Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

of the afternoon, table reservations be- ! ing secured through Mrs. $. D. Futile .
 BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY III Mr. and Mrs, Richard MaXcy were hosts at birthday party at their home on North Second avenue recently. Those present were MT. and, Mrs. Carl iStine of Dayton. Ohio; Mir and Mrs. Samuel Poole and family, Miss Ruth Toncray and Mrs. McCollum, of Port land. Maine.
 LIEUT.. COT |. HUGHES HERE Lieutenant Colt l. Hughes, who was recently discharged from the army at Camp Kearny. where he was connect Cd with the medical corps, has returned to Phoenix to resume his medical prac- uce here. He is 10 open offices at Room 2l1 Goodrich building.
 DR. AND MRS. M'COLlUM LEAV- iNG-Dr and Mrs. Earl G. McColum are leaving in a few days for New York where they expect to spend the summer. En route they will spend some time in New orleans and Wash ington Dr. Nathaniel ThurloW of New York, who was called to Phoenix last week by the illness of Dr Me Collum. will accompany them on the trip east
 HI-Y LECTURE NUMBER CAM CELED-The Hi-Y lecture course number in which Princess Watahwasv was to have appeared Monday night has again been called off. The first time this number was postponed Was due to the influenza epidemic. This time it has been canceled due to the change of dates from Denver head quarters.
 CENSUS GOES ON SLOWLY l Census reports are slowly being filed in the office Of A. l.. Jones' county school superintendent, who must have the full report by April l, according to the state law. Superintendent Jones calls attention to census takers that the papers must be filed not later than the date set by the statutes
 THESE WILL Marriage li- censes were issued yestrday to l.. C. Petit. 4l. Phoenix and Erma E. Scott. 2S. Phoenix; Raymond Hall. 25. Glen dale, Etta NJ. Kurtz 2S, Glendale: Pablo Mendaz, 37, Phoenix. Fedalia Rodri- guez, 26, Phoenix: Paul Smith. T, Mesa and Jessie NJ. Emfinger, 21 Mesa; John $. Terry. 35, Phoenix and Iva Williams. 25 Phoenix
 SEEKS LOST BROTHER - Miss Dora Sander. 172f East Third street, Dayton. Ohio has written The Repub- lican asking that help he given her to locate her brother. Gustav w. Sander. formerly of Dayton. She wish es information regarding the present whereabouts of MT. Sander. If this news comes to his observation, she asks that he kindly write toher . YEOMEN BALL MONDAY = Tn,
 third annual ball, under the auspice: ,f ,r , , be given at Arcadia hall tomorrow evening. Dancing will begin at
 o'clock and the judging of costumes will take place at 9:45 o'clock. Two ; gold medals will be awarded the wear ! CTS of the two most attractive cos | | tunes. The medals are now on dis play in Rosenzwieg's window. Bcssel , orchestra will play and refreshment will be served free
 TEA ROOM LUNCHEON THURS : DAY-Women of Phoenix are lookin!
 forward to the Thursday luncheons am
 teas given at the Red Cross tea rooms As a rare treat. This coming Thursda. 2 the Junior Guild of the Episcopa : church is going 10 serve. Miss Harve. - has charge of the program which prom i ises to be very interesting. Tables ma, ! be reserved for the lunceon
 DISCLOSE INDIAN TRAGEDY = An Indian tragedy is disclosed in telephone communication to Unite States District Attorney John F | Langston, from the Yuma reservation | Joe Barley, a Yuma, is said to hay been killed by John Johnson and Bi Davis, two other Yumas, by mean which have not been made known. Tn Indian agent at Yuma asked tha
 some one from the district attorney office attend the preliminary hearing
 instead of which the men are held i Yuma on instructions from the Unite States marshal. Both arc in ia
 awaiting their hearing. The murder
 thought to have been committc March ,.
 ALLEGES WIFE UNTRUE-Offel
 ing testimony 10 show that his wifi
 Mrs. Lillis Wallace. had been unfaiti
 ful to him, Barto Wallace testified
 Judge Stanford's court yesterday tn;
 Mrs. Wallace had been too intima \ with Earl Wallace He said that h
 wife was now in Fl Centro. He to p Inc court that he was the proper De
 son to have the custody of the thr,
 children: Henry, aged IA; Lillie, 1
 and Alice, &. The statutory time f
 the filing of an answer not having e, the court did not make an ord
 in the case Loren Vaughn represent the plaintiff whose testimony was co