Arizona republican., 1917-11-22
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RED CROSS SEWERS-Women of the Red Cross will sew today from noon until , o'clock. Mrs. Sims Ely i will be in charge.
 DANCE TONIGHT-The Fraternal Aid Union, lodge No 393. an organiza ton of the Spanish-speaking people, will give dance in Patrick's hall this evening, at S:30 o'clock
 JEWISH WOMEN-The Council of Jewish Women will meet at the home of Mrs. N. Friedman, 1720 North Gen. 1 tral avenue, at 1 o'clock Friday after noon.
 RED CROSS SEWlNG-The Balz 1 Parent-Teachers' association will sew | for the Red Cross all day Friday. Late in the afternoon business session will 1 be held. No refreshments will he served.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- | censes were issued yesterday. to- An drew Chester Stanard, A, Phoenix and Annie Louise Gronewald, 37, Phoenix; David Adelbert Thomas, 20, Phoenix and Bernice l.. Raridon r, Phoenix.
 ASKS DECREE-Chargin failure to provide Mrs. Lucy Harris filed suit for divorce yesterday against Charles l Harris. The couple were married In l Tucson, December 5, 1906.
 1 VEZ BEING TRlED-Victor Niez is being tried in Judge Stanford's court on a burglary charge. He is alleged l to have stolen several sacks of flour l from the Lightning Delivery ware l house. The case will go to the jury | today.
 w. c. T. U.-The W. c. T. '. will | hold an all-day meeting today at 227 i West Monroe street to sew for the sol diers and sailors. Those in charge ask members and friends to bring luncheon scissors, needles and thimbles. Mrs. G Fred Sharp is in charge ot this dlVls- ion of the work. OHIO HISTORIANS. o. L. R French of Johnsville, Ohio, who has spent several winters in the city, has returned for the winter and is stop ping with her daughter, Mrs. A. H Rummell of Fourth and Mckinley streets. She is accompanied by he: l daughter, Mrs. Stoner of Buffalo, N. Y
 Hl-Y GIRLS PLAY-The Hi-Y girls will produce their play, Miss Fearless & Co., in the high school auditorium this evening" The members of the cas- have been working very hard to make this production a success and it is eX- pected that the entertainment will be exceptionally pleasing.
 ARIZONA ATENTS-Hazard an6
 
 Los Angeles, received by wire from Washington. notice of the issuance oi the following patents to Arizona in ventors: Martha A. Gerald winder Cashion; Shibataro Hara, baggage holder, Muzquiz; Virgil A. Scofeld moistener, Cochise.
 OCHOA GUiLTY-Dolores Ochoa was found guilty of adultery by jury ) in Judge Stanfords court on the first 2 ballot. He will be sentenced at II: 3t 1 o'clock this morning. Ochoa's rela- tions with Mrs. Severano Alvarez is ) alleged to have been the cause fol } Mrs. Ochoa's committing homicide She is now under a suspended sen | tence for having shot and killed the Alvarez woman.
 WOODMAN DANCE Although tn, Woodmen of the World heldsa dance ) during the week of the fair the regulal Friday evenink dance will be resumed ) this week at Patrick hall. Excellen music is furnished for these dances |, which the public is cordially invited For the following Friday evening tn entertainment committee plans some
 thing out of the ordinary, either taclIey dance or a masquerade.
 SUFFRAGE MEETiNG-Dr Mariol
 Williams will preside at the suffrag
 meeting al the School of Music thi evening at o'clock. Miss Anne Mar } tin is to be the speaker of the occasion
 She spoke on Monday in Los Angele
 and on Tuesday in San Diego. She l of the faction urging the national sui frage amendment, which has come int
 so much notoriety recently through tn
 frequent arrest of some of it's leader in Washington.
 FRAME HOUSE BURNs-A smal
 frame house at 1239 East Van Burel street, caught fire from an overheate I | oil stove yesterday afternoon and wa
 badly damaged before the departmen , could subdue the flames The tenan
 of the house was absent for a fey
 minutes and when he returned flame were pouring from the roof. An alarr
 was telephoned to the fire departmeu 1 which made quick response. Not lon after the fire had been extinguishe
 somebody again telephoned to the de
 partment giving notice of the fire an t | the department again responded. Ther
 was no fire upon this occasion and tn
 department had it's run for nothing.