Arizona republican., 1918-05-09
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law on Grand avenue.
 AMERICAN YoEMEN-The regular meeting of the Phoenix Homestead, Brotherhood of American Yoemen, will be held at K of P hall at s o'clock Thursday night.
 REAL ESTATE BOARD-The next regular meeting of the Maricopa Coun- ty Real Estate board will be held at the Rose Tree Friday noon. Those in charge are desirous of having all mem bers of the board present.
 REPLEVIN ACTlON-The replevin action brought by J. P. Yates against w. G. Russell for possession of a tour ing car or it's $500 value, was begun in Judge Stanford's court yesterday and will go to the jury some time today.
 EASTERN STAR-Children's night of the Order Eastern Star, Chapter No. ,, will occur at the regular meeting at o'clock. After the meeting there will be an entertainment for the children. Those in charge invite all members and their families.
 PHILADELPHIA BATTERlES-Pa- cific Coast Manager Osborne of the Philadelphia Storage Battery company, is visitor in the city in connection with business for his company. Rabbit | brothers are state distributors for the Philadelphia battery.
 MONROE PARENT-TEACHE ERR The Monroe Parent Teacher associa- tion will hold it's regular meeting on Friday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. Tho session will be devoted to the annual election of officers, and d practical demonstration by the home economics department.
 GOES TO TOMBSTONE - Captain George Henderson, disbursing officer | for Arizona in the werh of the selective draft, is at his home in Tombstone for ;t brief visit. Captain Henderson eX- | poets soon to be relieved of his work at draft headquarters, having handed l in his resignation some time ago. | RED CROSS WORk-Women mem bers of the First Methodist Episcopal church will meet at 10 o'clok this | morning at the school administration building, 331 North First avenue, fol l the regular Red Cross work. Eact woman will take with her needle thimble, scissors and one article o1 food for the monday meal
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state corporation commission by the rollowing: Home Builders company of Sioux Falls, Mine l Operators Company of America, Mac Airless Tire company, Stockyards Vet Laboratory company, National Electric Institute.
 POSTPONE SOCIAL-So many ot the members of the First Baptist Sun day school wish to attend the lecture by w. J. Bryan on Thursday evening that the social which was to have beer given by the members of the King David's Bible class of the school 1T honor of the officers and teachers, anC other classes, has been indefinitely postponed.
 ASCENSION DAY-Ascension da, services will be held today at the Epis- copal Cathedral house, First avenue and Roosevelt street. There will be z Holy Communion service at o'clock conducted by the Rt. Rev. J. W. At wood bishop of the diocese of Arizona with an microscopy service for tht soldiers and the government of tn, United States.
 RESERVE BATTAliON-There vii be a smoker for the members of tho Phoenix company of the State Reserve Battalion on the evening of May l! at the Y. M. c. A. at o'clock. It i. hoped to have as many interested mel between the ages of IS and 45 presen as possible and those who would like tC attend may do so by calling telephone 3615.
 FOOD DEMoNsTRATION-A dem onstration of a homemade fireles cooker will be given at the Cathedra l HnTlSQ n'CInHly this aff h Mrs. Emma Jack, Mrs. George Hill ant Miss Helen Armstrong. In addition to the demonstration, there will be conservation program dealing with tn subjects of sugar and fats. The pro gram will be presented under the aus pices of the food administration.
 BULL FOR RED CROSS-Dav, Goldberg, auctioneer extraordinary fo the Red Cross, is going to be at tn, Ed. Haustgen place, three and a hal miles east of Glendale or Glendal, avenue today to auction off a registered Holstein bull calf donated to the Rec Cross by Mir. .Haustgen. The auction starts at 10 o'clock this morning but i is not expected the bull will be reached until after luncheon
 CONCRETE ROOF-Concrete sool is to replace other material in tn roofs of four buildings at the stat penitentiary at Florence, according t Leroy A. Ladd, chairman of the com mission of state institutions. Thes buildings are the dining hall, hospita power house and cen house No. 1. is expected that the concrete roof will lower the temperature in thos buildings from ten to twenty degree:
 COMMISSION BACK - c. M. Zan der, Charles w. Howe and Rudolp Kuchler member of the state tax com mission, returned to Phoenix yester day after an absence of several day inspecting mining properties in Yum; Mohave and Yavapai counties. Wit a visit to the Jerome district and the mines in Coconino, Navajo an Apache counties, the annual inspectio trip of the commission will be finished
 CASE GOES OVER James Up rich, charged with stealing calf be longing to Beloat Brothers, was give his preliminary hearing before Justic De Souza yesterday. The testimon had not all been offered when coui adjourned at o'clock ahd the matte went over until o'clock Monday af ternoon. A number of witnesses wer called for by the plaintiff, state an the defendant. The complaining wit ness. Beloat Brothers. operates a larg cattle range in the Agua F'rio distric FOR STEVEDORE REGIMENT = Five men are wanted for the stevedor , regiment, and Maricopa county , called upon to furnish them. Colore men are preferred for this work, bt white men will be accepted. This an opportunity for an overseas SCI vice, the local board is informed, an as ten olored men will be inducte into the service shortly after the whit l contingent leaves May 25, this will | ? an excellent opportunity for five ( those colored registrants to get int quick service in France
 q CASE IS DISMlSSED-J. M. Kell
 was before Police Magistrate Fran
 Thomas yesterday afternoon to answ,