Arizona republican., 1918-04-13

inquiry. Any information concerning Eckert should be telephoned or other wise communicated to MT. Colds worthy.
 TO EXCHANGE PULPITs-Rev. H. H. Shires, of the Prescott Fps copal parish, will occupy the pulpit at Trinity Pro- Cathedral tomorrow morning. Dean Scarlett will be in Prescott tomorrow and will occupy the pulpit of his colleague from the Mile High city.
 TIRE AND ALL TAKEN-R. c. Saufley, of Payne and Saufley, re- ported to the police yesterday that a tire, tube and rim, valued at s55 had been stolen from his Mitchell car left standing in front of the Wicker sham dancing academy Thursday night. No trace of the thief had been secured up to late hour last even- ing.
 SUSPECTED OF INSANITY = Emil Garcia, arrested by Policeman Sullivan, and John J. Mcbride, ar rested by Policemen Ellis and Valen- zuela, after being locked up at the city jail early yesterday morning, developed such symptoms of mental unbalance that they were booked for investigation as to their sanity. They will be examined today.
 WHERE IS HAiLBERG?-On the down train from Wickenburg over a week ago, a passenger dropped na- turalization papers out in the name of August HailDerg. These papers were picked up by the trainmen and turned in at the general ticket office of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoe- nix railroad in this city. They are now being held there and the owner may recover them by calling at Gen. tral avenue and Adams street.
 WHITEWASHiNG CITY JAIL - In order to restore the interior of the city jail to a condition of spot lessness, workmen were engaged yes terday in applying coats of whitewash not only in the "bullpen,' but in the cell rooms and the lobby. The gen. eral office and the office of the chief will probably be given the same attention today.
 FIFTY DAYS EACH - Gertrude 1 Williams and Myrtle Clark were in police court yesterday charged with prostitution. Upon conviction each was sentenced to serve 50 days in | the city jail. As it was the first | time in court for the Williams woman | her sentence was suspended. The l Clark girl succeeded in raising a bond in the sum of $50 and filed notice of appeal, pending the outcome i of which she is at liberty.
 FOR BOYS IN CAMP-Believing 1 that there are many little ways in which Q few dollars can be turned l to the benefit Of the boys from Ari- Zona who are now in army canton ments, the Woodmen's Circle has de- cided to devote the entire proceeds 1 of the regular weekly dance next | Wednesday evening to this purpose In order to make the occasion q particularly attractive one, specia musical numbers will be included 1T the program and other details worked out by the committee.
 CHANGE FETE DATE-Changine the date of the Lawn Fete because ot the presence in Phoenix of Secretary McAdoo on the day the event was planned. the Junior Guild of the Trim l ity Cathedral announces Friday instead of Thursday for the affair. Int event which will be one of the mos interesting of the spring season vii be given at Casa Blanca, the home O Mrs. and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. Tht charity fund of the Guild will be tht beneficiary.
 FINAL DRIVE TODAY-The fina drive in the sale of tickets for tn, big three day production, 4 Daughter of France at the Elm press theater, is on today and it .i hoped that there will be a recort breaking demand. There is still {; big hole in the figure set by tn Maricopa county war savings com mittee as it's goal These funds ar needed to carry on the work sue cessfully in this county and it hat been hoped that not less than S1,00
 would be realized in this manner There are still several hundred dol lars necessary to raise before tn
 amount will be available.