Arizona republican., 1919-02-19
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OlON OAhhr IiOCNOG- IN O Jack Mcdowell was fined s by Jus tice De SouZa yesterday for failure to carry a 1919 license on his automobile.
 THESE WILL WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Pre- cileano Martinez, 30, and Maria Ava rado. 17, both of Phoenix.
 TO OPEN DANCING CLASS - Miss Edna Paula Beware will open a class for young women in interpreta- tive dancing at the School of Music, Friday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.
 JUDGE LYMAN TO HOLBROOk- Judge Lyman left last evening for Holbrook, where he will sit in an i'm portant suit in which Judge Jesse Crosby is disqualified
 SERGT. E. G. SLOAN LANDS = Sergt. l.. G. Sloan landed in New York from the ship Teresa at 9:15 o'clock, Thursday, February 13. He stated in a postcard that he hoped to be in this city soon.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WoMEN- The Council of Jewish Women will hold an open meeting at the home of Mrs. Funk. 45 West Willetta street, at |. 2o'clock Thursday afternoon. Mem bers are asked to bring their friends.
 LADIES SEND THANKS - The chamber of commerce is in receipt of a letter from the visiting ladies of the Arizona Cattle Growers association in which they send thanks and apprecia- tion for all the courtesies extended to them during their stay in Phoenix.
 OSBORN WOMEN TO SEW-The women of the Osborn district are urged to meet at the school auditorium Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock to F1r he. 1f ha ,I,. the Red Cross.
 COT AND MATTRESSES NEEDED The Associated Charities is urgently in need of cot and some mattresses for the use of needy persons. Anyone who will donate these articles is asked to phone 1885.
 CHURCH MAY MORTGAGE-Judge Lyman yesterday granted the Grace Evangelical Lutheran church the right to mortgage it's property in the sum ot 5000. The church representatives stat ed that the church wished to raise funds in order to build.
 FIND MAN GUILTY OF BURG- lARY-A jury in Judge Stanford's $ court yesterday found Fred Hayes guilty of burglary in the second de- gree. The court announced that sen tence would be passed at 9:30 o'clock Friday morning. Hayes entered the storeroom of C. F. Monrad with intent to commit grand larceny, according to the complaining witness.
 CHARGED WITH THEFT-Nar- cisso Lopez and Cruez Mentez. charged with petty larceny. were ar raigned before Justice Wheeler yester- day. The former pleaded guilty and the latter protested his innocence in ! nrra ion | cartons of cigarettes. Both cases will be disposed of by Justice Wheeler on Thursday.
 DISMlSsES LARCENY CHARGE On motion of the county attorney. Judge Stanford yesterday dismissed the case of the state versus James Eliopovlos, charged with grand lar ceny. County Attorney Laney stated | that the chief witness in the case was in Portland and that the state did not feel Justified in sending for him. In his absence, there was not sufficient evidence to secure a conviction, and the court granted the dismissal HUGHlE JENNINGS DEAD - A | telegram was received yesterday by W J. Graham from Harry Jennings. d member of the Cochise delegation in | the house, saying that his son, Hughie had died at Los Angeles. Mir. Jennings was called to Los Angeles a week ago | by the illness of his son The tele- gram stated that MT. Jennings would leave with the body Thursday for Bis bee, where burial would take place next | Saturday.
 CHARLES F. EULlTZ WANTED | Mrs. Charles F. Eultz, general deltv- | cry Los Angeles, has written to the
 Jefferson hotel in an effort to locate ! her husband, an oven inspector ana builder of bake ovens who she heard
 from last in a letter written on lief ] ferson hotel stationery. The wanted 1 man is not at present located at the hotel, so he is asked to communicate
 with his wife as soon as possible, from
 wherever he is now.
 ! FOX FAMILY LEAVES-Mr. ana
 Mrs. Fines Fox and their daughter Virginia, left last night for Harbol City, near Los Angeles, where they ex-
 pect to make their future home. NIT ! Fox came to this city in the early days when Phoenix was young. and cs. abolished himself in the hotel busi.
 ness. While they will make Southerr California their future home. Mr. Fo, ! expects 10 retain his business hold.
 ings here. Two of his brothers ar,
 still conducting the Phoenix restau.
 rant in the Phoenix hotel.