Arizona republican., 1919-11-01

NJ. c. A, passed yesterday in Phenix
reviewing the work along his line that
is being accomplished in the valley
Mr.. Seaman investigated the student
work in Tempe and the effort that is
being made at the Indian schol to ad
vance the student activities of the
'Y.' He left last evening for Tucson.
BIG COTTON LOAD-Henry Scott,
Seventh and Northern avenue. deliv-
cred to the Southwest Cotton COM
pany yesterday the largest load of
cotton ever delivered here, so far as
reported. The weight was 1925 gross.
The check amounted to $209345. The
load was so large it could not be
weighed on the company's scales. 1t
had to be weighed on the city scales.
The load was hauled on the scales by
team of mules weighing 2100 pounds.
SURPRISE DINNER - Mrs. Bert
Hopkins gave a surprise dinner at her
home, 577 North Fourth street, last
night for J. B. Pinkerton, who has
just returned from the United States
navy. 3. J. Jessett, who is leaving here
for FL Paso, and family and B. L.
Pinl1erton were given a share of the
very palatable surprise.
VISITS LAWSON LOWRY-W. A.
Lowry, of Alamo, Ga, arrived in the
City yesterday on a visit to his son,
Lawson Lowry, of 500 North Ninth
street. This is the first visit of Mr..
Lowry this far west His coming was
unexpected. He had for some time
been stopping with two sons in Texas.
CAPT. HARTER DUE-Captain AL
Harter, after two years service on the
other side, will arrive in Phoenix this
evening, according to word received by
Mrs. Harter yesterday. Harter was
with the state engineers office when
war was declared and enlisted in the
engineering corps. He was early
transferred to the other side and was
in practically every corner of France
| during his service overseas.
CHARLES POPE HOME-After an
| absence of two years, Charles Pope
returned to Phoenix yesterday, having
only recently received his discharge
| papers from the navy. Pope was in
! the submarine service and had many
/ thrilling experiences on submarine
/ chasers during his "a months in serv-
| ice. He has resumed the position that
was his before the war with the Fer
! guson Keller company.
COMMITTEE MEETlNG-The state
/ committee on Americaniaztion will
hold a meeting in the school admin
istration building at o'clock tonight
/ Mr.. Fldridge of the bureau OF natural
ization, and Mr.. Willis of the Phelps
Dodge corporation, are among those
expected to be heard on subjects Of
vital interest. The meeting will be
| open to the general public.
CLOSE FAIR WEEK-All offices a
the county building will in all prob
ability be closed each afternoon during
fair week, it was announced yesterday
| by c. l.. Standage. clerk of the boart
of supervisors, who stated that he ha(
received orders from the board t.
make the same arrangements as wer,
made last fair year, IF we do no
close entirely" he added, arrange
ments will be made to let anyone 81
at any time he wishes" he said.
TO VISIT SPOoKS-The yount
4 members of the Christian Endeavol
society and the Baraca boys of tn,
First Presbyterian church invite al
those who want to go to Spookyvill,
with them to meet at the church cor
ner. Third avenue and Adams street
at 1870 o'clock tonight. Every one il
requested to bring a dime, jack Ian
tern and dress prepared for outdoors
Strangers are urged TO accept the gen
eral invitation.
ARMY NURSE HERE-Miss Agne
Daily an army nurse stationed a
Deming. n NJ, during the war, arrived
in the city yesterday from Miami
where she has been connected with tn
Inspiration hospital. She visited dur
ing the day with her sisters, Mis-
t Anna May DAILY and Mrs. A. H. Nc
Lellan. and left in the evening 70
( Prescott, where she will be connected
with the Mercy hospital
, DR.. TUTHILL LOCATES-An
nouncement has been made of the 10
cation of DR.. Alexander NJ. Tuthill il
the Goodrich building. where he vii
engage in the practice of medicine
DR.. Tuthill was for many years chic
/, surgeon for the Arizona Copper com
pany of Clifton. He went out wit
the national guard to the Mexican
border in 1916 and year later, havinj
been promoted to the rank of brigade
i: general. he went to France, where h
served until the end of the war D.
Tuthill returned to Arizona last sum
mer and soon after went east 70
study.