Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

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 The phone is 145S. The office is
 open for business on and after
 Monday. May 27.
 BANKS WILL CLOSE = All banks Of Phoenix will close at 1 o'clock Monday in honor of the departure Of the soldiers for the training camps
 SPEEDING FINE - George Carl son was fined $10 for speeding on North Central avenue by Justice Wheeler yesterday.
 D. C. WARREN ILl-D. c. Warren pioneer resident of this section, is very ill at his home, 2300 West Adams street. It is feared that the end is but a.matter of hours.
 PIONEER BAND-Pioneer band members are requested to meet at the city hall at o'clock sharp Mon day afternoon to take part in the big going away parade of the soldiers.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to George R. Kay, 51, Phoenix and Ella w. Johnson, 36, Phoenix; Pedro R. Gus man. 35, Tempe and Maria Miranda, 25, Tempe: Luther M Sigmon, 32, Mesa and Inez C. Earl, 2S, Mesa.
 Y. w. C. A. EVENT-The executive board of the Y. w. c. A. will give an affair Tuesday evening in honor of the Business Girls club and the girls of the "Y' boarding home. The event will take place at the home of Mrs. $. D. Futile. 360 East Palm Lane.
 CLASS OF NURSES-The 1918 class of nurses of St. Joseph's hospital will be graduated next Wednesday. The exercises will take place in the high school auditorium. A program is be- ing arranged and will be announced later.
 AUXILIARY TO MEET-Mrs. Vic Hanny. president, requests the Catho- lie Red Cross auxiliary to meet at the auxiliary roms Monday afternoon at o'clock. They arc also asked to wear the Red Cross uniforms.
 LOS ANGELES VISITORS - Mrs. L. Jean Johnson and son Clinton are here from Los Angeles visiting the parents of Mrs. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Noll, at 1125 East Willetta street.
 BUSINESS VISITOR = A. J. Gard ener, of Royal Brewing company, of Kansas City, was in Phoenix yester- day and the day before looking after the business interests of his company, which makes the famous temperance drink "Tannhauser"
 MADDOCK IN FRANCE-Word has been received here Of the safe arrival in France of Lieutenant Thomas Maddock who enlisted some months ago with the engineering corps. Mrs. Maddock had the good news of his arrival yesterday.
 JAKE THOMAN GOlNG-Jake Tho man will leave with the big contingent for Camp Cody Monday. In the list published recently in The Republican he appeared as Jacob Thomas whom nobody knows. Everybody knows Jake however He is going.
 CALVARY BAPTlST-Church ser- vices of the Calvary Baptist church will be held in the Women's club build- ing, corner Of Fillmore and Second. Rev. c. M. Rock will deliver the ser mon. The evening subject will be Behold" Music will be furnished by the choir
 FROST SAFELY EAST = Word has been. received here that Owen ! Frost has arrived safely in Grand Rapids after a three weeks journey He spent four months in Phoenix al the Metten apartments on Villa ave- nue. He will return in the fall tC buy property here.
 VERDICT FOR DEPENDANT - A jury in Judge Stanfords court yes terday gave judgment to the defend ant in the action instituted by w. w Bruner versus Olga Noonan. Brunel sued Mrs. Noonan for something liks $500 salary he alleged due him foi services performed on her property.
 INDIANS RELISH -viG- The Phoenix Indian school band was treated to drinks after the Red Cross parade yesterday, by Arthur G. Hull lett, manufacturer and producer oi Celery-Vig. The Indians, one and all pronounced the beverage a quenchine success.
 ASKS DEGREE - R. E. Lamber yesterday brought action for divorce against Anne Lambert on the ground. of cruelty and desertion. According to the complaint filed in the office of the clerk of the court, the Lam berts were married in this city De cember, 1910.
 RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP - Ro, Smith, formerly connected with tn Santa Fe railroad, and very wei known in Phoenix, who has been il the hospital corps of the Unite' States naval training station at Sal Francisco, has been chosen to be on of the 15 to go to the University o Minnesota for further training befor
 going to France.
 STATE OF THE WEATHER -l letter from Harry Canning who is il France, to his father, J. w. Canning is little more than combined healti and weather report It merely state that he is well,. feeling better thai for a long time and that the weathe
 has improved. That was information which doubtless the censor believed the German could not make use O to their advantage.
 URGE REMOVE PoSTERS-In {
 letter to the director of publicity of th'
 Arizona. Liberty Loan State Centra
 committee, George A. Van Smith, man
 ager of the general publicity commit
 tee, urges that a systematic and i'm mediate campaign be started to re , move all signs of third Liberty loar posters. He also congratulated th'
 Arizona. committee for the great worl l done in the drive.
 CARS WILL STOP-Superintend
 Mitchell of the street railway an 1 nounces that during the time of tn celebration of the departure of the bil draft contingent on Monday afternoon l no effort will be made to operate tn, street cars. Superintendent Mitchell has long desired to be able to have tn
 street railway employees take part il some patriotic celebration and. figur
 ing that the cars could not be operate' : through the crowds anyway, he vii , shut down the service so the boys cal