Arizona republican., 1918-10-04


 account of the fact that October F has been proclaimed a legal holiday by the president of the United States, the examination for clerks and carriers in the Phoenix postoffice has been post poned to October 19.
 PATENTS GRANTED -. Hazard & Miller, the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, California, has received by wire from Washington notice of the issuance of the following patents to inventors: Bisbee, Arizona, Norman J. Mckenzie. bit.
 CALL FOR 100 MEN-Adjutant Gen eral Harris has received from General Crowder a call for 100 men from Ari- zona, for voluntary intuition into the army service, to be trained in certain mechanical lines at the University 0 Utah. Five of these men will be from Maricopa county.
 CLOSE RECRUITING STATION - The naval recruiting station of this city has been closed owing to the new draft, including those within the vol unteer age. Those desiring any com munication with the recruiting station will hereafter transact their business through the San Diego station.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to S. c. Reilly, 41, Phoenix, and Bertha Glawacki, 36, Phoenix: James C. Os wold, 23, Columbus. Ga, and Willie May Thomas, 16, Phoenix; E. Maunez, 23, Santania. Ariz., and Francisco Agular, IS, Santania, Ariz.
 REGULAR BEAN-Lafe Brunson of 112 East Roosevelt street took to the chamber of commerce yesterday a Qua da bean about 22 inches long, sample of his third crop this year. These re- markable beans are sliced up and pre- pared in the same manner as string beans.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Applica- tions for incorporation papers were filed yesterday with the corporation commission as follows: Anglo Saxon Salvage company of Prescott, w. & B. Minerals Development company of Mi ami, Illinois Exploration company of Delaware, Shaws Steam VulcaniZing company of Douglas.
 FURNITURE NEEDED-The Phoe- nix Red Cross is in urgent need of fur niture for their headquarters, particu- larly chairs, tables and shelving. Old dining room extension tables will be most acceptable. Anyone having spare articles of this nature are requested tc call up 1477, the Red Cross rooms, and the articles will be sent for CASkET TRANSFERRED-At the request of Los Angeles relatives, the body of Joseph Roth yesterday was ex- humed from the old Masonic cemetery where it had been inferred since 1894 and was removed to the Jewish ceme- tery. The Roth tombstone bearing 9 beautiful inscription in Hebrew also was removed and replaced in the Jew ish cemetery.
 RALPH CAMERON RETURNS | Ralph Cameron returns yesterday from six weeks business trip throughout the east and expects to leave the city again this evening on a business visit to Washington, D. c. Mir. Cameron re- ports exceptionally heavy business II all lines of industry in the east. 1dt will visit his son at Fort Sill enroutt to Washington.
 WIFE GETS DlVoRcE-Mrs. Pear 1 Sailing secured a divorce from Arthur B. Sailing yesterday on the ground o desertion and failure to provide. Ac- | cording to the testimony offered II | Judge Lyman's court the couple wa. | married in Jacksonville, Oregon il | 1911, and in August, 1917, the husband | left his wife.
 PROMINENT MERCHANT - H. R Penney, of the well-known Penney stores, located in many cities of th' country, is in Phoenix on business. H. | is holding a meeting here of his Varl ous managers from several sections O Arizona. J. NJ. Mcdonald and H. Rob inson. also connected with the firm, ar' stopping at the Jefferson hotel witt l Mr Penney.
 COMMISSION TO SAMUEL-Ed ward w. Samuel has been commis stoned a second lieutenant in the Unite States army. Samuel, formerly an at torney of this city and interested i ranching in the valley, enlisted in tn infantry June 1, and was sent to For Lawton, Seattle. He was commissione September ,, and sent to Camp Dodge Iowa.
 THRIFT CLUB MEETS - The Dor ris- -Heyman Thrift club held a meet ing last night. This strong and grow ing institution monthly redeem pledges to the amount of $50 in thrif stamps. All the proprietors and em ployes of the Doris -Heyman lnstltu tion belong to the club which has membership of 2S. Speeches wer made at the meeting last night an plans presented lO llCleeoc thO Siii ciency of the club.
 JOINS TRAINING CORPS-Edwi H. Langston, 19-year- old son of Assist ant District Attorney J. H. Langstol has been inducted into the students army training corps with the rank ( corporal, according to information re ceived here yesterday by his fathe Young Langston is at the University ( Arizona at Tucson, where Second Lieu tenant w. W. Carpenter, formerly professor in the Phoenix High school, personnel officer.
 REALTY FIRMS JOIN-The Rug gles Realty company and Bellamy an Haskell have consolidated and hay opened offices at 21 North First av enue The firm will be known as tn | Ruggles and Haskell Realty company Frank E. Bellamy will continue hi connection with the new firm until h leaves for France, where he will joi the "Y' boys at the front D. J. Whic ten, an experienced realty man fror | Corona, California, who has recent moved his family to Phoenix, will als be associated with this firm.
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION The United States Civil Service com mission announces that there will b an examination for forest and fiel clerks in Douglas, Nogales. Phoeni1 Prescott and Tucson on October 2 The examination consists of tests i spelling, stenography, typewritin, bookkeeping, English composition an penmanship and arithmetic. The eX animation is open to men and wome over IS years of age. Entrance salarie range from 5000 to s1200 a yea Anyone interested is urged to call o or address Clarence R. Craig, loc; secretary, 260 Federal Building, Phoe nix Arizona