Arizona republican., 1919-01-25
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NOTICE PYTHlAN SISTERS-All Pythian Sisters are requested to meet at K. P. hall at 12:30 o'clock this after noon to attend the funeral of J. H. Schumacher.
 ToLLESON GIN DRAWING-The following may deliver three bales of cotton each, to the Tolleson gin, Jan uary 31: K. G. Weisser and c. N. In- gran.
 LEARNS OF DEATH OF FATHER Mrs. J. D. Lee received news of the death of her father yesterday, at St Joseph, Mo. The funeral will be there Sunday
 ADMITTED TO PRAcTicE-J. D. Bauer of Washington and w. D. Simp- son of Texas yesterday were admitted by the supreme court to practice law in all courts of Arizona.
 MISS URSULA WALLEN BACK Miss Ursula Wallen has returned to her position with the Hughes market, after recovering from severe attack of influenza.
 PRES BRIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL-The Sunday school of the First Presblterian church will resume it's session at 9:3O Sunday morning, after being closed several weeks on ac- count of the influenza.
 PHOENIX GIN DRAWING-T following names were drawn yesterday at the Phoenix gin of the Southwest Cotton company, and these men may deliver three bales of cotton each, Jan uary 31: W. E. Gardner, Hurt and Cashion, and R. E. Williams.
 ASKS PROBATE OF WILL-Mrs Frances Shepard yesterday filed a peti- tion for probate of will of her husband, A. H. Shepard. The decedent's estate which is valued at s3,500, is bequeathed to his wife, except for two $50 be- quests to his sons, Gordon and Keneth.
 SCOTTSDALE SCHOOL TO OPEN Professor Grouse of the Scottsdale school and Dr. Nichols, county health officer, have reached an entente cor dale with reference to the flu question, with the result that the ScottSdale schools will open for good next Mon day.
 NOT GUILTY OF ASSAUIT-Bob Fedderson and Frank Wells were found not guilty of simple assault by q jury in Justice Wheeler's court yester- day. The charge against the defend ants was brought by w. J. Smith who had a set-to with Fedderson and Wells in down town restaurant in the early morning hours a week ago. WILL ENTERTAIN GUESTS-V- vian F1orine Young and Edna Paula Beware of the faculty of the School of Music left yesterday morning for Castle Creek Hot Springs, where they will entertain the guests with a pro- fram Saturday evening. Agnes B Griffin accompanied the young ladies as pianist.
 RIFLE CLUB TO MEET-The Phoe- nix Rifle club will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon ! on the rifle range. The members of the club who now hold 1918 cups will shoot l tomorrow for the permanent possession of same. Election of officers for the 1 orga nization will be held in the city 1 hall at o'clock, Tuesday evening, Jan uary 2S.
 ! TO GIVE ART ExHIBITION-Stop- ! ping at the Hotel Adams is J. McDon- 1 aid McGuire, well known art collector 1 formerly of 497 Fifth avenue. New i York, and Ritz Carleton galleries, Fifth avenue and Forty-siXth street. Start 1 ing next week Mir Mcclure will place on exhibition in Phoenix about 40 ex- i amples of the best masterpieces of con- tinental Europe
 NO COLLEGE CLUB MEETING The College club has postponed tht meeting that was scheduled for Wed fesday, January 29. If the influenza situation warrants it, the club will holc a meeting February 5. The dramas tC be discussed may be gotten from Mrs k. L. Parker, in the second house nortl from Willetta street, on Third street or from the First avenue branch O
 the library
 HEAD TNJN rhCEC
 The state corporation commission
 held a hearing at Tempe yesterday oI
 two cases. Complaint against tn,
 Egypt stage line was dismissed. no on,
 apearing to back up the original ale
 cations of poor service. Judgment il
 the application of the Southside Ga
 and Electric companys application fo
 a raise in rates has not been rendered
 but was taken under adviSement. .
 BIG DAMAGE SUIT-The damag
 action brought by J. L. McCam
 against the Maricopa Creamery com
 pany will come up for trial in Judg
 Lyman's court today. McCamy
 asking for s20,000 as the result of al
 injury he received while in the emplo
 of the company September 10, 1917
 The plaintiff alleges that he hurt hi | arm and loter contracted hood poison
 ing.
 TAKEN BACK TO OAKLAND
 William Cardoza, who was arrested
 few days ago in this city, on the ad
 vice of the Oakland police departmen was escorted back to the place wher he was alleged to have stolen a motor , cycle, last night by Officer Drew, (
 oakland. Officer Drew formerly was resident of Phoenix. He was in thi . city between 1901 and 1904 : GIVE DANCING PROGRAM-O
 Tuesday evening, February 4, dancin
 from the classes of Edna Paula Re ware of the School of Music, will pre- sent a program of esthetic and inter pretfve dances. This will be the firs public program given at the school tn
 season, and the artistic recital give by Miss Revare's pupils last sprint is already the cause of interest in th