Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
TOWN TOPICS
RETURNS TO NEW YoRK-Si

| TOWN TOPICS
 RETURNS TO NEW YORK Sidney Goldman will leave this evening for New York after brief stay in town.
 ToLLEsoN GIN DRAWlNG-W. E. Springer and P. P. McGee are entitled to deliver three bales of cotton each to the Tolleson gin of the Southwest Cot ton company, February 14
 ClVCS DEPARTMENT MEETING The civics department of the Wom- ans club will meet at ,: 30 o'clock Mon day afternoon. Those in charge hope for a large attendance
 PLAN WAR MUSEUM-A plan is now on foot at the capitol to build war museum in Phoenix, and to dedi- cate the building to this same worthy purpose
 PHILLIPS HOUSE REOPENs- Chicken dinner will be served at the Phillips house Sunday from F to , o'clock. The house is reopening under new management at 325 North Fourth avenue.
 p. o. INSPECTORS HERE-C. F. Dutton and J. L. Cooper postoffice in spectors for the district of Arizona, after finishing the task of checking up all the offices in southern Arizona, were in Phoenix yesterday for a few ] days rest
 WOMAN WANTS RANCH HOME The chamber of commerce has an in- quiry for good ranch accommodations for a woman who wishes to spend the next few months in the valley. Anyone having such accommodations please communicate with the chamber oI commerce. Phone 1294.
 | DEPUTY CLERK RESiGNS-J II l Ward has resigned his position as ( | deputy in the office of the clerk o ! the court and will be attached to tn, law firm of Bullard & Jacobs. 8. stenographer. For the past year Warc has been acting as deputy in division two of the superior court.
 TAKES MEN TO RlSON-Sherif Jack Harrington of Coconino count, passed through Phoenix yesterda, with four prisoners who were sen fenced to serve various terms in tn state penitentiary. The northern pris oners, Earl Bauley, Edward Sickles Fred Wandell and Juan Luna, wer taken to Florence yesterday morning
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA TODAY The tea at the Country club this af ternoon will be presided over by Mrs Orville Harry Brown and will be on of the delightfully."- informal affairs tha has made the Country club the cente of gayety this season. Miss Ma Noble and Miss Analena Anderson wi assist Mrs. Brown
 ADAMS DEFEATS FRESHMEN The freshman class of the Phoeni, high school was defeated in a seven inning game of indoor baseball by tn Adams school team yesterday after noon by the score of s to 3. The bat tery for Adams school consisted 0 Teddy Diebold and Louis Connor. Tn freshman team battery consisted c James Burson, Melvin Goodson an . Clark Duncan. The game was playe on the Adams school diamond.
 SPARE ROOMS NEEDED-"Hav you a spare room in your home?" Tn is the question that the committee o accommodation is asking of everyor in order that the visiting delegates 1 the convention may be comfortabl . housed while in the city. Anyone wh has a room to rent during the conVer tion period is requested to telephor the committee at the chamber commerce.
 ADVENTIST SERVICE-This morn 3 ing at II o'clock. Dr. s. J. Rogers. Alhambra, California will speak at th s Adventist church, corner of Third an Pierce streets. At the close of the sci . vice the interests of the new Deacon 7 ess hospital will be presented. . MT. Kellogg, founder of the Bait Creek sanatorium, was a communicaI '' of the Adventist church. This denom nation has always shown unusual il terest in eleemosynary institutions.
 service of unusual interest is forecas EXECUTIVE COM. TO MEET l. meeting of the executive committee q the church federation will be held e the '. M. c. A., on Tuesday evenin . February II, at 7:30. This commit l. consists of the officers of the feder ton. the pastors of all the ci
 churches, and the executive commi
 teemen from each church. The pu
 pose of this meeting is to provide
 definite program for discussion in t
 general meetings of the council Whi
 will convene at an early date. Plea
 make this a previous enga cement al
 plan to be present J. H. Langstc
 president. $. E. Lynd. secretary.
 APPROVE MEDICAL INSPECTED -Ihat medical inspection in L
 schools has the approval of the clu
 women of Yuma. is the word broug
 to Phoenix yesterday by Mrs J.
 Garvin, recording secretary of the Al
 zona Federation Of Women's clubs.
 Mrs. Garvin is a member of [
 Yuma Valley Woman's club, the olde
 rural club in the state, and is one
 the leading clubwomen of the we
 She was here to attend a meeting
 the executive board of the federati
 which will hold it's annual conventi
 in Yuma the latter part of the mont
 EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN TOW
 SHOULD CARRY A MEMBERSH
 IN THE LOCAL ~
 Chicken Dinner at the Phillips Hot
 Sunday, February 9, 12:0 co to 200 D.