the trolley pole for the return
 trip the whole top of the car dropped l off. carving the trolley mechanism ! with it.The car was forced to remaii
 there until an Indian school car>camt along and gave it boost.
 l ARTISTIC MANTEL BUILDERS Herbert J. Mann and H. F. Myer have been declared the winners O
 the premiums for the most artisti and best made mantels of pressed brick in the city. Vernon Clark re lpremiums and the committee of ar chitects. comprising John Rin>e
 Kibbey. Leo Wallingford and L. c
 Knipe named the winners yesterda '
 MT. Mann was awarded the prize of
 fered for the best design and tn imantel most inharmony with tn
 room MT. Mann's prize was fo workmanship.
 WELLINGTON SINGS SUNDAY
 The director of the forthcoming
 musical comedy production, "A Nigh
 in Dreamland. to be staged for tn
 benefit of the Arizona Deacones Hispital will sing a solo at the Firs
 Methodist church at the evening ser vice on Sunday. Mr. Wellington
 credited as having a baritone voic
 of rich tone and quality and his ren dition of sacred solos-with the rath
 CT individual interpretation he give every number has inspired the wor
 shipers of many churches throughou the country. For Sunday evenin he has selected Fear Not Ye. Israel" by Dudley Buck
 AT THE ADAMS-H. D. BeniscI : Denver; o S. Wildman, Rochester \ Y; George M. Freeman. Tucson: : P Bradshaw. Glendale; A. C. Smitl , York, Henry Lederer. Chicago; Ge, ] Fl. Clark. Lincoln, Neb.; Thomas F : Marshall. Tucson: Dr. NJ D. Lincoll
 Dubuque, Iowa. NJ. E. Mckinsey. Lt
 Angeles: Speed Brown. St Louis; J o. Morgan, New York: R. R. Seed Fl Paso: H. w. Squires. Tucson Charles V. Patterson. New York Seligman; w. w. Price, Colorat