Arizona republican., 1918-03-26

property at Five Points recently leased by Davis for that purpore. It will be neat structure and will cost upwards of s75O.
 PYTHIAN sIsTERs-Pythian sisters 1 will sew at the home of Mrs. c. w. Cisney. AIS East Van Buren street, Wednesday afternoon.
 WHO WANTS DOG?- There is a half grown collie dog for adoption at S13 East Monroe street. All his pres ent owner wants is to see he has good nome
 SAFE IN FRANcE-Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore yesterday received a cable announcing the safe arrival in France of her brother, Stanley Matthews, who is with the aviation corps.
 SOCIAL ClRCLE-The Wednesday Social Circle meets at the home of Mrs | A. $. Mosier on the Christy Road We'd nesday afternoon. All members are urged to be present by those in charge.
 BUSINESS VISITORS - w. B. Schmidt and D. c. Weimer, represen- tatives in this territory for John Boll- man &; Co. of San Francisco, are in the city at the present time in the in- terest of the cigarette, chewing, and smoking tobacco lines of their com pany.
 FINED FOR GUN-Admitting lis guilt, R. G. Scanlon was yesterday fined $50 by Justice Wheeler for carry ing concealed weapons. The assault with deadly weapon charge brought against Scanlon on complaint of T. B. | Atkins was dismissed on motion of the county attorney.
 CHARGED WITH THEFT-Charged with the theft of revolver from A. L. Little, Gumesindo Othon was brought before Justice De Souza yes terday when his preliminary hearing on the petit larceny charge was set for 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. He furnished bond in the sum of S200.
 EASTERN VISlTORS-Mr. and Mrs J. W. Campbell of East Orange, New Jersey, Miss Isabelle Wanamaker and Miss Louise Wanamaher of Jhiladel- phia, all prominent eastern people, are visiting in the city for a few days while on theIr way home from the coast. They are guests at the Hotel Adams. >
 BACK FhOM BUSINESS TRiP-Eu- gene Redewill has returned from very successful business trip to Yuma and the surrounding country. While in Yuma MT Redewill took an active part in the observance of the Thrift day there and succeeded in materially in- creasing the sales of stamps and bonds that day
 RECEIVER NAMED-Charles Chris ty was appointed receiver for the Wes- . tern Sheep and Wool company by Judge Stanford yesterday. N. z. Wells and Charles Wells recently brought action against the company chargine fraudulent transactions on the part ot certain of it's officers and asked the appointment of a receiver The court r in naming Mr. ChriSty placed his bond at s10,000.
 } FOR THREE REsIDENcEs-The ) Home Builders will soon begin the ) erection of three handsome dwelling
 houses, one story brick and plaster each to cost $2,000. Permits for these
 structures were issued yesterday b, Building Inspector Herbert J. Mann
 The houses will be located respectful, J at 74S and 756 East Willetta street ant
 743 East Brill street.
 AND IT kICKED-Morse Whitley a proprietor of an automobile repair sho1
 at Fourth and Van Buren streets. trie(
 to crank refractory car yesterday
 afternoon. The starter had refused tt l work and Whitley determined to "spiI It. Ihere was a whir and when the smoke cleared away Whitleys righ J arm hung limp. Dr. H. T. Bailey re.
 uuced the fracture and sent Whitley Q nome for a rest
 Q MoRRIsToWN OVER ToP-Ac cording to the figures of the Nationa 5 was Savings committee, the little tow1
 oI Morrlstown was expected to rais
 sooo during 1918 through the sales O
 ,hllIt stamps and baby bonds. Wor, II receiVed yesterday from Harry Cox u 'oWn chalrman the sales have alread
 reached the handsome figure of SIT
 anu Morrlstown isn't through vet. ! ] -.a Dnariinan COX believes the allottmen Will be sold several times over. I POLICE HAVE NO CLUE-Desn;t f vigorous work on the part of the no ,l nee yesterday, no clue was obtaine n indicating just who visited the room O
 MISS Nellie Gillespie, S03 North Thir
 street. night or two ago and de stroyed valuable wearing apparel an u other personal belongings of Miss Gil l. lesple, by throwing muriatic acid Tn T. bottle which had contained the aci
 was found but this of itself did m
 materially aid the police in their in ,- vestigation. HI al TO AID THRIFT WoRk-Rev Ra
 '. Harker of the First Methodist Epis
 eopai church yesterday accepted tn n. tnVitatlon to assume charge of the Wa e' Oo'i III tHe pOStOfflce lObb
 TOT the month of April. He will nam
 committees of women workers from hi re ehurcn Who will be in active charg y rom day to day. He says there ar
 many women in his church who ar
 anXlous to do their bit and that tbi le VIII afford the opportunity they ar ,r seeking. "i d LILLE GOES TO JAIL-Lillie sm;t
 was before Police Magistrate Treyil
 nan on Saturday afternoon. charge ie wltn disturbance of the peace an re quiet or Lizzie Williams. whom she i le raieged to have struck with a soda m
 oottie. She paid fine of s10 upon ths
 occasion and went free. Yesterday sh m was again in court charged with nros IS Iitution. Upon conviction .Jndp
 lhomas, who heard the second cos
 sentenced her to serve 25 days in tb 1- city Jail "'s Ill LII ss TAKES THE DAYS-Revnaldo Ra, B. Iassas admitted to Judge Thomas vee
 ,eroay Tn police court that he had in,
 pioeo 100 freely the night before an ot that ne was doubtless drunl, a as enarged by the arresting officer. Wbe t. sne judge announced an assessment
 so'vv With the alternative of five da1
 n. ,n tne city Jail, Barrassas inuuired 2 ,d .o now much money he had when a, IF tes'eu. He was told that s5.15 wa m sn sne sum total of his currency. q ha
 S.i when 1 started out" he declare
 uuess l lose some of 'em9 He toe T , rne uays m Jail, declaring he woul : leeu tne money when he got ont 1 HERE TO LVE-Edwin creen h, brother of the Misses Flaano,' ,'.' ErnSf hoc