Arizona republican., 1918-12-15

N. W Cor Adams and First Ave. l Phoenix. Phone 4441 peal, the motion for a rehearing yes terday was denied by the Arizona su- preme court.
 VALUABLE DOG LoST-A two months old Airedale puppy was lost by the Arizona Seed Company yesterday. The puppy was considered valuable, and a reward has been offered for his return
 SUNDAY SCHOOL TO BEGIN- The Creighton Sunday school will re- open at 10 o'clock this morning. Preaching by the pastor will be at II o'clock. His theme will be Trust in Cod There will be no evening service.
 DENIES AUTHoRITY-The county school superintendent yesterday gave -notice that all authority for the re- opening of schools closed on account of influenza must come from the vari- ous boards of health and not from the county school superintendent
 MICHIGAN MOTORISTS MAKE CITY-Two motor carloads of winter  the coast, stopped off in Phoenix yes terday. Included in the party were A. G. Luis and family. C. E. Aims worth and H. French, all of Bay City, Michigan.
 PAYSON MINING MAN HERE - Elmer Gleason, a resident of the Pay son district, with extensive mining and cattle interests in that vicinity, ar rived in the city yesterday. MT. Glea son plans to remain in Phoenix sev- eral days attending to business mat ters.
 MODERN WooDMEN MEET-The Modern Woodmen of America will re- sume their regular meetings Wednes day night after closing during the in i fluenza epidemic. Important business and an election of officers will be transacted.
 , MADISON SCHOOL TO OPEN - 1 After being closed two months by the 1 influenza epidemic. the Madison school will reopen next Monday. Although no ] cases of the disease had been discov- | cred in the school when it closed. the 1 building has been completely cleaned and fumigated. ..-...
 POLICE STILL ON THE JOB-M F. Marin was arrested last night for driv- l ing with only one headlight on his mo- tor car, thereby violating city ordi- nance, and Mrs. F. M Burg was brought into the police station charged with speeding. Both will appear in po- lice court today.
 OENIX REPRESENTED "A Phoenician. or at any rate a young man well known in this city, was at the presidential reception at Brest the other day. He is A. A. Marks, a brother of Barnett E. Marks of this city, and 1 is connected with the air service on one of the battleships.
 BYRON SHOWERS RETURNS .. Among the popular young men who have returned from training camps diving the past week was Byror Showers, who has been attending ar officers training camp in Louisville Ky. Previously Mr. Showers was Q student at Berkeley university.
 THESE MAY DELIVER COTTON The following persons are entitled to deliver three bales of cotton each to the Phoenix gin of the Southwestern Cotton company, Saturday, December 21, as a result of the drawings at the gin yesterday: W. W. McRill, E. C. Deubler, J. B. Naftziger Samuel Shu- maker and Louis Miller.
 BALSZ SCHOOL TO REOPEN - After being closed for some time or account of the epidemic. the Bals7 school will reopen Monday morning No cases of the disease are now re- ported in the district, and County Phy- sician Nichols has assured the schoo officials the reopening will be per fectly safe.
 1 THIRTEEN BoOKED-The city r-if f h. result of the police crusade against persons who violate traffic and park ing ordinances. Although thirteen pei- sons were booked for violation of park ing rules, not a single fine had beer collected last night. Judge Thomas de- terred sentence in every case
 COMING FOR HOLIDAYS-Amone the arrivals in Phoenix yesterday was Mrs ElenOre Reeves of Santa Barbara
 Mrs. Reeves is to be joined in a few days by her husband, B. F. Reeves and at the conclusion of the holiday. the couple will continue on to tht Globe Miami district, where they plar
 to make their future home.
 GUESTS FOR WEEK-END-Re.
 becca Horn has as her week ent
 guests, John Murry of Tampa, Colo
 rado; Mrs. Bell Fay of Prescott, ant
 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hill of Hayden Al : were former schoolmates in Spartan burg, Indiana Miss Horn entertained
 her guests at a turkey dinner yester : day, at which Mrs. Pierson of thi city, and Miss Lizzie O'Neil and Mrs ] Elizabeth Mossman of Marion, Indiana
 were also present.
 : YVES HILL IS BACk-Lieutenan Wesley Hill returned yesterday morn l ing to civil life after an absence O
 six months, most of which was spen in the tank service. Though he ha | been discharged. he is in the officers reserve corps and may be recalled il
 the event the government decides t continue the development of the tank t which had reached an advanced stag