Arizona republican., 1917-09-09

along the line of march in reference | to the company, have been reported to him.
 OPENS PRIMARY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Luther Steward will open the primary department at the Arizona School of Music Monday, Septem- Der IT.
 BASEBALL GAME POSTPONED 1 There will be no baseball game to- i day between Phoenix and Superior. i the team representing the latter city being unable to keep the en- l gagement.
 Walter w. Robertson, property in spector of the reclamation service, has left Phoenix for Fl Paso where he will take up his duties with the Rio Grande project.
 MUSIC SCHOOL TO OPEN-The 1 fall and winter term of the Arizona School of Music will start on Mon l day, September 17. Registration of pupils for the fourteenth year of this l institution will begin on Friday, l September II.
 ON LIBERTY LOAN BOARD President H. J. McClung of the Phoenix l National Bank has received notifica- tion from Secretary of the Treasury William G. MAdoo of his appointment as a member of the National Liberty Loan Advisory board and he has in William G. McAdoo of his appointment formed MT. McAdoo of his acceptance. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-The schedule for First Baptist church for today is Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. i Preaching at II a. m. and at 30 p. m. The Rev. Wayne Robinson will occupy the pulpit at both the morning and evening services. Lloyd C. Elliott, sup erintendent of Sunday school. The church is located corner Monroe street
 NEW BEAUTE sHoPPE-A new temple of beauty to be known as the Beaute Shoppe will open on Monday morning by Mrs. Bessie Butz on North First street across the street from DOrtis- -Heyman's Mrs. Butz formerly conducted the beauty parlor in the New York Store
 TO INSPECT INDIAN LANDS Cato Sells United States commis- sioner of Indian affairs, left Phoe- nix yesterday in company with Sup erintendent Thackery sto inspect the Indian lands in the southern part of the state. They will be zine sev- eral days.
 SOLDIERS TO STOP HERE Eight men from Pinal county, com prising the first contingent will. ar rive in Phoenix today enroute tC Camp Funston at Fort Riley. During their stay of a few hours in the city they will be entertained with a dinner. given rides or almost any thing else they wish, after which they will be seen off on the train for Kansas and the big mobilization camp.
 MORE LAND FOR scHOOL-Tv secure more playground room at the Douglas school on East Madison street it has been decided to pur chase the four lots adjoining the school on one of which is a resi- dence. The Douglas school, which is for colored children. has been in creasing more rapidly than any other school in the city in proportion to attendance. The price to be paid for the four lots and the residence is s1O,000
 PUBLIC AUCTlON-Roger A. Ware, a young rancher who has been called to the colors in the draft and who left Saturday morning with the first con tingent, was the owner of a large num- Der of cattle, and much farming equip ment, on a leased ranch. The lease, livestock and farming implements are to be sold in his behalf under the direction of his father at public auction on the Locket ranch, four miles north east of Glendale, Tuesday, September IS.
 PHOENIX NOW THEIR HOME F. B. Cary. state representative of the popular Ben Hur cOffees, teas, spices, extracts and baking powder manufac- tured by the Joannes Bros Co. of Los Angeles, is again in Phoenix He is accompanied by his family who will , now be permanently located in Phoe- nix. MT. Cary is taking up an active campaign in Arizona for his company s !, products. During the coming week he will conduct demonstration of his coffee at the Bon Ton Grocery. The , demonstration will be in charge of his assistant, Mrs. Clarkson
 EARNED AND WAITED FOR- Oliver King, circulation manager of The Republican left yesterday for San Diego on his vacation. It is a lit- tie late in the year in this latitude for a vacation but Mir King has waited until all of his assistants had their outings. Another reason he has wait ed so long is that he may be back
 ieSll, NlSUIOuS anu rested Dy the time The Republicans new press has been installed for then it will take a fully recuperated man to handle the circu- 1 lation. It will be no job then for a jaded official, one who has grown stale from hard and continuous work
 BELLAS SDUNPHY-Miss Imogene A. Bellas, daughter of MT. and Mrs , Albert J. Bellas 524 North Third street I and MT. Verne T. Dunphy were united in marriage at S:15 last evening by the Rev. William J. Sims, pastor of the D Central Methodist church, South, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the minister, 326 East Roosevelt 6 street. Only the father, mother. broth : CT and sister of the bride were pres , ent at the ceremony. The groom is ! employed by the Goodyear Tire and Il Rubber company in Phoenix in the capacity of shipping clerk
 EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, 2 Emmanuel Baptist mission at the corn