Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
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BACK FROM cOAST-Mr and Mrs. E. J. Warren returned yesterday from Ocean Park, where they have been spending the past few weeks.
 GO TO COAST-Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Bailey left last evening for Long Beach, California, over the Santa F'e. They wl be absent from Phoenix two or 1 three weeks.
 TO VISIT IN EAST-Mrs. Lillian Brogan left last evening for New Orleans From there /she will take a
 s; ;eamer for New York and Atlantic City, where she will spend the rest Of the summer and fall.
 COURT ECESS-Division 1 of the superior court will stand at recess from August , until the same date in Sep tember Judge Stanford will pass the vacation period in Flagstaff
 LICENSED TO WE'D D- Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Will liam Lewis Agner, 22, Phoenix, and | Grace V. Morris, 19, Phoenix; Luis Valencia. "A, Guadalupe, and Beni9na Presiado, IS, Guadalupe; William c. Holmes, 31, Phoenix, and Grace A. Carbne, 21, Jerome
 RED CROSS TO BENEFIT-The
 Red Cross will receive all of the pro- ceeds from the ice cream social to be held at the Neighborhood house next Wednesday evening" Those in charge request all auto owners in the Roose- welt district to register their ma chimes as every ter th 'na~41lne wi l re- C,.iVe a prize. If any Of :.ie prizeWln- | ners are Fords, a special liize Will he added.
 -JOSEPH's sRlRT-The original Joseph's coat of many colors, only it's a shirt, is on exhibition in the show front of Wolf's suit house, 13 East Adams. As to comparison, it makes all other garments look like Quaker drab, and the colors, beyond all doubt, are composed of scrambled rainbows. Closer inspection reveals that it is sim
 ply made of nice ties.
 HORSES GONE - Whether his horses were lost, strayed or stolen was
 the problem that Walter S Wilson, a deputy in the office of the clerk of the superior court, had not solved at late hour last evening. The two bay mares are missing from the Wilson ranch at the Asylum and Mcdowell roads. The weight of each was from 1000 to 1900 pounds and the larger one is shod, the other is barefoot and slightly lame.
 WOMAN WANTS WORk-A poor woman living at AS South Fourth street has made an appeal for work.
 
 waShings and ironings. She is pre- pared to go to the house where the work is to be done. Any families hav- ing work of this kind are urged to call at this womans home.
 APPLICANTS WERE MANY-Ma- jor John w. Barnes and Captain H. E. Wilde, who have been in Phoenix for the past week examining applicants for admission to the second officers training camp, left last night for Tue son. The officers were overwhelmed with applications here, nearly 25O hay ing been received. The quota for the state is only 40. The fortunate ones to be accepted for the second training camp will receive notifications on August 10.
 PAROLE IS Campbell yesterday granted a parole to Louisano Lopez. who on April 21, 1917, was convicted in Judge Stanford's court of assault on the wife or Lopez and sentenced to six months impris onment. The parole was granted on the recommendation of J. w. Canning, humane officer, at the request of the prisoners wife and on the recommen- dation of the board of pardons and paroles, which met yesterday.
 HUB REMODELS-The Hub store, mems wear, at IS and 20 West Wash
 ington street, is just now being remod eled by the proprietor, P A. Tharald- son.S A large plate glass front, the largest on the street, with finishing ot South American mahogany in French gray, will make one of the most mod ern and distinctive display windows in the southwest. The interior decora- tiOns will be made to match, and con- form in every way to the idea of mak- Ing The Hub a model store of its kind.
 ARRAIGNED-The three men taken in charge upon suspicion of having held up and robbed Terry Jones and Francisco Blanco, were arraigned be- fore Justice Wheeler yesterday. Jones and Blanco were the complaining wit nesses and two charges were placed against each man. John Collins plead ed guilty and was bound over with bail fixed at $500, which he was unable to furnish. Jack Long and Stacy Ammons
 each pleaded not guilty and had their
 preliminary set for August 3. In each case bail was fixed at $500, which neither was able to furnish.