Arizona republican., 1918-09-25

here, left for Topeka. Kansas, last night.
 TO ATTEND scHooL-Miss Eva Turner, of Tempe, left Monday even ing for Chicago, where she will attend the university.
 MINING MAN HERE-George F. Wilson, well known mining man of Globe, is on a business trip here, &C., companed by his wife.
 FROM MESA-C. Bustamenta was placed in the county jail yesterday by Constable Pickens of Mesa and is be- ing held on a felony charge.
 STACKER SUSPECT-Jesus Ponce was placed in the county jail yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Will Tits on charge of being a stacker.
 EDITOR OFF ON VIsIT-J. w Spear editor of The Republican, de- parted on visit throughout the east Monday evening. He expects to return to Phoenix within several weeks.
 ROYAL NElGHBoRS TO MEET The regular Wednesday meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America will be held at the K. of P. hall at eight o'clock tonight.
 PYTHlAN SISTERS RED CROSS The Red Cross sewing of the Pythian Sisters has been postponed until Thurs day, October 3, on account of a scarcity of sewing materials.
 ON EXTENDED VISlT-J. A. Dol son, agent for the Food Distributing company of Nogales, is stopping al the Jefferson on an extended business visit here. He is accompanied by his wife.
 PEI CHAN pEItcC rr1,. u,.,.,. Christian Temperance union will mee, next Thursday afternoon at the Red Cross rooms in the Central School building to sew for the Belgian relief A full attendance is desired.
 OF LA sALLE iNSTITUTE-J. T Mclean, of the La Sale Institute of Chicago, who has made Phoenix hi. headquarters for several weeks, left fol a business trip to the northern part oi the state last night.
 O'NEIL TRAN ERRE p-J. E O'Neill, deputy sheriff stationed iy Phoenix, has been transferred to thi cotton town of Goodyear, where he vii have charge as special officer and rep resentative of Sheriff w. H. Wilky.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES -Monda, and Tuesday: Louis Vega, 2S, of Gil; Bend, and Mecella Juarez, g, Gil; Bend; L. Dominguez, 37, and Ester; Alvarez. 2S, Tucson; Raphael Reyera 5S, and Isobel Guzman, 43. Tempe Jose Arce, 33, and Dolores E. Rico, 2i Phoenix.
 POCKETBOOK FOUND - Captail Hi Mcdonald found pocketbook Mon day night on Grand avenue. The pock etbook contains money and a checl book. The captain turned the find owe to the police and Night Captain Suth erland announced that the owner ma, have it by identification.
 SPEAKING TOUR-Mrs. John Den nett, Jr., left last night for Tucson t join Mrs. Henry T. Bowie, whom sh will escort in a speaking tour of tn state in behalf of the Y. w. C. A. an other war work. Mrs. Bowie will spea at Tucson, Bisbee and numerous othe points.
 BOARD CLASsIFiEs-The locs board up to last night had classifie 1S4 men of the September F draf These were among the first question naires received from men between tn ages of 19 and 96 inclusive. The boar expects to get at least 1000 class men between these ages out of tn list during the present classification.
 BUYS $1,000 BONDS-Fred Webbe local representative of the Nationt Cash Register company yesterad bought through the Phoenix Nations bank s1,000 worth of bonds of tt Fourth Liberty Loan. The campaig does not open until Saturday and al ready there have been several larg purchases in Phoenix, Ytaling abot ss,000.