Arizona republican., 1918-04-07

few days ago before stating that he had promised the boys a final fling before he entered the service.
 NEW ES-Announcement was made yesterday of the removal of the offices of the Arizona Anti -Tubercu- losis association and the Maricopa Anti Tuberculosis society from the Goodrich building to 300 East Adams street. The nurse of the former organ ization also has her offices at the new address.
 CORPORAL Word has been received here that Corporal Walt CT L. George son of MT. and Mrs. John T. George of this city, has been ill for some time at the Fort Riley base hos | pital. Friends, however. are much re- | lieved to learn that Corporal George is speedily recovering and soon will be able to return to duty.
 TO COCHlSE COUNTY-C. M. Zander chairman, and Charles R. Howe and Rudolph Kuchler, members of the state tax commission, go to Cochise county on Monday where they will spend ten or twelve days inspecting the mining properties in that county prep aratory to their being placed on the 1 1918 assessment rolls of that county. CONSULTS COMMISSlON-T. O.
  1 Shattuck- Arizona Copper company, was a visitor at the office of the state | tax commission yesterday for the pur- | pose of taking up several points With | reference to the tax statement Of the company which had been previously filed with the commission.
 CHARGED WITH DRUNKENNESS -Four offenders were booked to ap- pear before Police Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon, charged with be- ing drunk and disorderly. Those who failed to appear forfeited bail | in the sum of $5 each and those who did appear were, upon conviction assessed fines of s5 each.
 BREAKS ARM-Little Winifred Conan, the five-year- r-old daughter of Mrs. M. Conan, 1126 East Monroe street fell and broke her right arm just below the elbow while playing in her yard, The Doctors Hughes were called to set the arm and the little one bore up so bravely that it was not necessary to administer an anaesthetic.
 REALTY COMPANY ORGANIZED Several well known business men
 of this city have organized the
 Phoenix Realty company, with offices at 443 West Washington street. The
 business of the company will be con-
 ducted by J. T. Taylor and c. r. | Haidt who are well posted on city
 and ranch values. Both are ardent boosters for the Salt River valley.
 MISSIONARY CHURCH-Sunday school at the Missionary church, cor ner Fillmore and Tenth streets, will be held at 9:45 o'clock this morning Preaching will be held at II o'clock followed by communion service. Young Peoples meeting will be held at o'clock and preaching again at o'clock. There will be baptismal ser vice immediately after the evening worship
 RED CROSS DEPoT-Mrs. J. A.
 Rodgers, head of the newspaper and
 magazine depot of the Red Cross, PIG West Washington street announces the
 receipt of 15 pounds of tinfoil from the Garfield school, 91a pounds from Fill
 more school, 121a pounds from Creigh-
 ton school and 10 pounds from Monroe
 school Yesterday Miss Gillig of the
 Peoria school brought in to the Red Cross pounds of tin and leadfoil from her fifth and sixth grade classes
 CAR IS RECOVERED-The Oldsmo-
 bile, five passenger, touring car, be- longing to A. l.. Moore, stolen from II
 day night, was found late yesterday afternoon in an alley at the rear of the Arizona Deaconess hospital. Nurses 1T
 the hospital saw the car standing ir
 the alley throughout the day and neti-
 fled the police. Upon recovering his
 car. MT. Moore sent the hospital sfb- stantial check in appreciation. PHOTOGRAPHERS IN DRILL
 Twenty one kindergartners in flag drill featured the Liberty day program
 at the Capitol school Friday afternoon | The kiddies under the direction of Miss Marjorie Burns made an attractive picture in the patriotic march which
 was but one of the numbers presented by the schol children. The program
 was arranged by Miss Bertha Lyall : the principal and besides the singing
 of popular war songs, talks on thrift
 and other war subjects were made by
 speakers connected with the various
 government departments.
 SWERINGTON FINED-E. J. Swer- ington was sentenced to pay fine o1
 S30 or pass as many days in the county jail by Justice De Souza yesterday Swerington who was found guilty o1
 malicious mischief, having broken the
 lock of a door and entered the building of the Max Delta Mining company
 where he, Hayes, Calvin Rex and two
 girls passed part of the day. Re2
 appeared before Judge Stanford yes , terday and withdrew former plea o1 not guilty to bootlegging and entered {
 plea of guilty. He will be sentenced tomorrow morning.
 FOR WAR RELIEF - Voluntee
 Workers for war relief are urged t
 register with the Woman's committe' of the Council of National Defense a the w. c. T. U. rooms, 227 West Mon
 roe street. Mrs. E. P. Bindings of tn ] committee will be at the rooms pre- ; pared to take care of these registra tions Monday afternoon from ? o'clocl } until o'clock. There is much worl unde rway in Phoenix in which volun teers are needed and it is nly by mean of such registrations that these willin t workers can be found when needed. \ MANY AUTO LiCENSES-Althougl l three months of 1918 have already be . come history, the index of automobil 5 license numbers issued has not beer l completed at the police station. Nor :. than 20.000 have already been recorde' 3 and there is every indication that tn ) numbers will reach 30,000 before tn , end of the year. if they do not go be