Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
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 FROM CLIFTON-J. J. Jones. mas ter mechanic for the Shannon Copper company, Clifton, Ariz., accompanied ty his wife, is q guest at the Hotel Adams.
 SCIENCE LECTURE-There will be . Christian Science lecture by Prof t-eTmann s. Herring of Concord, N. H. n Christian Science, next Tuesday .veniRg in the E,lks theater
 VIEWS TTlE-F A. Reid Of the Reid Cashion Land and Cattle com pany, has just returned rom Yavapai c uIty where he has been looking a1 ter the many thousand head of cattle and sheep belonging to that company
 NEW CO2PORkTloNS-Articleso ol incorporation were filed yesterday iD the office of the state corporation com mission by the following new con- cerns: Andrews and company, invest ment bankers; Waddell Oil Syndicate Inc
 LIZZIE EARTZ-H. M. Barstow of the Higgins building, Los Angeles, is trying to locate Lizzie Bartz or her ia ugh CT, Nina supposed to be in AIi- Zona. Lizzie BartZs father is reported dying in northern California and she is asked to communicate with the at torney.
 LICENSED TO WED - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to the following couples: Edwin w. Forrest. 24 and Mamie Moore, 35. both of Phoenix; Seymour D. Coleman, T, and Elsie Remer, 24, both of Phoenix.
 NORMAL PROGRESS-The base mcnt of the S75,000 addition to the main building of the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff is com- pleted and the walls of the first story will Ee iii place within another week. according to members of the cOmmis- sion Of state institutions who returned yesterday from a visit to Flagstaff.
 DIVORCE SUITS FIlED-Two suits for divorce were filed iii superior court yesterday. Charging failure tJ provide Helen B. Lawrence filed suit against Frank L. Lawrence. Alleging cruelty, Nellie Mae French filed sit for divorce from Walter M. French.
 LAND CASE-The case of T. N. Caldwell against the state land com mission was heard yesterday in Judge Lyman's court. The plaintiff is seek ing to compel the land commission to lease him land. The question sin1mered down to a question of law which was taken under advisement 3y the court
 SISTER MARRiED-Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Eeulah Mae Stevenson and Henry Tru- man Fox, both of Murphysboro, Ill. The ceremony took place at the Stew enson home, Thursday evening Octn- Der IS. Rev. K Frank Mitchell of the Iora Fox is a sister of Mrs 4. C. Macdonald and Mrs Marie F. Littleton Of this city.
 MAKE GOOD SHOWiNG-The pu- pills of the West Ward school in the Roosevelt district of which Miss Eliza beth Richards is teacher have ontrib- uted $6.20 to the Red Cross. A s2 membership with subscription to the magazine was taken out and the rest was donated to tte general fund. The school children have organized and will be known as the West Ward auxiliary. SECURES PICTURES Tie Hip theater management announces that arrangements have been made where by it will show the pictures marketed by the First National Exhibitors as- sociation. These pictures include the new Chaplin and Madam Petrova re- ! leases. the Cohen & Harris picture l ''On Trial" and the Laskey picture "A i Mormon Mold"
 YOUNG PATRlOT-Word is sent from Holbrook. Arizona, that what ir l their estimation is one of the youngest owners of Liberty Bonds in the state 1 is Frank Golsarry, Jr., eight months 1 old The parents of this child spend | the winters in Phoenix and the sum- I mers in Holbrook and the HolbrOOl | citizens are quite proud of the fact l that this youngster is a citizen for al l least part of the year of their com l munity.
 SOLDIERS FAMILlEs-F. c. Colds. | worthy, general agent of the Santa E'e l has just been instructed by his com i pany to sell tickets at a special rate tt l Ash Fork so that the families O troops enroute from Camp Funston tt | Camp Kearney may interview thei 1 relatives at that point. The round triI rate to Ash Fork for this occasion i: goGd from today until October 30 witl final return limit October 31 The rat, 1 will hn s1050 for the round trip
 COMMISSION LOCATED-The de partments of the commission of stat, institutions are now all togetfer 1T the senate chamber and adjninins committee rooms at the state house This gives this large and importan department of the state much needed room. The offices of state mine in
 spector now are in those formerl.
 occupied by the board of control il
 the northeast corner of the lowe
 floor of the state hnuse.
 MUSIC AND liFE-On Sunda
 evening at 7;3O o'clock, Dr. Ray ( | IT l,~l- of rh
 odist church. will give an origina story of a human life and show th influence of song upon a life froI the cradle to the grave. Hymns b sGloists and by the choir will illus trate the thought of the sermon a the way through. Church is at tn corner of Seccnd avenue ard Monro street.
 RED CROSS MEETiNe--A yer important meeting of the executiy meeting of the Red Cros was held recently. 9 which it Wa decided to send a delegate to the COT ference to be held in San Francist thc middle of next week. On accoul of the many and various calls II ceived by the local chapter, two l three members of the executive con mittee may attend the conference order to get in touch with the evel increasing field of activities. l NEW PASTOR-Rev. H. J. Natl l ias of Lakeland Fla who has bee