Arizona republican., 1917-06-11
soon likely to frown upon continued violations and fines will be assessed
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 tention Of Chief of Police Brisbois has : been called to fragrant violations o1 i the dimmer ordinances, particularly by 1 drivers of FordS There seems to be an impression that Fords do not re- quire dinners, but the chief states 1 that they are included in the provisions i of the ordinance. Unless the practice
 is abated there is going to be a goodly
 number of arrests.
 CALLING ON SAME GlRL-Ranct 1 Bolton called upon a girl on West i Monroe street last evening. It prom ised to be uneventful as are most | Sunday evening calls. But Jack Reavis
 mining man of Yavapai county, ar | rived in town last evening and he planned to call upon the same girl. When he appeared there was trouble The neighbOrs thought there was a possibility of gun play and called the
 police. Officer Strathy went out and succeeded in restoring order.
 ENTERTAIN CLUB-Mr and Mrs. A. L. Marsh 120 West Lincoln, enter tained the After Nine club on Saturday night at cards. Light refreshments were served. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Virginia Adams, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Worden,
 Dr. and Mrs. H. o. Ramsey and Russell Ramsey, MT and Mrs. Edward Holber- son and Vivian Holberson, MT. and Mrs. Hinklev. MT. and Mrs. John Houser,
 Mrs. Louis Cuber, Miss Daisy New
 berry, Lou Adams, Billy Wescott, George Ford and O. l.. Ford.
 WANTS OLD PAPERS-Donations
 of old newspapers and magazines, in large or small lots, are asked for the
 benefit of the Red Cross. They should
 be sent to 127 North Central avenue (rooms open daily from to o'clock) or if in quantity, notify telephone AIS
 and they will be called for. All maga-
 zines needed for the troops on the bor-
 der or for any institution in the valley
 desiring periodical literature will be saved for such purpose, and the sur
 plus, with the old newspapers. will be
 sold for the benefit of the Red Cross.
 WOODMAN MEETING-Because of the patriotic meeting planned for this evening, Consul Commander A. A. Betts. of Phoenix camp, Woodmen of
 the World, last evening issued an or der calling tonight's regular meeting of the camp half an hour earlier than usual. The meeting therefore will con
 vene sharply at 7:30 o'clock and the
 
 hoped all members of the Woodmen will attend both the camp meeting and the patriotic meeting as well.
 WORKlNGWOMAN LOSES MON EY-Elsewhere in The Republican this morning appears announcement of the loss by a workingwoman of a ten dol lar bill. The finder is importuned to return the money and win the everlast- ing gratitude of the woman. She had been at work all day and far into the night. She was making her way home along Central avenue, between Adams and Washington street when she dropped the money. At least she be- lieves it was at that point where her loss occurred. She believes that there
 are people who are honest enough to return money so found especially when the circumstances are known.
 1 FOR FACTORY STUDY-The Motor Supply company of this city and Tue
 son is determined to keep abreast of the times and of progress made in its line. It has sent Fred Thomas of the company here and MT. Howe of the 1 Tucson branch, to the Bosch factory at San Francisco, where they will spend some time in the preparation of them selves for better electrical service. MILITARY CENSOR-A dispatch from Washington the other day stated that Brigadier General Frank Mcintyre chief of the insuiar bureau Of the war department, has assumed additional duties as military censor. General Me Intyre is a first cousin of Attorney Thomas W. Nealon of this city.
 1 TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL = Mrs i Marjorie Mercer wife of James Mer-
 cer, of No. 3 fire company, was sud denly stricken while making the trip l from Phoenix to Globe two or three l days ago. She was attacked shortly after leaving Fish Creek and because
 of the absence of opportunity to secure
 medical attention on the road, the
 driver of the stage automobile made a 1 record run into Globe. There Mrs 1 Mercer was taken to a hospital and l her husband notified by telephone. H. 1 started in an auto the same night, eX- i pecting to find Mrs. Mercer at Fisf ! Creek. Arriving there he was unable 1 to obtain any information. Later he
 went on into Globe and found his wife l in the hospital. telegram received 1 from him yesterday stated that Mrs | Mercer was very low.