Arizona republican., 1917-11-21


 for Prescott where he has been called on legal business.
 RETURNS FROM COAST-J. Gar nett Holmes, prominent cotton grow CT of the valley, returned to Phoenix yesterday after a short visit on the coast.
 TO WINTER HERE-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Stearns, prominent residents of Chicago, arrived here yesterday to spend the winter in the valley They are guests at the Hotel Adams.
 JUDGE HERE - Judge John H. Campbell came up from his home in Tucson yesterday to attend to business matters here. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 MAY lNVEST-O. H. Piper, a prom inent merchant of Piper, Ala... arrived in Phoenix yesterday and is registered to spend the winter here and will look over the valley with the view of invest ing.
 TO COAST Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gang and daughter left last night for Ocean Park where they will spend several 'days visiting relatives and friends.
 FORMER RNeIDENT-Oliver R. Morton an attoMey of Los Angeles, is a guest'at the Hotel Adams while here visiting friends. MT. Morton formerly lived here
 BUSINESS TRIP-Robert A. Kirk, southwestern representative of the | Tarvia pavement company. left on last | nights train for Douglas, where he | will remain on few days business 1 trip.
 TELEPHONE MAN-Dean D. Clark, of the Mountain States Telephone company with headquarters at Tucson, returned to the city yesterday after 1 spending several days visiting points l in the northern part of the state
 ATTENTION kNITTERS-The To- cal Red Cross have just received their first shipment of yarn and also call 1 for knitted articles. All those who are willing to knit are urged to call at the local headquarters and get some of this yarn
 COMMISSION MEETING-A regu- | lar meeting of the city commission will be held this morning. at 10 o'clock | Many matters of importance are or the calendar for this meeting and it is expected that all members will be 1 present.
 MANAGER RETURNING TODAY | City Manager Robert A. Craig, who was called to Tucson two or three days ago on business. is expected to return today. During his absence City Water Superintendent V. A. Thompson has been acting city manager.
 LICENSED TO- WED-Marriage li- Censes were issued yesterday to Matt s. Slade A. Phoenix. and Yelva F. Castle, 17, Phoenix; Miles G. Dennis, 31, Waterloo, and Fern Folkers, 2S, Waterloo; Arthur H. Roberts. 3S, Phoe- nix, and Elsie Mae o. Davis, P, Phoe nix
 YEoMEN DANcE-Next Tuesday evening at Patricks hall Phoenix Homestead, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, will give a dance in celebra- tion of the Thanksgiving season. The music will be furnished by Besse's banjo orchestra and punch will be pro- vided free for those in attendance
 AUTOS COLLIDE-A Ford automo- bile belonging to T. Kaneco crashed l into Dodge car at Central avenue and Van Buren streets yesterday after noon, wrecking the front wheel of the latter The Ford was driven by a Japanese who evidently failed to mo- tice the approach of the Dodge, which seemed to have the right of way.
 WILSON HERE-Clarence Wilson proprietor of the Inspiration stage line of Miami, arrived in Phoenix Monday night and is at the Jeffer- son hotel. Yesterday Mir Wilson motored to Casa Grande where he was joined by his wife. Mr. and Mrs Wilson will return to Miami the lat ter part of the week.
 FEDERAL SURVEY WORK - United States Surveyor A. o. Stim- son, accompanied by six assistants left yesterday for Gila county where government survey of public lands south of Globe will engage the at tention of the party for the ensuing five or six months.
 [ MADISON CLUB - The regula meeting of the Madison Women's clul will be held in the domestic science rooms of the Madison school, Frida, , afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Imo gene Neely will give war bread dem onstration. Those in charge invite al Ll the women of the district to be pres , ent
 MISSIONARY sPEAkER-Dr. A. N
 Faust, returned missionary from Ja ; pan. will speak at the Presbyterian a church this evening at 7:30 o'clock
 Dr. Faust has spent 17 years in Japal
 and Is returning to his field after I years furlough The public is invit
 ed to attend by those in charge. A sil
 yer offering will be taken to be use
 Dy lne W omen MlSSlOnafN society TO l foreign missions
 LAWYERS TO MEET-For the pur pose of forming an organization to as
 sist in the operation of the selectiv ] service, lawyers of Maricopa count | will meet at 9:30 o'clock this mornin = in Judge Stanford's court room. In : der the call of President Wilson it k the duty of every lawyer to be pres @ ent at the meeting, which will be give D over entirely to discussion of tn | draft law.
 NE-FOSTER-P. F. Payne (
 the Hill and Payne Joymakers, no, = playing at the Coliseum, and Mis- e Helen Victoria Foster, known on tn 70 stage as Billy Burke" were quietl
 married at the Central Methods
 Episcopal church on Saturday after
 noon. Miss May McCrea was tn Il brides attendant, while Harvey Hil e MT. Payne's partner. was best maj ? BEDDING NEEDED The As
 sociated Charities makes request fo . bedding, clothing and furnishings fC J a family recently burned out an | badly in need of such articles. Pal | ticulars can be obtained at the head quarters of the organization. Tw 2 canes or walking sticks are als -o wanted by the Associated Charitie ,r for the use of some elderly peop
 who are unable to walk without ti It use of a cane. l. LOU TUCK FORFElTS-Lou Tue = arrested late Monday night by u = police, charged with renting a roo
 for the purpose of smoking opium al
 who left $50 bail for his appearan
 in police court, failed to respond wht
 his name was called by Police Magi
 trate Frank Thomas yesterday afte