Arizona republican., 1919-02-01


 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Burton, x. Y. 1 TOWN TOPICS 1 O-- ---O GUN CLUB sHooT-The Phoenix Gun club will hold a shoot at the traps at the state rifle range Sunday after noon. beginning at o'clock.
 ON EXTENDED VlSiT-Clara l.. Morgan of 1901 West Monroe street left Phoenix last evening for St Louis where she will make an extended visit S. S. BASKETBALL LEAGUE-The Sunday school basketball league re- opens Saturday evening, February 8. The first game will be called at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
 MANY U. S. PRlSONERS-Thirty- eight United States prisoners were lodged in the county jail last night from Tucson and will leave here on the early morning train for the jail at Prescott
 PEOPLES FORUM TO MEET-The Peoples Forum will meet Sunday aft ernoon at 2:30, in the courtroom in the city hall. The subject for discussion will be Glass Legislation" The public is invited.
 CHARGED WITH GRAND LAR. CENY-Masto Zapadaco, charged with grand larceny. was arrested late yes terday afternoon by Constable Haze Burch. Zapadaco is alleged to have been guilty of the larceny of sheep
 PHOENIX GIN DRAWiNG-The fol- lowing names were drawn yesterday at the Phoenix gin of the Southwest Cot ton company and may deliver three bales of cotton each, February ': J. Stanley Howard, Daniel Hess and w. H. White.
 TO FACE BURGLARY CHARGE Jesus Gonzales, charged with burglary, waived his preliminary examination before Justice Wheeler yesterday and was held to answer to the superior court. Complaint against the Mexican was made by the Chambers Transfer company
 WAVES ExAMiNATiON-Mrs. w. J. Tuohy, charged with obtaining money and property by bogus check, waived her preliminary examination before Justice De SouZa yesterday and was held to answer to the superior court. She furnished bail placed at $500
 JAIL FOR STEALING COAT-John IJdN Ill I1oI donlIllSu iiit tIltlL Ol all overcoat belonging to John Leeming when brought before Justice Wheeler yesterday. He said he stole the coat from Leeming's apartment at the Cozy rooming house. He was fined S90 or as many days and is serving his sen tence in days.
 AT ADVENTIST CHURCH-Ser- vices at the Seventh day Adventist | church, corner Third and Pierce streets will be as follows: Sabbath schoo teachers meeting at g. 30 a. m. Sabbatf school at 10:00, Pastor E. C. Boger vii speak at the II o'clock hour Subject The Church of Christ" Young Peoples meeting at 400 p. m. All are invited tt these services.
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES AP. PEAl-The Associated Charities ha! issued an appeal for bedding of al kinds, as well as all articles of furni- | ture, which are urgently needed ir l thelr work. Heavy underwear and oth. CT garments, linen, and stoves are alst needed. Anyone who can help with any old articles of the kind needed is re quested to communicat with the Asso ciated Charities.
 ATTRACTIVE STORE FRONT = The store front of the newly decorated Hamon millinery II East Adams stree, IS receiving much favorable comment The decorating was by Kirchefer, whil the handsome net panels. and. window valance are from the Doris Heyrna1 Furnlture Companys drapery depart ment. The whole effect is entirel up-to-date and metropolitan, and n more classy millinery display window are to be found anywhere.
 JOINS CHICAGO CONSERVATOR' Charles Frederick Carlson. formerl Phoenix, is now connected with tn
 hlcago Conservatory of Music. ac 2rdine to information which has com this city. Mir. Carlson's connectio
 ith that conservatory started O
 9nuary l. The many people in Phoe
 K who are acquainted with thf eacher of singing will be interested [
 now that he is held in such high es feem by leading critics, composers an eachers.
 PENDERGAST SCHooL-The Pen dargast school will reopen Monda,
 ebruarv 3, after the second forced va '1tlon of four weeks caused by in
 flu' epidemic. Parents are urged cooperate with the teachers in secur 1g regular attendance for the remain
 er Of the school year. Arrangement
 i've been made whereby the eight
 r9de pupils who are in regular at dance may be granted their diploma
 the end of school. All pupils wh
 ave books belonging to the scho, olust return them Monday for the pur 'ose of checking up"
 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION The United States civil service con mission announces the examination fc s'rest and field clerk to be held Febr, ny b. 1919. Application blanks an urther information may be obtainf rom the local secretary. Board of Civ Service Examiners, at the postoffice
 his city.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES-Marria
 censes were issued yesterday to Ra, el Basurta. 21. Tempe. and Rosa A nada. IS. Tempe: Inez Gietierrez. l 'Iuadaloupe and Maria Pontaleon. l iuadaloupe: Sacarias Correa. 2 Tempe and Luz Triejillo, 20, Tempe NOTICE