Arizona republican., 1918-10-06

Nicholson are scheduled to speak and good jolly time is assured everyone.
 WANT A BOY?-Jack Arfield wants place to work and if possible a chance to go to school, Ford's soda shop announced yesterday. The man. agement of the shop says he is willing and while stranger here, appears to be all right. The phone is 1791.
 HOME IN kELVIN-John L. Pas cale, of the aviation corps at Gulf port, Miss, is in Kelvin on a ten days furlough. He was engaged in general merchandising before his enlistment four months ago and is well known in Kelvin.
 FOR SAN DIEGo-Allan T. Flynn of the U. S. navy recruiting station, de- parted for San Diego Friday evening, accompanied by Mrs. Flynn and thelr young son. MT. Flynn will rejoin ac- tive service since the naval station here has been closed.
 HOME WITH SON-Mrs. Charles Simmons returned yesterday from Cal- lfornia- after being held there in quar- antine for several weeks with her son. Jimmie Simmons. who had a severe at tack of scarlet fever. She was accom- panied home by her son who has thor | oughly recovered
 SMALL FlRE-A burning bale of hay in the corral of the City Ice De livery company on East Adams street | at 1920 o'clock last night occasioned an alarm of fire to be turned in. The bale of hay was dragged from the corral and put out with a bucket of water before the arrival of the fire department from Central station and | Station No. 9
 RALLY DAY PRoGRAM-A grand ly-day program will be given at the Creighton Methodist Episcopal church, situated three miles east on the Me l DoWell road, at 10 o'clock today. A cor dial invitation is extended to the gen. eral public by those in charge. At 8 o'clock in the evening, the Epworth League will hold a meeting
 EM PlOYE ERS' COM MITTEE MeETS-The employers committee or the community labor council met yes- terday at the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce chiefly to consider recom- mendations that a woman be added to the council. Charles Woolf is chairman of the committee and w. R. Elliott the secretary. No action in the matter was announced.
 RED CROSS SALVAGE-Red Cross salvage bags are being made by the pupils of the sixth and seventh grade sewing classes of the Adams and Mon roe schools. Miss Jean Armstrong is instructing the work at the Adams school and Miss Flojean Graham at the
 Monroe. Miss Graham announces that the work will be completed and tho
 bags placed on sale at various bushes. , houses of the city next week. TO FACE CHARGE FRIDAY-Rob ert Cleveland charged with embezzIe.
 ment, will be given his preliminary ex. animation in Justice De Souza's cour
 at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Cleve land was arraigned yesterday ant
 failed to give bond in the sum of $500 , He is charged with the theft of al
 automobile belonging to c. M. Traver
 of Glendale.
 NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS-Nearl, 100 students enrolled Tor the nigh school courses at the Phoenix Higl
 school on Friday evening. Classes yer organized in typing, stenography shorthand, civil service, bookkeeping
 penmanship, business arithmetic, bus , mess English, French and Spanish Other classes will be organized in thos subjects for which there is a sufficien
 demand. Monday night enrolment wi be continued and other classes started l VISITS STATE lODGES-M. I
 Stewart. State Manager for Arizon : and New Mexico of the Woodmen 0 the World, has just returned fror
 an extended trip, begun June 20. dur :, ing which he visited a large portio t of the central west, including tn states of Nebraska, Kansas, Iows Colorado and New Mexico, and upo :. his return stated that in all this sec