Arizona republican., 1918-12-13

since the influenza pan went Into el- feet The luncheon will be at the Gen. tral School building, service being giv- en by the Red Cross. President E. W. Lewis will act as chairman.
 PRUlTT-RHODES NUPT ALSI Edgar D. Pruitt of Mesa, and Miss Rose F.. Rhodes of Seattle, Wash, were united in marriage yesterday by the Rev. R. c. Barker of the First Meth odist church. The couple left after wards for a honeymoon in Los An geles.
 LIEUT.. ROSENBERG RETURNS Lieut.. Albert Rosenberg arrived from Camp Humphreys, Virginia. last even ing, having received his discharge a week ago. Rosenberg was commits stoned last summer and received his call only a short time before the sign ing of the armistice.
 ASKS LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA- l TlON-Mrs. Edna A. Pritchett, wid- of of John l.. Pritchett, who died in this city November 21, yesterday filed l letters of administration of her hus- bands estate, which is valued at l S2.100 The heirs are the petitioner l and her two children, James, aged 6, and Virginia Lee, years of age. The l petition will be heard before Judge | l.
 ROOSEVELT SCHOOL TO RE- | OPEN-Roosevelt school will open again Monday, December 16. aier be- ing closed number of weeks on ac- count of the influenza epidemic. Both teachers and pupils say they are glad to get back to work, and every effort will be made to make up for lost time 1 Roosevelt school shows marked in 1 crease in attendance over last year 267 pupils being enrolled the first week.
 DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE 1 Charles H. Young, who joined the col ors early in the autumn, arrived from Salt Lake City yesterday, returning home immediately after he received his discharge from the service Young formerly was a deputy in the office of the county recorder and will resume his old position on Monday morning. Mrs. Young, who has been in Salt Lake with her husband, also returned yesterday.
 NEWSlES Y. M. C. A.. GLASS; The newsboys and non members wish ing to join the newsie class at the Y. NJ. C. A., which will be held every Saturday from 1:30 to 2:30 o'clock are requested to report to the physical director between 1:30 and o'clock the coming Saturday afternoon. Boys who do not register will not be allowed in the class. After Saturday boys may register every Tuesday between and ' o'clock D. m.
 MANY IN "GYM" CLASS-A large
 number of business men presented themselves at the opening gymnasium class at the Y. NJ. C. A, yesterday noor and agreed to take the gym health tablets, daily as follows; Exercise
 eliminates poison, body cures brair flag, medicine ball beats medicine chest body work is indispensable tc first class brain work, Natures body
 stands for no oveTdraft, systematic exercise beats pink pills and new 1 tonfcs, health efficiency and morality are basic virtues in real success. , CHARGES MULTiPLY-Jesus Men dex found a variety Of charges against him in Justice Wheeler's court yester- day, where he was arraigned. He waived his preliminary hearing on the !; criminal action instituted against him by the Phoenix Notion and Novelty company. from which company he is alleged to have stolen a suitcase
 Charlie Lea, a Chinaman, swore to a complaint charging the Mexican with
 stealing a bicycle, and to this he en-
 tered a plea of not guilty and will be given his examination at 10 o'clock | Monday morning in the east precinct , justice court.
 HUSBAND BEAT HER, SAYS WIFE While her husband was in a delirious condition. said to have resulted from
 smoking hop he abused and beat and choked her until she became uncon scious, Mrs. Charles Butler charges- The allegation is made in a divorce complaint filed bv Mrs. Butler in the
 office of the clerk of the court yester-
 day. Married to Butler in 1909, she ai- , leSes that the next year while still fee . ing the effects of "ho~" " he committed : the wrongful acts. She claims that he ] was later arrested by the authoritJe' and served in the California state pen itentiary. The plaintiff asks for a de- cree and the right to resume her maid en name, Leola Mendenhall.