Arizona republican., 1918-09-14

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 TO ENTER coLLEeE-Dewitt Shearer and John Mudersback will leave Monday for Meridian, Mississippi where they will enter the Meridian College and Conservatory MT. Muders- back will specialize in art while Mr. Shearer will specialize in music.
 GOES TO UNIVERSITY-Willam H. Howe. son of Charles R. Howe member of the state tax commission left Phoenix last night for Tucson where he will enter the University of Arizona for a course in mining and metallurgy. He was graduated last year from the Phoenix high school
 ADMITTED TO BAR-Spencer E. Pugh, who formerly practiced law n Illinois, yesterday was admitted by the supreme court to practice in all the courts of Arizona. Mir. Spencer has been in Phoenix for three months dur ing which time he has been in the law office of Hubert w. Clark.
 'YOUTH FIJI OFFENDERS-Roy Francis and Charles Barrett, two boys, who pleaded guilty in the justice court | of. Buckeye to a felony charge in con- nection with the theft of cattle, were given suspended sentences of two years by Judge Stanford in the super 1 for court yesterday.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday with the state corporation commission by the Florence Irrigation company, Dan iel Hayes Sales company, Chicago Southwestern Oil company and the l Progressive Mines Development com pany.
 COMMERCIAL MEN, Commercial men in town today include T. E. Barry of Los Angeles, A. c. Home of Las Cruces, l.. Liebman of Chicago, H. W. Jorsneau of Kansas City, George w. Oakley of Kansas City, E. B. Root of Los Angeles. F. w Shuttleworth of Los Angeles and P. Reed of New York. CREIGHTON SCHOOL OPENS | Creighton schools will open Monday, September 16. A complete faculty has been provided and everything is in readiness for the opening of the school. All prospective students of the school should be on hand Monday to be as- signed their proper seats and places in classes.
 FROM MISS DAVIDSON - The friends of Miss Pat Davidson. daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Davidson. will be pleased to learn that she is in "Y'' work at Wilmington. N. c. Miss Davidson went to New York to enter college several months ago in prcpara- tion for this work, expecting soon thereafter to be sent overseas.
 CASE CONTINUED-Yesterday was the day set in Justic Wheeler's court for the preliminary examination of Pete De Baker, Harvey Ward, Ashley Stelzreide and J. B. VanRitter for at tempting a jail break from tAe county ion ptrf tinuance was found to be necessary and the case went over to next Thurs day
 MEET IN PARiS-Two Phoenix boys recently met by accident in Paris which shows that that is not such an awfully big place as it has been repre- scented to be. A letter from Corporal John C. Winger states that he rar across on the street Walter M Lemore who had just arrived. Corporal Win ger has been in France several months
 WILL YOU HElP?-A call for hell has been issued by the Associated Charities for young Mexican boy who, being badly injured, has beer confined to his make-shift bed for { long time. The boy is badly troubled with bed sores. and the Associated Charities. who only discovered thu case yesterday, are lIylHS to indh' him comfortable. To do this however requires a number of old sheets, ole linen or cotton cloths, a soft mattres. for cot and an~air cushion. The cast is a very deserving one anu help vii be greatly appreciated.
 SOLDIERS ADDRESS LOST-Fir, Chief William Simmons said yesterday a woman, the name of whom he canno remember. came to Central fire station and reported having lost pocketbool containing s5 and the address of he son. a soldier. She told him she di, not care so much about the s5. but tha she would give anything to get thu pocketbook back because of the ad dress of her son She said she does no remember the address and now sh' cannot write to him unles the pockc book is returned. The fire chief sait for the finder to please return tn r.OCkefhoOk tO Central station.