Arizona republican., 1918-03-21
before Judge Lyman at 1:so o'clock,

before Judge Lyman at 1:30 o'clock, April l.
 PURITY TEMPLE NO. e.-Purity Temple number nine will meet Friday with Mrs. D. NJ. Johnson at Al West Washington street to sew for the Red Cross.
 "ovERAlL KID" FREE-Dismissed on motion of the county attorney John Tisdale better known as overall Kid' was released from jail yesterday. Charged with robbery Tisdale was brought before Justice Wheeler for his preliminary hearing when the states prosecutor asked for dismissal of the charge on the ground of insufficient evidence. overall Kid" gained the name as a gambler in the early days.
 klDDIE'S DANSANT-Every Sat urday afternoon from the present time on Phoenix youngest younger set will gather at the Wickersham Acdemy for dancing and "trip the light fantastic" to music furnished by the Phoenix Ladies Orchestra. It is needless to say that the kiddies enjoy the honor of having an exclusive dance and conduct themselves with quite as much dignity as their elders on such occasions.
 JUNIOR RED cROSS-The Junior Red Cross is now well under way and an advisory meeting will be held at the chamber of commerce on Satur- day at l o'clock, between the Junior Red Cross committee and teachers and others interested in the Junior Red Cross All interested persons are most cordially invited to attend this important meeting.
 ZANJERO'S HOUSE-Bids for the construction of a house for the Zan- jero on the Arizona canal are now being accepted, it was announced yes terday by the Water Users associ- ation. This house, to be constructed at the head of lateral eight and one half, is more or less of an experi ment, and should it prove practical more will be erected.
 SEEKING JAMES McCANN-A. B. Longaker of Yucca Arizona, has writ ten Chief of Police George O. Brisbois asking for information as to the where abouts of James McCann, last heard of in Phoenix. According to the letter received by Chief Brisbois, McCann when last heard from was i'll with tu- berculosis. A number of his friends | l whereabouts in Crder to extend aid if he is in needy circumstances. FRANK SMITH MARRIED-A post card received here yesterday from Mt Lowe, Cal, announced the marriage of First Lieutenant Frank Smith, of the 15Sth Arizona Infantry. He is spend ing his honeymoon in California sight seeing and will return shortly to Camp kearny. Lieutenant Smith was em- ployed some years ago in the business office of The Republican and after wards became night street foreman During all that time he was a member of the National Guard and sergeant ir charge of the armory. He was among the first sent to the border during the Mexican trouble and has been continu- ously in the service since then.
 SEVENTH AVENUE OPEN-The paving on Seventh avenue from Wash ington street to Five Points has beer completed and thrown open to traffic A small portion of the remaining paving out Grand avenue is uncom- pleted, but portion of it has been turned over for public use. There also remains a small bit of unpaved street at Five Points but this is not hamp- ering traffic. The heavy rainfall did not affect the Five Points district yesterday as it has in the past as the paving permitted traffic without the experience of encountering vast quantities of mud.