Arizona republican., 1918-03-24

Adg. AppIlDdLlOHS IOl lA4t DboA1ASAA " -1- be considered at the superintendent office in the court house.
 VETERAN VSITOR-E. ". Lauf-- ! man, who is probably the oldest com mercial traveller that makes this terri tory and who has been on the road Tor 42 years, has been in the city for the lost few days in the interest of John w. Masurv x Son of San Francisco.
 BUY GUM BY TON-Baswitz Cigar store, in connection with Goldman ana company, and the Wakeln Wholesaie grocery, has made a most remarkable purchase of a fuH ton of Adams Black Jack and California Fruit gum. E. A. Lowndes, representing the American Chicle company, who has been Tn the city for several days, closed the sale or this tremedous amount of gum
 SOCIALIST MEETING = At the weekly meeting of the socialist local to be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock at 23S East Washington street, the cases of the Russian federal prisoners will be considered. Some phases Of the Russian revolution will also be dls- cussed.
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Two attor- neys from other states were admitted to practice in the courts of Arizona yesterday by the Supreme court. They are G. P. Nevitt of Colorado and Paul J. Celia of Arkansas.
 SAVAGE GETTING TOUGH-Frank L. Savage, formerly of The Arizona Republican news staff, who enlisted in the aviation corps about one month ago and who is now at Kelly Field, writes friends here that the life there is fine. Rough and ready, but invig- orating," he declares, and adds, T am getting tough as cactus" Jean V. Spear, sometime ago employed by The Republican but more recently city editor of the Arizona Record at Globe, is with Savage, and like him is pleased with the new order of things generally.
 EXTENDS AN INViTATlON-The Madison club has extended an invita- tion to the Orangewood Pomona club to attend a tea to be given on Tuesday afternoon from ? o'clock at the Madi- son clubhouse. All members of both clubs are urged to be in attendance as there will be a most interesting pro- | gram.
 IN TOWN ON BUSINESS-W. c Doudna and w. c. Hueneryager, trav- | cling auditors for the Arizona East ern railroad, with headquarters 1T Tucson, are in town a few days or business. Mir. Hueneryager for many years was chief clerk to Superinten- dent c. M. Scott and made his resi- dence in this city. He says that ht likes to live in Tucson so that he car travel oftener to Phoenix.
 JUDGE TREVILIAN PRESlDES- Assistant City Magistrate Thoma! Trevillian presided in police court yes terday afternoon, relieving Judg, Frank Thomas, who as city clerk, wa. busily engaged in preparing the name, recorded during the supplemental registration for the printer.
 PREPARING AUTO LIST - Mrs Bernice McCaleb is one of the busies employees at the city hall these days
 To her has been assigned the task o preparing a complete index system O all the automobiles in Arizona, givin;
 the name of the owner, the licens number, the name of the machine. tn engine number, model and year O manufacture, together with the ad
 dress of the owner It is estimate,
 that nearly 30,0O0 licenses will be is
 sued this year.
 HOLD CHICKEN DINNER - Tn
 women of the Central Methodist Epis
 copal church held a chicken dinner a
 the church yesterday from Il o'clocI
 in the morning until 2 o'clock in tn
 afternoon. The affair was hberall
 patronized and netted the ladies a nea
 sum for their efforts.
 ENTERTAINS FOR SISTER-Mr,
 A. F. Frazier yesterday entertained a
 her home, 1150 East Roosevelt stree Wfh a surprise party in honor of he
 sister, Mrs. William O'Connell Ther
 were present MT. and Mrs. F. M. Weis
 or North Dakota, parents of MT! Frazier and Mrs. O'Connell; Roy Shu man, Walter Beatty and mother C
 Messrs. Frazier and OConnell.
 HEARING IS SET-Emanuel Mo
 reno and Rudolfo Soloz charged jointl
 with burglarizing the home of H. F
 Franklyn, 210 East Buchanan stree
 will be given their preliminary hearin
 at o'clock Friday afternoon befor , Justice Wheeler. The defendants, wh are alleged to have stolen a sealski coat, suit of clothes and silk lingeri were arraigned yesterday and remand , ed to the custody of the sheriff whe
 unable to furnish bail in the sum l $500 each.
 WHEELER SETS HEARING-Jus tice Wheeler yesterday set the prelin mary hearings in the cases of the stat
 versus four MeXicans charged wit l, forgery. Tio Alvara and Jose Acost will be tried jointly at 1:30 o'cloc Tuesday and following their examins tion will be that of Francisco Rever ,, and Gavino Luna. All four arres l were made by Joe Balsz, deputy sheriff
 MOTION Is DENlED-At the clos of an argument yesterday in which . s. Hawkins appeared for the plainti 5 and Walter Bennett for the defendal in the case of Adjutant General Charl, w. Harris against the Arizona Publisl
 ing company, the defendants motto I for a new trial was denied yesterda by Judge Stanford. This order of u court was followed by a notice of al < peal.
 AT MISSIONARIES. S. D. Dul E key of Peoria. H., will speak at u morning service at the Missional church, corner Fillmore and Tent streets At the evening service, Mi Rilla Kropfenstein, a returned mi sionary to Africa, will speak. Servic are at Il o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the evening, with Sund; school at 9:45 and Young People