Arizona republican., 1918-12-27

already been announced, others are: Eva Wilson, Ernest Smith, John lSaacs, E. F. Diehl and Gilbert Blauco.
 BROTHERS COME FAR-D. T. Bayless is having happy holiday oc casioned by the fact that his four brothers have journeyed across coun- try to pass the season with him. At his ranch home he is entertaining Mr and Mrs. A. NJ. Bayless of Moreland, Okla; W. J. Bayless of Wilmington, Ohio; L. T. Bayless of Toledo, Ohio; and H. T. BaYless of Casa Grande.
 LIEUTENANT LUHRS AT HOME There were two Christmases in the household of George H. N Luhrs. one on Christmas and the other yesterday. The second was the occasion of the unexpected arrival of Lieut.. George Luhrs from Camp Fremont yesterday morning. He had been expecting to get away so that he might arrive home at Christmas. He was acting captain in the supply department
 TO RENDER CANTAT A-The Grace Lutheran church choir, under the leadership of J. F. Westberg. will render the cantata, The Star of Beth lehem,' this evening in the w. C. T. U., hall, 227 West Monroe street There Will also be a treat for the children of the Sunday school. All friends of the l church are invited to be present by
 those in charge. The program will be-
 gin at 7:30 o'clock.
 FROM SOLDIER TO SALESMAN Arthur K. Doe who recently returned from the training camp at Waco, hay ing been mustered out of service. has
 accepted a position as sales engineer for the Western Arizona sales district of the Sullivan Machinery company. manufacturers of heavy mining ma | chinery such as air compressors, rock drills and diamond drills. Mir Does | headquarters will be in Phoenix. | HOTEL HOST TO GUESTS-The | Annex hotel was the scene of an en- 1 joyable party Christmas eve when | guests at the hotel were entertained by Mrs May Price, manager of the hotel l Presents were distributed from an elaborately trimmed tree, and refresh
 ments were served throughout the
 evening. Dancing began at 9 o'clock and continued until midnight when the
 celebration was ended with Home
 Sweet, Home"
 MUST MAKE WRAPPERS-The
 The material for the 21OO0 refuget
 wrappers has just been received by the ! Red Cross. Cutters and sewers art ] urged to respond immediately as tn, completed garments must be shipped in January. Mrs. Sims Ely, chairman Of the sewing department, hopes for hearty response on the part of all or ganlZatlonS, auXilliaries and indiVid , uals.
 MADE A BIG DIFFERENCE difference of a figure and a figure
 made a difference of something lik
 $1O,000 in report of the verdict ren
 dered in the suit brought by Sandersol !. to recover fire damages from the Ari zona Fire Insurance company. Tn suit was brought to determine tn 5 amount to pay upon a policy writer by the company for $2S,000, whict 4 together with attorneys fees and other Q amounted to grand total of s35,70( r The verdict rendered was for $26.941.5 5( 5 SENTENCED TO RlSON-Carlo Aguerro found guilty of grand larcen ' by jury in Judge Stanford's court , was yesterday sentenced to serve no
 less than F nor more than 14 month in the state penitentiary, the date O
 his sentence beginning october Il Aguerro was given the privilege 0
 pleading guilty to petty larceny whe 0 a few days jail sentence would hay
 been imposed, but he declared that h 0 would rather plead not guilty to tn
 greater crime and take his chance l. with jury.
 GROcERETTE IS SoLD-The Gro , cerette. which since it's establishment J several months ago has been so sue
 cessfully conducted by A. Wetzler, ha I been sold to Sam D. Spitalny of St Jo sejh, Mo, and will hereafter be con f ducted by him along the same line n that won for the Grocerette so muc IF popularity during the ownership ( IF MT. Wetzler. MT. Spitalny is a gro 6 ceryman of many years experienC . and will cater to the public with
 thorough knowledge of what is wante f by them in the grocery and provisio - line.