Arizona republican., 1918-03-20
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, | The Calvary Baptist church will hold an important meeting in the Woman's club building, this evening at f;3o | o'clock.
 NO LICENSE, $10-For operating an automobile without license, c. J. Bur rows was fined s10 by Justice Wheeler yesterday.
 RETURNS TO TUCSON Guy S. Wilson returned to Tucson last night after a three days business Vlslt III Phoenix, his former home.
 DENTIST HERE-Dr. J. A. Lord, a prominent dentist of Globe, arrived in Phoenix yesterday via the Apache Trail. He will attend to business in terests here during the next few days.
 FROM DOUGLAS-B A. Packard came up from Douglas yesterday ana registered at the Hotel Adams for a, few days. Mir. Packard is president of the First National bank in Douglas.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage h- censes were issued yesterday to Char = ley A. Baird, 25, Constellation ana Annie Leon Baker, 15, Prescott; El- mer Carl Ehlert. 25, Phoenix and Grace Soto 21. Phoenix.
 RETURNS TO TENNESSEE-Mrs W. G. Lenoyr, who has been visiting relatives here for the past couple of months, left on last evenings tram TOT her home in Sweetwater, Tennessee.
 RUSH LEAVES-Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rush boarded last evenings Southern Pacific train for their home in James, town. New York They have been spending the winter in this city ana other valley points.
 MUST CONTRIBU1E-Levi Farra, found guilty of failure to provide Tor his minor children, who are in the custody of his divorced wife, must contribute s10 a month to their sup port. Judge Stanford yesterday or dered Farra to contribute this amount when he imposed a five years suspend ed sentence.
 METHODIST WOMEN-Ell women |. of the First Methodist Episcopal church are asked, by those Tn charge, to meet at the school administration building, 931 North First avenue Thursday morning at 10 o'clock 10 sew for the Red Cross. Each one is asked to bring their lunch. needles, thimbles and scissors. Thread will be provided FOR HIS FAMILY-His wife and child in destitute condition is said tc have prompted H. H. Taylor to issue an alleged bogus check in the amount of s4 to H. H. Wilson. Taylor was arrested yesterday and brought before Justice De Souza, who set his prelim mary hearing for 10 o'clock Friday morning, March 29. He was released on his own recognizance.
 LAST CHANGE GIVEN-The oppor. } tunity to get into the military service l of the country voluntarily has almos 7 | expired A telegram received at th'
 office of the adjutant general yesterday
 stated that individual induction undel 5 call x. that is. under orders from com 9 petent heads of bureaus of the war de
 partment will end on April 10. Al
 other enlistments from this state hav' = been stopped.
 ,. WHERE IS CoWLEY?-Samue
 Cowley of 257 Franklin street Buffalo y N. T., has written Chief of Polio e George o. Brisbois asking his assist ance in locating his brother, Arthu / Cowley, who he believes is located upo s a ranch about six miles from Phoenis e He has recently written two letters |
 Arthur Cowley, but they have been re
 turned by the postar authorities. - LIGHT POLICE DocKET-Tw s speeders were booked for appearanc
 in police court yesterday afternoon bu i did not answer when their names wer called Their bail was declared forfeit = ed. A charge of reckless driving wa preferred against one defendant wh
 denied that he had been driving at
 dangerous rate of speed. As the ar II resting officer was unable to swear a y to the actual rate at which he wa s travelling, the man was discharged.
 ASKS DAMAGES-John Chick the plaintiff in a s10.000 damage SUI o against the Tres Metales Mining com
 pany which is now being heard i
 Judge Stanford's court. The first tes d timony in the case was taken yester W day. the plaintiff contending that |
 received serious injuries while hl tt
 employ of the company last July. H = alleges that through no fault of his ow o he slipped and fell from the mout
 to the bottom of the shaft sustainin
 injuries from which he has not entirel | recovered
 1SOME NEAT RETuRNs-Accord e ing to Mrs. H. K. Beauchamp. chaii 'l man for the month of the Adams Hot w War Savings Stamps booth. the return Il of the booth for the past two daS K amounted to more than s100O 0 Ie Monday when Mrs. Chester Dana Rec IS and Mrs. Vernon Wright were
 charge the proceeds were s659.50. whi