Arizona republican., 1918-04-19

the justice court to the charge of az gravated battery, entered plea or guilty in the superior court yesterday. Benson, who assaulted J. B. Tosh with a club seriously injuring hip, will be sentenced at 80 o'clock this after noon.
 LOST BOND-Bond No. 29026S6 has been lost somewhere in the vicinity of the postoffice. Will the finder please return to Liberty loan committee or to any bank. The bond is the property of Mrs. G, H. White who resides at 620 North Fifth street, phone SS22. The bond was left on public desk at postoffice about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 LARGE BOND SUBSCRIPTION- Carl Anderson has invested for the Arizona Mutual Insurance company $10,000 in Liberty bonds. This is a splendid showing for a young organiza- ton and speaks well for the enterprise as well as the patriotic impulse which is enabling the insurance company to make such good progress.
 LABOR UNION INVESTS IN BONDS-The Cooks and Walters union has made another purchase Of Liberty bonds. During the first two campaigns the Cooks and walters pur- chased bonds to the amount of $500 and a few days ago they increased their holdings of government securities by buying Liberty bonds of the third loan to the amount of $500.
 FOR SELLING "JAMAKE"-George N. Mclean who pleaded guilty of viol- atng the liquor law was fined in the sum of $250 yesterday by Judge Stan ford. Before passing sentence the court asked the city commissioner if he had anything to say and he replied that he had not. Mclean sold. Jamaica ginger and G. H. Durkee the dispenser at the soda fountain of the Capitol in which Mclean was stockholder was also fined in the sum of $25.
 ORGANIZATION OF CHOIR-Mrs. Charles R. Sterling, an experienced choir director has been secured as chorister for the First Congregational church. Those who like to sing and would like the advantage of a skilled trainer are invited to meet Mrs. Ster- ling at the Parish house, Willetta and second streets tonight, Friday, to or ganice a choir.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- censes were issued yesterday to Daniel C. Clay 32, Los Angeles and Cathern NJ. Wendell, 32, Phoenix; John T | Barker, 31, Scottsdale and Lilat | Crooks, 26, Scottsdale; Albert L. John, son, 2l, Avondale and Willie B. Ian. l trip, 19, Avondale; Jose C. Gutierrez p, Phoenix and Gavina Badilla, 19 | Phoenix
 LIBERTY scHooL-A Libert, meeting will be held at the Creighton | school this evening. Judge Lyman vii | be the speaker of the evening and ar interesting program has been prepared by the committee in charge. Besides numbers by the school children, mai; l quartette will add to the evenings en- tertainment. Those in charge invite al members of the district and thei friends to attend. The meeting Sil start promptly at S.: 30 o'clock.
 BUY LOCAL WORKS-J. P. Hanso1 and Frank Zlatnik of Globe, owners o the Globe Foundry and Machine works | have purchased the Arizona Iron work in this city from J. F., and NJ. J. Foley Possession has been taken by the nev proprietors who will run it in connec tion with the Globe foundry Messrs Hanson and Zlatnil1 Aave been in busi ness in Globe for the past eight years NEW ONS-ArticIes o incorporation were filed yesterday il the offices of the state corporation commission by the following: Old Ge romino Land company, Boston Heel; Mining company, Pacific States Mo torlife company, Celevy Wig Bottlini company, Celery Wig corporation.
 TWICE EACH WHARF.-The associa 7. tPn of school administrators will here after meet twice each year, once a Phoenix during the state fair, and one at Tucson during university week, ac cording to information given out yes
 terday at the office of I. Colodny, di
 rector of vocational training for Ari
 Zona.
 WANTED. SWEET PEAS-All grow
 CTS of sweet peas, whether resident
 of this city or living in other parts O
 the valley. are welcome to make exhibi at the sweet pea show to be held il
 the Woman's club next Tuesday. Ther
 is but one restriction. sweet peas in
 tended for the exhibition must be il
 the clubhouse by noon of next Tuesday A special invitation to growers i
 Glendale, Mesa, Tempe and other near
 by places to make exhibit is extende
 by those in charge.