Arizona republican., 1919-01-12

who has been in San Francisco on off cial business returned to the city yes terday morning.
 ToLLEsON GIN DRAWlNG.-J. $. Currie. C. H. Bedding may deliver three bales of cotton each to the Tolleson gin of the Southwest Cotton company, Jan nary IS.
 No CREIGHTON M. E. SERVICE Reverend SeVringhaus, pastor Of the Creighton Methodist church. announces that there will be no services at Creighton today on account of the in fluenza epidemic.
 PHOENIX GIN DRAWING The fol- lowing may deliver three bales of cotton each to the Phoenix gin of the South west Cotton company, January IS: R. Lowe, Myers and Richards, and Paul Wainwright.
 SPEEDER IS FINED.-H. J. Gray, who violated the speed law in the 20- mile district on North Central avenue, was fined $l0 by Justice Wheeler yes MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage ! licenses were issued yesterday to l George w. Nensel, 24 Phoenix, and l Helen Campbell. 22. Glendale: Francis | co Espinosa. 3, Mesa and Bernardina | Sotelo, 21, Mesa.
 | ASSOCIATED CHARITIES NEED | HELP-The Associated Charities has made an appeal for beds, tables, chairs | and stoves, which are urgently needed 1 by the organization for it's work among 1 the poor. Influenza stricken families are among those who will be aided with the asked articles.
 MORE DIRECTORIES-The Cham Der of Commerce has just received a l 191S-19 directory of Santa Barbara, Calif.. and also Sells National Direc- tory of Large Commercial Houses and
 Buyers Guide. for Great Britain and Ireland. in 1918 These are to be put
 in their directory library.
 CLAUDE JONES RECOVERlNG.-
 Claude Jones, of the Jones Cleanins
 Works. who has been ill two weeks witt influenza and other complications. i:
 slowly recovering. He is expected t'
 be back at his place of business neX
 week.
 ENJOY CAFE MUSlC-The program
 presented at the Commercial cafe las
 evening will be repeated tonight. ac
 cording to the announcement made yes
 terday. The numbers were well re
 ceived and brought into favorable no
 tice Agnes B. Griffen. pianist, anC
 Percy Clingerman, violinist
 ARGUES NEW TRlAl.-The de
 fendant in the suit brought by L. A
 Brown against C. E. Page for dissolu
 ton of partnership and the appointmen of a receiver argued the amended mo
 tion for a new trial yesterday. The ar , guments were heard before Judge Jess : H. Crosby of Apache county who sa
 in division 1 of the superior court. LOST, SPRAYED OR STOlEN.-l , Bobby" the white Angora cat whic
 has been missing from 1925 North Cen tral avenue since Wednesday evening
 is returned a liberal reward will b
 given The cat is a particular pet an ' it's disappearance has caused such re5
 sorrow as to warrant thorough scare : and return. NEW SUPT. AT HELM.-J.
 Moore. elected county school superin ! tendent at the general election in Nc i vember. will take over his duties 0
 Monday Superintendent Moore wa : stricken with influenza the day befol . he was to begin his term of office an n has since been unable to be at h . desk. The school affairs have bee
 handled by c. w. Grouse. assistant st = perintendent of schools.
 I COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN 8 In accordance with the health authori
 ties wishes, the Council of lewis = Women has postponed their meeting q until health conditions improve. Q V Tuesdays the Council will sew all da t. at the Red Cross sewing rooms in Il - Central school building. All member S. are 1rged to come at least q few houl