Arizona republican., 1917-11-28

H0AmS n RE-C. E. Adams. gen eral- manager of the Arizona Hercules copper company of Ray, is in the city on a short business trip. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 EASTERN TRIP-Chris White left last night on a combined business and pleasure trip. He will visit Roches- ter, Minn., and other eastern points.
 FORMER REsIDENTS-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Turner, former residents of Phoenix, are stopping at the Hotel Adams while in the city visiting friends and renewing acquaintances. MT. Turner is now engaged in busi- ness in Fl Paso.
 ASK MIR. FOSTER-Miss Bertha Carothers, representing Foster X Key holds company, the Ask MT. Foster Service" is a visitor in the city She is gathering information for use by the travel bureau, with which she is con- nected.
 SAN MARCOS DANCE - The Thanksgiving week dance at the San Marcos Hotel at Chandler will take place on Saturday evening. This is change from the usual evening for the dance
 OSBORN WOMEN - The Women of the Osborn district will sew for the Red Cross after school on Friday of this week. A short business ses- sion of the parent teacher association will be held in the afternoon at which a nominating committee will be named.
 HELD TO ANSWER-Andrico Ar viso and Alfredo Limon were held to | answer to the superior court by Jus | tice Wheeler yesterday after a prelim- iDa hoa Y.i To nha a Q | Neither man could furnish the S250 bai placed by the court.
 INDIAN MISSIONARY-Rev. W. R. 1 Johnston, who is connected with the | Indian Mission at Indian Wells, Ariz. was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. Rev | Johnston left on last evenings South 1 ern Pacific train for Tucson where he will attend to business matters foI | several days
 ENCE THANKSGIVING - | Thanksgiving services will be con- l ducted by the First Church of Christ | Scientist. at the Arizona School ot 1 Music. on North Central avenue to- morrow morning at 45 o'clock. The | subject of the lesson sermon will be | Thanksgiving. An invitation has been extended to all by the church. | ARIZONA LECTURE - John P l Chum who has secured through the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce some excellent moving pictures in this state has recently written to the chamber telling of the use he is making of the views. He ineloses a program of the Madison theater, Detroit, where he ap- | peared last week giving lecture or Arizona to Hawaii" His lecture is be- ing highly spoken of.
 GULLICKSON LEAVING-A H Gulhckson, travelling auditor of tht | reclamation service, who was for !; l time acting chief clerk of the servic, here and who has just concluded thu final accounting prior to transfer O the project, is leaving for others field of work, MT Gullickson has mad many friends here who hope to see hin in Phoenix again, even if his officia work here is completed.
 SPECIMEN OF SLATE-Charles F ] Willis, director of the new mineral building at the state fair. has writer to the Phoenix Chamber of Commerc asking for a sample of the slate pro duced near Phoenix for a part of tn l permanent exhibit to be maintained il the mines building. which is now near ly completed.
 | THANKSGIVING MAIL The Ioca l postoffice will be practically close down for Thanksgiving. The genera delivery and pOstmasters departmen will be open from II to F o'clock noor There will be no delivery, but city ma patrons can secure their mail ht callin
 at the office for it.
 CREIGHTON RETURNS Harr
 Creighton, for a long time connecte
 with the customs service at Nbgale! is in the city. After leaving Nogale:
 MT. Creighton was assigned to dut
 with the New York custom house bu
 latterly he has been in the Galvesto
 district He returns as special off
 cer for the states of Arizona and Ne'
 Mexico.
 VISITS OLD HOMER. T. Long C the W. H. Constable company, has re turned to Phoenix after visit to hi
 boyhood home at Warsaw, Indian;
 his first return to the old scenes fo
 12 years. MT. Long declares it seem
 good to get back to the invigoratin Il air of Salt River valley, especially af
 ter undergoing the rigors of the Indi
 ana climate.
 ADMITS GUILT-Leonard Pima ad
 mitted his guilt in Justice De Souza' court yesterday where he was arraigne on the charge of passing a fictitiou check. The boy being under age wi
 be given his hearing in the juvenile di vision of the superior court.
 BAlSZ SOLDIER BOxES-Boxes ( , candy for the soldier boys are bein i prepared by the domestic science de , partment and the Parent Teachers as
 sociatiOn of the Balsz school Thes f boxes will be sent Saturday morning $ i that they will arrive at their destina } tion before Christmas. Anyone in tE t Balsz district, who has friend or re
 ative in training camp or at the WE ef., GEEesFzx