Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

maroon colored bus. The body is car ried on a Dodge truck chassis. is finely finished and upholstered in gray-green Whipcord.
 GASOLINE PROFITS TO RED CROSS-Worden Brothers garage, 2 South Third avenue, the only gas sta tion open last Sunday, under the clos ing law, reported yesterday that the profits from gasoline sold amounted to s45, which goes to the Red Cross.
 CONTINUE REHEARING-The re- hearing before the corporation com mission in the matter of permission to make surcharges, granted to the Ari- zona Gas X Electric Light & Power company of Tuscon, has been set for ward from October Is to October 25.
 UNDERGOES OPERATION-W. A Newman, manager of the F. Ronstadt company, underwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Josephs hospital yesterday. He is reported as Going we'll
 BOYS IN COURT-W. R. Harring- ton and Robert Dukes, charged with embezzlement, were arraigned before Justice De Souza yesterday and their cases transferred to the juvenile court. The boys are alleged to have rented a horse from E. A. Starr which they failed to return.
 LIEUTENANT GEARE IN FRANCE Mrs. Jos. E. Geare has received word of the safe arrival in France of her son.. Lieutenant Thomas Geare, who is an officer in the 109th pioneer infantry. Lieutenant Geare is well-known Phoenix boy, a graduate of the local l high school and former captain of the football team.
 
 l John H. Langston, assistant United States attorney, who has been con fined to his home for several days with a severe cold. returned to his office in the federal building yesterday. He in sists that he was not an influenza vic tim, although realizes how near he came to being one.
 AUCTION SALE POSTPONED The auction sale which was to have been held at Hangers on Mcdowell road and conducted by B. w. Getsnger has been called off by orders of the county health officer. The property i advertised for sale at that time will be sold at private sale. The owner may l be seen at 504 East McDoWelI.
 WILL RESIDE IN PHOENlx-V. E. | Hicks, state representative of the Boll- man Tobacco company, has returned l LIbIll d lIllJ lO lHt COdSl. 4hlS I1lChS will arrive in a few days and the fam l fly will reside in Phoenix. The Boil man company is a branch of the big house, Liggett & Myers Tobacco com pany, manufacturers of many of the popular cigarettes.
 DENIES HABEAS CORPUS-Judge Stanford yesterday denied the writ ot habeas corpus of Charles Harris who is charged with assaulting Policeman Lew Mickey. The application for 6 writ was based on the grounds that l Harris was bound over to the superior court on insufficient evidence. His case was set for trial on November IA | Harris is alleged to have assaulted the police officer when he raided a house | in which Harris was found.
 MADE A FINE RECORD-In addi- tion to the regular subscriptions they had made for Liberty bonds, the IA | deputies in the county food admins tration, all except two or three of them being dollar a year" men. put that office lover the top" on 100 per cent basis. The movement was started by | Federal Director Timothy Riordan fol the state of Arizona and County Ad- ministrator S. J. Buckingham did the work. More than s1,600 was raised by the deputies in this way.