Arizona republican., 1918-02-03

New York automobile show. and now being exhibited at the Chicago show, are being shown by Rabbit Brothers at the local salesrooms. Not little interest has been evinced by local mo- tor enthusiasts, who are anxious to get a glimpse of the type of car which caused such stir the national eX- position.
 OSBORN RED CROSS WORK - The Osborn school is the rendezvous for volunteer Red Cross workers every Thursday afternoon. Women Of the district are meeting at the school to do their bit in the way of sewing and knitting for Uncle Sam's men. More volunteer workers are wanted according to one of the active mem bers of the circle, who announced yesterday that yarn would be dis tributed at the next meeting.
 LICENSED TO WE'D - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Clarence A. Reed, Phoenix, and Mary H. Liner 2S.SDeer Park; Clarence Wellington, g., Scottsdale and Annie Smith, S6, Scottsdale; George De Lisle Orde. 1e. Minneapolis and Dorothy Cooper, 19, Brisbane, Aus tralia; Fred Rogers. 90, Phoenix, and Alice Ellis, 29. Yuma and Miguel Garcia, 19, Phoenix and Laura Do mingueZ. IT, Phoenix.
 CLAIMS IGNORANCE Robert Hunt. a former member of the city police, is lodged in the county jail, the charge against him being trans porting liquor Hunt is alleged to have transported ,whiskey between Glendale and Phoenix having, it Is alleged, delivered three trunks of liquor to the West End hotel. Hunt claims that he did not know what the trunks contained.
 COOPERATIVE BUYING = Mari copa County Trustees association will meet Saturday afternoon at the Monroe school and take up the pro- gram scheduled for. yesterday, at which time business matters were discussed most informally Cooper ative buying of supplies and election of officers will be taken up at the adjourned meeting the end Of the week.
 K.OF C. DANCE-One of the largest affairs of the winter season will be the dance at the Woman's club Friday evening presided owed by the Knights of Columbus. Members of the order are planning a gay function and every detail is carefully planned by the com mitte on arrangements comprising Frank M. Gordon, chairman, Joe Kehot and Thomas Lynch. The Besse or chestra will furnish the dance program
 MASQUERADE DATED A mer- | chants masduerade ball, similar to tho one given about a year ago, is planned for February 19 by the local homestead of YeOmen. Besse's banjo orchestra will play for the dance, which will takt | place in Patrick's hall. Merchants vii | furnish costumes representative oi l their business and the Wearers vii compete for prizes to be awarded tC l those whose costumes are the mos clever.
 MADISON CLUB - With splendid local talent on the program, the Madi- son Improvement club will give an en- tertainment Friday evening at its club house on the Indian school road Among those who will furnish mum 1 bers will be Mrs. Dixie Washington l Matthie who will sing a group of songs ! Miss Georgia Mintz will contribute { reading and. a cornet solo by Dr. Fran cis H. Redewill and a whistling num-
 Der by E. H. Martin will be other at tractive features of the event. 1 FURLOUGH SPENT HERE-Nei | Doheney, who has passed a ten-da! furlough here with his parents. Nil and Mrs. W. P. Doheney, 723 Nortl l Seventh street, left Friday evening fo San Francisco where he will again re
 port for duty in the navy. His man, | friends in this community regretted
 that his visit must be so brief, yet wer 1 pleased and inspired by his patrioti
 anxiety to resume his duties and brin,
 nearer the day when he can see actua service in the present conflict.