Arizona republican., 1918-06-20

! commodations for men will be in creased 20.
 NEW PlAYGROUND-E. c. Woos- ter has established a summer play ground to be known as "Arbor Dance | Pavilion" It is situated just north of | the Country club, on Central avenue | just south of the Arizona canal. Danc- l ing will be the principal entertainment, | and dances will be held every Tuesday, | Thursday and Friday evenings. All women who have worked in the | surgical dressings class are asked to meet at the Red Cross headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building Friday forenoon by the request of Mrs. Barry Goldwater, the supervisor. It IS understood that this department will close for the summer owing to the shortage of gauge.
 MANAGER VISITS CITY - R. R. Schweitzer, general manager of the Western Machinery company of Ari- zona and California, is spending a few
 days in the city going over matters of
 importance with this branch. MT
 Schweitzer reports business conditions
 on the coast as being good, and the
 manufacturing Of engines and hoists as
 rushing inGeed.
 WRONG ADDRESS A statement
 appeared in The Republican yesterday
 morning that there was a dog at 1010
 North Tenth street that wanted a home. North Tenth avenue was meant
 These errors of numbers or streets not
 only delay the dogs acquisition of
 home but they make the people who
 i've at these addresso~ cuss out the dog
 family and the newspapers.
 DISTRIBUTE ESTATE-After the payment of all debts, the estate of the late John T. Dunlap, amounts to S42, 900, according to the final ac- counting and decree of distribution ! filed in the office of the clerk of the court yesterday. The widow, named
 as executriz, was bequeathed the en-
 tire estate. Judge Lyman signed the
 decree of distribution.
 , COMMISSION TO ST. JOHNS -
 The state corporation commission will
 go to St. Johns in Apache county Mon day, June A. where two hearings will be conducted that day. One is to be !; an investigation as to the rates and service of the St. Johns Water com
 pany and also like investigation con-
 corning the Nebo Electric Light and . Power company, a St. Johns utility. . FOR RECRUITS-An men going to !. war in the future are requested 10 7 call at headquarters of the Red Cross, . chamber of commerce building. and get comfort bags and arm bands, the . local board announced yesterday. The . arm bands will designate that the ? men wearing them are from this 4 county, and will be a means of in troduction while in the city and en route to camp.
 WANTS LIKE RATES - The appli- . cation of the Maricopa Creamery com
 pany which recently started operations in Phoenix asking an extension of cer-
 tain condensed milk rates made here
 tofore to apply to Tempe has been 70 filed with the state corporation con- ,1 mission. Hearing on the application
 was set for Saturday. June 22. at 10
 o'clock a. m, at the office of the con- , mission in the state house.
 '7 NEW SPECIAL AGENT-R. E. I. 4 shepherd attorney and Spanish wal B veteran, has been appointed govern W ment appeal agent for Maricopa coun- ty, to take the place of l.. M Laney 0 county attorney. MT. Laney's regular y duties as county attorney occupied B so much of his time that both he anC I7 the other authorities deemed it advis- able to appoint MT. Shepherd.
 I 0OlGOiNS FChMl 0-lWO per
 mits were granted by the building in- st spector yesterday, one of these wa:
 granted to the Home Builders to con- re struct a brick and plaster residence
 at 1l10 East Taylor street, the build. To ing to cost s2,000. The other permi
 called for the alteration of a build. To ing 519 North Central avenue and wa.
 granted to F. B. Stewart. the cost O l. the improvement is given at s700.
 GIVEN 10 DAYS-Apal Sanchez
 arrested yesterday by Police Office
 Feuerriegel on a charge of vagrancy J plead not guilty to the charge. H.
 stated to the court that he had beer J working until a week ago. The off J cer testified that he found Sanche; sleeping on a platform in the railroad ~ yards in company with an alleged '1 draft evader. The court found tn ,, man guilty and he was given 10 day y in the city jail.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging that he
 husband mistreated and starved he - Beryl Drake yesterday instituted di ,ee vorce proceedings against Huber r Drake, whom she married in this cit
 in November 1917. Mrs. Drake ac
 cuses her husband of showing he
 pictures of other women and of treat st ing her with disrespect and cruelty 10 She claims that Drake earns $2O is a month and asks that he contribut T. s65 a month toward her support ,n E. J. WARREN BACk-E. J. War l- ren, deputy sheriff, was the first c ne the county officers to return to Phoe
 nix after accompanying United State
 Marshal Joe Dillon to Leavenswort C with F federal prisoners. Charle I Musgrove. deputy sheriff, remained i J Kansas for a few days to visit rela U tives and Vernon Wright, of tn - county treasurers office who holds ce deputys commission, was detained i he the east on personal business and wi
 be here the end of the week.
 c. DEATH NOT DENIED-Edwar ,et Ebersold. the man who was picke re up at Six Points several night az
 during a storm and who was suffer De ing frora hemorrhages, died at hos h. pital Tuesday night and was burie ho at Greenwood cemetery yesterda IT, Ebersold had long been suffering wit
 tuberculosis and was returning frol L a prospecting trip when he wa d. stricken. He leaves a wife and thre