Arizona republican., 1918-05-02

brother here before going into national service.
 CATHOLIC RED cRoss-An im- portant meeting of the Catholic Red Cross auxiliary has been called for , o'clock this afternoon at the auxiliary headquarters. Mrs. V. F. Hanny, the president, announces that the meeting is of vital importance and urges large attendance.
 GRAND LARCENY. = James Up church, charged with grand larceny, will be given his preliminary hearing before Justice DeSouza at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Upchurch is ac- cused of stealing calf, the property of W. P. Beloat. He was arraigned yesterday and released on his own re- cognizance.
 LEWkOWlTZ LAST TRlP.-Louis LewkoWitz, one of the best known travelling men making Phoenix, has completed his last trip to this city, at least until after the war, for he is re- turning to Fl Paso to join the avia- tion corps. His hundreds of friends here will wish him all the luck in the world.
 RECElvERSHiP OVER - Judge Stanford yesterday discharged Charles Christy as receiver in the case of N. z. Wells ct. all versus the Western Sheep and Wool company. The action for the appointment of receiver was brought some time ago and the duties were performed by MT. Christy whom the court allowed a s450 fee. ARIZONA PATENTS-Hazard and Miller, the pioneer patent agency O. Los Angeles, have received by wire notice of the issuance of patents to Aaron V. Lee, of Bisbee, for puller; to John A. Adams, and Frank II. Weimer of Nogales, for valves; t. William L. Boyd, of Hayden, for q purifier.
 McGIlLEN BETTER-Richard E. McGillen, assistant secretary of state, who has been confined to his home with illness for the past two months is now appearing at his office at the state house for a short time each day. MT. McGillen is rapidly improv- l ing and will shortly resume his full ! duties at the capitol.
 1 REWARD FOR AUTO.-Twenty- five dollars has been offered by the Auto club of Southern California for information leading to the recovery of a Buick roadster which disappeared from Third street, between Hill and Broadway, Los Angeles, April IA. The car is 1918 model, blue body and vel low wheels. Its California number is 367,675.
 MISSIONARY TO TALK-Miss A l E. Brown a missionary in Palestine for several years, will speak to the Womens Missionary society at ths First Presbyterian church on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Her sub- | ject will be war conditions in Pales. tine. She left Jerusalem last May and has many interesting things tC tell.
 FOSTER GRAPEFRUlT.-Four fine specimens of a new variety of Foster pink grapefruie were placed on exhi- bition at the Phoenix chamber of con- merce yesterday by Lewis Diller from his ranch on North Central avenue The grapefruit is something extra choice. Those exhibited measure about five inches in diameter. They are of a delicate pink hue, the skin being SC waXlike as to appear transparent.
 AUXILIARY OF EASTERN STAR
 The auxiliary of Phoenix Chapter No. ,, Order of the Eastern Star, meets this afternoon at o'clock in Masonic hall. All visiting Eastern Star mem bers will be welcomed at the meeting The committee for the afternoon con- sists of Amanda Hess, Sister Welch Adelaide Richards, Florence McNabb Jennie Stoddard and Elizabeth Stew art.
 AT PosToFFIcE-The women O Grace English Lutheran church vii have charge of the postoffice bootl for the sale of Thrift stamps ant Baby bonds from May l to the 10 Mrs. l.. Zimmerman and Mrs. c. E Newcomer served on the opening da. and different women will give thei time to the work during this period They will appreciate the liberal pat ronage of the public.
 MUST CARE FOR CHILD-Lione
 Yesces pleaded guilty to the charge o
 bastardy when brought before Justic Wheeler yesterday. Yesces, in admit
 ting that he was the father of a tin.
 baby whose mother is a young girl
 was ordered by the court to contribut
 s15 month toward his child's sup
 port, and also furnish a bond in tn
 amount of $500. He must also pay tn medical expenses of the mother and tn
 court costs.
 ESTATE IN BONDS.-Petitionin the court for permission to sell tn property of Robert J. Baker, an in
 mate of the state hospital, w. c. Dan
 iels is asking to be allowed to inves the proceeds in Liberty bonds. Lorel
 Vaughn, counsel for Daniels, who i
 Bakers guardian. filed the petition il
 Judge Lyman's division of the superio court and the time for hearing will b ! set shortly
 TYPEWRITER NEEDED.-Every one wants to aid the nation in thi time of war, and here is a chance fo some one with a typewriter which i
 not needed just at present. Sergean A. T. Flynn, recruiting officer fo
 the naval service, has no typewrite and has lots of writing to do. If any
 one has typewriter and will loan it t the recruiting office they will be help ing out lot The recruiting servic makes no provision for typewriters fo such offices.
 NEW MOTORCYCLE coP-J. (
 Rhodes has been appointed count
 motorcycle officer to take the place ( Don Johns, resigned. MT. Rhodes ha had wide experience on the coast hay ing been connected with the sheriff
 office of Los Angeles county. John
 who gave satisfactory service to tn
 county left last evening for Eiks Basi where he will be connected with a we known oil company. He was accom- panied by Mrs. Johns and the coup plan to make their permanent home Wyoming
 WALT IS SENTENcED-F L. Wal
 the only man who has ever bee brought from another state to answe
 to the charge of bookkeeping, was ser
 fenced to 90 days in the county jail z . hard labor and fined $500 or one da