Arizona republican., 1917-12-13

wanted here to answer to the charge of forgery. Damon is alleged to have forged a check in the sum of S365, which he is charged with passing on W. J. Murphy last July. The check it is understood was drawn on the United States Trust company of Bos ton. 4>ccording to report, Damon is being held in Burlington, Vermont
 BUCK IS FREE-Baptist Buck proved to the satisfaction of the court when he came before Justice Wheeler yesterday that he wes disposing of his own cotton and not that of F. A. Vim sted. The case against him was dis missed. The cotton hack sold was the Pima variety grown on his ranch, while that of the complaining witness was that of the other variety.
 pose of organizing a branch of the Ari- zona Cotton Growers association, 3 meeting of the cotton growers of the Tolleson district will be held at Tolle- son Friday evening December IA, at 7:30 o'clock. Those in charge have is sued an invitation to all who contem- plate growing cotton next year to at tend the meeting. Information re- lative to sources for obtaining Pima cotton seed will be given out, it IS announced.
 DENTAL RESERVE - Application for admission into the dental reserve corps of the United states army, must be made before December 15, accord ing to orders which have just been re- ceived by First Lieutenant Dr. Eugene McGuire. in charge O. irizona recruit ing. The orders were sent out by Surgeon General Georges of Washing ton in compliance with the request of Major William H. c. Logan, that ap- plicants be advised of this new action. Lieutenant McGuire may be reached at his office, POP Noll building, Phoenix. TWO MORE ENLIST-Two more 1 Phoenix boys have left to enter that l department of Uncle Sam's military section which provides the eyes for the l land and sea forces, which are gong to whip the kaiser. They are Horace l Steele, son of MT. and Mrs. V. w l Steele of 1926 West Polk and Robert | F'riedel son of MT. and Mrs. Robert E 1 F'riedel of North Seventeenth avenue l The lads left Phoenix last night and are en route to San Francisco where they will be stationed while undergoing then preliminary training.
 CATHOLIC WOMEN-A meeting oi the Catholic women of Phoenix vii be held at three o'clock this after noon in the gymnasium room in tho basement of St. Mary's church, for tht purpose of discussing general Rec Cross work A large attendance is de sired by the organization committee comprising Mrs Joe Green, chairman
 Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neil, Mrs. A. c Baker, Mrs. Frank De Souza, Mrs Ros' Viault Naylon, Mrs. R. E. McGillel and Mrs. William B. Kramer
 CREIGHTON p. T. A.-The Creigh
 ton Parent Teacher association vii
 hold an all-day meeting at the schoo
 house Friday to sew for the Red Cross I A business session is scheduled fo
 2:3O o'clock in addition to the servic
 work which, however, will feature tn
 gathering. It at first planned to hav
 the luncheon prepared at the school
 but in view of the fact that this woul' interfere with the hot luncheons fo
 the school children, the mensbers ar
 requested to bring articles of food sim
 liar to those assigned them for tn
 last luncheon.
 GIFT FROM LODGE Governo
 Thomas E. Campbell yesterday was tn
 recipient of handsome brown sea travelling bag, the gift of Tucson lodge
 No. 3S5 B. P o. Elks as a mark of es
 teem to the executive of the state iron
 that order with which he has bee l closely identified. Governor Campbe
 recently was the orator at the memor
 ial service of the Tucson lodge of Elk!