Arizona republican., 1918-07-14
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SERGEANT LEAVES Sergeant Robert Friedel left last night for New York.
 SIGN MAN RETURNs-Eugene J. Hughes, the sign man, returned Satur day from a business trip to the coast
 GOES TO OAkLAND-C. B. Wood bury, associated with the Dwight B. Heard force as head of the city depart ment, left last night for Oakland to join his wife and family
 NEW CAPITOL WALkS.-Work has been started on the construction of cement walks along the entire Seven teenth avenue front of the state house grounds.
 NAB ALLEGED SPEEDER-Police- man Papo arrested Cliff Telmer yes terday on East Van Buren street and charged him with driving a machine in excess of that allowed by law. "CHEVROLET" DICK HERE = Chevrolet Dick Hollingsworth is reg istered at the Adams hotel from San Francisco. He is the representative of the Chevrolet automobile company for the southwest.
 CHARGED WITH SPEEDING Thomas Adams was arrested on East Van Buren street yesterday by Police man Papo charged with driving an au tomobile over Is miles an hour and was released on deposit of $10 bail. CHARGED WITH THEFT-Jose Moncado was arrested by Police De- tective McGrath and lodged in the city jail The detective claims that Mon cado stole a silk shirt from a grip in a Washington street pool room. ROWENA CIRCLE-Mrs. Margaret [ To- ;,-l -ty will entertain Rowena circle on the after moo nof Monday next at o'clock. Those in charge ask all members to at | tend and request them to come pre- pared to sew.
 MAJOR CATER OVER SEA-Ma- | jor Archibald Cater is on the other side. He was at Liverpool on June 16 according to a post card from hin received by Joe Cassou yesterday. Billy | Field and Irving de Rex Miller were | in his entourage.
 TO EXPERIMENT CAMP-United | States Marshal Joe Dillon, Chief o1 Police George o. Brisbois, Policeman | Harry Gaskin left Phoenix last night | for the internment camp at Salt Lake | City with three alien enemies who will | be interned at the camp for the dura- | tion of the war
 COMMISSIONER BACK. J. B. | Henke, United States commissioner returned from a vacation lasting sev- ready for court Monday, relieving Judge Frank DeSouZa, who substituted | for him in his absence. Judge DeSouza and family left last night for their vacation.
 A BOX CAR BoUDoIR-Antonic l Garcia and Gonzales Garcia were ar rested yesterday by Policemen Shirl | and Broyles. The police allege that the men were sleeping in box car at ont of the railroad yards. The men are | being held at the police station for in vestigation.
 BRETHREN cHURcH-services a the Brethren church at 1923 Grand ave nue will be by Elder Platt, of Glen dale. Sunday school at 10:30 o'clocl in the morning. Morning preaching ser vice at 11:30 o'clock. In the evening the pastor and congregation will joir the union services being held at the Y I M. c. A. stadium.
 SPECIAL PIANO SALE.-Paul Nor gan, special representative of thu Kimball piano factory, is in Phoenix conducting a piano sale for thei agents, Kerr & Smalley. In speaking of his travels on the Pacific coast, MI Morgan said that he had seen n' country there as prosperous as Arizona and Phoenix in particular.
 SAFELY OVERSEAS-Mr. Shoup O the Shoup Lumber company has jus l received card from his brother, V M. Shoup, stating that he had arrived safely overseas. He is a member 0 company E. 147th Infantry. 37th Divi sion, having entered the service in Hi nois. Another brother, c. P. ShouT enlisted in Phoenix and is stationed a Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
 A FISH IN HAND-Boyd O'Danie who for the last two weeks has been summer widower," has permission from his big chief at Hyder's to leav for the coast tonight for a two week stay. While he hasn't promised t bring any fish back with him he ha sworn that he is going to send nearl everybody in town photograph of tn biggest string he catches. Postal car fakes won't count.
 ROY MURRAY'S MOTHER DEAD- The friends of Roy Murray, for a lon time with McDougall and Cassou, wi learn with regret that his mother dead This information came in a let ter from MT. McDougall, who is at Hol lywood. MT. McDougall had receive j a letter from a brother, Carl Murra