Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-14

of all loyal citizens. The men who
are boosting this meeting. wish to i'm
press upon everyone the Importance
of the occasion and the need of their
presence. Never before in the history
of the American negro was there time
when organization was more neces-
sary than now. If you love your race
and want to see it progress be at this
meeting next Monday night Mr.. ]. A.
Green will be master Of ceremonies
and there will be prominent speakers
to address you. Come.
Mesa Visitor
Mrs. S. D. Wilson of Mesa is spend
ing few days in the city visiting
her mother and sister, Mesdames Dan
Hendricks and w. ]. Jones.
Mistakes VIII Happen
In writing up the dinner party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. King, the
name of Mrs Annie Clemons was in
advertently omitted FRONT he guest
list. The date of the feast was Thanks
giving day, November %, instead of
December 1, as stated
Soldier Boy Writes Mother
The following letter was received by
Mrs Scott Smith 14S5 East Jefferson
street, from her boy, who is enlisted
in the U. S. Navy. The letter fol
lows: Key, West, Fla, Nov. 10 1918.
Dear Mother:-Just few lines to let
you know l am all right. have been
moving around so much that l have
not had time to write as / spend most
of my time on the water. l have
been within two hundred miles of
France and through the great gates
six times. Tell Eugene l was in his
home town six months. Tell little
Sarah Lottie have been looking for
the Kaiser for a year and half How
is Oscar getting along? Tell him to
write me. / am on the U. S. S. Perry
destroyer. l will leave for New Or
leans in half an hour Regards to all
my friends. Your grandson. John
Henry Scott.
Home from blythe
Mr.. w. A. Brown, 112 South eighth
street returned this week after spend
ing several weeks in Blythe gathering
Snowy fleece" He says that times
are good and everybody in Blythe had
plenty of money Mr. Brown will re-
side here with his family and enjoy
our ideal winters
S. L. Daniels Hurt in Auto Accident
Mr.. S. L. Daniels the Mesa repre-
sentative Of the Tribune suffered
very painful accident last Friday, De-
cember 9th, when the automobile in
which he was riding turned over and
pinned him beneath for a few seconds
and then righted itself upon it's four
wheels again. The accident occurred
about three miles east of Phoenix on
the Mcdowell road, while Mr.. Daniels
was returning from Phoenix to Mesa.
Mr.. Daniels suffered two broken ribs
on his right side, bruised leg and
painful injuries to his shoulder and
spine. He was Immediately taken to
St. Joseph's hospital and given medi-
cal attention and other necessary sur
gical aid. He is resting easily now
and hopes to be able to return to his
home in Mesa in a few days.
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Those who enjoy chitterling sup
pers may have their appetites appeas
ed by visiting the Fish house, 81 S.
Second street on Wednesday or Thurs
day night Mr.. Smell, proprietor of
this popular eating establishment and
news stand, says that he had so many
calls for the delectable chitterling. till
he decided to give over two nights
week serving this southern dish
Influenza conquered-Mr. H. H.
Rice, proprietor of the De Luxe Hotel,
81 South Second street, has produced
a new wrinkle in sleeping apartments
The big, airy screen sleeping porch in
tnlo AOONS1ly thcAI NSiAGAOOO oO mary
last summer has been transformed in
to an excellent sleeping tent A
heavy canvas surrounds the screen
and you have a warm, comfortable
place to sleep and one that is guar
anteed to prevent influenza. This
place was designed for particular peo-
ple-those who regard health as para
mount. If you would have the best
in sleeping quarters, see Mr.. Rice to-
day. Thirty-seven South Second street
is the place. De Luxe Hotel is the
name. You can't miss it.
Miss Fish Better-The condition of
Mrs. Charles Fish is steadily improv-
ing and we hope to report her COM
plete recovery very soon.
Influenza Maybe-Mr. Will Smith,
1853 West Sherman, was forced to give
IN his work last Monday and 90 IN