Arizona republican., 1918-03-14

tornla is visiting in Phoenix for a few days to transact business and look af- ter the local interests of his firm He expects to remain in the city for about a week.
 QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER MEET The Queen Esther Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will hold a meeting Fri day night at 1880 o'clock. The affair will take place in the Masonic temple Secretary eBatrice Metten, desires the | presence of all members and visiting members.
 STARK SENTENCE sEVERE-Joe Stark, who pleaded guilty to violating the llquor law, was sentenced to serve 60 days in the county jail dating from ! February 2S and fined s2O0 If unable to pay the fine, Judge Stanford ordered mat Stark serve one day for each dol lar.
 SCoTTSDALE P.T. A meeting of the Scottsdale Parent-Teacher asso- clation will take place tomorrow after noon at o'clock when the annual elec- i ton of officers will be held Miss lmogene Medley will make the principal address of the afternoon her topic be- ing Milo maize four
 DOG WANTS ADOPTERS-Two handsome, intelligent male dogs. one at 1537 West Jefferson street, the other at 444 East Adams street, are hoping Tor some lover of animals to come along and carry them off Both ami mals are said to be fine specimans and would make fine pets.
 PUPILS IN RECITAL-Pupils from the Arizona School of Music. from the experiments of vocal music, piano. vio- Tn, expression and dancing, will hold a recital Saturday afternoon. at 3:3O oclock. The entire program of the school IS open gratis to the public. The affair will take place in the School of Music.
 FOR PATRIOT-In honor of J. H.
 McNeill, formerly chief engineer of the Arlzona State hospital, who enlisted in the aVlauon section signal corps, and is now on his way to Kelly Field, San An tonlo, officers of that institution enter talned last evening with an excellent program, music and later. dancing I, J; Townsley and Jesse L. Boyce had charge of the entertainment.
 SAD NEWS COMES- Word has
 been received here of the death of Mrs
 theodore C. Doolittle which occurred III CleVeland, Ohio, a few days ago The
 Sad news was conveyed in telegram m
 to Mrs Doolittle's daughter Mrs. Hen " PoWers of North Seventh street The
 uecedent leaves a husband and eight
 chlldren. a son Theodore Doolittle. Jr
 m the ordnance department at
 Washington. '''
 FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED =
 IioC grease boiling over became ig-
 hlted from gas stove in the kitchen
 of the home of c. K. Hughes 1g1o
 North Third street. vesterdav aftor1
 noon. For a time it apneared tbat
 the house was threatened with de-
 struction and the fire department
 was called. The blaze was ex-
 tihgulshed, however before material } damage had been done.
 LIVING CUP WALTZ-At the reg
 ular Friday evening dance of the
 w oodmen of the World, two handsome loVlng cups will be given to the best
 dancers. Merit alone will be the con-
 Slueratlon upon which the judges will pase their awarGs. The two cups first ana second prizes, will be offered for competition until the same persons
 nave won them twice. then the cups
 VIII become the property of the winner ne management has set down a list of
 rules, which they will be glad to have
 inspected and will appreciate sugges- l lons as to the judges of the affair 7 ADMITS GUILT J. C. Warden l made good his statement to the comfy
 oliicers that he was thankful for arrest
 when he announced his guilt wher s brought before Justice Wheeler vester. daE In wafving his preliminary exam
 lhaton on the charge of robbery. War. \ aen stated that he would plead guilty | m the superior court. His bond was | placed in the sum of S1. 900.
 Orr rlCER VISlTOR-Lieutenan TT | II, IrifnshaW of the 166th depot brig ade and Mrs. Grimshaw are the guests oI lhe young officers parents, Mr. and -uIs' Joseph Stark. They will be in the | city until the latter part of inc weet l when Lieutenant Grimshaw returns tf | Camp Lewis. He was recently ir | charge of company that was trans. | lerfed rom the Washington camp tt | camp Green, North Carolina and CT | route Tor his headquarters was granted | i've days leave which he will pas, | here Mrs Grimshaw on his return f, | the northwest will go to Tucson to h, | with her parents, Mayor and Mrs. Q. c | Parker during the war period. l CENSOR ORDER STANDS-Rep l resentatives of the Arizona Fedora | tlon or Colored Womens clubs ap | peared before the city commission | yesterday morning and appealed |, | the city fathers to prohibit the show l Ing in this city of the film entitle, | The Birth of a Nation" After list | enlng to the arguments against tn, Il presentation of this picture, the dele H gation was informed that the com H mission some time ago had issued al
 order prohibiting the showing of tn
 picture locally and that the orde would stand until repealed or re III scinded.
 HI SEEKING SLACKERS-The polic III during the past few days hay III rounded up several alleged slackers III Some of these have already bee, III turned over to the federal authofitie H for investigation Not only are tn | police investigating the status Q | every man apparently of draft az III who may fall within the pale of tn III law. but recently they have bee v making special efforts to locate thos ] a.hn hl. inc. 4I,