Arizona republican., 1918-09-18

IN UNIVERSITY CAMP-Joshua Abramson Of the Phoenix high school, has enlisted in the S A. T. C. at the | state university and will there train for army service.
 UNIVERSITY STUDENT-John A. ! Clifton. son of MT and Mrs. Luther Steward. has entered his junior year t | the University of Arizona. He Is studying electrical engineering.
 RETURNS FROM CHlcAGO-W. $. 1 Goldsworthy of the United States Rail- road administration, arrived yesterday from Chicago, where nc attended a conference with railroad officials.
 VISITING SISTER-Mrs. II. V An derson of Portland Oregon, is visiting her sister Mrs. r. C. Wilcox. Mrs. Anderson is accompanied by her daughter. Miss Shirley Anderson.
 WEAGE IS sETTER-Deputy Unt- cd States Marshal We8ge, who has been confined to his home for about week by illness, was reported some what improved yesterday
 FOWLER N. |. CIRCLE-The Fow- Ter Neighborhood Improvement Circle will meet with the Misses Hazel and 1 Myrtle Downing on Thursday after noon, September 19.
 TEACHERS RECEPTION There l will be teachers reception given Fri day evening. September 20 at o'clock at the BalsZ school house. An eX- l cellent program is arranged and re- | treatments will be served
 ! TO JOIN HUSBAND-Mrs. W. B. i Lount will leave here about the first of I the month to join her husband, who is l now in Berkeley, Cal. She recently disposed of her home on West Port l land street.
 AlVEREZ RESTED-Ramon .N- verez was arrested yesterday by Po- liceman Grove and placed in the city Jall under charge of forgery. It IS alleged that Alyerez passed a bad check upon Chinese merchant.
 w. C. T. U. MEETlNG-The Wom- ans Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at 227 West Monroe street. Those in charge request full attend : ance as business of importance is to be transacted.
 | TRIAL CASES SET-The principal business in Judge Lymans division Of the superior court yesterday was tho setting of cases for trial. The docket thus created l.; a most formidable one | close of the year.
 MRS. W. p. GEARY RETURNS Mrs. w. P. Geary who has been. visit ing relatives of herself and her hus- band in Massachusetts, has returned to Phoenix for the winter. Her hus- band, Major Geary. is at Fort Sam Houston.
 GOES TO TUCsON-Judge W. II SaWtelle of the United States district court, having completed the natural iZation cases that were before the eour. for this term, returned to Tucson yes terday, accompanied by members ol . hls family
 POLITICAL CLUB FILES-The first of lfie political organizations to file ar itemized list of its expenditures in the
 late primary campaign is the Sutter-
 for Governor club of Bisbee, which ac- knowledges to having expended s5.96t
 in the furtherance of the campaign O
 Senator Suttor.
 D CHANDLER DEMONSTRATION Miss Amy Dinsmore. home demon U stration agent of the Maricopa Count, Farm board, will give a demonstra.
 ton of bread making at Chandler Wed e nesday. On Thursday Miss Dinsmor,
 will give a demonstration at the meet - ing of the Mothers club of the Asso
 Ciated Charities of Phoenix. o FOUR TEACHELESS SCHOOLS
 There are yet four schools in thi o county without teachers. They ar
 Enterprise, Liberty, Valley Heights an, y Paradise valley. In some of these dis
 tricts where there are not more tha
 a dozen pupils the trustees are offer
 ing $i00 a month. a figure that woul ! be very attractive to the average west T ern rural teacher.
 DEMURRER IS OVERRULED- T Allan B. Jaynes, general manager c
 the Tucson Citizen, and Colonel Fred : y. Breen. owner of the Coconno Sun C ~ Flagstaff, will go to trial on Octebe i on the charge of criminal libel ore Il ferred by Governor Hunt. Judge Stan
 ford yesterday overruled the demurrer
 of the defendants, argued the day be
 fore, and the defendants having plead
 ed not guilty to the information, th )f case was set for trial
 Il GEORGE MACDONALD NAMED George F. Macdonald was yesterda i'd appointed clerk of the superior cou i'd to fill the vacancy caused by the resil L. nation of James Miller, which was ar er nouncad in the Republican son
 months ago. It was then stated th;
 Mir. Miller would engage in the pra,
 tice of law in q partnership with Juds of A. C, Baker MT Macdonald has {, re long time been a most competel ,,, deputy in the office of the clerk. IT WASHINGTON OFFlCIAL-Dr.
 R. Jacobs of the baking departmel
 of the United States food administr.
 tien of Washington. D. C., was Vi ne itor at the local food administratit m offices yesterday and left for Wasl se ington last evening. pr. Jacobs h.
 been on an extensive tour of II
 various military cantonments in tn J section of the country in connectit | with food administration matters con \ ing within the jurisdiction of the bal u ing department.