Arizona republican., 1922-03-12

ILL WITH INFLUENZA-Dee Mill
Ter has been i'll with influenza for
the past ten days but will return to
school Monday.
CALIFORNIA U DINNER = A
dinner meeting of the California club
will be held at the Adams hotel at
$3.50 O'Clock tomorrow evening. AT
this meeting plans will be perfected
for the dance to be given by the
California and Stanford clubs after
Easter. All members are urged to
attend the dinner.
LABOR MAN Is HERE-Quince
Record, director of the Industrial en-
ployment survey. department OF la
Dor, for Districts. the mountain dis
trict, arrived in the city yesterday.
Beside attending to official business
he is spending the week end with his
cousin. ]. w. Dawson.
L. c. GATES A VISlToR-Louis
c. Gates. general manager Of the
Utah Copper company, came in yes
terday from Ray where he had been
for 10 days looking over the prop
erty of which he had been in active
charge. Mr.. Gates will leave tonight
for Los Angeles on his way home to
Salt Lake.
WARREN PILcHER HERE--war-
rem Pitcher of FL Paso, general agent
of the Two-Republicas Insurance
company, is in the city. Mr.. Pitcher
was formerly resident of Douglas,
engaged in the newspaper business
in a general way as the promoter of
special editions and some five years
ago brought out mammoth edition
for the Republican.
VISITORS ARE PLEASED-Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. BARLEY of Toledo. o..
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Burns. 544 East Culver street. Mr..
BARLEY is a banker and wholesale
grocer and formerly was president of
the Toledo chamber of commerce. The
visitors are so pleased with the val
ley that Mr.. Bartley will try to ar
range to spend all his winters in
70 GIVE DANcE-The Royal
Neighbors and Modern Woodmen will
give a dance on Wednesday evening,
March 10. at X. p. hall. Admission
will be 25 cents each and refresh
ments will be served. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend the dance.
MARCH CALENDAR DELAYED
The regular March calendar of the
supreme court will not be called
Monday, March Is, as scheduled. as
the court has just finished with the
arguments q March 2. The calen-
dar is regularly called on the second
Monday OF January, March, May and
October OF each year.
ADMITTED TO STATE BARI.
D. Cunningham, formerly. of San
Diego yesterday was admitted to
practice in the Arizona bar by the
supreme court upon motion of Her
man Freese, a member of the Arl-
zona bar. Mr.. Cunningham. 1t was
said. win locate in Yuma. During the
World war he served as a member
OF the British war commission in this
country and has been recognized by
the British government for the
service.
NURSES ARE NEEDED-Miss Ber-
tha Case, chairman of the state COM
mittee of the Red Cross announced
yesterday that there was still an inn
perative demand in this city for grad
uate nurses to care for many, ana
especially women and children, who
have contracted influenza during the
present epidemic. Graduate nurses
who are married or otherwise out OF
the profession who may be able to
devote some time to emergency nurs-
ing are requested either to call in
person at the Nurses Directory, 311
e615.
FIRE DESTROYS HoME-Fire
caused from a gas heater totally de-
stroyed a frame dwelling at 545 North
First street in a sensational early
morning fire yesterday that drove the
occupants into the streets in their
sleeping garments. The flames had
engulfed the entire house before fire
appartus from Nos. 1 and stations
reached the scene. Loss is estimated
at $4,000. Practically all of the fur
nishings were carried safely from the
house
SUES FOR DlVoRcE-Because his
wife refused to accompany him to
Arizona when he was directed by
physicians to come here for hisNhealth,
John Lee Monhan yesterday filed suit
for divorce from Mary Monhan in the
superior court. The couple was mar
ried at Charlestown. Prince Edward
Islands, Canada. July IL. 1914, the
complaint sets forth. His wife is now
a Resident Of Massachusetts, he
claims.
OFFERS REWARD FOR VAN
DALS-Hoodlum who have some
thing TO do besides looking at the
films have been indulging in a form
of vandalism at the Rialto theater
which has forced the management TO
offer a reward OF 500 for the arrest
of the culprits. These destructive
jokers have been cutting the leather
from the tops OF the upholstered
seats. ripping out the entire square
and causing damage which cannot
easily be repaired. The reward win
be paid to anyone furnishing definite
information about the culprits.
r. N. A. AUXILIARY TO SEW
The auxiliary of the Royal Neigh
bors will meet and sew Tuesday af- |
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Mary !
Osborne, 720 East Polk street. The
hostesses assisting Mrs. Osborne win |
be Mrs. Daisy Cooper, Mr., Marguerite |
Barrow and Mrs. Mary Seidel. A |
large attendance is desired. and visit |
ing members are invited to. come.
Worried feet cay1aa haIP ma usm ~n |