Arizona republican., 1917-12-19
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 TO CHlcAGO-Celora M stoddard and George D. Morris left last night on a several days business trip to Chi cago.
 OLNEY TO TUcSoN-George A Olney is in Tucson looking after his business interests in that city He left Phoenix on last evenings train.
 TO OUlSVIlIE-E. c. Walker was a passenger on last evenings Southern Pacific train for Louisville. Ky.
 COTTON GRoWER-L. V. V. Brown of Riverside is in town looking over his a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM FL PASO- K. Hewett, prominent brick manufacturer of Fl Paso, is stopping at the Hotel Adams while here attending to business inter- ests.
 JEWISH WOMEN-The Council of Jewish women of Phoenix will meet on Friday, November T. at o'clock, at the home oG Mrs. A. Karp. 395 North Third avenue
 kIWANlS CLUB MEETS-A. T. Es- gate of the Valley bank made the prin- cipal address at the weekly meeting of the Kiwanis club yesterday at the Y. M. C. A. One new member was added to the club membership.
 FOWLER ClRCLE-The Women's Fowler Improvement circle will meet with Mrs. Will Criswell on Thursday afternoon, December 20, at ? o'clock. Those in charge are requested to be present and bring their thimbles and scissors.
 ADAMS HERE-C. E. Adams, gen. eral manager of the Ray Hercules Copper company, spent yesterday in Phoenix. He was a passenger on last . nights train to Los Angeles for a few days business trip.
 FROM TUCSON-H. C. Hallmark, general freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific, was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday He re- turned to his headquarters at Tucson last evening.
 REAL ESTATE DEALERS-There will be a meeting of the real estate dealers of Phoenix at the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, Thursday af- ternoon at o'clock. A full attendance Of real estate men is hoped for and eX- pected by those in charge.
 WOODMAN DANCE-The Wood men of the World will hold their reg ular Friday night dance as usual al Patrick's hall. Plans are under way to give big special dance on Christmas night. Programs and special music Will be had for this occasion. Those ir l charge cordially invite the public tc attend and enjoy themselves.
 PAY AllOTMENTS- the allotment for soldiers wives. a tele- gram was yesterday received at the of ice Of the governor from Camp Fun ston, explaining the cause of the delay In sending them It was stated that a new system of accounting had been put m and not sufficient time had vel l elapsed to send out the checks Whicf would shortly be forthcoming. In the future there would be no delays. OVER APACHE TRAlL-F. $. Nc. Glnnis. general passenger agent for tho southern Pacific lines with headquar- ter at Los Angeles, returned to tho coast last evening after spending sev. eral days here. Mir. McGinnis, accom- panied by A. R. Cater of the local of- lice, made trip to Roosevelt over tn. Apache Trail. Monday. They spent tn, night at Lodge Inn and returned to thi. | city yesterday afternoon.
 l COTTON TOLEN-Reportins th, loss of 500 pounds of cotton to tn. 1 sheriff's office yesterday, M c. Me Guire, who is located near Gilbert stated that the cotton in seed had beer piled in front of his ranch when tn, 1 theft was committed on Monday night Sheriff Milky and Deputy Sheriff Mai ginger, who made an investigation found that car had driven up t, | where the cotton stood. From the out | line the machine was a Ford, but a yet the owner has not been appre l hended.
 EAST PRECINCT CLERK - Mis- Gertrude Fogle, for five years deputy in the office of the corporation commission, has been appointed clerl Of the east precinct justice court an, will resume her new duties after tn first of the year. Miss Fogle was ap pointed to the new position by Justic Wheeler yesterday, the day followin
 the order made by the board of su
 pervisors for a clerk for each court | Miss Annie May Dalv who has bee
 clerk of both courts will retain tn
 clerkship of the west precinct justic
 court presided over by Justice Fran De Souza.
 FROM 1oSS TO 1427-Question
 naires were sent out last night b,
 the Maricopa local exemption boar
 to those whose numbers under tn
 draft are 10SS to 1427, inclusive. Tn
 questionnaires will be in today mails. They must be returned com : pletely filled out, containing truthfu answers to every question propound ed. Failure to conform to this Wi
 result in the recipient being placed i
 class 1.
 LIEUTENANT LANE -Iieutenar , Eben E. Lane, formerly of the Dwigh , E. Heard forces but now a flu fledged officer in the National arm, is at home in Phoenix upon a brit : furloush granted him after he ha
 finished his intensive training in tn
 officers training camp. Lieutenar , Lane has a wide circle of friends i l, PhoneiX who will join with his rels { tiVes in making his stay in the val
 ley a memorable event in his life.
 DR. ROBINSON ILL-Word WE
 received yesterday announcing Il
 illness of Dr. Edgar E. Robinson. t Stanford University, who had bee : scheduled to deliver his lecture c f "Merican Leadership in the Worl
 War" at the high school auditoriu,
 tomorrow evening as an extra nun t Der of the Hi-Y course. Because
 his illness, Dr. Robinson will be m [ able to come to Phoenix at this tim I but the HiY management hopes K arrange for the delivery of his le, ture sometime in January -O-