Arizona republican., 1917-09-23
TOWN TOPICS


 DOG WANTS HOME-A small male dog at I'll East Adams street wants a home
 OR. NEFF IS BACK-Dr. Mary Nefi has returned from Yavapai count. Where she passed the summer months.
 LICENSED TO WED-A marliag lie a.ise was issued yesterday to Will lis m A. Ellis 27, Phoenix and Grac' Kohl 2, Phoenix.
 PAYS SMALL FINE-Ray Varne. was fined S5 by Justice De Souza yes tel day when he pleaded guilty Of vio lating the motor vehicle law
 NEW MANAGEMENT-Under the management of Louis Schlick, dancing will be on the program at the Ros' Tree beginning night from to l. o'clock with the exception of Sunday.
 WITH ANOTHER FlRM-D. Little john, well known local furniture sales man, has returned from his vacation and announcement is made that here after he will be with the Hal L. Bird Furniture company.
 RECOVERED FROM ILLNESS Hal L. Bird of the Bird Furniture company, has returned to Phoenix af ter an absence of several months. MI Bird has been quite i'll, but is now suf- ficiently recovered to be back at his business.
 NEW STUDiO-Frank Lloyd Stu chal has just opened in the Chamber of Commerce building a studio where he will give instruction on the violin MT. Stuchal has for the past ten years been connected with the / Arizona , School of Music as violin instructor. ALHAMRRA RED CROSS-The | Dad nf hn lIar 1I,t,u district will meet in the Alhambra school Thursday from II o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the after noon. All members are urged to be present throughout these hours pre- pared to take active part in the work ! in hand.
 SENATOR GOLFER HERE-State l Senator Fred T. Colter, of Golfer I Apache county, is spending a few days in town on business His friends say | that he is engaged in preliminary campaign for the democratic nomina- tion for governor at the next general state election.
 REPORT ROADSTER STOLEN Eugene Hackett reported to the police last night that his Ford roadster I bearing license number 9256. had beer stolen from Jefferson street between l First and Central avenues. The ma | chine has natural wood wheels two 1 Goodyear non-skid tires on the real 'nf two Goodyear plain tread tires in l front.
 PADDOCK ARRIVEs-word was received here yesterday from Paul s | Paddock, former lieutenant of No 1 Company, Phoenix fire department telling of his arrival at Angel Island Slim" as he was best known among | the boys" enlisted in the army about ! ten days ago and was assigned to the quartermaster's department. He passed 1 the final physical examination a day or two after reaching Angel Island and is now a full -fledged soldier FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Ser. vices att the First Baptist church to- day will be as follows: Sunday schoo at 9:45, preaching at II a. m. and 7:3t D. m. The Rev. Wayne Robinson vii occupy the pulpit both morning ant evening On Sunday, October 7,\tht 1 Rev. George M. Lehigh, the new pas tor, lately called to the church. vii preach his first sermon in his new pas | torate.
 1 THANKS FOR AiD-Mrs. Frank H l Parker, who collected 150 cakes fol | the barbecue given as a farewell to tn, soldiers last week, wishes to thank tn, women of the county who contributed their bit. The cakes were not onl, served at the barbecue. but wer, packed in the $50 boxes that were sen from Red Cross headquarters to tn, train for the enjoyment of the boy en route for Fort Riley
 DEMONSTRATING TODAY-Man ager Harry S. Bryan, of the Mineral Recovery Company, of Denver, an inonnced last evening that he will giv . test mill runs this morning and this af ternoon on U. s. Vanadium Develop ment Company ore at the room, 30 North First street, where he recent installed small unit of the plant it i prohable the company will shortly in stall. Everybody interested is invited
 VARIOUS PLEAS-J c. McClair charged with battery. was arraigne before Judge Stanford yesterday. H entered a plea of not guilty and hi case was set for November g. Jessi Chant. against whom a forgery charg was placed on complaint of Ere Bracket of Mesa. pleaded guilty, an Will be sentenced at 1.30 o'clock o Tuesday Stacy Ammons implicated i series of holdups changed his forme plea of not guilty to guilty and will b sentenced Thursday
 SON TESTIFIES-Twelve year ol Robert Rayhurn aided his mother securing a divorce from R. C. Rayburl when he took the witness stand Judge Stanford's court yesterday an testified that his father had mistreate hiA mother. The son corroborated tn mothers testimony. as to the father cruelty. citing incidents in which h slanDed and choked hoy The co,rn