Arizona republican., 1919-02-09
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TO GIVE MEMORIAL ADDRESS Colonel J. H. McClintock left this morning TOT Jerome where he will de- liver a Roosevelt Memorial address.
 REAL ESTATE OFFICE MOVED -Newland Jones has moTRd his real estate and leans office 10 the A. G. Galpin comaany's office at 33 North First avenue
 MARRIAGE LlcENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to w. H. Johnson, 3S Phoenix. and Ellen Nelson. 27, Phoenix; Lonnie T. Davis, 2l, Chandler and Lillian Milm, 2l, Chandler
 RETURNS TO TEXAS HOME Joseph NJ. Nealon, former city attor ney of Fl Paso who was in Phoenix 10 attend the funeral of his sister-in law. Mrs. Thomas Nealon. returned | last evening to his home in Texas. '
 LATTER DAY SAINTs-The Church i of Jesus Christ of er-Day Saints will hold services in their new church at the corner of Seventh street and Monroe, opposite Monroe school. Sun day school at 10:30: evening meeting at :. All invited. Good speaking and singing.
 THlMBLE CLUB TO MEET-The Royal Neighbor Thimble club will hold it's regular meeting at the home of Neighbor Theresa Brown, 914 South Second avenue, Tuesday. February II, at ? o'clock. All Neighbors are in vited to be present.
 ARRESTED FOR DRUNKENNESS On complaint of Donofrios yesterday a man giving his name as William Whitney was placed under arrest for intoXication. He claimed that he was an employe of Vance Brothers Bakery in Mesa It is the opinions of the police that the man was drunk from drinking bakery extracts.
 MIR. AND MRS. SCHUMACHER leAVe-Mr. and Mrs. John Schu- macher, who have been yisising in this city for the past four weeks, left yes terday for Davenport. Iowa. They will visit the Grand Canyon enroute. They expect to return to Phoenix in the near future to make this their home having been greatly impressed by the : city and Salt River wiley
 BOSTON VISITORS HERE-Mr.
 and Mrs. l.. H. Kimball and son Allen
 from Boston are in Phoenix visiting , MT Kimbalrs aunt, Mrs. z. F.. Lindsay, 2 at 2126 West Jefferson street. The
 Kimballs are enroute for California.
 Mir. Kimball lived in Phoenix some
 ten years ago and expresses great usr-
 prise and delight at the rapid devel- C opment of this city during that time.
 CANDY KID CAUGHT-Vincent 8 Sallas. 13 years of age was appre- ? hended in the Candy Kitchen of Joe e Fortier. 201 West Washington street. . yesterday with two large boxes of |. chocolates and a box of butter scotch . in his possession which he is alleged . to have stolen. Another Mexican boy, <. who accompanied young Sallas, sue D ceeded in eluding pursuit and is still . at large. Vincent Sallas is the son of a local plumber.
 PRAYER NAL BROTHERHOOD
 MEETlNG-The Fraternal Brother !, hood met last last night and held an So initiation. After this a very entertain : ing program was rendered. consisting |. of a duet by the Misses Sargent and ', Fitch. some very clever dancing by d MT. White and the singing of the " Star Spangled Banner" by Mir. and S Mrs. McMahon. The entire assembl- oo age joined in on the chorus of the a national anthem. After the program , the lodge spent the remainder of the
 evening in dancing.
 BUSINESS GIRLS TO PICNIC
 The Business Girls club will give . picnic Thursday evening at the Hol'
 in the Rock, for which tickets may In he secured from Miss Porter of in,
 Y. W. C. A. or Miss Wise, club presi .o dent, who may be found at the cour
 house. The picnic plans are delightful l. and the club is anticipating a joll.
 time. The truck will leave the dowi
 town offices of the Y. w c. A.. 12
 North Central avenue. at o'clock. OH TO SET CONVENTION DATE The annual meeting of the Arizoni 7 Congress of Mothers and Parent U Teacher Associations will be held il
 March. The date of the convention vii \, be definitely determined this weel q. when the program committee will sub 1I init its report at a special session O in the board. Serving on the committe - are Mrs. F. A. Beane. chairman. Mir: es Frank T. Alkire and Mrs. Earl ReaT
 who are outlining a series of subject
 on reconstruction to be discussed at tn
 annual gathering.
 CT ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE NJ he and Mrs. R. W. Curry and AIr. and Mir na c. B. McCurry entertained informall u- with bridge Thursday evening at tn an formers home. S11 North First stree a. A red and white color scheme used ge QeCOTatlOn Was carried out m artlSU al. use of roses. The bridge prizes wCI ne won by Mrs. James A. Parker an
 George W. Rays. The guests were NJ
 and Mrs. c. A. Orr, Mr. and NIT
 George W. Rays. Mrs. Edgar Or on Mrs. James A. Parker. Mrs Isabel ,h, McCurry, Mis- Winnie O'Conner Mis Gertrude OConner, Hugh Miller an
 Fred Johpson.
 ol- 25TH ANNIVERSARY - Celebra nd ing their twenty fifth wedding ann m versary with a delightful reception
 which they entertained 100 guest
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. D. Duncan gave
 well-arranged affair at the MadisC 'hl Improvement club Friday evenin Iu- The occasion not only celebrated q m quarter of a century of marriage b oI the return of the son of the hos n.y. Byron Duncan, who has been in ove is- seas service. The feature of the e -ue ening was dancing while sever loN musical numbers by local favorit
 added to the enjoyment
 ARRESTED AS ALIEN ENEMY b. Louis Adams was arrested yesterd;
 by Detective NJ. Joe Murphy as
 alien enemy, but later was releas E on the authority of M Chator. of t v derartmpnt Of iuStice nm racaint oT