Arizona republican., 1918-03-16

OONOAI SGTlOOE "A WlG0ONT Sunday school will be held Sunday aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Wilson school auditorium, in the Wilson dis trict. Those in charge cordially invite all interested to attend.
 DOTY HELD TO ANSWER - Charles H. Doty was held to answer to the superior court for alleged failure to provide for his minor child. He was given his preliminary examination be- fore Justice Wheeler yesterday.
 MALCOLM FRASER BACk-Mal- colm Fraser, secretary to former Gov ernor Campbell, has returned from Denver on account of the illness of Mrs Fraser who is now at the Sisters hospital. How long MT. Fraser will re- main is uncertain.
 WENZLICk IN TOWN- George | Wenzliok, who has charge of the west ern field for Busch, is in the city looking after the interests of | the company The Stettson- Barrett company is the local distributor for | .Bevo," for the introduction of which Wenzlick is conducting an aggressive | campaign.
 CHILDREN WANT HOMES-Seven Mexican children are in the Arizona 1 Children's Home and they are for adop 1 tion into good Mexican homes. Any one interested can find out about them ] by calling E. D. Raley, 1417 East Gar field street, phone S493. These children range in ages from to Il years. Any one knowing of good Mexican homes without children would do good work | by calling attention to this matter. 1 GAME OF LIFE-Taking the Game of Life' as the subject, R. Thane Cook, principal of the Phoenix high school | will daIi1-a, oo,,oynapnar11apf 1aoftyro at the Chandler, Metcalf and Duncan high schools in May. .ir. Cook will cite the rules of the game of life and will show how Germany failed to play a fair game and the price she will have to pay.
 | HELD TO ANSWERS. NJ. Griggs was held to answer to the superior court after a preliminary examination before Justice De Souza on the charge of resisting an officer. Witnesses for the state testified that Griggs resisted E. l.. Johns when he attempted to serve a writ of attachment on an automobile. | Griggs denied using gun. He gave bail in the sum of $500
 RED CROSS AUxlLlARY-Mar g an auxiliary of the American Red Cross society, consisting of 31 mem bers, was organized by the women of the Southwest Cotton company
 of Avondale. Among the officers elected were Mrs. F. w.. Padgett as chairman; Mrs. L. A. Wilke as treas urer and Mrs. F. R. Macpherson as secretary. This organization will be branch of the Phoenix chapter. | RAILWAY BOOTLEGGER-val. J Daily a newsbutcher of the Southern Pacific, was found guilty of bootleg ging by a jury in Judge Stanford's court yesterday. He will be sentenced Monday morning at 9:50 o'clock. Daly transported a suit case of whisky into the state from California. He was married in Los Angeles a short time before his arrest.
 | TALKS ON THRIFT-Judge Frank De Souza addressed the War Savings society at the Arizona State hospital last evening and urged the members to greater activity in saving and in the purchase of Thrift Stamps and Baby Bonds. The State Hospital War Saw ings society was organized about three weeks ago and already includes in its membership practically all the officials and employees of the institution.
 DRUNK AND DISORDERlY-Ne less than six persons were booked al the police station yesterday on charges of being drunk and disorderly. Bai in the sum of s was demanded il each instance and was furnished by two of the offenders. Those who ap- peared before City Magistrate Franl Thomas were assessed fines of s5, each with the option of spending five days each. in the city jail.
 BURRO TO BE SOLD-Unless tn, owner of perfectly good burro, helt at the Pioneer stables, appears before 10 o'clock this morning and claims his property. Chief of Police George O Brisbois will dispose of the Canary at public auction at 10 o'clock thi. morning. Since being picked up sev [ eral days ago by the police. the burrt
 has been eating his head off and mus | be disposed of before the available feet
 at the stable is exhausted
 WELLS FARGO ExPANDING-Be cause of the growth of its bushes locally, the Wells Fargo and compan, express finds its depot at the Arizona
 Eastern and Santa Fe stations is in
 adequate. It now proposes to erect
 handsome brick building at cost O
 about s7,500 on the property of tn,
 Southern Pacific. which it is believe, | VIII IiOlt meet tlit Pl tStll needs. permit for the erection of tn proposed structure was granted by Cit. Building Inspector H. J. Mann. Tn contract is in the hands of Claud W . Cisney.
 ADVISORY BOARD MEETlNG-l
 meeting of the advisory board of tn federal inspector of explosives will b held at the office of Inspector Ed I : Shaw. no North First avenue. at ! o'clock Tuesday afternoon. This i
 the regular monthly meeting of tn
 board named to assist the federal in spector in the solution of the variou problems with which he is confronted
 Several new members were recentl
 added to the board and these are ex
 pected to meet for the first time wit the original members of the board. In ! spector Shaw said yesterday that ther
 were many matters of importance to b
 discussed and he hoped for a complet
 attendance of the membership. INSURANCE MEN VISIT-M. H. O Williams of Milwaukee, assistant super
 intendent of agencies of the North western Mutual Life Insurance com pany, and T. l. von Rolf of Hnllvunod