Arizona republican., 1918-01-17

lASClVlOUS ACTS-Lewd and las civious acts are alleged to have been committed by J. A. Atkinson, who was brought in from Glendale late Wednes- day night by Constable Marks of that town.
 RAILWAY NOTES-The Tucson Rapid Transit company yesterday filed with the state corporation commission an application requesting the permls- sion of the commission to issue to the Tucson Electric Light and Power com pany notes to the extent of s20,00o.
 CIRCLE NO. 4.-Circle No. 4 of the Central Methodist church will give a chicken dinner in the church social quarters at Central and Monroe from II o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday of this week, to which those in charge invite the general public.
 MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT-City Clerk Frank Thomas yesterday attend | ed mass meeting at Flagstaff where l he made an address relative to .the workings of the managerial form. of | municipal government, as operated in Phoenix. Flagstaff has decided to | initiate this form of city government instead of the present plan which maintains city board
 SPRING HAS kAME-One of the | first spring windows heralding the l coming of the dawn of summer was uncurtained yesterday when the Kor- | rick New York store presented the | newest ideas for the spring season in | a novel and attractive setting. The | spring fashion idea is prettily carried | out in the decoration, canaries adding | to the attractiveness of the window | display
 FOR A BABY-There is sick little baby in Phoenix whose state of health | would be nightly improved by an oc- casional airing, according to officials | of the Associated Charities, but the | mother is not able to carry the little | one. A baby carriage or go- cart would be very acceptable, and if some kind resident of the city has one to spare the Associated Charities would be glad l to receive it.
 FRESHMEN WIN Freshmen ot
 Phoenix high school defeated the jun
 iors in a fast game Tuesday afternoon
 in which Pitcher Brophy for the victors
 twlrled a no hit game. Smith starred
 for the junior class. The score was
 to 0. The lineup: Freshmen, Miller
 c; Brophy, p; Singer, 1b Splits, 2b;
 Hess, ss; Argile 3b; Gray, of; Will
 Hams, If; Brawner. If; Juniors, Butler
 c; Smith. D; Detweiler, ss; Abramson
 3b; Timothy 1b; Cologn, 2b; Stoke
 of: Heflin If: Langston. If.
 NEW ACCOUNTANT-Charles F
 Ashley, selected as the new accountan
 to the state tax commission, took III
 his duties yesterday. Mr. Ashley ha
 lived in Prescott for many years, bu
 for a short time has been living il
 Tempe. He is an accountant with al
 experience of many years. He take
 the position formerly held by s. Al , Bailey who enlisted in the engineerin 3 corps of the United States army an at present is located at Camp Meade Maryland. with Company H, 23r United States Engineers.
 TUCSON ElKS HERE-A party o twenty members of the Elks lodge c , Tucson arrived in the city last nigh , on visit to their Phoenix brethrer i They will have charge of the installa tion services here tonight. They wer
 not imported for the purpose of show ing the Phoenix members how to do but their visit is in pursuance of
 program to bring the various lodges C the state closer together. The Phoe
 nix lodge recently sent a large dele Sation to Prescott and will soon sen
 another to Tucson. Before the prograr is complete, almost every lodge in tn
 state will have been visited by delega : ton almost every other lodge.