Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
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OANCE FOR BONDS-To procure funds with which to pay its Liberty bond subscriptions, the Madison Wom- ans club will give an entertainment and dance at the Madison district school Thursday evening.
 HERE FROM REDONDO Miss Mildred Lang of Redondo is passing a few weeks in Phoenix the guest of Miss Norma Creech of 34S North Ninth avenue
 ASKS NEW TRlAL-A motion for a new trial in the case of Dr. Charles Roberts, who was found guilty of prac- ticing medicine without a license, was argued before Judge Stanford yester- day and taken under advisement
 RECKLESS DRIVING Manueal Miranda, charged with reckless driving on the bank of the Grand canal was fined S25 by Justice De Souza yester- day. When the car driven by Miranda overturned, one of the occupants was seriously injured.
 SPEAKER FROM SUDAN Rev. Rowland V. Bingham who has spent twenty-five years in the Sudan will speak at the First Methodist church tonight at eight o'clock. His subject will be Pioneering in Sudan"
 RAILROAD MEN HEBREW. c. Doudna, an official of the Arizona Eastern and E. Meador assistant gen. eral freight and passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern, spent yesterday in Phoenix while looking after business interests. They left for their head quarters in Tucson last evening.
 JUSTICE FOR JUSTlCE-Amid the excitement of the season the fact has been overlooked that the office of Justice Wheeler was one of the first in Phoenix, if not the very first, to go over the top and claim the honor flag.
 ON WRONG SIDE-R. c. Valencia was fined S5 by Judge Frank Thomas in police court yesterday for driving on the wrong side of the street. Police Officer Sutherland arrested Valencia on Monroe street between Central ave hue and First street, where the of fense was committed.
 ST. MARY'S SOCIETY-Mrs. Anna Nosskuhler, president of St. Mary's Altar Society, has called a special meeting of the society for ?: 30 o'clock Monday afternoon, at the Red Cross auxiliary room. The meeting is called for the purpose of making plans for a lawn fete to be held shortly.
 ON HONOR ROLL-One of tht local companies to go over the tor for the third Liberty loan is the Palace Hardware company. This com. pany, which has a number of em. | plOyes, is on the honor roll through the fact that every employe has taken one or more Liberty bonds of this issue.
 TO TOUR COAST-Mr. and Mrs. F D. Austin and son, Frank Benjamin who recently sold their ranch north ol PhoenlX have purchased a beautiful Haynes Six and expect to leave soor for tour of California They vii probably visit their old home in Ore. gon and possibly take in the Yellow. stone park before returning to Phoe. nix.
 LICENSED TO WEO-Marriage Ii. censes were issued yesterday to Frank Ii. Halstead, 33, Los Angeles and Selma $. Curry, 34, Los Angeles; Reil Lan- ning, 33, Tucson and Clara Elizabeth Eustace, 32, Durango, Colo; Ernest H Rodriguez, 22 Phoenix and Gertrude S Olea, IT, Phoenix.
 DRAGOON HELPS OUT-May Bal. lard, of School District il, Dragon Arizona, has sent a large quantity o1 tin foil to the Red Cross Magazine an6 Newspaper depot. Mrs. J. A. Roger. who has the depot in charge has re. celVed a number of contributions O. both tin and lead foil from the loca school children during the past week.
 !. w, w. LEADERS DEMURRER Judge Sawtelle in the federal cour yesterday sustained a demurrer in tn, cases of R. L. Morton and w. F. Burle son, indicted for various violations O | 6SDlOnaQQ In cases will not be tried until later tern of the federal court, as the present tern ended yesterday. Both defendant pleaded not guilty
 REACHES HONOR RoLL-The Ma tlonal Bank of Arizona has reached tn honor roll. This was announced Fri day evening with the statement tha every employe of the institution wa now subscriber to the third Libert loan. The roll in this big institutio, was done by Guy Alsap and Harry M Kennedy.
 FAREWELL TO SOLDIERs-As farewell to James H. McFain of E Paso and Edwin Peterson of Mes who left for camp on Friday, Mis- Dorothy Blumenthal and Miss Iren Seidel gave a delightful dinner Thurs udy evening" entertaining MT. an Mrs. Henry w. Allen, Miss Zell Halterman, Miss Selma Guyler, Mis- June Blumenthal. Ernest A. Faue and Charles Griffin.
 HANCOCK, iSSIONER-Har ry Hancock was appointed water com missioner by Judge Stanford yesterda and will have charge of the distribution of water among the canals from tn Salt and Gila rivers below the Salt Riv CT project. George P. Brown petitione , the court to appoint Hancock who i also water commissioner for the Sal River project. In the Stanford deere
 in the Buckeye water suit water com
 missioner was allowed and the 450 de :. fendants it is understood, were agree [ on the appointment of Hancock. -O
 The Modern Woodmen of Americ: will hold their usual meeting in the F
 of P. hall, next Wednesday night o
 the account of interesting subjects t 1 be discussed at this meeting, eac . member is urged to be present. 1 The future entertainment planned b
 the Royal Neighbors, will be one
 the subjects that will be discusse,