Arizona republican., 1919-12-30

Besides, roof space is about the | only thing available here at the
 present." he added, land an aviator,
 sure has chance to pick out the
 most comfortable appearing roof"
 and Miss Vida Moore were married by the Rev. George Logic at his home
 on Indianola avenue Sunday after I noon at o'clock, with only close l friends in attendance. Mir. and Mrs.
 Widen will make their home near the
 MOTOR CAR sToLEN-Hudson
 Speedster No. 1470, owned by F. A. Reid, was stolen at 9:30 o'clock last
 night from in front of Vic Hannys
 clothing store. The car had dark l body and red wheels.
 HUSBAND GETS DIvoRcE-c.
 Bisham Singh was granted divorce l from Rose O.. Sin1A yesterday by i Judge Lyman of the superior court.
 Desertion was alleged in the com plaint.
 SURVEYOR HERE William H
 Thorn, public land surveyor who has been surveying in Pima and Pinal | counties for the past several months,
 arrived in Phoenix yesterday for the
 purpose of gathering data to be used 1 in his work
 BOX SOcIAL-A box social and dance will be given at the Agua F'ria i school, three miles south of CashiOn,
 New Years eve for the benefit of the schools There will be good music and all are invited to attend.
 l HEALTH IMPROVEMENT CLUB ! The Health Improvement club of Phoe- nix will meet at Sollege hall, 327 North Tenth avenue, December 31 at D. m. Speaking. good music and dancing l will be on the program. The public is invited to attend and assist in usher ing in the New Year with mirth and | happiness.
 INDIAN PLEADS cuIITY-Eas- chief Kalka. Pima Indian from Gila Crossing, told an interpreter yester- day in Judge Wheeler's court that he wanted to plead guilty to stealing a bicycle from Charlie Tabeek- On mo- ton of Herman Lewkowitz, assistant county attorney, the grand larceny charge against Kalka was reduced to petty larceny, and he was given a fine of s90 or 90 days in the county jail.
 JOIN MR. srAFFoRD-Mrs. D'Nean Stafford and two children, accom- panied by Mrs. Stafford's mother Mrs. H. l.. Porter. ST.. of Cape GiEardeau, Mo, arrived in Phoenix yesterday to join Mir. Stafford president of the Gen. tral bank who has been here for some time The Staffords are established at S21 North Fifth avenue. Mrs. Porter is here to visit her son H. L. Porter, Jr. of the Southwest cotton company.
 DA A GEs DENIED - Walter Schank, Mesa meat cutter, was refused the s5000 damages he asked from Henry Davis. his employer, when his case was argued before a jury in Judge Stanford's- court yesterday. Schank alleged Davis hit him in the ear with his fist, knocked him down, and then repeated the action when he had arisen. Argument over $2O0 loan took place in Davis market, and it | was shown that Schank had knife 1 in his hands with which he threatened | Davis.
 SINGS FOR PRIsoNERs-walter 1 Hastings Olney, head of the vocal de- partment of the school of music, re- turned yesterday from weeks holiday 1 visit in Los Angeles and at once took up his teaching duties. While in that city Mir. Olney fulfilled two annual customs. that of singing a program Christmas morning for the prisoners at the county jail, and one the following day for the Masonic orphanage. In ad- dition to a large following of pupils, this very succesfsul teacher and musi- clan is in charge of the music Of the Trinity ro-cathedral choir and is greatly in demand as coach for singers here and the surrounding towns.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Marrlase licenses have been issued by the clerk of the superior court to the following | persons Howard Charles Green. 21- of Humboldt and Janet Lowrie John ston. 20, of Tempe; Bert ~Trice. 70. and Cora Wheeler, 25, both of Phoenix: | Ben H. Roberts, 34, and Lillian Syiva, | 2S, both of Mesa; James R. Doyle, 46, | of Phoenix, and Katherine Burke, 45, | of San Francisco; Louis Carlos. 22, and Guadalupe Paz, 24, both of Cash ion Pamfilo Medrano. 34. and Carmen Escalente, 27, both of Tempe; Sam w. Owings, 31, and Ethel A. Parker. IS. | both of Tolleson; George Woods. &, | and Mary Fay Phelan, B. both of Ash | Fork: Robert J. T. Burnett. >44, of Salem, Missouri. and Minnie M. Smith,
 TEACHERS VisIT HEaE-Miss Margarete West and Miss Esther Fleming. teachers in the Window schools. are spending their vacation ct the home of B. J. West and family, 222s West \. Van 5ursn street; r Stone, deputy clerk in the office of the collector of internal revenue hes returned from Los Angeleo whore she passed the Christmas holidays
 AFFiRMS 0EclStoN-The com- Washington. D. C., has affirmed the decision of the local land office which ruled in favor of the contesteea in the homestead contest action of L.. B. Lynn versus Alice E.. Libby and E.. M.sLynn versus William H. Libby. |,
 HEARING TopAY-Dennis William Franchman. charged with proftteer- ing in wood will be given his prelim- l mary hearing before United States Commissioners Henke at o'clock this afternoon The Five Points wood deal- III CT is out on $2,OO0 bond.
 w. J. BAILEY MOvE9-Weldon J. II Bailey who formerly occupied law of- fices in the chamber of commerce. building is now established in the O'Neil building. MT. Bailey is estab- lished in the office at BIO.
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