Arizona republican., 1917-06-24
TOWN TOPICS
RED CROSS WILL BENEFIT

RED CROSS WILL BENEFIT Eagle Drug company, 21 South Central avenue, has set Monday. June 25. aside as Red Cross Day. Ten per cent of the gross sales on that day will be do- mated to the Red Cross.
 WAR TOPIC FOR EME-"Is War Waste?' will be the subject used by Rev. trancls Bloy of Mesa in his ser mon at the Trinity Cathedral at the morning services at II o'clock to- day. Sunday school and Bible classes will be held at the usual hour 9,45 o'clock.
 LECTURES CONTINUED. R. F.. von kleinSmid who is lecturino throughout the state on the work of the council of Defense food production and enlistment, has been on the nlat- form for three weeks and has met with splendid reception everywhere he has spoken. '4''
 WILL ISSUE eooKLErA neat llttle booklet giving the first report Inf tle executive committee and telling of tne purpose and accomplishments af the Arizona Council Of Defense win he IS -Nn ~oa~ f,.+-ire
 COBB IS AT WoRk-Lamar Cohh chairman of the committee on hiehwav. IS at work on large military man ot me state for the Council of Defense NO such map. showing all of the high ways Of the state, has even been nre- pared, and Alr. Cobb's man viii be ct great aid to the military authorities
 NEW NOTARIES - Commissions were signed yesterday at the stat4 mousse granting to the following per sons the right to practice as notaries pubHc m the state of Arizona. Fred w. Smith, j. B. Times and G. B SchnI- Ter, all of Phoenix.
 DUEllSTS FlNED-Jose Vera ,o. and Emil Megegral who tested thet- sklll as duelists in Chandler a few day. ago pleaded guilty to the charge of assault with deadly weapon before justice Arnold yesterday. veratos pai5 T me of $50 and Medegral furnished Sz5 at the courts order.
 EXAMINATION DATES-Tbe da;e or the regular quarterly teachers exam nation has been changed from the third Aiohday and Tuesday of August to tha ilrst Monday and Tuesday of the month county School Superintendent F Fulton was advised of the advance ., date yesterday when he received word to that effect from the office of tbs state superintendent.
 CHECK CASE-The case of Ralnb I Colby, charged with forgery which was to have come up before Justice De Souza yesterday, was postponed until Tuesday at 7 o'clock The case is one or particular Interest owing to the number of worthless checks alleged to have been put in circulation bv Colby.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li- censes were granted yesterday to Hitoshi Sakamoto, 2S, and Kimi Coma. "A. Phoenix; Tilden Edward Scarbor , ough, 2l. Copper Hill. and Lenore Florence Faulkner. 19. Phoenix Thomas H. Garoutte, 37. Porterville Cal, and Mary Augusta Smith. 36 San Jose. Cal; Hanson Carl Hang1Ir 90 Glendale, and lola Winifred Isaac 1S Phoenix; James P Gillespie. 34. Solo monville and Ruby Shott 24. Phoe- nix; Mark Williams. 9. Phoenix. and Alma Gish. 23 Phoenix
 ARIZONA PATENTS - Hazard S Miller, the pioneer patent agency ot Los Angeles, received by wire iron Washington, notice of the issuance o the following patents to Arizona in. ventors: John L. Mauch, Humboldt spring tension; George H. Payne Yuma, sod remover
 ARLINGTON RED CROSS - On, hundred dollars was collected in Ar. lington in day for the 5000 Red Cros. contribution from the Arlington dis trict. Palo Verde. Buckeye Avondai, and the surrounding country will giv, | their share to the fund for that VERBAL CONTRACT Rober | Irving is the plaintiff in a damage sui | for S3000 against C. R. Greene, Irvinl 1 charges that Greene failed to carry ou a verbal contract for cattle and that hi 1 loss has been the sum for which h brought suit The complaint was file ] by Thomas Nealnp