Arizona republican., 1917-04-18
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BARBER SHOP SOLD-The Fashion Barber Shop at 237 South Central ave nue has been sold and is now under the management of Davis and Boulter.
 POSTPONE PRoGRAM-Th Col leSe club program, which was to have been held today, has been postponed until next Wednesday,
 ASKS DECREE-Alleging failure to provide, Mrs. Frieda Winner yes terday instituted divorce proceedings against Sam Winner. The plaintiff asks for the custody of the two chil- dren. The couple were married in Ash Fork, February, 1911.
 A CORRECTION-It was announced in The Arizona Republican yesterday morning that Miss Georgia Mintz would take part in the vaudeville being given Tuesday for the benefit of the Ameri- can Red Cross. This was a mistake as Miss Mintz will be unable to appear.
 POSTPONED PROGRAM-On ac- count of the rain yesterday afternoon the program arranged by the musical department of the Woman's club was postponed until next Tuesday when the last meeting of the season will be held.
 BEFORE THE RAIN-J. W. Walker grew tired of taking the other fellows dust. He admitted as much to Con- stable Haze Burch who apprehended him for speeding on the Tempe road and later pleaded guilty to the charge in Justice Wheeler's court. He was fined S10.
 PATRIOTIC SHRiNERS-Theh home guards are to have 50 new members who will all join in a body. At a recent meeting of the 5hriners, it was decided by number of the younger members to form 9 company and be- come attached to tho home guards as 9 unit
 TO HIGHER COURT-R. A. Collins. arraigned before Justice Wheeler yes terday on the charge of violating the prohibition amendment, waived prelim- mary examination and was bound over $500 bail. H. Moore, a negro charged with similar offense. will be given pre- liminary hearing in the east precinct court Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 PETROVlCH GIVEN UP = Gov ernor Campbell yesterday honored'ex- tradition papers sent him by the gov ernor of California asking for the return of Nicnola Petroyich to that state to face a charge of stealing a motorcycle. Petrovich, who claims to 1 he 2 Russian subject. was held here by the federal authorities for few days on suspicion he was a German spy.
 SUES SANTA FEE . Alleging tha' the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe train ran into him when he was crossing the Foundry crossing in hi; farm wagon, Patrick Connors yes terday brought suit against the rail- road company for s25o0 dana ges The plaintiff claims to have beer seriously injured. and that the acci- { dent, which occurred March 2S, was 1 due entirely to the negligence ol l the defendant.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li
 ceHses were issued yesterday to Rob ert Earl Lucas, 26, Wenden, anc l Aicdias Letie Marshall, 2S Wenden
 Willard M. Cowden. "A, Wirkelman and Lena Jl. Hedgpeth, 27, Phoenix
 Frank Russell, Drake, 34, Phoenix
 and Hazel Fidelity Westcott, 20 l PhoeEix; William H. Dowdell B Phoenix, and Grace Johnson, 2e Phoenix. and Fred C. Clark, 26, Phoe ] nix. and Helen Mishbaugh, 25, Phoe 1 nix
 | CASE IS RESET-The ssO,bOo dam ] age suit of F. A. Delgardo, admins trator of the estate of Joe DegardC against the Arizona Hercules Coppe | company, was set for May by Judg Fl Lyman yesterday. The jury failed t reach verdict when the case wa l tried in the superior court last montf
 Delsardo was killed in the mine il September It was alleged by the de fenSe that ne was rot an empioye o the mine. but was employed by Henr