Arizona republican., 1919-04-13

HE ARlLtDN A hCT U Dl field engineer of Los Angeles has notl- fled friends in this city that he Will arrive here within the next few days, over the Mecca Blythe road to Ehren- burg, and will report the conditions or the roads for the benefit of travellers. HOME FROM SERViCE-Mr. and Mrs. Ward w. Young will arrive in thls city tonight on the 9:45 o'clock train to visit in the home of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Otis E. Young, who reside at S34 North Third avenue. Ward has recently returned from ten months service in France
 B. B. GOODRICH COMING HERE B. Briggs Goodrich will arrive from the east this morning for a brief stay in i town the guest of his mother, Mrs. | Clark Churchill. MT. Goodrich was in i government service until a few weeks 1 ago when he received his discharge | He was connected with the secret serV- 1 ice department.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS TO ENTER ! TAlN-The Pythian Sisters of Purity 1 temple number nine will entertain the Knights of Pythias of Phoenix lodge number two and visiting brothers, | Tuesday night, April 15. Each sister is entitled to invite one friend.
 MISS PEARL ADDAMS HERE Miss Pearl Addams is spending the Easter holidays with her parents. MT. ! and Mrs. C. F. Addams at the Sun 1 court apartments. Miss Addams at i tends the Immaculate Heart convent, 1 at Hollywood California
 ! G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT-The de- 1rtr onf nf Ariz A xril hn1
 it's annual encampment at the Y. M. 1 c. A. at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
 ing, April 16. The Woman's Relief
 corps will serve lunch at noon All
 visiting comrades are invited to attend.
 STOLEN BICYCLE RECOVERED A little bit of paint failed in it's effort to camouflage the bicycle stolen by Jose Reyes when he attempted to ride about the town of Gilbert on the ma chine which belonged to a fellow townsman. Reyes was arrested by Constable J. D. Shultz. and sent up for 25 days in the county jail by Abe Cos
 by, justice of the peace.
 ACCUSED OF OBTAINING AUTO
 Le Master Peanut Butter company yes-
 terday instituted court proceedings
 against T. A. Le Master for alleged
 wrongful detention of a Maxwell auto
 mobile for which it claims the owner
 ship. The plaintiff asks the return of
 the car and $250 damage for it's de-
 tention
 FINE MUSIC FOR BALL-It is
 rarely that Phoenix dancers have the
 privilege of indulging in their favorite ' pastime to the strains of an orchestra
 of eight pieces, but those who attend
 the printers ball April 21, will have
 that pleasure. Besses orchestra will
 contain eight members on that night
 and in itself will prove an attractive
 feature. The dance will be given 1T
 the new Arcadia auditorium.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS
 MEETING-The Missionary society o1
 the Central M. E. church held it's reg
 ular monthly meeting in the church
 parlors Tuesday, April 8. While moi
 all the society's members were pres : ent, much interest was shown. De- , termination was expressed to begiI work immediately for the centenary o lsthe church.
 READY FOR DELEGATEs-Wor, was received yesterday, by the cham '. Der of commerce, from J. A. Rountree secretary of the U. s. Good Roads as sociation, informing them that 15 room have been reserved at the Farfielt . Inn, Mineral Wells, Texas. to accom- !. modate the Is delegates from Arizon; z who have been selected to attend tn t. seventh annual session of the associa . tion at the Texas city on April 14-19. . TO DISTRIBUTE VALLEY LITER . A1URE-A letter was received yester . day by the chamber of commerce iron |. Il. K. Behn, formerly of this city bu '. at present connected with the interna !. revenue department at Washington t 4 hn of T., ta.- '. of printed matter from the local cham !. Der covering the Salt River valley an,
 stated that he would endeavor to plac
 it in the hands of people who might b |. interested in the wonderful opportunit 0 to be found in this state.
 0 PIONEERS HOME IN GOOD OR 6 OER-GoYernor Campbell reports tha the Pioneers home at Prescott, whic 4 he recently inspected, is in apple pi 0 order" For the first time" said tn T governor, "the institution has super 2 Intendent and matron, Mir. and Mir: 8 George A. Shea, with whom the in 0 mates are perfectly satisfied. I al 6 personally acquainted with most (
 those who live in the Pioneers hom # and am constantly receiving letter
 from them commenting the choice ( = the Sheas to operate it for the state"
 SOON lAAGO DOE-1ne SecOn O installment of county taxes due for tn
 year 1918 will go delinquent May Q With only three weeks remaining i
 which to pay the installment withou , penalty, Sam F. Webb. county treas
 urer is urging all tax payers to rem
 at once. It has been the experience i the county treasurers office that score ! of taxpayers wait until the last momer to pay their taxes with the result tn; l they are compelled to wait their tur
 in line. In order to avoid the rush an s, confusion, Treasurer Webb sugges Il that they be paid promptly.
 le THE LADIES OF THE SECON er Baptist church, represented as u
 Texas club will serve southern sty
 chicken dinner Tuesday at noon al
 Tn the evening, for the benefit of u .- rally to be pulled off the third Sund; IT in May. The funds are to be used f g the remodeling of the church. Tn,
 will be pleased to have all patronaj
 attend