Arizona republican., 1917-04-27
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EASTERN STAR-Members of the Eastern Star are requested to meet at the chamber of commerce today to sew for the Red Cross.
 TO JOIN NAVY-Six young men all from Hayden. arrived in the city last night to enlist in the navy. They are Rex Torbert, Eric Enghlom, Burt Sails bury, G. V. Beatty, Will Nash, and Ernest Miller. They are all registered at the Commercial
 RETURN FROM kINGMAN-A. A Betts, corporation commissioner. and !. w. Philiipowski, corporation re- porter. returned yesterday morning from Kinglnan and Chloride. where they spent the fore part of the week conducting important hearings.
 THREE DEGREES Three divorces were granted in the superior court yes terday. Mrs Gertrude Hoffman was granted a decree from Frank Hoffman on the ground of desertion: Mrs. Rena A. Clark from Harry C. Clark on the ground of cruelty, and Mrs. Ruth Math- CTS for non-support and desertion.
 NEW POSTERS OUT-A new se- ries of posters, urging immediate en- listment in the First Arizona regi- ment. have recently been printed by Adiutant General Charles w. Harris
 They will be distributed throughout the state,. and, 1t is hoped will act as an impetus for enlistments
 RED CROSS-A chapter of the Red Cross has been formed at HoIbrook and there will be meeting at Chan dler on Friday evening for the purpose
 of forming another. At the Chandler gathering Rt Rev. J. w. Atwood and
 MT. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed will be present from the Phoenix chapter. BACK FROM NORTH-Sam Proc tor, secretary of the Arizona corpor- ation commission returned yesterday afternoon from Williams where he spent several days on business. He reports conditions in the northern part of the state better than for the past several months.
 UPSETS AUTO-G. Miller. a dairy man living south of Phoenix. had a
 narrow escape from injury yesterday when his auto delivery truck ran off South General avenue at the first ditch sounth of the river and turned com pletely over The contents of the truck
 bottles and iee-went glimmering but the driver was not much hurt
 DANCE FOR RED CROSS - A
 dance for the benefit of the Red Cross will be given by the Harmony | club on May 1. The affair will be held at the Woman's cluE. and every memaer of the organization under the auspices Of which it is being giver i is bending every effort to make It, Q l decided success.
 TWO BOYS PAROLED-Governo ! Thomas F. Campbell yesterday signed | parole proclamations in favor of Gen. 1 arc Silva and John Martin, Jr.. both i inmates or the state industrial school | The former is F years old and the lot ff.V homes, the first named at Nogales and the last named to Globe.
 THIS IS A WARNING-Owing to | the slightly warmer weather County
 Motorcycle Officer George Schade has changed his hours. He is now on the 1 lookout for speeders day and night 1 instead of day time only. The double shift is due to the fact that the balmy | spring evenings act as an incentive to joy rides, says Schade
 ROTARY PROGRAM-One of the most notable programs ever staged by
 the Rotary club is scheduled for the
 regular luncheon today. J. H. Collins government expert, is to deliver a talk
 and other speakers on the program will
 be Lin B. Orme and Messrs Park and
 Hamilton. Ralph Murphy will act as
 chairman for the day.
 NEW RESIDENCE STARTED - i William F. ,Ohlrau, local contractor
 has started a new S70c0 bungalow on
 Avenue K, two miles west of Central avenue. The new bungalow will be one of the finest ir the valley. hay | ing seven rooms, two sleeping rooms
 and will be two stories in height. YEAR BOOKS RECEIVED - Tho 19l4-i5 year books of the United States department of agrIculture lave been received at the farm bureau oi the chamber of commerce. They will | be distributed to farmers as long as the supply lasts. The books contain a great mass of statistical matter and otfer information of value tc