Arizona republican., 1918-04-11

 Los Angeles has received by wire from Washington, notice of the issuance of the following patents to Arizona inven- tors: Robert L. Moore, of Gleason, for e-n anValope; Antonio Rosetta, Of Je- rome, for a chain.
 MONROE PARENT-TEACHER - The Monroe Parent Teachers assocla- tion will hold their regular meeting to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at which the reports of the delegates to the annual convention of the Congress of Mothers will be read.
 POSTPONE SOCIAL-The box so- cial which was announced to be held this evening, April Il, and which was to have been given in the boys gym nasium of St. Mary's church, has been indefinitely postponed. Announcement will be made later in regard to the date of the event.
 CREIGHTON MEETlNG-An all day meeting of the women of the Creigh- ton district will be held at/the district school on Friday when the gathering will engage in Red Cross service. A mid day luncheon will be held and at 8 o'clock, there will be an informal meeting of the Parent Teacher asso- citation.
 BICYCLE RECOvERED-Har L. Shedd, president of Shedd's Mercantile service reports that through the aid of Republican want-ad he recovered his stolen bicycle within the space of few hours after the paper was delivered the morning of the ads appearance. The bicycle was located seven miles from Phoenix.
 ASKS DECREE-On the ground of non-support, Mrs. Virginia Rhodes procured a divorce from Jay Ward Rhodes in Judge Lymans court. The couple were married in this city in January, 1909, and have two children. Mrs. Rhodes has been connected with the teaching staff of the county schools, by which means she has sup ported herself and her children. TO JUVENILE COURT-Jesus Va raza was convicted of the charge :. having Marihuana in his possession when he stood trial in police court yesterday afternoon. Just as Judge l Thomas was about to sentence Varaza it developed that the prisoner was only F years old and thereupon he was turned over to the juvenile court.
 KAHN BRANCH-With Angelo Zucco in charge, the Trussed Concrete Steel company, Kahn building products has opened a permanent branch hert in the O'Neill building. The company has long had an agency in the state l but the business has developed to sucl an extent it was thought best to main tain a permanent representative hert l from the company.
 FILES PETITION-Mrs Katie Heln yesterday filed a petition for letters O administration of the estate of her hus. | band, George Helm, who left an estate valued at $21,000. The hearing on tht petition will be held before Judge Ly- man on April p. Besides the widow the beneficiaries of the estate are tht three daughters of the decedent, ElleI Hornback, Katie Hornback and Edna Helm.
 PRICE POSTMASTER HERE Henry Zuener, postmaster at Price Pinal county, dropped into town yes terday on a regular visit. He said tha the business calling him here was tha of having dental work done. He ex pressed surprise at the growth o Phoenix and said that some time h. might move here if the growth con tinues beyond that of Price.
 | DAYS AND DOLLARS-B. Alama do was sentenced to a term of Il days in the city jail in addition to beini assessed fine of twenty dollars whel he was adjudged guilty of carrying concealed weapons after a trial in tn court of City Magistrate Frank Thoma yesterday afternoon. It is expecte that Alamado will be a guest of tn city for the next thirty days.
 CONSIDERS AGE-Something ney in the way of punishment for the crim of bootlegging developed yesterda when Joe Mccarthy was fined $50 fo the offense by Judge Stanford. Nc Carthy will be permitted to pay tn fine by the installment plan. He mad his first payment of $25 yesterday an was given a months time in which t pay the remaining half of the fine. | imposing the fine the court gay Mccarthy, who is 70 years of age, two years suspended sentence. l THRIFT STAMP SHOW-Charle K. Pishon, for three days manager c the Empress theater James c. Dob bins, county chairman for War Saving and Mrs. F. D. Dufour. who has charg of the publicity and who is also actin as treasurer, reported yesterday tha there is every indication now that tn sale of tickets for the three days sho7 at the Empress which begins today wi net the committee the required s1,00 To the end that this figure will be at tained scores of young woman, boy and girls will today engage in a finf drive in selling tickets at 22 cent each. The show will be worth th price, with Virginia Pearson in :. Daughter of France" in five reels. an
 
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