Arizona republican., 1918-04-26

Her preliminary examination will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
 PLEADS GUILTY- R. w. Lyhnne pleaded guilty to a charge of white slavery before Judge Sawtelle in the federal court yesterday. He was in- dicted on two counts, for transport ing a woman to Los Angeles and one for transporting the same woman to Fl Paso in violation of the Mann act. The defendant pleaded guilty to one of the counts.
 ATTENTION G. A. R.-The q. A. R. will meet at the r. NJ. C. A. at 9:30 o'clock this morning to join in the Lib- erty parade. Those in charge ask the members to bring flags, both large and small.
 RED CROSS The Phoenix Red Cross chapter urge all Red Cross work CTS to take part in the parade this morning and to meet on South Fifth avenue at 9:S0 o'clock. They are asked to wear white and carry a small Amer ican flag in their hands.
 SPANISH WAR VETERANS - Phoenix camp No. l Spanish War Veterans extend cordial invitation to all eXzsoldiers and eX-sailors and to all soldiers and sailors now in the ser vice who may be in the city on fIIrlough or leave, to join the camp in the Lib erty day parade to be held this morn ing at 9 30 o'clock They will mcet with the camp at the Elks theater.
 MARY BRODIE-Members of the Mary Brodie auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet on North Sev- enth avenue, north of Adams street, before 10 o'clock this morning to form in line for the Loyalty parade. Autos will be provided for all members and their friends. All women eligible to membership in the auxiliary are cor dially invited to meet with the auxil- lary at the above time and place.
 ASSIST RED CROSS-The Junior Red Cross of the Roosevelt school will give an entertainment at the Neighbor- hood House this evening for the benefit of the Red Cross. A small admission fee will be charged.
 ESCAPE FROM SCHOOL-Tha eight inmates have escaped from tn, Industrial school at Fort Grant wa! the word received here yesterday The information was sent to the sher iff's office with word that four 0 the escapes were committed from Co chise county and one each iron Maricopa, Graham, Gila and Pima counties.
 PUMP FOR RANCH-A sale of in
 terest locally is that reported to hav' | been made to Dr. 0. W. Brown O Phoenix, of a Layne and Bowler pump and Western engine. A 40 horsepowe
 Western engine and 15 inch Layne anC Bowler pump is the equipment speci fled on the contract and is said to b, for Dr. Browns propeI\ near Gas; Grande. The sale was made by tn,
 Western machinery company of Phoe
 nix, branch of the Los Angeles office BONDS FURNiSHED-Bonds in tn sum of $10,000 each were furnished yesterday by Gus A. Streitz and Rich ard F. Parthum, after being arraigne, before Judge Sawtelle in the fedora ] court on charges of violating immigra ) tion laws by harboring and concealin r an alien enemy, Alfred Titterman, ) German, in Phoenix last winter. The ) will plead guilty today. Both defend ) ants were released from the city jat , immediately after the bond was ike
 by the court
 COMES WITH MEssAoE-Mr
 Grace Manners Brougham of Lon . don, sister of Guy Manners. tn
 celebrated poet, will lecture befor , the Maricopa County Teachers sso
 citation at it's last meeting for tf , year, Saturday morning at 10 o'clocl
 The meeting will be held in the hig 1 school auditorium and is open to til
 public. Mrs. Brougham is one of tll
 leading war lecturers of today and he
 reading of her brothers forceful poem
 will be a feature of her talk. In aL dition to the lecture the program wi
 consist of annual election of officer a report of the state teachers asse ciation held in Tucson last week an
 the teachers will receive instructio
 from the state committee on war saI $ ings as to how the teachers an
 pupils can best aid the Thrift move
 ment during the summer months.