Arizona republican., 1918-04-24

of Pythias hall tomorrow. A cafeteria lunch will be served. Mrs. W. W. Wade will act as hostess.
 RECEIVES SAD NEWS-Fred B. Barlow, of The Republican circulation staff. received word of the sudden death of his sister, Mrs. Alice Rie- mann. at Minneapolis. Burial was at the Barlow home, at Watertowh, Wis consin.
 CASES DISMISSED The case of the state against Hunter for violation of the prohibition amendment was dis missed yesterday by Judge Stanford upon recommendation of the county at torney. A similar case against George H. Randolph was also dismissed.
 CATTLE COST HIM S15-Frank Pinkerton pleaded guilty before Judge DeSouza in the justice court yesterday 1 to a charge of permitting cattle to run at large, and was fined $15. Mrs. P. H. Breeder, living in the western part of the city, was the complainant.
 TO MARCH IN PARADE-An- nouncement was made the other day by officers of the St. Mary's Altar so- ciety that members of that organiza- tion are to take part in the Liberty loan parade on Friday, Liberty Day." Announcement of the time of assemb- ling and machines to be used will be given later.
 BLANKS READY-Those in charge announce that anyone wishing to at tend the home nursing and first aid lectures will find application blanks at the Red Cross section of the Phoe- nix Chamber of Commerce. It is re- quested that they fill in the blanks and return them immediately as the 1 lectures will start next week.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriag li- Fcenses were issued yesterday to Vim cent BaPraglia, 45, Chandler, and Car men Duron. 26, Chandler; Lee l.. Vines, 20, Magdalina, N NJ, and Irene ". Berry, 20, Glendale by consent of par ents; Epigmenioi Mariscal, 46. Mesa, and Zettie Harrop, 36, Phoenix; Earl Benson, 27, Phoenix. and Carrie Edna Linnell, 31, Phoenix.
 | IS HUNTING FINE E- Mike Green | found guilty on a gaming charge by q | jury in Judge Stanford's court. was sentenced yesterday to pay fine of l $100. He was given into the charge of his attorney, F. C. Struckmeyer, un- l til this morning when he said he could have the money for the fine. Struck meyer had previously argued for a new | trial. This was denied.
 GAMING IS ExPENSlVE-E. J. Doyle and D. H. McClntock were each fined $100 by Judge Stanford in the superior court yesterday, after plead l ing guilty to conducting machines for | gambling purposes. In the case of Mc- l Cllntock the court remitted s75 of the | fine upon recommendation of County i Attorney Laney because, as Laney said. McClintoclls place of business was smaller
 LOAN OF 0,OoO-The state loan commission yesterday considered the report of the appraiser on the appli- cation of the Lyman land project in Apache county for a loan from the state funds. Though the matter was not finally disposed of the board de-
 cided to allow a loan of S12O,O00 A further investigation. however, will
 be made by an engineer before tho
 deal will be closed.
 THREATENED OFFENSE-A Po-
 laZzo and Carlton Jones while erecting
 a building yesterday had words. A. Polazzo said he saw trouble coming and went to court and got a complaint
 against Jones, the specific charge be-
 ing fo1 threatening to commit an of
 fense against the person of Polazzo
 Jones was arraigned, pleaded not guilty
 and his hearing was set for 10 o'clock
 next Tuesday morning by tJudge Wheeler.