Arizona republican., 1917-09-14

Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Womens club. As important busi- ness is to be transacted a good at tendance is requested.
 WASHINGTON DISTRICT SCHOOL The school in the Washington district will open for the fall term on Tuesday, September 1S
 MARRIAGE LlcENSEs-A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Antonio Salinas, 41, Wickenburg, and Louisa Sanchez, 32, Wickenburg
 AT BALSZ SCHOOL-There will be school house on the Tempe road The pies will be auctioned off. Coffee and cocoa will be served.
 DIVORCE GRANTED-Mrs. May Richards was granted a divorce in the superior court yesterday from Jack Richards on the ground of desertion. Judge Stanford signed the decree.
 ROYAL NEIGHBORS = A meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held at Irelands hall on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Business of import ance will be taken up and a full at tendance is desired
 FLOUR DONATlON-In the list of donations to the Florence Crittenton home the past year that of a sack of flour by the Phoenix Flour Mills should have been included.
 SPANISH AMERICAN ALLIANCE The Spanish-A American alliance will hold it's first dance of the season at Patrick hall West Washington street tonight The dance will begin at S:30 o'clock
 GETS FIFTEEN DAYS-E Martinez arrested on Wednesday by the police was found guilty in police court yes terday of having marihuana in his possession. He was given a city jail sentence of fifteen days.
 GOOD TIME TO JOIN-Join the Po- lice Reserves now and enjoy the fall and winter drills. Apply to Charles E Heath adjutant, at the Heath studio First avenue and Adams street.
 ROOM FOR MORE-There is room for more men in Company c, Police Reserves. See Captain Sonntag at the Arizona club.
 ALHAMERA'S FAREWELL - In honor of the eight soldier boys of Al hambra who leave on September + for camp, the Alhambra M. E. church will give farewell social tonight at the church. Governor Campbell will deliver q short address on Patriot 1 ism. There will be music and a jolly good time. Everyone iE the commun- ity is invited to attend.
 FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD - | Every member of Maricopa Lodge, No | 4S, Fraternal Brotherhood, is urged tC | he in attendance at the meeting to- | morrow evening in Knights of Pythias hall. A large class is ready for initia | ton and the committee on arrange 1 ments has perfected every detail tC | the end that a most enjoyable evening 1 shall be had by all. A competent nurse | will be in attendance in the rest room i and nursery to care for the childrer I of those who cannot leave the littlt ones at home and who would other | wise be unable to attend.
 | GOOD POSITIONS OPEN - Ina l there are good positions to be had il l Arizona is evident from the number O 1 vacancies that are being reported t, | A. H. Fulton, county school superin | tendent not only in the schools of thi! | county but elsewhere in the state | Yesterday Superintendent Fulton re 1 ceived a query from Doane Merrill | chairman of the state institutions ask ing if he could inform him of a mal and a woman teacher for the industria |
 county superintendent has made n
 recommendation.
 SAYS HE WAS WITH VILLA =
 Pedro SarnZ, young Mexican, jus
 arrived from Fl Paso, was arreste
 yesterday by Policemen McGrath an
 Blea, on a charge of stealing a bicycl
 which he had tried to sell to a loca
 secondhand goods dealer The whee
 and Sarnz were taken to the polio
 station. There the young man told tn
 officers he had just come to Phoeni
 from Fl Paso and that before goin
 to Fl PasO he had been in the army c
 Villa. While with the Mexican outlaN
 band he was shot twice, once in tn
 foot and once in the arm. He ex
 hibited scars which he said wer
 ,aused by Carranza bullets. It is pos
 iible that he may be returned to E
 Paso as a stacker.
 FOR RECKLESS DRIVING = Tn
 police yesterday came near maxim
 two mistakes. First Charles L. Wood
 cock was booked for the reckless driv
 ing of an automobile bearing licens
 No. 7754. When notified that he mus | appear, Woodcock informed the polio
 that he had sold his car to Sample More of Glendale some time ago. In
 vestigation showed that the transfe
 had been made but tat the record ha
 lot come to the police station from tn
 office of the secretary of state. Sampl
 & Moore were communicated with wit he idea of being made defendants
 the case Then the police learned tha
 he car had been brought over to Phoe nix for some minor repairs and ha
 been left with a local garage Tn
 garage men said that if the car ha
 been driven about the streets of Phoe
 nix Wednesday evening, it must hay i, been in the hands of some employe the concern. An effort was then d
 rected to learning the identity of u , employe who took the car without pel z mission. This information had nt
 been secured late last evening.