Arizona republican., 1919-02-05
DIR. HUGHES ARRIVES sATUR.

DR. HUGHES ARRIVES sATUR- OAY--Dr. Harry Hughes will arrive in Phoenix Saturday morning, according to word received by his family yester day. Dr. Hughes arrived on this side two weeks ago from France and has since been stationed at Camp Lee,
 AUtLIARY MEETING POSTPONED The regular auxiliary meeting of Phoenix chapter number ,, Order East ern Star, has been postponed until the first Thursday in March. The meeting was scheduled to be held tomorrow af- ternoon.
 CLUES MONTHLY MEETING - The Madison Improvement club will hold its monthly business meeting at , D. m. on Thursday, February 6, at the club house on the Indian school road. This is an important meeting and all members are requested to be present
 SOCIOLOGY CLASS TO MEET-The class in sociology, which was discon tinued on account of the recent influ enza epidemics, will be resumed with a meeting a 3 o'clock tomorrow after noon at 300 East Adams street. The
  the same place at , o'clock
 PRESENT MUSICAL PLAY-"Love 1 Pirates of Hawaii the first play of the school year will be staged by the glee clubs of the Phoenix Union Hign school Friday night, February 21 with the schools best talent in the cast. Pretty girls catchy music and tropcai scenery will be features of the play, 1 wi iah ta he ho ! tractive amateur performance of the i year.
 JUNIOR GUILD MEETS-The Jun 1 for Guild will meet Thursday afternoon at the Cathedral House, a feature ot 1 the afternoon being the tea which will ! be presided over by Mrs. Hugh $ i Antrim, Jr., Mrs. William Bertram Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Bess i Ensign. The committee in charge o1 the arrangements desires a large at ] tendance of the members.
 PHOENIX GIN DRAWING The fol l lowing names were drawn yesterday at the Phoenix gin of the Southwest | Cotton company, and may deliver threc bales of cottcn each February II: l. R. Templin, A. w. Krubs and J. W Ambrose.
 TOLLEsoN GIN DRAWlNG-Aly and Sheets and the \ C. F. company and GreffOn are entitled to deliver three bales of cotton each to the Tol- leson gin, February II.
 TROUSERS THEFT, IS CHARGE r.. QuihuiZ declars that he bought . pair of trousers for 50 cents and a mea ticket and that he will make good his declaration in Justice Wheeler's courf on Thursday morning when he will be tried for the theft of the trousers. The misdemeanOr charge was brought against the Mexican by T. B. Wood ward who claims that he left the pack age in his automobile while he made down town purchases. When he re turned to his car, the trousers were missing.
 BOARDS NEARLY THROUGH
 The business of the selective draf
 boards of Pinal and Yavapai countie
 has been almost closed out. The.
 have sent to the office of the adjutan
 general all the deserter and delinquen
 questionnaires, the only counties s
 far from which such questionnaire
 have been received. As soon as the
 have sent word that all their suppie and papers have been packed ant
 ready for shipment they will be di
 rected where to send them and the they will cease to exist
 WIFE GETS s22,ooo ESTATE-Be queathing his entire property to hi wife and requesting that she be ap pointed executrix. Edward Ebersold il
 his will made no provision for his fiv children. Ebersold, who died last June left an estate valued at approXimatel, , s22 000. The property consists 4SS acre in Paradise valley. real estate in Mon tana worth s7,000 and interests il Switzerland said to be worth in tn neighborhood of $10.000. The eldes son of the decedent, William EbersOl6 is in the navy, and the other childrel
 are Walter aged 19, Larette, IS, Del
 bert, r and Edward 6.
 INDIAN TO STATE HOSPITAL , Although harmless at present in orde , to protect her four small childrer , Marie PanchO. an Indian, was commit 3 ted 10 the state hospital yesterda! ! The woman, who was a cotton picke . in the Gilbert country has been evi 2 dencing signs of insanity for som , time, and yesterday John Schultz, dep | uty sheriff, brought her to Phoenix fo v an eXaminatio which resulted in he : commitment The patient has neve been violent, but fearful that she migI
 do her children harm at some futuI
 time, the authorities took the case be
 fore Judge Stanford who made the ol der confining her to the state inst
 tuition.