Arizona republican., 1918-10-29
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 Down the road a ways from where ve are located is a place recently oc- upied by the Germans as a beer gar len. It is a beautiful little resort. too. Shrubbery and trees everywhere and q wonderful little walk down between two rows leading from the roadway to he gardens. The weather-wor Lager sign that no doubt has at tracted many a thirsty German in for refreshments still remains on duty at the gate. But over this there now hangs an American sign. It is The Salvation Army Back in the gardets two American girls have replaced those who used to preside, and they just can't keep their supply of cakes can dies, etc. big enough to keep all the patrons going. Their canteen is the only one of any sort for miles around, so you can bet that their presence is appreciated. Incidentally, these two American girls are the only two wo- men that are to be seen anywhere in th:s area
 | T can hear a distant drone of a motor-fair warning that my thirty minutes are up. My love and best wishes to you all.
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 Mrs. Nichols Returns
 Mrs. Ray Nichols with her two sons, Billy and Keith, returned to Laveen Sunday evening to await the opening of school. Mir Nichols returns to Tue son Tuesday
 Oed of Influenza
 Mrs. Pearley Naigley has received a haf L., Richard Haymore of Douglas, passed away Saturday forenoon, a victim of influenza
 Red Cross Rooms Open
 The Red Cross rooms will be open for work again Wednesday at o'clock All who can possibly give their time are urged to do so.
 Misses Mccoy Visit Tempe
 Misses Hazel and Maisie Mccoy stu dents at Tucson university. are guests of Miss Vyvian Moour
 Relief Committee Meets
 The Civilian Relief committee. an auxiliary of the Red Cross. met Mon day afternoon and carried on the rou- tine business. The chairman of the committee is Rev Roundtree and the other members are Miss French, Miss Roberts. Mrs. Hiatt, MT. Herzberg and MT. Persons. The work of the organ iZation is to assist the families of sol diers that should need help because of the loss of support that the member Of the family gave before going into the army.s It is the duty of anybody who knows of such cases to report to some , member of the committed
 Blakeley Laid at Rest
 The last sad services for James Blakeley were held Sunday at D. m Because of the ban on public gather 'ngs, the services were conducted al the grave in the Twin Buttes ceme- I tery. Prayer was offered by Rev. Tay Tor. Rev. Roundtree spoke of the de ceased as a lodge member and Rev Nicholson for the NJ. l.. church, O which Mir. Blakeley was a member The impressive burial service of th' ?. Knights of Pythias was conducted by Messrs. Frizzell, Murdock and Felton z The beautiful old hymns. Sun of NJ! Soul' and One Sweetly s lem Thought" were feelingly rendered b, a choir composed of MT L. Austin. MI Felton, Mrs. Steele. Miss Deizel. Mis- Gerrish, Miss Anderson, Mr. Griffin, and MT. Beckwith. The numerous rep resentatives of the several lodges am / the crowd of friends went farther tha = words to show the esteem in whic James Blakeley was held by those wh had been associated with him durin his ten years residence in Tempe.