Arizona republican., 1918-01-23
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ZION LUTHERAN-The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Carl Marchon, 1501 West Jackson street. It is requested that all members attend.
 AGRlCULTURIST LEAvES-D. A. Gilchrist of the United tates depart ment of agriculture was a passenger on last evenings train for Casa Grande to look after agricultural interests in the Casa Grande valley.
 KINGDOM HERE-George Kingdom, superintendent of the United Verde Ex- tension company, came down yester- day to spend several days on a com- bined business and pleasure trip. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams ONE LONE SPEEDER-One lone speeder was on the docket for trial in police court yesterday afternoon. | Bail of s was forfeited through the n-appearance of the alleged of fender.
 ASK SSlON-The application of the Tucson Rapid Transit company for permission to issue demand notes to the Tucson Electric Light and Power l company was heard yesterday before the corporation commission.
 FROM NEW YORk-Frank c. Arm strong, arrived in Phoenix yesterday | from his home in New York and will |. spend the, next several weeks looking after his business interests in the state. MT. Armstrong is president of the Ari- zona Hercules Mining company of Ray | TO FL PASO-A. c. McGregor of Warren is stopping in the city for a | few days while on his way to Fl Paso. Mir. McGregor is the manager in charge of the building of the smelter at War ren. He is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 TALK OULTRY-"Poultry As 1 Side Line for Farmers" is the topic upon which Lin Orme, well known Salt River farmer, will address members of the Maricopa County Poultry asso- citation at the meeting scheduled for ? o'clock Saturday afternoon at the ! Water Users building
 GOVERNMENT CALLS - Black smiths, machinists, canvas men, auto experts, painters, and sheet metal | workers, for the aviation section are few of the branches in which men are needed by the government. Seven thousand men are wanted for these various departments.
 RETURN FROM NoRTH-Lieuten ant J. A. Crozier and Sergeant w Bury of the British and Canadian re- cruiting commission returned yester- day from a tour of the northern part of the state. Among the cities in which they held meetings were Winslow Flagstaff, Williams, Holbrook, Jerome and Clarksdale.
 MAN IN NEED-People in need o1 an honest man to help in yard work ol any odd Jobs about the yard will do 6 real service to a man in needy circum- stances by calling up the Associated Charities. The Associated Charities has a special employment department fol needy persons unable to find work. Tt reach them, phone 1885.
 AlHAMBRA SOCIAL-The A1ham. bra circle of the Red Cross will give social and entertainment at the Alham. bra school house on Friday evenine January 25, for the purpose of secur ing funds for the purchase of a sewins machine for the use of the Red Cros workers. Rev. w. & s. Buchanan o the First Christian church of Phoeni, will be the principal speaker of tn evening. Refreshments will be served for which a nominal fee will b, charged.
 MAKES MANY INSPECTIONS = According to the report of forrne Dairy Inspector J. P. Kehoe, for the month of November, made publi yesterday, there were 96 inspection made during that month. Of these 30 inspections were made of dairies 62 of milk and cream and four O butter fats only. In the Grade / class two inspections revealed unsat isfactory conditions, while in tn Grade B class there were fifteel classed as unsa atisfactory.
 ALLEGED STACKER TAKEN = Having ascertained that Mike Norea ga registered on June and wa called for service about November ] a call to which he failed to respond Policeman Blea yesterday took Nor eaga in custody and notified the fed eral authorities of his action. Ac cording to the officers the record
 show that Noreaga has already bee
 officially classified as a stacker. Hi case will be taken before the loca