Arizona republican., 1918-01-23
FINED FOR SPEEDING


 Church. Jr., was fined $10 for speeding on North Central avenue. by Justice De Souza yesterday.
 LICENSE TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Panic Pablo 27, and Mary Watson, 50 both of Gila Crossing.
 DRILL ToNIGHT-El Zaribah Pat rol will hold a drill at s o'clock this evening at Masonic hall.
 TO ST. lOUiS-R. A. Kirk, state publicity manager of the thrift cam paign, left on last evenings train for St. Louis on short business trip.
 TO YUMA-James C. Dobbins will leave on this mornings train on short business trip to Yuma and the Yuma valley.
 1 TELEGRAMS - Undelivered tele- grams are at the Western Union for Mildred Abbott, Mrs. J. l.. Allen. Ivan Irwin Butler, Clarence D. Dunkle, Chas. P. Gotalas, A. c. Had, Harold A. Hig- gins, L. B. Hitchcock, J. M. Lee. PURITY TEMPLE-Members of Purity Tempe No. will meet at the Eads home, 1914 North Third street on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock to sew for the Red Cross.
 ASKS DECREE-Charging failure to provide, Mrs. Josephine Hochner yes terday instituted divorce proceedings in the superior court against Fill l Hochner The couple were married in Montana in 1914
 APPORTlONS FUND County School Superintendent A. H. Fulton has apportioned $SO.409S7 to the dis trict schools from the state school fund. The apportionment was made yesterday
 PLEADS GUlLTY-Mark Jones yes-
 terday withdrew his former plea o1
 not guilty and pleaded guilty to the
 charge of transporting intoxicating
 liquor, when brought before Judge
 Stanford yesterday. He will be sen.
 fenced at 9:30 o'clock this morning.
 CASE DISMISSED-The case of tn, state versus Dave Anderson, charged with threatening to commit an offense was dismissed by Justice De Souz; l yesterday on motion or the county at } torney. The state made the motion fo
 dismissal at the request of the com
 blaming witness, G. w. Beckner. TAKEN IN CUSTODY-L. c. Mo
 Gee has been taken into custody b.
 the county officers on the charge of ob
 taining property by a bogus check l McGee is alleged to have secured good from the Wolf Suit House by bogu check of $5 drawn on the Citizens Banl
 of Five Points
 PHOENIX Is "JUDGED"-TheP Phoe
 nix fire department has been made tn
 subject of a humorous cartoon ap
 bearing in Judge" by John G. Bruellt
 artist on the staff of the publication l Chief Wright doesn't know whether { | fl1ttpra6 a To the department, or infuriated at tn manner in which it is "kidded'
 SON SAILS ACROSS-Mrs. J. I :. Collins of Palo Verde, who recent was in Phoenix, has received word tha r her son, pr. J. E. Walker, who saile 9 for France with the American expedi I tionary forces, has peen transferre
 to serve with the hospital field dc , partment. Mrs. Collins is an activ : Red Cross worker.
 : GIRL ARRAIGNsD-Lucile Pin; = who gave her age as IS in Justice | e Souza's court yesterday when arraigne
 on grand larceny charge, will | e given her preliminary hearing at l o'clock Tuesday afternoon, January ?
 The girl is alleged to have stolen $; n from Samuel Hummel last Angus
 Her bail was fixed in. the sum of $5(
 which she failed to furnish.
 TWO CHARGES-Don Johns, cour :. ty motorcycle officer, yesterday al y rested H. R. Daggs on the charge 7 violating the motor vehicle law. Dage was ordered to appear before JustiC De Souza this morning. A. J. Lightfot
 was another alleged Central avenr
 speeder noted by Johns who told hi !, to be in Justice Wheeiers court tn Il morning.
 T,1,. ?. schools are keeping up ,n salvage woI was the statement mace yesterday 7. Mrs. J. A. Rogers of the Red Gro! # Magazine and Newspaper depot MT a Rogers recently sent out a call for O ). newspapers and periodicals and as e result received splendid donatiC = from the Garfield school. Yesterds T the Grant school children sent a col
 tribution of five pounds of tinfoil. a VIC FANNY PEEVED-Once upC e a time when a printed list of the plac It where thrift stamps could be obtain s was published. accidentally the nan ,- of one of the first stations establishe IF that in the Vic Hannv store W ,e omitted. When the list was repeated
 an advertisement the omission was n L. corrected. Vic Hanny is peeved al -o says that to show how peeved he al his station is going to earn an IA .a rating in stamp salesmanship. o kIWANIS ClUB-Rev. Dr. Harke - speech on Patriotism and Chairm m Doggett's report on the sale of thr 'o stamps Saturday, were of unusual terest to members of the Kiwanis cl " who met at the weekly luncheon at ~ Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday noon. More tn !. s11, 1,000 worth of stamps were sold, 8 r. cording to Mir. Doggetts report. T Il, president of the club was requested ,. ," name committee to arrange daI ", in honor of the young women who io ably assisted in the thrift drive.