Arizona republican., 1919-05-10

chlSelS. IheSe supplies are 10 De puF- chased by bids which must be mailed to Washington by May g.
 CHAUTAUQUA MAN BREACHES TOMORROW-Dr. W. L. Mellinger of the Ellison White Chautauqua, will preach in the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at Il o'clock. WILL HEAR RATE INCREASES On May 13 the corporation commission will hold hearing on the matter of in creased tariffs for the stages to Glen dale and Peoria.
 CORPORAL ARCHIE MARTIN LEAVES-Corporal Archie Martin, of i the 158th infantry, left for Los An geles, yesterday, after spending a few days with his cousins, MT. and Mrs. l Peter Murphy, in this city.
 i EXPRESSION REClTAL-A recital will be given by the pupils of the ex- pression class of the Phoenix high i school, in the auditorium, Tuesday
 evening, May Is, at o'clock. The pub 1 lie is cordially invited to be present.
 FIFTY ACRES BRING $15,000-Fif- l ty acres in Gilbert brought $15,000, ac-
 cordfng to a deed placed on record in l the office of the county recorder yes terday The acreage was purchased by H. s. Babbitt of Gilbert who has val uabie holdings in the county.
 GETS HEARING THURSDAY-E. Graham, charged with failure to pro- vide for his minor children, will be | given his preliminary hearing before
 Justice Wheeler on Thursday morning
 at 10 o'clock Graham was arraigned
 yesterday.
 LUNCHEON CLUB GUEsT-The
 Church Federation Luncheon Club will
 have most distinguished guest today,
 Hon. J. Adam Bede, the humorous ed
 itor and statesman. MT. Bede's repu-
 tation for humor was established in congress where he was a representative from Minnesota This is not the first visit of MT. Bede to Phoenix. LECTURE ES-Dr. Aylmer , Harding will begin a series of ad- : l dresses tomorrow, Sunday at ?. M. : College Hall, S37 North Tenth Avenue. 1 His opening subject will be '"The Great 1 l Psychological Crime" These addresses
 are free and questions and open dis
 cussions are in order. All persons in
 terested in progressive thought are in-
 vited to attend.
 RECEIVES WORD OF MOTHERS
 DEATH-Fritz Holmquist, office en-
 gineer of the state highway depart
 ment, left last night for Wenten, Illi-
 nois, upon receipt of telegram an
 nouncing the death of his mother
 Death was very sudden, Holmquist not even being advised of his mothers 4 illness.
 MoRLEY'S WILL GIVE STAMPS
 Through some oversight, the commit
 tee failed to have Thrift stamps al
 Morley's Country Club, Thursday night
 The management of the park issued
 tickets with the admissions, that wheE 4 presented to the cashier of Morley's
 Country Club will be redeemed with 2 6 Thrift Stamp, thus carrying out in ful 0 the advertising of the committee. CALL FOR 1918 DIRECTORIES ? The chamber of commerce is calling $ for Phoenix city directories for the . year 1918 for the purpose Of exchang- f ing the mwith other cities. At present . the chamber has a number of director . ies in their library but wish to add one 7. from all the principal cities of the !. country
 : BOUND OVER TO CoURT-Manue . Ochoa and Francisco Romero, charged :. with burglary, were held to answer tC
 the superior court by Justice Wheeler
 yesterday who fixed their bond a |, 91ucU edCil. IUG M6AICdnS were ar 2 rested on complaint of Reverend J. A 2 Watkins and when confronted in cour ' with the articles alleged to have beer Y stolen by the defendants, they waived ! their preliminary and were bound over Q DR. E. c. BAKEs DISCHARGED r Dr. F. c. Bakes returned to this city 3 yesterday, having received his dis 3 charge from the service at Nogales Q where he was stationed with the 25tl 8 infantry at the base hospital. Dr. Bake
 was a captain and declares that h, t liked army work He has opened of
 fices at 219-220 Goodrich building = where he will resume his eye, ear, nos
 and throat practice.
 O INGERSoLL WATCH MAN ir
 ClTY-A. D. Durie, who for years ha U travelled in this territory for the inger
 soil Watch company, is again in Phoe nix. During the war the great Inger
 soil factories were producing for tn war, not only wrist and radio watches ] but many other vital necessities fo | war uses. The big factories, says Mi l Durie are now working at top speed il the endeavor to catch up with the nor II nal public demand for the world wid if popular IngersoI
 PROMOTION FOR FORMER ARl
 ZONA-H. P. Anewalt, formerly gen I eral freight and passenger agent of tn I s. F. P. & P, with headquarters il l Prescott, being transferred later to tn ] Los Angeles division, according to a official circular. issued at Washington i'd has been nameS as assistant director Y division of traffic, railroad administra
 ton. The order bears the signature c Walker D. Hines, director general c {, railroads, and the office for which Nil l Anewalt has been chosen, is one of tn < most important in the service. MT. An = ewalt left for Washington early in 191 - and during the war period filled re 2 sponsible office as traffic director fo
 the navy department, his successfl s administration leading to his being SC ii lected for advancement.