Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-12-11

for mechanics in which branch of serv
ice he had been for seTeral months.
FROM HOT SfRiNGS-Dr. and Mrs. /
f. G. McCollum . this city nave re-
turned from Castle Hot Springs, where
they have been visiting duriro the past
few Iys the guests of NJ. 2. Greer
manager of the Castle Hot Springs
hotel.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH WOMEN TO
SEW-The women of the Christian
church will sew for the Red Cross from.
10 to o'clock tomorrow in the war
work building. Women having gar
ments at home which they nave bees,
working on are requested to return
them
THESE WILL MARRY Marriage
licenses were issued yesterday to Eu-
gene Pierson, "a Phoenix and Florence
FriZzell, 20, Tempe; J. Kelly Wisner,
80 Avondale and Leila Beatrice Good
win, q Phoenix; Juan Gutierrez. 20,
Tempe and Juanita Cardenas, 10,
Tempe
MUSTER OUT ARIzoNANs AT
/ G. DY-Dwight 3. Heard has tele-
graphed the Phoenix chamber of com
merce from Washington. d. c.. to the
| effect that Senator Ashurst stated that
! he had been assured by the secretly
Of war that the soldiers from Arizona
would be museref out at Camp Cody,
| New Mexico
EASTERN STAR TO ELECT
Phoenix chapter No. 3, Order of the
Eastern Star. will hold regular meet
| ing at 7:50 o'clock tomorrow night at
| the Masonic hall An election of Of
ficers will be held Tomorrow's meet
ing will be the first the order has held
since the influenza ban went into ef-
feet.
RED CROSS NEEDS BUTTON
HOLE WORKERS-An urgent call for
buttonhole workers was issued yester-
| day by Mrs. Sims Ely who stated that
the Red Cross mad completed a number
Of refuge garments except for the but
ton holes. Mrs Ely, who is in charge
of the work, said that garments could
be taken home for completion.
FILES TlTiON-F1orence Hayes
yesterday filed petition for letters of
administration in the estate of her
mother, Mrs. Esther Ann Knapp, who
died in this city November pa Mrs
Knapp's estate consists entirely of per
sonal property given a $3.50 value in
the petition which will come up Cor
hearing before Judge Lyman on De-
cember %
CONSIDER HOSPITAL AlD-Mem-
bers of the Women's club met yester-
day afternoon in the Y. NJ c. A
stadiu- to consider means of getting
hospital facilities for the city of Phoe-
nix. The meeting was a continuation
of several held with the same view
before the influenza epidemic. At the
, meeting a resolution was passed Civ
: ing the clubs support to any move
, ment TO better hospita facilities here
. WIFE ASKS DIVORCE-Failure Il
y provide is the ground for a divorc,
filed in the superior court yesterday b,
Mrs. Effie Beaumont against Free
Beaumont whose whereabouts is un
. known to his wife. Mrs. Beaumont al
: leges that her husbands residence il
) uncertain and that she has no knowl
! edge that he is in military or nava
service. She married eBaumont il
u Wallace. Idaho in June 1913
r MANY ARMY MEN IN THE CITY,
. Among army officers who are stop
: ping at the jefferson hotel while il
y the city are Captain c. NJ. MeKear
. and family of Ray, Arizona; Lieutenan
and Mrs. Burns of Fort Sill. Okla, anC
! Lieutenant and Mrs Fetherstone o
Jackson, Miss, who are here to spenC
the winter
STATE COUNCIL TO MEET
U Members of the Arizona state council
OF defense, comprising every county il
U the state, have been called IN session
in Phoenix, December u. The purpos
Il of the meeting has not been disclosed
It was called by Vice Chairman Ad
dams with the idea, it is said of get
= ting together fer the first time in
! long time.
! DREW KNIFE, is CHARGE-Mar
! celino Alferro who flourished q deadl
= weapon in the direction of Cfeore
- Brown, one of the proprietors Of a cat
y, where Alferro was employed as cool
Il will be given his preliminary hearin
f before Justice Wheeler at 10 o'cloc
- Friday morning. Alferro who instigat
T. ed rough house in the cafe was re
:, ported to Brown who admonished 1iil
:, to cut it out The drawing IF a knit
! was Alferros answer, and subsequen;
ly complaint was filed against hi
in the justice court where he was al
raigned yesterday