Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-10

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eral weeks here and is a guest at the
Hotel Adams.
FORMER RESIDENT L. Meal
ley of Los Angeles, a former resident Of
this city, returned here yesterday for
visit with old friends. This IS his
first visit here in 20 years. He is reg
stored at the Hotel Adams.
VALENTINE DANCE-A dance in
honor of Saint Valentine will be held
at the Pendergast school, Thursday
evening, February IA. The refreshmentA
will be served by the parent teachers
association
ON WAY TO coAsT-John and
James Bolinger- arrived here from
Brush, Colorado, yesterday and are
guests at the Hotel Adams. They will
stop here several days before contin
uing their journey TO the coast.
PYTHIAN SISTERS BALL The
annual ball of the. Pythian Sisters
Purity Temple number . will be held
at Patricks hall, Thursday, February
IA. Music for the occasion will be by
Bosses five piece banjo orchestra.
LUMBER DEALER-A. S. .Ames, a
prominent lumber man of Duluth, is
spending a few days in Phoenix While
on his way to the coast where he win
spend the remainder of the winter.
While here he is u guest at the Hotel
Adams
WANTS OLD NAME-Mrs. Claire
Moore yesterday instituted divorce
proceedings against John Roberts
Moore. cruelty being one of the
grounds on which the action was
brought. In asking for legal separa-
ton Mrs. Moore asks for the right to
resume her maiden name, Claire
Briggs. The couple were married in
Globe, November l, 1913.
EMBARGO LlFTED-On and aftel
February II the embargo on freight
| from California to Arizona will be lift
ed. For the past ten days no freight
in lots less than a carload has beer
allowed to be shipped from the state
/ of California to Arizona points ovel
the Southern Pacific road. Beginning
Monday this rule will be null an(
transactions will go on as before.
! 7 CITY MANAGERS BOND-Vernoi
/ a. Thompson has given $4,000 bono
! guaranteeing his faithful performance,
of duties in the office of city manager
/ The bond has been written by the Ma
/ uonal Surety company of New York
! through Carl H. Anderson, local agent
and is protected by the company'S com
! bined capital and surplus of over IS,
| goo, 900.
BLUES TO BE HOSTS-The win
! ming teams in the recent membership
campaign waged by the Business Girls
club will be feted by the losing team oil
| Tuesday evening when they will be en-
| tertained at a banquet at the clul
rooms on North Central avenue. Dur
ing the campaign the three teams wer
designated by colors-red, white an
blue. The blues will be the hosts at tn
| coming event.
DONATES BABY BOND Coli
! Eagan of the Eagan Construction com
pany has offered a baby bond to b
shot for by the novice class of tn
Phoenix Rifle Club the last Sunday i
Feruary. The novelty of the priz
| should make this event one of the mos
interesting of the season. In the pas
prizes have been given to the club +
II. Howard Roy Goodrich, Waite
Hege, c. A Shelton and Lyman La
Tourette.
TWITCHELL HAPPY w. E
Twitchell simply cannot get over bein
happy because of the quick work q
the police in restoring to him his Re
roadster, stolen a few nights ag,
4 of the loss of the machine had bee
reported to the city hall, Policema
Sowells found it standing on Sevent
avenue between Washington and JET
ferson streets. Half an hour later Nj
Twitchell vas riding away in his ow
car.
ASKS DECREE-That his wife
action indicated a settled aversion
to him is charged by Franklin East
erling, who yesterday brought sui
for divorce against Mrs. Pearl East
erling on the ground of abandonment
Mr. Easterling, in the complaint file
in the office of the clerk of the su
perior court, charges that his, wife
abandonment has caused him grea
humiliation, mental anguish and SUI
fering. The couple were married j
January, 1915.
LICENSED TO WED-Marriage i
censes were issued yesterday to Jaco
r. Thoman, %, Phoenix, and Edn
Carr, q, Tempe; Paul W. Harrington
II, Floyd, New Mexico, and Evely
Anderson. 10, Cashion; Harry Her
26. Phoenix, and Gussie P. Haley, 8
Pike county; Napoleon Rhea eros
As, Phoenix, and Lizzie Clinton Beck
|
ers, 49,, Phoenix. and Ruby B. Crime
/ l6, Phoenix; Charles E. Crow, 2
Los Angeles, and Mildred P Rissmal
IS, Los Angeles.
PALESTINE lECTURE-With IL
7 fate of Palestine hanging in the ba
ance, while Christian fights NOLAN
medan, a great deal of interest h;
z been aroused in the probable fate
the land of the ancient Christian
! Mrs. C.>Carnapas, who mas travelled f
: years in and near Jerusalem will gil
lecture, illustrated by stereoptics
: slides, at the Presbyterian churc
| Wednesday. February 49, Mrs earn;
pas has written book, The Gospel
It's Native Land" and is we'll Vers,
on the subject about which she W
speak. She will appear in costun
that of the women of Bethlehem. 81
will also show the class of costun
worn by the Christian women und
the compulsion of the Mohamnedar
and the kind of dress worn by e
peasantsNof Syria and Egypt. No a
mission is being charged. An offeril
will be collected for the Syrian rel