Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
EDDY IF FALLEN
 SOLDIER ARRIVES

CASA GRANDE. Sept. 29-The body of Fred Humphries, in whose memory the local post of the Amer ican Legion is named, arrived Fri day morning for burial in this city Humphries. who was a member 0f Co. A, 11th infantry, lost his life during the Argonne drive, on Octo- Der 22. 1918.
 The funeral will be held at the Christian church, Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. A. s. Baillie deliv- ering the sermon Music will be fur nished by the ladies' lyric quartet. The local legion post will have charge of the body from the time of its ar rival and at the grave.
 The dead soldier Is survived by his father and mother and a sister. Mrs. Tula Copening, all of Sierra City. Calf. ana a brother, E. A. Humphries of Phoenix.
 Fred Humphries is the fourth Casa Grande soldier to be brought home from France. the others being Math CIV Rivers, an Indian, who is buried at Sacaton; Chindo Lopez, who rests here, and Sam Clarke. who was taken to his former home in Unity, Ohio. and buried
 Fitzsimmons and Jennings have | opened a milk station in the Boroff building at the corner of Florence and First streets. The room has been thoroughly cleaned and white enam- eled and the proprietors are striving | to keep the station one of the most sanitary in the state. Don Treckle returned from Los An geles Sunday morning and brings the news that a little daughter arrived in his home on Sept. 5, who has been named Mary Louise. Mrs. Treckle and daughter will return to their home here later. | Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Milburn arrived from California the first of the week. making the trip overland. They ex- pect to make their home here. MT. | Milburn is an architect of wide expe- rience.
 Saturday evening the music depart ment of the Woman's club presented the musical sketch, "A Dress Re- hearsal," by Louis Diehl. The cast follows:
 Miss Jones. principal of the school. Nelle Bryant.
 Mabel Epinard, French governess, i NeIle Campbell.
 Amy Fibbs. also Cinderella. Blanch l Denton.
 Clara Wilkins. also prince, Fanny Miller.
 | Rose Jennings, also fairy godmoth- | CT, Mae Klauer. Sarah Ann, greedy girl. Edith De- 1 clercq.
 Sophonisba spivins. romantic girl, Leslie Wilson. Martha Higgins. spiteful sister, | Edith Sargent.
 Carrie Jackson, spiteful sister, Esta | Bayless.
 Mrs Jarsey. elocutFon teacher, N Bess Prather.
 Miss Prudence Pinchbeck, Angela 1 Hammer.
 | Servant ......... Maxine Sargent Nancy Jane .......... Helen Hudson Carribell ............ Lucille Hudson Charlotte ....-....... Mary Gurley Henrietta Opal McNatt | Lucretia ....-... Theima John
 Two new teachers have arrived this week to take up their work in the local. high school, Miss Abigail | Howard of Boulder, Colo, who has charge of all commercial subjects and Miss O'Brien of North Dakota, who win have charge of music and art in the entire school. The high school gave it's first party
 OI the year fTludY evening, when lne
 upper classmen entertained for the
 faculty members and the freshmen.
 A Chinese laundryman of this place
 was arrested Tuesday afternoon by
 a federal inspector and a deputy
 United States marshal, who took hin
 to Phoenix Tuesday evening as a fed
 eral prisoner. The Chinaman, whC
 went under several names, was found
 to be receiving narcotics through tn,
 mails. The drugs were sent hin wrapped in the folds of a roll of pa ! pers.
 Brewton A. Haype, local attorney came in Monday from Berkley. wher
 he spent an enjoyable month witt
 his family
 The College club entertained in t formally Wednesday afternoon at tn 2 home of Mrs. J. G. Wilson in homo n of Mrs. I.ohert Allan, who left tha : evening for Los Angeles to make he : home. The afternoon was spent a a cards and refreshments were served e Mrs. Allan served as secretary C e the club the pest year, She wi F leave in about a week. l F. J. Crider horticulturist from tn