Arizona republican., 1918-10-11
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TRINITY GUILD-Trinity Guild will hold no more meetings until fur ther notice.
 HOME TO cHIcAGo-Mr. and Mrs. A. Tichy left the city Wednesday for their home in Chicago.
 OFF TO CALlFoRNIA-Mrs. H. E. Wright departed for Bayport, Calif., on Wednesday.
 TO LOS ANGELES-S. II. Kersey of this city departed on a business visit to Los Angeles Wednesday evening"
 VISIT CHICAGO-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Barr of this city departed on visit to Chicago Wednesday night.
 FOR RESCOTT-Mrs. w. H. Van Frank leaves today for Prescott where she will spend the winter.
 RETURNS HOMES. J. Mckee of Casper, Wyo.. left on Wednesday for his home after an extended business visit here
 OFF ON ESS-Simon Ober- fielder cashier of the National Bank of Arizona, left the city last evening on a short business visit to the coast.
 TO INDlANA-W. R. Ream of the Arizona Hardware and Supply com pany departed Wednesday evening on business trip to Cambridge City, Ind.
 MAJO R H FER E-Major Harry s. Bryan of Camp Vanadium is stopping at the Jefferson while on a business visit here.
 HOME FROM WAsHINeToN- i Sidney Goldman returned yesterday from a several weeks absence in Washington, D. c.
 COUPLE TO WED-A marriage li- cense was issued yesterday to David J. Pogue, AS, Phoenix and Dana E. | Howerton, 50. Phoenix. WOULD ADOPT CHILD-Mrs. Mary | Hayes yesterday petitioned the su- | perior court to adopt Grace Elizabeth Wood, her two-yearold granddaught- i CT. The child's parents are dead. NO ROTARY MEETlNG-The Ro- | tary club will hold no meeting this week, owing to the order of the city | health officer which has closed all pub | lie meetings for the present.
 CLOSE SATURDAY-Th consoli- dated railroad city ticket offices of the United States Railroad administration will close at noon Saturday, October 12, Liberty Day"
 | MEETING POSTPONED-The Wom. ans Union of the First Baptist church will not meet this afternoon as sched uled. The meeting has been postponed | indefinitely on account of the new city ordinance.
 CANCELLED MEETING-The Rob ert B. Lee Chapter of the Daughters O the Confederacy will not hold the in itial meeting at the West cluS hous, this afternoon. In compliance with tn, new regulations no further meeting will be held until so announced.
 DOUBLE-TRACK HEARING-Th rehearing of the order to the Phoeni, Street Railway company to double track the West Washington street ca line will be held at 10 o'clock thi morning before the corporation com mission.
 MANY ARE cLAssIFIED-The To cal boards of Cochise and Pima count, have classified 60 per cent of their reg istration. according to word receive, yesterday at the office of Colone Charles W. Harris adjutant general. The Maricopa county board has class flied 90 per cent of it's registration, it i stated
 REVISED HOURS Beginning O Thursday, October 10, the consolidate ticket offices of the United States Rail road administration in Phoenix adopt GU HtW DuSllltSS tOuI B. I1tItdlleT lIlt will be open from S:30 o'clock in tn morning until 5:30 o'clock in the even ing, every day except on Sunday. Tn opening hour formerly was at o'clocl | APPEAL MURDER CASE-The cas of Harry F. Stephens, appellee, V, State of Arizona, appellant. was file in supreme court yesterday on appes from Yavapai county. Harry Earl Ste phens and his father Joseph H. Ste phens were charged with the murder ( R. J. Miller in Yavacai county abou April 2, 1918. Harry Stephens, trie separately, was found guilty of murde in the first degree and sentenced to If imprisonment. He now appeals. GOODYEAR OFFICIAL LEAVES
 P. W. Litchfield, vice president of th
 Goodyear Tire and Rubber company
 Akron, Ohio, in company with H. l Blythe, also connected with that gres
 tire concern, left Phoenix on Wednes
 day evening for Akron after a visit
 several days here and at the Goodyea cotton ranch near this city. NJ Litchfield also met here the two Good year trucks that made the transcor tinental trip from Boston to San Frar
 cisco and stopped here on the retur trip. MT. Litchfie1d and Mir. Blytt will visit at the Grand Canyon en rout to the east.