Arizona republican., 1918-10-17
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. TO ST, LoUls-Robert Barnes left for St. Louis Tuesday night.
 TO COAST-Rev. W. G. Gaston ot Liberty, Arizona, left on a business trip to the coast Tuesday.
 JUNIOR GUILD- There will be no further meeting of the Junior Guild during the influenza epidemic.
 REBEkAH LODGE The Arizona Rebekah lodge will hold no meeting Thursday night.
 OFF ON BUsINEss-R. S. Craw- ford of this city left on a business trip to Los Angeles Tuesday.
 TO LOS ANGELES-Fred Arm strong left for Los Angeles Tuesday evening.
 OFF TO RENo-Mrs. S. c. Miller of this city left for Reno, Nevada, Tues day evening.
 TO TExAS-S. H. Rogers left on business for Memphis. Tenn, Tuesday night.
 FOR cALlFORNIA-C. NJ. Candy left on business for Blythe, California, Tuesday evening.
 LEAVES CITY-Mrs. G. E. Stokes returned to her home in Wichita, Kan, Tuesday night.
 TO LOS ANGELES-Rev D. Scar | borough left for Los Angeles Tuesday night
 HOME TO IOWA-W. R. Hoeflin of Waterloo, Iowa, returned to his home Tuesday after an extended business visit here.
 MISSIONARY PROGRAM OFF, The Miss .onayr program planned for Friday evening by the ladies of the Calvary Baptist church will not be giv-
 RETURNS HOME-Miss Dorothy D. Stanton, who has been on an ex- tended visit with relatives in the city, left for her home in Wheeling, w. ", Tuesday evening.
 HARLAN S-Please take notice that there will be no meeting of the club on Friday noon of this week, ow- ing to the health department request. Harry S. Shedd. Secretary FROM COAST-EdWard Alexander returned from a coast visit of several months yesterday morning accompa- nied by his wife. MT and Mrs Alex ander have been residents of this city for 31 years.
 MEETING CANCELLED - The Fowler Nieghborhood Improvement
 circle will not hold the regular month
 ly meeting on account of the present restrictions. There will be no further meeting until so announced. THESE TO WED-Marriage licenses , were issued yesterday to William W. Gordon, 31, Los Angeles and Frederika Tirrell, 30. Boston, EdWardo Gonzales, 24 Chandler and Annie Valencia, p Chandler.
 BECOMES A ClTIZEN- William Thompson, a native of Dundee, Scot
 land, giving his address as a local hO- tel, was admitted to citizenship in this country yesterday, before Judge Saw telle.
 ROBBERY IS cHARGE-Feliz San , cedo was placed in the county jail yes
 terday by Constable Haze Burch on a , felony charge. It is charged Sancedc
 robbed house near the new Cross Cut canal in the vicinity Of Scottsdale.
 TAXES SOON DELINQUENT-
 First installment of county taxes fol
 1918 will go delinquent on Novembel l A. Vernon Wright, assistant count!
 treasurer. is asking taxpayers to make
 special note of the fact that but two
 weeks remain in which to pay taxes 3 WANTED ON FORGERY CHARGE
 Charles Musgrove, deputy sheriff lief s last evening for Trinidad, Colo. for $
 B. Irwin, wanted here on a forger,
 charge. Isvin is alleged to have mis
 treated his wife and to have been ou I on a suspended sentence when arrested in Colorado on the forgery charge
 ASKS LETTERS ADMINISTRA l TlON-Wilson W. Dobson, yesterda.
 filed petition for letter of administra tion in the estate of his daughter Hazel Ethel Dobson, who died las ', July leaving ranch lands valued a = s4S,000. The hearing will be held be :, fore Judge Lyman on October 2S, BEDDING NEEDED-In the car . of Mexican families in Phoenix wh '' are ill with the Spanish influenza
 bedding and other articles are needed
 Especially is bedstead needed and e anyone in the city has one to donat r. and also some sheets they are asked t II inform the Associated Charities an f. they will be called for
 e MORE YARN AVAILABLE Tn IF yarn for sweaters to be knitted for tn
 soldiers is now available at the Re
 Cross rooms at the old Central SchoC
 building. These sweaters must be com il pleted within two weeks, so it is re 6 quested by those in charge that onl IF those who can finish the work in tn s allotted time apply for the yarn.
 SEWING ROOM OPEN-The sewin o room of the Red Cross again is ope a to all wishing to contribute their ser V vices toward the work on hand. 'Mr' V Sims Ely chairman of the hospital di n vision, requests that all those inter c ested in this work do not fail to appea .d as it is necessary to finish this allot 6 ment soon.
 . GOES TO GET MAN-With requisi al ton papers from Governor Hunt, Der If uty Sheriff Charles Musgrove left las d night for Denver to get from the gov h ernor of Colorado a requisition for ' B. Irwin, captured in Trinidad an
 wanted in Phoenix to answer a chare
 of issuing and passing bad checks. II i'd win was few months ago found guilt ,n of aggravated assault upon the perso ,b of his wife and given a five-year ,sus ,a pended sentence.
 le GILBERT'S GOOD RECORD <, meeting of the trustees and workir 'u committee of the Liberty loan at Gi
 bert was held last night. Edward Pa = tee, vice president of the Liberty loa J of the southside districts, announces
 splendid record achieved by the can ri paign workers of that district. TT s: quota given was $39,700 and a total as s41,650 has been reached. This is con l. the fact that a number of the worke n. are non-residents.