Arizona republican., 1918-09-01

Southwestern Cotton company, left Friday evening on a short business visit to Los Angeles.
 BACK FROM VACATION-Miss Agnes Kinzie of the Korricks' millinery department returned from the coast Saturday morning.
 HUMPHREY LEAVING IF. l.. Humphrey, the accountant in the state highway department, is leaving this evening for the coast to spend a two weeks vacation
 DOCTOR ON VACATION - pr. Thomas left last evening to spend short vacation in Los Angeles and other coast points,
 KING lEAVES-Garnett King, gen. eral passenger agent of the E. F. terday on business, left last evening for his home.
 FAMILY LEAVES-Mr. and Mrs J. F. Finney and Franklyn Finney left yesterday to spend the remainder of the summer in Los Angeles.
 SUFFER IN TOWN-Senator Fred Sutter accompanied by E. E. Ellin wood and John Mason Ross of the law firm of EllinWood and Ross at Bisbee is guest of the Adams while in town for a short visit.
 RED CROSS cLosE-Al depart ments of the local chapter of the Red Cross will close tomorrow in recogni- tion of Labor day. The general office announces that this order will affect every department of the Red Cross in cludlng the work rooms.
 CHiROPRACTOR BAcK-D. C. Giaus. the chiropracror. has just re- turned from his vacation in Los An l PetpS ho l.; 1> taking postgraduate course in the Electric College of Chiropractic
 VISITING HERE-Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Frische motored from Tucson to spend this weekend with their parents, MT and Mrs. w. J. Anderson of l5S7 West Mckinley street of this city. Mrs. Frische was formerly Miss Margaret Anderson.
 SCARlETT DELAYED A late message from Rev. William Scarlett dean ot Trinity Pro- Cathedral, brings the word that he will not be able to 1eacn Phoenix in time for services at Irlhlty today, but will surely be on mana me following Sunday.
 BARBER SHOPS CLOsE-The bar. per shops of Phoenix will be closed all oay on Monday-Labor Day. By tuesday the town will have taken or an aspect such as it has not known Tn year. flowing locks and stubble boards being the fashion of the mo- ment.
 IN SERVICE AT BosToN-T. B stewart. Jr., son of the contractor VIII leave tonight for Boston to enter the Massachusetts Institute of Tech noIogy, in the department of structur al and civil engineering. He will de- vote four hours a day to militar, training and will be subject to call o the government for military service.
 UNITED IN WEDLOCK-Bra the temperature of Phoenix, Mrs. J Darrah Mallon formerly Miss A. Maud Clark of Los Angeles. left that city tc
 become the wife of J. Darrah Mallon manager of the Arizona Cleaning works. The marriage was solemnizeC last Sunday and, after a brief honey moon in the Salt River valley, the cou- Die are now ready to receive theil
 friends at the Pierce apartments. , RESULT OF CoLLISION-H Zeit
 ten was arrested at Central avenue an,
 Washington street yesterday by Police men Mccormick and Feurriegel an, , charged with reckless driving. Tn
 police record states Zeitten while driv : ing an automobile ran down Buo Ma o dera, a Western Union messenge mounted on bicycle smashing tn
 bicycle. The boy was reported as no ' injured. Zetten furnished $10 bail fo
 his appearance before the city magis q trate Tuesday afternoon.
 s SAFE vERSEAS-Sheriff Willl q recently received a card from his sor
 Private Henry F. Wilky of Company [ r 18th Headquarters Military Polio, o tat he arrived safely overseas. NJ e Milky is a graduate of the local hig
 school and left Phoenix on October V being sent to Camp Funston and late t being transferred to Camp Kearn, S Basil, a younger son of Sheriff Wilk,
 just turned twenty one, registered las l. Saturday, and expects to leave with tn l. next contingent.
 n PHOENICIAN SSJONED .
 The office of the adjutant gener; al yesterday received word through th 1. committee on public information an d nouncing the names of those given sec
 ond lieutenancies in the fourth officer L. training camp at Camp Dodge. low; 's These men were all of the 163rd dept le brigade, and included a Phoenix bo
 Private Thomas c. Geare, of 2504 Ger S. tral avenue, who now bears the ran rs of second lieutenant. Only seven me er residents of states west of the Mi.
 souri river, received commissions l. this camp.